The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, October 31, 1913, Image 4
.V'r - - tJtt - . rtj .t--Csl '! ft 1 We have just received our fall line of Cut Glass, Sterling Silver, Electroliers and Hand Painted China Sterling Silver. Rich Cut Glats Sugar and Cream Sets Bread Trays Water Sets Berry Bowls Vases Sandwich Plates - Bowls Sugar Trays Fern Dishes Cracker Trays Candle Sticks Cheese and Cracker Plates . Mayonnaise Dishes ' Lemon Dishes Trays Vases Electroliers Coasters Hand Pa;ntc(1 China Flat Ware pjates Sugar and Cream Sets Berry Sets Vases a Trays Electrolier. Bowls in Brass, Cut Glass and Hand Coffee Sets Painted Shades. Salt and Peppers Pleased to show you our new goods. Larger stock than ever this year. Clipt on. The Jeweler We Want Your Repair Work P f V ' r Local and Personal. Wod- Ed Ferrcll. of Wallace, spent ncspay in this city on business. W,. T. "Banks left Wednesday morn ing on a business trip to Omaha and St. Joe. J. S. Davis returned Tucsdoy evening from Flint, Mich., where he transacted business. Dr. Mario Ames left Wednesday morning for Omaha to spend several days on business. Lawrence Wornott, of Kearney, re turned homo Wednesday morning after transacting business. Miss Irene vonTrot left the first of tho-week for Omaha to spend a week or more witli hor sister. Miss Isn Murphy returned Tuesday evening from Denver, whore she spent a week visiting friends. Mark Baker left Wednesday morning for Bignoll after transacting misincs in town lor several unyB. For Ront 5 room Iioubo on South Walnut and E St. Wilcox & HalHgan. Mrs. F. W. Gogo, of Chicago, nr rived Wednesday to be the guest of her bioihor Dr, II. 0. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mason left Wed nesday afternoon for Florida where thoy will spend the wintor. Wm. Aduir, who transacted business in Omaha the latter part of last week, returned Tuesday evening. Miss Louis Warner hns accepted n position as book keeper in the North Platte Produco house. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tuttle left Wed nesday morning for Omaha to Bpend two weeks with relatives. Albert Tumor returned to Chicago Wednesday after attending the land drawing and visiting frionds. Hormon and Harlan Kerr, of Brady, -who came to witness tho land drawing .Tuesday, roturned Wednesday. F. G. Ilojciu. who had been visiting his family in this city returned Wed nesday to his ranch near Ogalalla. Misses Opal and Hazel Smith returned the first of this week from Stapleton, where they visited rolatlyes for nweok. 7Ir. and Mrs. F. J. Barr returned to Omaha the early part of the week after a visit at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haspol. Mrs. Frank Nugent, who had, been tb, guest of frionds in this city for a few daya. loft Tuesday evening for hor home in Maxwell. Thomas J. Dunn, who had been spend ing a few days with his son Francos, returned to his homo in Wood River Wednesday morning. Miss Freda Schott will loavo tomor row for Bridgeport to bo tho guest of hor aunt Mrs. F. 0. Moynaham for fievornl days. Miss Esthor Borkor urrlvcd the first of, tho week from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to makn an extended ylsit with Mrs. Thomas Heuloy. Joo S. Richards returned to his homo at Bollville, Kansas, today after coming all the way up hero to spend n quarter for a chnnco in the land drawing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson returned Wednesday afternoon from Smith Center, Kans,, where they went to nt tond tho funeral of tho. former's Bister. Mrs. Frank Ross and children, who had been visiting frionds in this city for several days, returned to their home in Maxwell Wednesday morning. Wm Stout, of Bfg Springs, spent tho first of this week in town on busi ness and visited at the J. E. Sebastiun Juorn,o, returned Wednesday morning. During the general land drawing Miss Emclla Baggot and Miss Emclia Doollttlu wore chosen and acted us special messengers from tho drawing place to the fudcral building. Miss Reclna Nolan was hostoss at a Hnllow'een party Tuesday cvonlng for a number of her friends. Tho evening was spent in gamos and ihubIc after which refreshments woro served. Mis Scott, of Fall City, formerly stenographer at tho Wilcox & Ilalligan law office in this city, who hns beun visiting friends for a wcuk or more, will return homo Monday. Removal of Shop. After one month of strenuous effort to find a place for business, I am now located in the Goozee building on Pine street, opposite Lloyd opera house. Telephone number remains the same 69, residence phone Black 430. 