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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1913)
I 4l ' U i i ' WHEN CUPID LEADS a young couple to Ihc altar one of the moat Important thlnes needed Is the wedding ""?, li is the symbol of union ;nnd hap piness. Our seamless wedding rings will met every require ment. They arc especially made for us and the makers as well as ourselves guarantee their quality. CLINTON Jeweler and Optician Wo want your repair work: ! DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Z a 2 Graduate Dcrllisl. 0 m Office over tho McDonald State Bank. caea Mr. nnd 'Local and Personal Mrs. Phelps, of Wallace, are the guests of town friends this week. Miss Rasmussen, of Elm Creek, is visiting her sister Mrs. James Kennedy this week. Miss Florence hidings left last even ing for Pennsylvania where she will presume h-T studies. John Muirhead who has been seriously ill at his home south of town is reported to.bcigrc.atly Improved. Miss Glema Shoup, of Sutherland, came down yesterday morning to visit friends during County Fair week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cottrell are onjoy ing'B visit from the former's parents who carno from Lead, S. D., yesterday morning. Mrs! II. S. White left the first of this weok for cities of Wisconsin and Illinois whore she will spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and baby returned, Wednesday evening from an extended visit in Beatrice and Omaha with relatives. John Corbett and daughter Elln, of Wallace, are visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hanifin this week and attending the County Fair. Gotlleb Wclsol, who lives in Illinois, has bpen In town; for a few days on business pertaining to the real estate he owns in this1 coUnty. Mr. Weiscl comes here once a'yoa'r. Mrs. W. J. Landgraf and Mrs. P. II. Lonergan who were called to Callaway the first of this week by. tho death of their grandmother, are expected to re turn today. Boars For Sale. Puro bred Duroc-Jersoy boars at $20.00 eacln This price holds until September 21. i. Ex'porlmontal Substation. Attendance in Ward Schools. Enrollment in the Lincoln school at tho first of this week was three hun dred and four and how enrollments are being made daily. If the present In crease continues it will be necessary to employ an extra teacher. The enroll ment n the different rooms is as follows: 1st grade Miss McVey, 42; 2d grade Miss Blake, -13; 3d grade Miss Manuel, 46; 4th grade Miss Hartman, 4G; 5th grade Miss McEllinoy, 47; Cth grade Miss Do.ran, 48; 7th grade Miss Cran dall, 33; 8th grade Miss Smith principal, 40. In tho Washington school the follow ing attendance is given: 1st grade Mis? Daniel, 45; 2nd grade Miss IWhelpley, 41; 3d grade Miss Warrington, 47; 4th grade Miss Auble, 42; 5th grade Mrs. iGarman, 47; Cth grade Miss Hunter, 43; 7th grado Mi6s Brlttaln, 43; 8th grade Miss Murray, principal, 47; total 355. The enrollment fa the Jefferson build ing Is as follows: 1st grade Miss Hanks, 5G; 2d grade Miss Hansen, 40; 3rd grade Miss Flynn, 45; 4th grade Miss Rhea, 45; 5th grade Miss) Anderson 45; Cth grade MissWork man, 42; 7th wade Miss Watts, 42; total 313.w Tho total" enrollment of the ward schools is nine hundred and seventy- three and daily increasing. For the first time since the opening of school last week every pupil has a teacher and a desk.. i ' Brodbeck Shot Through the Arm. Karl Brodbeck, who does tho killing for the Brodbeck & Son meat market, was accidently shot through the right forearm Wednesday evening by hia nephew Harry Brodbeck. The two men had gone to the slaughter houso to kill several beeves. An unruly Texas animal had been driven In tho killing chuto, and Harry armed with a 44 calibre gun stood on top of the chute with his legs straddled and his feet resting on the 2x4 cross-piece. The animal became vory restless and his constant motion precluded an opportun ity to shoot. Wishing to take advan tage of the first chance, Harry had drawn back tho hammer and then the animal made a charge, pinning Harry's leg against the chute. This unbalanced him and in attempting to savo himself the gun was discharged. Karl was standing on the ground near Harry, and the bullet passed through his right arm and plowed a shallow furrow downward along the hip, making a bad flesh wound. In passing through the arm, the bullet splintered the under part of the bone, but it is believed the arm will not be permanently effected. Dr. Dent was summoned and rendered the necessary medical aid. Harry Brodbeck feela badly over the accident, but it was through no fault of his that it occurred. Mr. FARMER: Why not Build a Silo? N. J. SCHLACHTER 0 Hoopless Stave Crib Silo DURABLE ECONOMICAL DO IT NOW The Only Stave Crib Silo that will NEVER BLOW DOWN WE ARE SELLING THE HOOPLESS STAVE CRIB SILO The kind that never blows down This Silo can be erected with the least cost of any silo on the market. We furnish the lum ber and cement and your hardware dealer every thing Jnthe way of nails and bolts. This Silo is built out of 2x4's, any length; the outer edge having a filler of binding twine