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NORTH PLA'ITE, NEB., MARCH 13, 191d.
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Talk of Building
New Court House
W. C. Lewman, architect and builder
of the now court house that was re
cently completed nt Lexington, was fn
the city yesterday afternoon in confer
ence with the county commissioners
and a number of the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr.
Lewman had with him the plans of the
Lexington building and showed figures
aa to the cost of construction.
The county commissioners and n few
of the boosters of the city made u visit
to Lexington n short time ago for the
purpose of looking it oyer. At that
time it was not quite complete, but the
men brought home a favorable report
on the efficiency of such a building for
Lincoln county.
The matter has been taken up with
the Chamber of Commerce and plans
are being made for a got-to gether
mass meeting to bo held in the near
future, at which timo the question of a
new court house house for this county
will bo widely discussed, At this pro
posed meeting, men from all parts of
the county will bo invited and the
matter -will be taken in hand with the
object in view of getting a new building
here. The old building is entirely in
adequate to meet the needs of the
county and several of the county
officials are obliged to have offices in
in other buildings, which makes a con
tinual expense for the county.
For Sale.
Settings of eggs from pure bred
Barred Plymouth Rock chickens.
Blakenburg Bros, 1305 N. Locust St.
Phone Red 443 North Platte, Neb. 15-4
A union meeting ot the committees
of the men's brotherhoods of this city
will be held Monday eveving, March
16 in the Presbyterian church. At this
meeting the uifferont questions that
are at issue for the city election next
month will be widely discussed by the
men. A committee of ten men from
each of the brotherhoods has been ap
pointed to investigate these affairs and
the meeting will be for these com
mitteemen and others interested. The
meeting was to have been held this
evening but was postponed on account
of Dr. Hammond's lecture at the Meth
odist church.
Its your privilege now to got that
Roval Tailored look. That Million,
Dollar look at amazingly low prices.
Buijke, The Clothier,
Mrs. W. T. Alden was called to
Lodge Pole yesterday by the illness of
her father-in-law.
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CHASE & SANBORNS.
Tea and Coffee
Choice
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Anfl Teas '-quality the
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Lierk-Sasidall Co.
New Well at Station.
F. S. Bible of Paxton, made an ir
rigation woll at the experimental sub
station this week. Tho well is located
near the new office building. A hole
six feat in diameter was dug to the
sheet water which Is L'O feet below the
surface. Then a blind "boiler iron"
casing 20 inches in diameter was sunk
In tho center of the holo to bed-rock 23
feot. A galvanized iron casing 22inches
in diameter was set inside the 2C-inch
casing. The lower 12 feet of this casing
nro tnado of galvnnised iron wire No,
105. Tho perforations amount to 70 per
cont of the surface of the casing. The
top half of the ensing is blind. After
tho permament casing wos in place
coarse gravel was poured between the
two casings; the outer casing was drawn
out as tho gravel was being put in. A
casing4 feet in diameter wns sunk 3
feot into the mrface water nnd 3 feet
of tho inner casing removed. This gave
spaco for submerging the centrifugal
pump.
A No. 4 pump with a 470 gallon per
minuU capacity was run for an hour
without effecting tho water supply bo
low tho first 12 feet. This loft 11 feot
of water ot tho bottom not drawn from.
The well will probably supply a No. 5
pump.
A Horticulturist for Western Nebraska.
H. A. McComb, a graduate of the
University of Nebraska in the class of
1002 and since that time engaged in
gardening and fruit growing, has
joined the substation force. Mr. Mc
Comb comes with a fine technical train
ing seasoned bv ten years of practical
experience. He is well trained in
systematic botany and is thoroughly ac
quained with problems related to lawns,
snrubs, fruit trees and gardening. He
will develop theso lines at the sub
station but his services are at the com
mand of the people of western Ne
braska. Wo invite you to consult with him re
garding problems related to the sub
jects indicated above.
W. P. Snyder, Supt,
Experimental Substation,
North Platte, Nebraska.
C. O. D. Cleaners and Dyers,
door to the Ritner Hotel. tf
Next
The Literary department of tho
Twentieth Century Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Irving
VanDoran 902 West Third street.
Wanted Competent girl for general
housework. Mrs. A. B. Hoagland. tf
Harry Goodall, an Ogalalla attorney
well known in this city, had his richt
"Bye Yeni6ved at an Omaha hoipital this
week.
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very pound from week to vyeek -'
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Surely you
Are interested in securing
Not simply coffee or tea
But the best value possible at the price.
Our brands are selected with special
Reference to this and there are
None finer in
Strength, "Flavor and Aroma
TEAS AND 'COFFEES
CHOICEST PRIVATE GROWTHS
Special
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week will bogin tho first of a series of
Tho Selig Sensational Feature Films
at the Empress theatre. Theso pic
tures come in three-reel special fca
turcs and are unusually interesting.
They will be shown every Friday dnd
Saturday evening and are especially in
teresting and sensational. Wild an
imals ate used in the production nnd
are shown doing some very clover
stunts. For tonight nnd tomorrow
night, the special feature films, three
reels, and a good vaudeville. Children
admitted for 5c. EMPRESS.