81-2 R. F. Stuart, Plumber. Mrs. J. E. Sebastian will lenve Sun day for Chappell to visit her parents. Albert Muldoon returned Wednesday from Omaha, where ho transacted busi ness for a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis returned to Omaha Wednesday after a ten days' visit with friends in town. Mrs. S. H. Donchower left Wednes day for her homo in Peoria after a protracted visit with relatives in town. Everett Steele, of Elm Creek, ar- I rived in town Thursday to drive home the Chalmers car which tie secured at tho Ilinman garage by investing n dollar. Judge James Witten loft Wednesdny night for South Dakota where he will conduct a sale of town lots on a tract of land that was formerly an Indian reservation. He will return here later. Mcsdames Luke Hcnloy and John Murray entertained the J. T. club Tuesday evening nt tho home of the former. Soyen tables were arranged for 600 nnd aftor the card games an enjoyable lunch was served. Hugh McGovcrn, of Denver, who ar rived the Intter part of last week to at tend tho Weinberger-McGovern wedding, left Wednesday morning for Omaha to spend several days with friends. A surprise party was tendered Miss Frances O'Neill Friday evening , by neighbors nnd frionds. The entertain ing feature was dancing, followed by a two course lunch. Out of town guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Barr, of Omaha. My new blacksmith shop .is located just one block west of where the old shop was close to tho city mill and will be ready to take care of customers about Nov. lBt, and will bo pleased to soo all old patrons nnd uIbo new ones. 79-2 J. E. Jefpiuhs. Tho postoilice department is antici pating u largely Increased Christmas business by reason of tho parcels post. To handle this business, Postmaster Davis has been authorized to have two largo routing cases made; an appropria tion has been mado for automobile de livery if neccBsnry, and alto an ap propriation for additional carriers dur ing tho holiday rush. Chas. Echloberry, tho second-hand store man, is now mnking nrrangments to build two residences on his block of ground at the coiner of Ninth nnd Juckson street, just east of the new round house. He purchased the old barber shop building lately condemmed and will remove (ton one lot and remodel tho structure into a nice home. Later ho will construct 'another new house on an adjoining lot, thus adding two more homes in thnt district which should find regulnr tenants. . Saturday tho Greek coal heavers at the coul chutes lot threo empty cars get away from them nnd take a plungo down tho inclino; whon tho enra Btruck the Btralght nway track thoy parted company, each taking n different direct tion and after rolling over once or twice stopped. Tho wrecker was at once sont to tho trouble and after sev eral hours had tho three dongolns buck again on tha track. The amount of tho damngo consisted of sovcral twisted Iron rods, a dislocated truck or two and several frightened Greeks. Lost- Between North Platte and PI nt to Valley school house, 2 bunches holing wire, finder plenBe notify F. O. Johnson, North Platte, Neb., Route 1, Box -10. Walter B. Montgomery, who como hero to report tho land drawing for Chicago, Kansas City and othor mo.rQ politan paporsloft for'tho onst today. Mr. Montgomery has attended a num ber of tho land uruwings conducted by Judge Witten, nnd says that in ovory instunco the mode pursued and the gen eral conduct of tho drawing has proven satisfactory to tho hundreds of thousands who have registered nnd to tho many thousands who hnve drawn successful numbers. Lincoln County Winners. The following is a list of the North Platte ami Lincoln county winners in the lnnd drawing. Those holding num bers above 800 will not at ami much show, while those between 800 and COO may have a chance to make a se lection, as it generally follows that a certain percentage of those holding the lowei numbers do not make selections. NOKTH PLATTE 20 A B Culton 09 Clara Walker 180 Joseph Wujek V 230 Harlcy Warner , 233 J L Bruck - , , r 240 E B Payne ' 254 R C Wood . 298 G Busier ' '- ' 479 J N Baker ' ' G3G John Mnng 552 Emma McVey 597 Esther Bergman . C61 Clare Bacon r.. ' C79ROHeaton 682 N W Grady . . 