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TWENTY-EIGIITII YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NED., NOVEMBER 25, 1913.
No. 88
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Have you seen the new
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On our lots sold this last week there has ?
been a nice five room bungalow started.
Five Lots Sold Last Week.
Blue prints of the new Union Pacific shops
shows them just East of the New Round House.
This will certainly make Dolson's Addition the
ideal residence section for shop men and Round
House men.
Prices $100 to $175
Terms this month $5 down and $5.00 per month.
Let me show you these lots, whether you buy
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Ticket Agent Nels Rasmussen re
lumed last evening from Omaha, where
for ten days ho had been taking treat
ment in a hospital.
Mrs. Asa Snow came down from
Denver this morning and will ba the
guest of Mrs. Lorn Bailey for a few
days.
Engineer Rush Dean and family have
returned from an extended trip in the
east and south. They vifiited in Ohio
and also in Florida.
Engineor Will Vo3eipka has sold his
auto and placed an order for a 1914
Studebaker which will arrive in a few
days.
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Li Tlifin p.ninn Uio. "ffisfivfi-fixins."
which bring hack bright memories of
this old time Holiday Spirit.
These "fixin's" will taste good.
Fresh Oysters
New Nuts
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Cider
Malaga Grapes
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Cranberries
Bulk Olives
Club Cheese
Pimento Cheese
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Fresh Vegetables
Grape and Pine
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Local and Personal.
Mrs. T. C. Patterson has issued in
vitations for a 500 party Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Ridingor and daughter
loft this morning for a visit with rela
tives at Lisco.
Chas. Hendy, Jr., came down from
Denver this morning. Mrs. Hendy ar
rived a couple of days ago.
Mrs. V. H. Hoxiu will entertain at
luncheon today the out-of-town guests
wno are nere lor tms evening s wea
ring.
Mr. and Mrs. John Show left Sunday
evening for Beatrice to spend Thanks
giving with the former's mother,
Mrs. J. J. Show.
A Thanksgiving program and box
supper will bo held at the Platte Valley
schoolhouse Wednesday evening, Nov
ember 2Gth. Everybody invited.
The out-of-town guests who are here
tor the Buckley-Dratt wedding will be
ontertained at a six o'clock dinner this
evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Halligan.
The popularity of hot air heating
plants is attested by the fact that
Simon Bros, have placed twenty-six of
these plants in North Platte homes this
season.
C. T. Whelan is home from Excolsior
Springs, Mo., whore he spent several
weeks taking baths to lessen the effects
of rheumatism which has been troub
ling him more or less for some time.
Mr. Dolly, of Rock Island. 111., was
bequeathed the tract of land near Max
well known as the Mackin hay section,
was in town yesterday making arrange
ments to sell the hay cut therefrom this
season.
A large number attended the dance
Friday evening at the Masonic hall,
given by the North Platte high school
studonts for the Gothenburg football
men. All report a pleasant evening.
Vincent Roddy attended the game
Saturday between Nebraska and Iowa.
He expects also to attend the North
Platte-Omaha gamo which will be
playd at Omaha on Thanksgiving.
Patrons of dining cars on the Union
Pacific will bo liberally supplied with
turkey on Thanksgiving day. The
North Platto Produce Co. has supplied
the cars running between Omaha and
Ogden with 1250 pounds of dressed
turkeys.
Today is the forty-second wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Eirdam. Tbey were married in North
Platto Nov. 25th, 1871, by Justice of
Peace Rodgers and have been continu
ous residents of the city since that
time. They are thereforo among our
pioneer residents ,
Miss Bessie Smith, who teaches at
Hershey, spent Sunday in the city.
Bishop and Mrs. Geo. A. Beechor, of
Kearney, will arrive this afternoon.
The Bishop willofliciatoat the Buckley
Bratt wedding.
The fire department was called out
Monday to the southeast part of the
city to put out a small prairie fire. The
fire was slight and no damage was done.
The "Woman's Socialist Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. D. M. Hogaett to
morrow afternoon. The subject to be
discussed will be "Child Labor, its
Cause, and its Effects upon the Future."
Mrs. Buckley and daughter Miss
Beulah arrived last evening from
Stromsburg, coming here to attend the
Buckley-Bratt wedding, at which Miss
Buckley will be the bride's maid.
Football boosters are trying to se
cure enough fans to go to Omuha to
attend the football game on Thanks
giving that will warrant their getting
a speciul car. Anyone wishing to go
will notify M. K. Neville or Prof.
McGrow. The team will leavp on No.
18 Wednesday.
The marriage of Nicholas Bogus and
Katie Bobus was annuled Saturday by
Judge Grimes in the district court.
They were murried last March but lived
together only a few months. At the
time of the marriage the bride was not
of logal ago although she professed to
be so, and her parents wished the
marriage set aside for this reason.
W. S. Dolson informed The Tribune
that his brother, J. T. Dolson. of
Duluth, Minn.', who was reported dead
in our last issue, was still alivo at last
reports. The family was called on the
information that their brother was
dying, but when they arrived they
found thut he had improved. He is
very ill, however, and very little hopo
IB neiu out ior nit. recovery.
The literary department of the
Twentieth Century club will meetTues
day afternoon at the homo of Mrs. J.
Edwards on west Fourth street, for a
Btudy of the Phillippino Islands. Mes
dames Throckmorton, Cummings and
Shuman will have charge of the pro
gram. , Each member will be asked to
respond to roll call with some fact con
cerning tho islands. A social meeting
of tho club Tuesday, Dec. 2, in the Odd
Fellows' hall. Tickets can bo hud from
Mrs. BUchanan.
