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We Want You to See Our New
Line of Cut and Etched Glass.
PRAIRIE ROSE
Tumblors, set of 6, $2.50
Sherbert, set of 6, $2.00
Custard Cups, set of 6, $2.00
Champagne Glasses, set of 6. $2.50
Cocktail Sets $5.00
Finger Bowls
Ice Tea Glasses, set of 6, S'1.00
WINTERGREEN "
Goblets,, sets of 6, $4.00
, Jugs, $2.50
Almond Dishes, set of 6, $2.50
TlnVis'a new and inexpensive line wc
arc sure will meet with your approval.
Next time you are down town drop in
and see some of our new eoods.
Dixon, the Jeweler
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Runaway is Serious
Mrs. Miller of Wellfleet, mother of
Mrs. Marion Carsen, residing thirteen
miles southwest of the city, was ser
iously hurt yesterday afternoon in n
rnnaway which occurred ahont two
miles south of the city. She was driv
ing a team homo from the city and
when on the south road going home
one of the clips enme off the nockyoko
nnd let the buggy tongue down. Tho
team became frightened and ran nnd
was soon unmanageable. The buggy
turned over and Mrs. Miller wis
thrown out nnd seriously bruised up, I
but no bones were broken as far as it!
s known. The buggy wob badly broken j
nnd the harness was .also somewhat'
torn up. Mrs. Miller was brought to
this city by an automobile and her in
juries were attended. Her son-in-law)
Marion Carson, was coming into the
city, but missed her on the "" road and
did not learn of the accident until he
reached the city.
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Glee Club to Make Tour.
Ths boys' glee club of the North
Platte high school are mnking plans to
make a tour of the county and sing in
the different schools. They have de- J
velopod a fine bunch of singers nnd fur
nish good music. The tour if taken will
probably take in all the city schools in
the county and many of the rural
schools. It would be a fine advertise
ment for the bchool as well asafford a
good time for the singers as for a re
ward for the work they have put in on
practice. The club numbers over twenty
and they handle a good class of
Featare"Out of the Dark"
in three reels. A sensational Drama
that will keep yon interested.
Three reels of nifty otuff to satisfy all will be run. SIX REELS IN THIS PRO
GRAM and it happens every Tuesday The big donble show.
5 AND 15 CENTS.
Look for BARNEY CILMOREnext Tuesday in "Brennan of The Moor."
Thursday, March 5th.
Dustin Farnum in
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Local and Personal
Hearing on the claim and on petition
in the estate of the late Mr. Hollen
beck was up before tho county court
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Wyman and Mis3 Tillie
Huxoll will entertain the members of
the J. D. club Wednesday evening at
home of the former.
Ed Ogier returned Saturday morning
from Omaha where he spejita few days
looking after business and attending
the automobile show.
Air Inspector Dan Breese of Omaha,
was in the city Saturday looking after
the interests of the company here and
doing inspection work.
Miss Hattiu Mai tin, cashier in Tho
Leader, returned aturday,from Bayard
where she has been visiting her parents
for the past two weeks. "'
Mrs. Lanyon, arrived frOm Kearney
Saturday evening and yesterday ac
cepted a position in the suit depart
ment of the Wilcox store.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. "Wilcox returned
"Friday to their home in' Cozad after
visiting in the city for a few days with
J. Q. Wilcox and family, in
Attorney Wm. E. Shuman left Fri
day evening for Omaa to spend a few
.days at the automobile shgw and look
after some legal business.""
The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church will be entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Y. A.
Ilinman on West Sixth street.
Sam Grace, of Omaha, secretary of
( the machinists union on the Union Pa
cific system, transacted business and
visited friends in town yesterday.
Mrs. Flora Kitzmiller returned Fri
day to her home in Denver after a visit
of several days in the city with her
brother, J. Q. Wilcox nnd family.
City Engineer C. J. McNamara re
turned Saturday morning from Omaha
where he spent two weeks visiting
Mrs. McNamara and other relatives.
Dr. W. T. Pritchard. government
veterinarian and inspector, returned
Saturday from a trip to Lisco where he
attended to some government business.
Good 20-horse, auto truck for trade
forTorth Platte or Lincoln county
nronertv. Will resume some indebted
ness. Capable of six passengers
quire at this office.
The ladies of the Macabees gave a ten
cent lunch Saturdayafternoon in the I.
O. O. F. hall to the men of the order.
. A large number attended nnd a pleas-
anf. time was enjoyed.
Attorney Ready, of Hayes Center,
was in the city Saturday looking after
same legal business at tho court house.
Attorney Ready is also editor of the
Hayes Center paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tramp and
Mrs. E. T. Tramp returned Friday
evenintr from Omaha where they spent
,, several days looking after business and
attending the automobile show.