710 L W Smith 716 Herbert Worman 73S John Johnson 787 Oliver Moody 810 H C Hupfer 812 E P Miller 840 Alice Otten 850 C P Earhart 89-1 Florence Stack 912 Evetett Kendall 938 Harry Dixon 979 Arvo Peterson 1000 Tadus Ellas 1005 Julius Hoga 1022 M A Gleoson 1061 A W Sanielson 1095 Katherine Knauff 1101 C II Splcer 1193 John Bomeke 1229 Lilhe Finney 1246 Pat McHugh 1280 D H Donnelly 1297 York Htnman 1348 E L Wilson 1424 A W Morton 1441 H C Doggott 1483 Chas McNeal , 1518 J T Stuart 1520 Tom Gutherless 1544 P H McEvoy 1552 E H Lloyd 1570 J S Hodges 1579 N Kelso 1638G A Zentmeyer 1G67 J W Adams 1680 Carl Shick 1681 E L Babbitt 1691 F J Diener 1821 Georgo Tighe 188-1 R Shook 1897 C M Clark 1925 Joseph Gumble 1928 J F Hausherr 1972 Anna Locker LINCOLN co. 16 E W Brown, Hershey 25 Cora Anderson, Sutherland 41 B W Green, Garfield 84 Sam C?mbhn, Brady 101 Ludwig Larson, Brady 121 John Crawley. Wollfleet 165 J A Snyder, Hershey 218 P A Boe, Hershey 387 Ed Xorlander, Brady 420 W E Park. Nichols 440 C A Discoo Maxwell 600 C E Marovish, Gaifield 610 E Schoolcraft, Maxwell 617 O R Johnson, Brady 620 Jennio Leaf, Brady 804 G A Waterbury, Brady 854 S D Jones, Wallace 971 Frank Meloin. Sutherland 1010 Bert Chase, Wellfieet 1024 Maude Sylvan. Brady 1304 Chas. Malm, Sutherland 1354 Anna Hein, Hershey 1405 Daniel Roder. Sutherland 1449 W P Sayer, Wallace 1456 O W Franzen, Hershey 1491 E J Thurber. Sutherland 1510 E C Chase. Wellfieet 1048 Edwin Berg, Brady 1701 Oliver Mnnnon, Maxwell 1809 E E Kilmer, Garfield 1875 Susie Souden, Bignoll 1976 Bessie Frame, Hershey gassiMratfasagEgBaifflsaB Business College for North Platte jf DAY AJNTD NIGHT SCHOOL Will be conducted five days each week from 9 a. m. to 12, and from 1:40 to 4 p. m. Evening 7:15 until 9:45 p: m. Course of Study Business Course Embracing Bookkeeping, Banking, Commerial Law, Com mercial Arithmetic, Rapid Calculation, Business Letter Writing,' Commercial Papers, Spelling and Penmanship. Shorthand Course Embracing Shorthand, Typcwritting, Penmanship, Spelling, Business Letter Writing, English Grammar and Punctuation. Combined Course Embracing all studies in both the Business and Shorthand courses. The Diplomas will be used from Draughon's College headquarters and have the prestige of the largest and strongest system of Business Colleges in the world back of it. Established 1839. Six months practical business training guaranteed, which is sufficient time to complete itf" the course. Lincoln Highway Celebration. To tho Puhlic: I desire to call nttention to the citi zens of North Platte and surrounding country that Friday, October 31st, Hallowe'en Day, has been selected by persons interested in the Lincoln High way, as a day of celebration and re joicing in anticipation of the early realization of this great project. Nearly all of the cities and towns along the proposed lino have made arrange ments for some ceremonies and the North Platte Chamber of Commerce have arranged for a bonfire, band con cort and public speaking at the court house on that evening. You are requested to turn out and make this a jollification rathor than a formality. Respectfully. E. II. Evans, Mayor. Ground for tho now building of tho Mutunl Building nnd Loan Association was broken yesterday, and tho work 'of excavating tho bnsement will bo Cushod forward ns rapidly as possible y Contractor Isddll, of Kearney, who was awarded tho contract. Droughon's System has moreiBank endorsements than allother Business Colleges in the country combined. No Entrance Examination. No Classes. Individual Instruction All graduates will receive the benefit of Droughon's Employment Bureau. A Splendid opportunity to prepare yourself for Civil Service Examination's. n For further information in regard to special rates, course of study, etc., 'write or see S. P. RANDALL, Field Secretary . RITNER HOTEL, NORTH PLATTE, NEB., Wui ii ini,iM.. mill 1 1 ZTT1 The time, however of his corning is not stated as not even unnsi iiimaen hui his angels know that. He said if the trifth of Christ's com ing again could be indelibly impressed on men's minds they would lead differ ent lives. So many are indifferent and want to take every thing easy. They don't wont to listen to anything that will awaken thorn from their lethargy. But the time will come when they shall curso the influences which have caused them to take tho easy indifferent thotlesa way. Christ shall come again no man can say when. But "He cometh as a thief in the night when least expected. Thursday night' sermon "was "Wages and Pay Masters." a most interesting practical address. Friday night Mr. Whiston will speak on "Tho Harvest." Mr. Knowles will give an illustratod song and Mrs. Demick will sing a solo. No meeting Saturday night. Sunday will bo the great day. Sun day school at 9:45, aim 300 present, at 11 o'clock the dedicatory service, when Mr. Whiston will preach. At 3 p. m. Mr. Knowles will speak. Then at 6:30 tho nowly organized Christian Endea vor will hold its first meeting. All the young people are cordially invited and urged to bo present as tho Christian Endeavor