to make the circle, the sticks being used just as they come from the yards, and require no sharp ening or dressing. We furnish blue print and full set of in structions, so that any carpenter can erect the silo without the least difficulty. Remember no guy wires no Hoops Are required by this Silo to keep it from falling down. Nothing to. loosen or rust off CRYSTAL THEATRE Friday, Sept. 19th. "Soldiers Three": Bison two-re'ol, "It Happened at tho Beach"; Powers comedy. Saturday, Sept. 20th. fron- "Tho Hotrlbutiou of Ysoebel"; tier western. '"A Modern Witness"; Victor. "Knights Tcmplnr Conclave." This is n special taken from the recent con clave at Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, of Wallace, are spending this week with friends in town. County Attornoy Gibbs has returned from a ten days' vacation spent at Den ver and Colorado Springs. Frank J . Doran who has been ill at his home on west 5th street for several days is reported to be Improving. Mrs. Baker, of Ely, Nevada, who had been visiting her undo John Ottenstcin for several days left Wednesday morn ing. We thus extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighborsfor tho kindness sliown and assistance given during the illness and at the funeral of the late James Frnzier. Tun Family. State Aiulitor.wW...Bl. Howard has beon in town "for a day or two, coming hero .on business connected with his ranch northwest of town. Ho visited tho fnir and pronounced the exhibits fine. W. A. Elkins and Miss Jcssia H. Mc Coy, bo.h residing near Braden, in Mc- Pherson county, came te town yester day morning and later in the day were united in marriage. John Allen and Miss Chloe Burman, both of Brady, wore made one by Judge Grant yesterday, us wore also N. K. Graham and Miss Norma Orbin, both of whom gavo Marquet as their residence. TO BE SAFE AND HAPPY You should insure your property with Bratt & Goodman. Christian Chnrch Improvements, The past few months have seen some splendid improvements under headway at the Christian church of this city. In early spring the church decided to erect a new parsonage, and purchased lots in the Cody addition were they moved the old house. A new, modern seven room house was ereeted at a cost of some $2300. It has been occupied by the pastor and family since May the 30th. Upon completion of tho parson age the church entered at once into an active campaign for enlarging and im proving the church building. Plans were made and accepted for th en larging of the church. The work in cludes a full basement under the entire building, giving a room 38 by 64 feet in size. A furnace is being installed. A modern kitchen has been provided for. The kitchen equipment includes a splondid hotel range of the well known Born made. Tho range was purchased through Howe & ' Maloney, and Is 0 K. in every respect. Othor kitchen equipment is that of cabinets, bins, tables, and all neces sary articles. The whole room is'- fin ished up in white enumael. The upstairs of the church will seat bettor than 500 people with the en largement. Tho people are planning a revival meeting to start Sept. 28th, with tho Whistons as evangelists. These neople have been very successful in their work wherever thoy have gone and a godd meeting i3 looked forward to. Tho night school work in the church basement is a splondid feature. The plana includo a class for tho Greeks and a manual training department. Work is nearing n completion now, and all will bo in splendid shape in tho near future. A meeting of all singers has been called for Friday night of this weok. The orchestra will meet with the choir. You are urged to bo present." Thero is a rousing bible school service each Sunday at 10 a. m. There were 201 present last Sunday a. m. The orches tra will play at 0:45. Como and enjoy the services with us. This Silo is absolutely the cheapest and most substantial Silo on the market today. ' REMEMBER: We are behind this proposition. We are where you can find us. We are here to stay. See us before you buy; it will pay you to do so. w. W. BIRGE CO. rVMHBBttMoyungwnMnA NORTH PLATTE, Doings of the City Fathers. Miss Marjory Cross left a few daj ago fpr Kearney, where she will attenu the normal. Paul Wilson, of Paxton, came a few dnys ago to visit Mr. and Earl Wilson for a week. down Mrs. MJ SOLD HERE ffif &1 H HIH e-- - " t v-J-9!ttryrSi& t Rial a Bf ffisw Ytmffl&mrsm v&tsmm WX Jr4vA!. JU'J fl (Hull? vlIJK GLfiJU.'IfJ ; w3m t"3 CnSMftW ffaBOBrKtu. ivtJi Mexican Uses Knife. "Red" Clark, a butcher by vocation, was slashed on the right sido of tho faco Wednesday evening by a knife in tho hands of a Mexican. Tho Mexican and n companion had kicked Clark's dog, and the latter remonstrated; the Mexicans responded by ogain kicking the nnimal, and then Clark slapped one of tho mon, whereupon tho other drew a knife and made a couple thrusts at Clark, ono of them cutting a gash in face, not deep, however. Clnrk then waded in and knocked both greasers in the gutter, and they were later arrested and tnken to jail. By an unanimous vote Tuesday even ing the city council adopted a resolu tion introduced by Councilman Hoag