Formal Opening of
Jefferson School
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found rings of every description and for every
occasion.
Bahy Rings, birthday rings, signet rings, ban
quet rings, engagement rings, and wedding rings;
or if we do not happen to have in stock the partic
ular style of ring you prefer, we will be pleased to
make it up for you along the lines indicated.
Ytfu can make no mistake by seeing what
we have to ofter before purchasing a ring elsewhere.
CLINTON, Jeweler and Optician.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
We want your repair work.
Local ancj Pergonal
Mrs. Love, ot Cozad,
upon Saturday morning
was opeiatefl
at tho North
Platte general hospital
Tho Club Nevita will bo entertained
tomorrow, nfternoon at the homo of
Mrs. Elmer Burke, 112 East Third St.
Cuii'r forPct our sno department.
Tho lib; '
Dr. ami Mrs. N. McCabe loft Satur
day for Omaha,' called there by the
death of Mrs. McCabo's sister, Miss
O'Connor, a tea"hor in tho Omaha
schools.
For Sale Mitchell automobile. Apply
Lock's barn, opposito postofliee. 14-3
E. R. Goodman left this morning for
tho northern part of tho county and ho
expects to spend the week traveling in
Lincoln, Logan and McPherson counties
on insurance business.
A few bundles of remnant wall paper
10 cents per roll at C. M. Newton's.
Mrs. C. J. McNamora ond son
Charles returned Saturday evening
from Omaha where they haVo been
visiting for tho past threo months with
relatives. Mrs. McNamara's hoalth
is reported much improved.
A No. 1 Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for sotting. Sl.OO per Betting,
$5.00 per 100. Also Fox Terrier pups
for sale at $5.00 each.
Mrs. Geo, Tokulvc, 1204 East Fourth.
Tho annual business meeting of the
Presbyterian ladies aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors at 3t00 o'clock. The ontortainmont
committee aro Mesdames Alex Fenwick,
Isaac Dcats, D. A. RusboI, Orn Do Ford
and Mrs. Frank Buchanan.
IDLE
For funds that you will not uso for a few
Months, we issue Time Certificates of Deposit
which bear interest at 4 percent.
In this way your funds which are temporar
ily idle, can be made profitable.
We will be glad to explain the plan more
fully to you, if you will coll.
McDonald State Bank,
North Platte, Nebraska.
CHAS. McDONALD, President
WW. !!. McDONALD, Cashier W. E. STARR, Ass'l Coshior
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North Platte
Willis Todd, Pres.
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Mrs. Paulson, of Hastings, it in the
city taking the radium treatment of
J)r. Qulgley.
Mrs. Mliton Smith, of Elsie, arrived
in the city yesterday for a short visit
with friends.
Miss Crandall, one of the teachers in
tho city schools, loft Friday evening for
Shelton to spend tho week end at homo.
fi. . Leinincef returned Sunday
from Cozad where he spent several 1
days on Yeoman lodge bUBlnosB. Ho
reports a growing homestead at that,
place.
Beatrice Cream Separators at
11-0 Simon Bros.
Miss Edith Patterson, Latin teacher
in tho high school, has declined to sign
tier contract tor tne comingscnooi year
and expects to go west to take up
teaching.
Cream Separators at Hershey's
corner of 5th and Locust streets.
Tho high bowiingscorss forlast week
ore as follows; 1st division, Mussclman
215, Eshleman C02 in tnree; 2nd divis
ion, Salisbury in threo; UU2, Mclirew
219 3rd division, Reiser 240, E. C.
Petarp 526 in three.
Now is tho timo to get your harness
oiled at 75c double set, dipped in No. 1
Neat's foot oil. M. C. Rogers, Harness
Shop. 15-2
Miss Harriet Graves, English teacher
in tho high school, will take a vacation
from teaching at the closo of this year
and will attend the stato university.
Sho has declined to Bign her contract
for tho coming yenr.
Don't let the contract for your
plumbing before you talk with R. F.
Stuart on the matter. His price will
interest you.
MONJEY
ARE PftOUD
to take callors into ypur kitchen
when you have a
Gas Stove
Nothing like gas to cook with
CHEAPER BETTER.
Electric Co.
C. R. Money, Manager.
Tho formal oxerclaea to celebrate the
opening of the new Jefferson school
building will bo held Thursday afternoon
and evening In the building. Tho exer
cises will consist of a program by the
children and addresses by soma of the t
faculty and members of the board and
a reception in the oven ing.