is for them. C..n,lw nlrrtlt 1V Whiston Will St)e&K V . . " " ?n ,", -r 1 it on the -rnceiess x-ean. . ., , Every one is most cordially invited to como and bring a basket of dinner ,ni nlrnir dinner will bo ser ved in the basement of tho church after the morning service. Como and bring your friends nnd enjoy this social time together while attending tho Dedication of tho church. Chujfch News LUTIIEKAN Regular services next Sunday morn ing at 10:30 o'clock andevoningnt 7:30. Surmon subjects: Inviting and Helping People to Worship, nnd iloreb's Hock and its Lessons. Sunday school ntl2in. Luther League after ovening worship nt 8:30. Reformation day service to night at 7:45. rilKSHYTKIUAN CUUIICII. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Presentation of diplomas. Preaching services nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 n. m. Morninir theme. "Profit and Loss." Evening theme.!"Man's Life a Plan of God." Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Prayer servico Wednesday evening. Choir practice niter prayer meeting. You cro cordinlly Invited. CHRISTIAN Tha meetings at tho Christian church this week have been good considering all the attractions in town. Tuesday night Mr. Whiston gave n Bcrmonott on "Phnrnoh Modernized. This was a vory practical mossagq nnd wns followed by the illustrated story "In His Steps'' which Mr Knowles finished that night. Wednesday night Mr. Whiston preached on tho "Second Coming of Christ." Ho showed by mnny scripr turn references how the hlblo spooks positively of Christ's second coming. Life-Health-Accident Fire Light ning and Tornado INSURE ANYTHING OF VALUE AND CONSERVE YOUR LOSSES CLABAUGH ROOM 4 McCARE RLDC V Stability, Efficiency and Service Have been tho Factors in tlio growth of tho I First National Bank, -o- XORTII PLATTJS, A'JBBJCASJfA. CAJPJTAZ, AXZ SURPLUS: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. SSI SUPPLIES ( I ifei tW' If We Cannot Serve You Notice for Publication. James S. Gilbert, non-resident dofon dant, will toko notice on the day of October, 1013, Roy Honey, I. D. Mc Knightand C. E. Ilaney filed the r pe tion in tho district court of Lincoln county, Nebraska, tho object and prayer of which are to have a certain sheriff's Ll nM NWland Wiof NE1 of Sue 35. T 1C K, It 32 W, dated August 29th, 1912, and recorded in tho otrlco ot the county clerk of Lincoln county, Ne braska on tho 7th day of September, ini9 in nook "A-ll." at mico 531 can celled nnd annulled nnd sot aside; also the proceedings nnd decree had in and with auto supplies, nobody can. For there is nothing needed by car or owner that is not to be had here. From tires to tools, from lamps to license number tags, from horns to batteries we have just what you want when you want it. Better bear our address in mind. J. S. Davis Auto Co. about and upon which said deed was based cancelled and set aside, and for such other and further relief ns may bo just and equitable. You are required to answer said pe tition on or before Monday the 1st day of October, 1913. Dated this 23rd day of October, 1913. Roy Hanev, I. D. Mcknight and C. E. Haney. By Muldoon & Gibbs, their attorneys. LEGAL NOTICE. To Margarot Latimor, Thomns Lali mor, Ivor Latimer, Kin Latimer, Nath aniel Latimor, lMlen Latimer, Julin Latimer, Boiuoii Lntimor, El'a Larimer. Lva Matson anil Buijaimn Mitfcin.i, nnd Ilonry Horn, non-rosFdont dofondants: You and onch of you will tnko notice that Jnmcs Latimor, plaintiff, filed his certain potitiou iu tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, ou October 7, 1913, against you as de fendants, impleaded with others, tho object and prayer of which said peti tiou aro to quiot titlo in tho said plain tiff against you and each of you in tlio following described lands situato in Lincoln County, Nebraska, to-wit: Tho Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty (20), Township Ten (10) North of Range Thirty (30), West of tho 0th P. M. , nnd to establish by said proceed ings a now and indepondont titlo in snid plaintiff by rooson of his adverse pos session thereof for tho roquircd timo nnd to quiet and confirm said titlo ngninst thnt cortaln mortgage mado and executed by tho dofondont. Ilonry Horn, and long since satisfied and bar. red and for such other and furthor roliof as justico and equity may ro quire. You and each of you will mako nnswor to said petition on or before tho 1 tli day of November, 1913, or do crco wjII b0 ontorod against you as m said potition prayed. Dated at North Platte, Nebraska, the. th dnv of October, 1913. .TVMFS LATnn'n pii. tiff By E. II. Evaus, His Attorney. Tt' ' if