Business College Opens.
Tho North Platte busine.ss( college
opened Monday evening in their
rooms in the Streiez building
over Schntz hardware store, with
an enrollment of thirty. It is
owned by S. P. Randall und will bo in
change of Prof C. II. Dorhorst. E. C.
Davis will nssiat in the commercial de
partment and Miss Irene Fuller will
liuve charge of the shorthand nnd type
writing course. This school will be a
big asset to North Plntte and will
afford opportunity for good business
training. All the branches of business
will be taucht hero that can be had in
any of the larger cities, besides the 4
shorthand and typewriting.
Holhman Goes East to Marry.
Carl Holhman loft yesterday for
TiDton. In., whore ho will ho mnrriari
tomorrow to Miss Nleman, tho only
daughter of a prominent business man
of that place. Tho bride-to-bo is nn
Iowa Unlversltv rrirl. nnH tlm nttnnli.
ment which results in this pnnatimntinn
was formed while both were attending
mac institution.
Mr, Holhman was accompanied on hia
trip jsaat by Mr. and JMrs. Joseph
Hershey.
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one hand wash the other.
Bratt & Goodman,
District Agents,
Arrested for Stealing Coat.
A fellow is docketed as "John Don"
was arrosted at Julesburg last evening
by Deputy Sheriff Watts, brought to
town nnd lodged in jnil. The prisoner
is charged with stealing P. A. White's
overcoat valued at thirty-five dollars,
which he took from the Davis garage
Saturday night. Ho had boon employed
at the garugo for rt couple of days, and
when leaving took the coat.
The case wus brought up for prelim
inary hearing this morning beforo
County Judge Grant.
Paul Gantt returned Saturday from a
visit of a few days with friends in
Omaha.
Attorney J. G. Beeler left this morn
ing for Lincoln where ho will attend a
meeting of the bar commission. He
will also meat with tho state irrigation
board.
Lost, or left in somo business house
a Back containing some plasterers' tools.
A reasonable reward will bo paid for
return of same to George Richards,
303 west Eleventh.
Francis Sandall, who has been con
fined to his home for the past weok on
account of blood poisoning in his foot,
was able to resume his duties Saturday
in the McDonald clothing store.
Willlnm Vntnw lofh FYiflnv AVnnlrw.
for a visit at Lincoln and Omaha. Ho
nttnnrlr.fi thf fnnthnll rramn lit T.tnnnln
Saturday and expects to stay oyer for
tuu i.linutDivillu uihu in wiiinna uc-
twoon the Omaha and North Platto
high schools..
We have some nice lots with side
walks, sewerage, light and water, not
far from the new round house. Low
E rices and on easy.' payments. See us
efore you buy. Bratt & Goodman,
Tho North Platto Vulcanizing Plant
has beon sold out to C. Woodgato of
tho Moorefield vicinity. The plant was
formerly owned by M. D. Morril), Mr.
Woodgate comes horo highly recom
mended and will bring his family here
to live.
Charged With Cattle Stealing.
Sheriff Salisbury left today for Mc
Phorson county to place under arrest
Jud Mooney, who, it is alleged, stolo n
steor from Tom Heskott, who, lives
north of. Sutherland. Mooney will be
brought down this evening and will
huvo a preliminary hearing at an early
date.
Twenty couples mut at the homo of
A. J. Kunklo who resides south of
this city last Saturday oyoning and.
spent n most enjoyable evening in
dancing until midnight when refresh
ments were served. Tho largo room
just added to Mr. Kunkle'a homo was
used for the dunce.
Weather Forecast for North Platto
and vicinity: Unsettled weathor tonight
and Wednesday not much change in
temperature. Moderate variable winds.
Hlcrhpqt. tiimnnrntiirn voutnrHiur (11 n
year ago 40; lowest last night 39,' a
yeur ugozu.
Cause of Insomnia.
The mast common causa of insomnia
is disorders of the stomach and consti
pation. Chamberlain's Tablets correct
these disorders and enable you to sleep.
For aulo by all dealers.
NOTICE TOU PUBLICATION
NOTICE OF BALE IN PAItTITION
In tho District Court of Lincoln County, Neb.
Frl llorifon, Plaintiff, 1
vs
Marie SclirecotiKost, minor and
Irt-tiuSchruconicaat, minor,
Defendants. J
Notice li herebyrtrivun that In Durauanco of n
decreo and order of tho Judgu of tho District
lourt of Lincoln county. Nebraska, mailo on the
21st day of November, 1013, tlio undersigned
referee duly appointed in said cause and after
having taken the oath prescribed by law and giv-
Inn I Kind In the sum and manner with surety as
provided by law nnd appovrd by tho court and
by II. M. Orimes, Judgo of said Court, I, Mi E.
Crosby, tho said refereo will otter at public
auction at tho east front door of the court house,
in said county of Lincoln, state of Nebraska, to
tho highest bidder for cash the following de
scribed property which was ordefod to be sold by
said decree of said court, to-wit: All of lot seven
7), block seventy.soven (77). of tho original city of
North Platte, Nebraska, and tho south half (sH
of lot ton (10), or tho County Clerk's Subdivision
of tho south half (SV4) of the northeast, quarter
(NU') Of section thlrty-two (32), township four
teen, range thirty (30), west of the Sixth Princi
pal Meridian, Lincoln county, Nebraska. Salu
will bo held and said property Bold as aforesaid at
two o'clock, p. m. central standard time on the
27th day of December, 1913, and said solo will be
held open for one hour from and after the said
time of two o'clock, p. m, on said date.
Dated this 21th day of November, 1913.
83- M. E. Crosuy, Iteferee,
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