Robert Isdell, the contractor who is
building the new Building & Loan build
ing, left Saturday morning for his
home in Kearney to spend Sunday and
look after some business matters.
George Savjn and family returned Sat
urday morning to their home in Omaha
' after spending two weeks in the city
visiting. his brother Ernest Savin. Mr.
Snvln itf employed in tho Union Pacific
ofliees at Omaha and has been enjoying
a vacation of two weeks.
Rev. T. D. Sullivan, of Elm Creek,
visited in the city over Sunday with
Father P. McDaid.
The city council will meet'this even
ing in regular session, but there is
nothing of a startling nature likely to
come before the body for consideraticn.
Jt, B. Davis of Pawnee, Okla., is
visiting in the city for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Botsford at Scout's
Rest ranch. Mr. Davis is a prominent
banker of Pawnee and is also owner of
the ranch here of which Mr. Botsford
is manager.
Miss Villa Whittnker will return to'
he city about March lstwitha full line
of the latest millinery from the eastern
markets. Everything the latest and
best. Showing at the millinery depart
ment of the Wilcox store. tf
Robert Finney, a former resident of
this city but now located at Evnnston,
Wyo . is visiting in the city calling on
old acqaintances. He is promoting a
sKunk farm at that place and is re
ported to be able to spread the snlve on
i suckers with a good graces - $
Found Bunch of keys; several house
keys and prestolite and bottle opener
combined. Owner can have same by
I pallinir nt. thisnfTlrn nnd nnvfntr fnriHiis
notice
Julius Pizer, proprietor of The Leader,
returned Friday evening from an, ex
tended business visit in the east at
Chicago and New YorK City where he
purchased goo Is his store here. He wa9
away over two weeks.
George Smith, residing south of the
city, shipped out a car load of hay Sat
urday to the Denver markets. Some of
the hay was sold in the city for a good
price, but the Denver mnrket was
a better market than here.
W. J. Tiley had the misfortune a few
days ago to fall and dislocate his left
shoulder, and at the same time fracture
a bone nnd tear the ligaments, thu3
making the injury a rather serious ore.
He 'will need to carry the arm in a sling
for some time to come. ' '
August Splinter, who purchased a
tract of land just west ot the city
about two years ago for ninety-seven
dollars an acre and is reported to have
music and would undoubtebly
crowd.
draw a
Mrs. Peterson Dead.
Mrs. P. C. Peterson of this city died
Saturday evening at 11:50 at her home
on WestfA street after an illness of
several years with paralysis. She was
stricken last week with a second stroke
nnd was low but the family had hopes
of her recovery until Saturday evening, i
Mrs. Peterson's maiden name whs
Carrie Marie Preis. She was born ,
111 XJUIIIIiUl n uu ucinciuuti -i. .lwuu, uim
at the time Of her death was 50 ears, i
5 months and 27 days old. She was
baptised and comfirmed in the Luther
an church in her childhood and has been
a consistent worker in the church all
her life. She moved to America in
1875 and settled at Belleville, .Wis. She
was married that year toil. C' Hanson
and to this union were born two chil
dren, F. W. Hanson and Mrs. E. R.
Sivits of this city. Mr. Hansen died
in 1891 and shortly after that she
movedjWith her two children to Nuch-
olios county, Neb. She was married
to Mr. Peterson July, -1892: and they
settled on a homestead seven milts
north of the city thirteen years ago.
To this union was born one child, Fred
Peterson of the local postoffice force.
They moved to North Platte in the
fall of 1909. In December. 1910, Mr3.
A Dramatization Richard Harding Davis' Novel.
Six Big Reels,
12S Scenes,
SOO People.
As good as any and
better than most.
See this big show, it
happens every Thurs
day. Big Matinee of this
picture at 2 P. EI.
Old Folks" Day, send
them.
Sec Henry E. Dixey in an Original Drami of the Underworld, "Chelsea 7750,"
Ne?:t Thursday Evening.
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will entertain the
club at her home
Mrs Henry Yost
north side sewing
this afternoon.
Henry Walker of Flattp, was visiting
Peterson was stricken with paralysis in the city yesterday with friends and
and has been an invalid ever since. She transacting business
was so weak that she was not able to
survive the second stroke of last week.
The survivors of the deceased are the
husband, two sons and one daughter,.
her mother now living in Denmark,
three brothers and two sisters. The
funeral will bo held this after
noon at 2:30 from the Lutheran church
and Rev. C. B. Hnrman of that church
will officiate. Interment will be in the
North Platte cemetery.
For Sale.