The homo of tho Gage hnt. The Hub.
Father McDaid left yesterday for
Columbus to vist for a few days.
New goods arrivina dnily nt tho
Parlor Millinery. 800 East Third St,
At tho meeting of the B. P. O. Elks
Monday evening tho following officers
woro olected: Exalted ruler, C. P. Clln
tm; esteemed lending knight, Clyde
Fristo; esteemed loyal knight. James
Keefo; esteemed lecturing knight,
Joseph Larson; tyler, G. VV. Klenk,
secrotarv, F. T. Redmond; treas
urer, Harry Dixon; trustee, F.
C. Pielsticker; delegates to tho
national convention. F. J. Mc
Govern. O. E. Elder, E. H. Evans, J.
T. Keefeand T, F. Hoaley. Th del
egates to thu grand lodge are F. J.
McGovern with R. C. Langford alter
nate. Better see Hanson, tho economy
plumber, before letting the contract for
that now bath room. He guarantees
satisfaction, quality rnd price. Oppo
site postoffico. 15-2
Tho Et-A-Virp club-was very pleas
antly entertained at the home of Mrs.
John Voseipka Wednesday afternoon.
About thirty members and friends
were present. Needlework formed a
pleasant diversion. In the contests
Mrs. Clarence Garmnn won first honor.
An elaborate four course luncheon wai
served and all reported a royal time. X
Beatrice Cream Separators at
11-6 Simon Bros.
The Study Club met with Mrs. Wm.
McDonald Monday evening nnd listened
to an instructive parlor talk by ,Dr.
Quigley on "Rndium." After the talk,
he tested some of their diamonds with
tho radium instrument, projected
the radium rays through a thick
iron skillet, and made many
other experiments. Almost tho
entire club membership was present and
are all very grateful to the doctor for
giving them tiio opportunity ot seeing
mis mucn iuiKeu oi element. a.a
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CHASE & SANBORNS.
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Local and Personal
LaVogue suita carried at Tho Hnb.
Thf Cotorio danciriB club will mcut at
tho Masonic hall this overling.
For Sale Prime young hons dressed
fine for Sunday roast. Phone Blk 505.
"Will Boy or went to Omaha the enrly
part of tho week to take treatment at
a hospital.
For Sale Good work team. Inquire
Frank Woodgate, 420 Locust street.
Miss Gladys Perkins is reported on
the'sick list at her homo on West
Fourth street.
For Ront Commercial hotel. Inquire
B. H. Evans. tf
Christian Science Service Sunday
11:00 a. m. Subject: "Snbstance."
Sunday School 12:00 m. K. P. hall
Dewey St.
Call on "Your Bosom Friend."
DIckky's Sanitary Laundky
To the Man Who has from 5100.00
up to invest. See Temple.
Work was begun today on removing
Doc Sizemorc's house on West Front
14 feet south of his present location
whero it will bo thoroughly overhauled
and repaired. Frank Martin has tho
contract for tho moving.
Firemen Sennet li. Richmond, who
runs east out of this city, fell from tho
gangway of his engino Wednesday
at Koarneyjwhilo returning to tho city
and sprained his kneo very severely
He was attempting to put up tho cur
tains in tho cab whilo standing in the
yards and in some way hiH foot slipped
and let him fall to the ground. Ho was
picked up and brought back to town
and was taken to a company nhvsician.
-Ilia injuries will necessitate his laying
oil lor a weoK or more.
We arc making a speciality of hats
from three to five dollars. Miss Whit
taker, Wilcox Dept. Store.
Signet Chapter No. 55 Order Eastern
Star mot last evening at the Masonic
temple to observo their annual Cliaptor
of Sorrow service Tho services woro
woll attended and were vory impressive.
The progrrm of tho evening consisted
of musical numbers by a male quartette
an address, a vocal solo and the regular
ceremonies of the order. Tho cere
monies wero in memory of Brother W.
O. Lewis, who died Juno 2, 1913, and
Brother Chas. F. Iddings, who died
January 23. 1914. Messrs. C. S. Clin-
Jton, Richmond Birge, Robert Armstrong
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No Matter How Particular You Are Regarding the Style
and Fit of Your New Spring Suit, You'll Find One of the
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PRINTZESS Models Everything You Expect.
Tho styles arc the latest upon
which Dame Fashion has set her
approval and the fit is perfect as
you will expect in a
Printzess,
The two models shown are but
examples of the
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For Spring
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North Platte,
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extends a cordial invitation to the public to
attend thetr display of
Pattern and Dress Hats
March 17th, 18th and 19th.
An especially pleasing showing of exclusive models for
dress will be shown. We invite you to call.
McVICKER'S MILLINERY,
At tho Hat Shop. 3 doors east of 1st Ntl Bank
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Star and Supreme Brand Hams 20c per lb.
Shield and Supreme Bacon 20c per lb.
T. J. Baldock & Son.
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