land making it optional with those who havo put in water metres whether they pay a flat rate for the water used during July, August and September, or whether they pay for the metre meas urement. In view of the fact that less than half the consumers have installed metres, it is only fair that those who have placed metres be given this option, for it is generally conceded that the flat rate consumer hus used more water than has the metre consumer; tho for mer has wasted water while the latter has conserved it. An ordinance creating sewer lateral G, which is composed of four blocks in Miller's addition was passed, under a suspension of the rules. . j. Tho ordinance granting a twentvHlvo year electric light franchise to .Frank T. Hadiey, and one for a cas plant for similar period, was readby the clerk and will come up for action at a future meeting of the council. The committee to which had been re ferred tho petition nsking that picture shows be allowed to operato on Sunday, reported adversely, and the report was adopted with only ono dissenting vote. This kills tho proposition unless those favoring such a move petition tor an election under the initiative law. Tho street commissioner was ordered to have the First ward hose house moved to tho city lot on Front street, where it will be used as if store house for city property. The other two hose houses will bo sold. Despondency. Is often caused by indigestion and constipation, and quickly disappears when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. For sale by all dealers. Presbyterian Church. Sunday School at 10 a. m., Butler Buchanan, Supt. Morning theme: "God buries the workers but carries on the work." Evening theme: "The Mighty Magnet." Men's bible class with pastor. Midweek service Wednesday evening. Wanted To Buy Calves. GO to 100 head first class, large' spring calves. Uniform in color and size. Experimental Substation. Lutheran Church . Services next Sunday in the morning at 10:30 and evening at 8 o'clock. Morn ing theme: "God's Jewels," and even ing theme: "An Ever Increasing Fith in Him." Special music at each service The attendance at the fust two even ing's of tho fall services have been gratifying, may ever increase. Tho woman will hold their annual chicken and wafllo Nov. 18th at the Masonic hall. Elegant residence lots from $150 to $300 on Third. Fourth and Fifth streets. These arc choice bargains. O. II- Thoelccke. Baptist Church Notes. i The Lincoln county Sundny school convention will be hold Ih the Baptist church Saturday and'Suhday. While the convention program does not pro vide for a Sunday morning or a Sunday evening sossion, the pastor has invited the stnto workors Mr. Kimberly and Miss Brown to occupy the pulpit morning nnd ovoning. This invitation has been, accepted, so some important phases of Sunday school will be presented both morning and evening. An invatation i3 extended to all who are not worshipping elsewhere to join withus in those ser vices. The Sunday school and Young People will hold their sessions at tho regular times. We invito all tho delegatos who so desire to join with ua in these ser vices. Th Ladias Aid Society will meet in the basement of the church Friday afternoon Mrs, Ralph Tyler will bo liMo1 for th afternoon, Caught a Bad Cold. "Last winter my son caught a vory bad cold and the way he coughed was something dreadful, writes Mrs. Sarah E. Duncan, of Tipton, Iowa. "We thought sure he was going into consump tion. Wo bought just one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that one bottle stopped his cough and cured hia cold completely." For salo by all dealor. in i opiiwe Bought and highest market prices paid PHONES Residonce Red 636 Oflico 459 C. H. WALTERS. Dr. J. K. Elms, Bye, Ear, Noso and Throat Glnssoa tlttcd Also Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Office over McDonald State Bank. North Platte, Phono 30. Buchanan & Patterson's .Bargain List of Dwellings.. HERE IT IS. New five room cottage on East Fifth street, with toilet, bath and heat and only $2400.00. This will sell quick. Don't delay. Nice six room cottage, shade trees and blue'grass only one block from the Court House. Price $2200. The lot is worth what we are asking for the property. Easy terms. 2. 14 Acres, good six room dwelling, barn, chicken house, windmill located only S blocks from the High School. This will be equal to full city block and we make the low price of $2500. Easy terms. Five room house and barn, South Dewey street. $1,250. Nice six room cottage 721 West Seventh street, handy to new round house. Modern except heat. Price 2,200. Extra nice 4 room cottage on West Tenth street, in the 600 block. Price $1, 750. Good eight room dwelling on East Tenth street, in the 900 block. Price $1,700. ' All of these properties are choice bargains and can be bought on easy terms. Be sure and see these before you buy. Buchanan & Patterson, Sole Agents. Kwr f 1 Stability, Efficiency and Service Jlnvo boon tho Juioiovs In tho growth or tho First National Bank, -or- XORTU PT.ATT12, 2il3.lilZA.SKA. One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. '