102 and one-sixth acres of good hay
land in Lots 7 and 8, SW qr of the SW
qr,, Sec. 1, Town 13, N of 31 W.
itotsl. 2. 3, 4, in Block 37 in the city
of North Platte. Tho said property to
bp sold for cash. Inquire of Peter M .
McGovern. 1005 Locust Street. 9-3
Lew Peyton nnd Ed Coker, of Suth
e'rlanil, visited friends in the city over
Sunday.
u 'Robert Rogers, of Oshkosh, has hren
in the city for several days receiving
medical treatment for ear trouble.
Father Hines. of Ogalalla, was in the
city yesterdn calling on friends and
looking nfter borne business.
Tho rountv commissioners met yes
terday morning at the court houte for
their regular Business nessiuii. jw.v
routine business was transacted at.d it
was finished up last evening
Fine Imported Ton Belgian Stallion
coming G, to trade for cheap clear land
in G or 7 miles of North Platte, or North
Platte property .
A. C. Burton,
Wellfleet Neb
The regular business meeting and
sicial of the Epworth league will be
held Friday evening at. the home of
Miss Myrtle Beeler. All members are
urged to be present nnd help carry on tho
business of the organization. '
Logan Mnrcott. of,the county super
intendent's office returned to wiJk re
turned to work yesterday mornirg after
an absence of over two weeks on nc
count of illness. He has been suffer
ing from a severe attack of tonsilitis
and waa obliged to return to his homo
in Brady.
A. P.. Hongland is filling the position
in the office of the county clerk thnt
was formerly occupied by Elmer Baker
who resigned last week to accept a
position with the hidings Lumber Com
pany, lie is at piv-ent compiling the
back tuxes for the year 1900 and all
years prior to that. The interest on
muny of these items of taxes amounts
to more than double the amount of tho
taxes.
The Presbyterian ladies aid society
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
in tho church parlors by tjie follow
ing volunteer committeo: Mrs. W.
V. Hoaglnnd, Mrp. J. Payne, Mrs.
W. P. Snjder, Mrs. C. M. Newton.
Mrs. 1. L. Miltonberger, Mrs. Geo.
Mang, Mrs. Fred Pnyne nnd Mrs. W.
V. Birge. These ladies will servo u
special luncheonette and extend a cor
dial invitation to all friends of tfio
church. The president of tho aid So
ciety asks that the dime bank ofl'eVingB
be brought to this meeting.
In-
said eighteen'acres ot the tract a few
days ago for $225 per acre. That is
evidence of a very rapid rise in tho
price of land contiguous to the city,
Two weddings occurred Friday after
noon in the office of tho county judge.
The couples were Evert, W. Black, 20,
nnd Miss Reka Harms, 22, both of
Gothenburg, and Albert Beach, 50, of
North Platte, and Mrs. Rosaline Miller,
42, of Campbell, Mo. Both ceremonies
were performed by Judge Grant.
' The men's brotherhood of the Luth
eran church met Friday evening at the
parrish house for thiir regular meeting
They will meet every Friday evening
during Lent and take up the study of
some Bible character Tne' study at
the last meeting was Elisha and Charles
Lierk gave an interesting nnd instruc
tive talk on tie life of Elisha.
The ministers association of this city
met yesterda'' morning at 10 o'clock at
the Lutheran church and were favored
with a paper by Rev. C. B. Harman of
'tho Lutheran church. Dean Bowkerwas
to have read a paper but was unable to
be present. The ministers also discussed
some plans of increasing the church at
tendance and a-e planning to do con
siderable publicity work along tnis line.
Tree Demonstration at Our Siore All This
. Week by a Lady Demoastator.
63imram8EKE2aeHMKE
You are invited to call and learn the man)
time and labor saving virtues of
the famous
F. J. DIENER & Co.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Come and see us for town lota in
different j-arta of tho city. Good in
vestments on easy terms. Houbcs for
sale and rent. Wc haye also good bar
gains in farms and ranches.
Cor. Front and Dewey Sts. upstairs.
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OPedar Mop
POLISH
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
You can get that empty dwelling
house rented without delay by listing
it with Buchanan & Patterson . They
have good demand and no vacant ,
property on their list. They also have
good demand for vacant lots and
houses in the west end for buyers, 0-8
See how clean and bright it makes your floors
and the time and 'work it j-aves. Alo learn
about O-Cedar Polish an expert demonstrator
will be in attendance.
Sold on Trial
Your money refunded without n question if you
are not delighted with O-Cedar after you have triud it
in your own home.
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Our Spring and Summer Dress Goods are arriving
daily. Come in and look them over. Our prices
our right. We also have put in a complete line
of the famous
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Shoes
Wc invite you to come in and inspect our stock.
We ore always rea,dy to serve' you in our busy,
growing grocery department.'
A share of your patronage will be appreciated.
Courteous treatment to all.
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