At 1:30 Thursday afternoon the
children's program wili bo given by
the Jefferson pupils. After this the
pupils will be dismissed and the remain
der of the afternoon will be given oyer
to tho older people and a number of
addresses will be given. E. T. Tramp,
president of the board ot education,
Bert M. Reynolds, architect, and Super
intendent Wilson Tout will all give ad
dresses. In the evening a reception is to be
given and everybody is invited. The
teachers jn the building compose
the entertainment committee and an
elaborate celebration has been planned.
Music for the occassion will bo fur
nished by the high school orchestra and
glee club. The building will be lighted
up and open to the inspection of every
one. Democrats Attention.
A mass convention of the democratic
electors of the city of North Platte, is
hereby called to meet at tho court
houso in North Platte, on Friday,
March 20, at 8 o'clock p m., for the
purpose of nominating four candidates
for councimen and two candidates for
members of tho Board of Edncation, to
be voted on at the city election April 7,
1914.
The electors of the respective wards
will meet in caucus, separately, to
select their candidates, and will present
the same to tho convention for ratifica
tion. J. IS. McDonald, Chairman,
R. E. Cochran, Secretary.
The MutuaJ Building & Loan As
sociation has plenty ot,moncy on hand
to close loam promptly and are in the
market for desirable City Loans. By
doing business with this home associa
tion, borrowers can save $300.00 or
more in the payment of each $1000.00
borrowed oyer competing Building &
Loan Associations.
The Loyal Ordol5 of Mdo3e will hold a
meoting tomorrow teVsning in the K.
P. hall and a good attendance Is de
sired. C. H. Liken, national director
of the organization, will be in the city
and meet with the local men and a
number of important questions will be
brought up. The plans of the lodge
rooms-will be discussed and at tho close
of the business tho men will be served
to a nice supper. A number of new
candidates will be initiated at this
meeting. This will bo the last meeting
before the chapter closes.
We arc making a speciality of hats
from three to five dollars. Miss Whit
taker, Wilcox Dept. Store.
Very interesting opening exercises
were held yesterday morninir at the
high school chapel hour. The progratxu
consisted or soiections oy tnu iiign
school orchestra and singing of school
songs. The orchestra has procured
orchestrations of some of the hicrh
'school songs and play them for the
opening exercises, lho singing of the
songs by the school with the orchestra
accompanying adds greatly.to tho inter
est in tho exercises.
For Sole Prime young hen? dressed
fine for Sunday roaBt Phone Blk 505.
Beginning with yesterday, books,
seeds, bulbs, cuttings, etc., were
placed on tho parcels post list for ship
ping through tho mails, according to
Instructions received by Postmaster E.
S. Davis. Horetotore, these haVo
been mulled by a special rate of one
half cent per ounce, but under the new
rate they can be sent much moro
cheaply, especially if sent in large
quantities.
For Sale Good work team. Inquire
Frank Woodgate, 420 Locust street.
MiBS E. Forn Eyorly is visiting in
tho city for a few weeks wUh her uncle,
E. O. Cool. Sho is visiting hero to
rust up from atrip through the west
whore sho has been giving entertain
ments. Sunday evening she gave a re
ligious rending at the Mothodist church
that wus very much enjoyed. She is a
graduate from Nebraska Wesleyan "and
is a render with rare talent.
Better see Hansen, the economy
plumber, before letting the contract for
thut now bnth room. He guarantees
satisfaction, quality pnd price. Oppo
site postofliee. j 15-2
Union Pnciflc Assistant Engineer
Smith, who has had chargo of installing
the new-grnsc trap at the round house,
completed hia job lost weok and loft
Saturday for his home in Omaha. His
gang will leave in the near future for
Aspen Tunnel in Utah, where they will
install tne electrical appliances for the
work on the now tunnel.
LnVogue suits carried at The Hnb.
Arthur McNomuru, of Oakland, Cal.,
is visiting in town while enrouto homo
from n business trip to Omaha. Mr.
McNamura is enguged in the loan and
brokerage business with offices in San
Francisco, and is doing well.
Queon Incubators at Ilershoy'F, corner
5th and Locust streets.
The annual meeting of the Mutual
building and loan association, will bo
held March 28th. Four directors will
bo elected at this meeting, tho retiring
directors being J. M. Ronnie, Geo. W.
Finn, C. O. Weingand and W. H.
Blalock.
Gasoline nnd oil stoves cloaned and
repaired. Peter McGovern, 1005 Lo
cust street, phono black 390. 14-7
Express receipts at North Platte
bIiow n constant increase notwithstand
ing the operation of the parcels post.
Business for tho first two months of
this year show a healthy increase over
January and February of 1913.
For Rent New five room modern
house. Inquire Hansen's plumbing shop
or phono Red 336. 15-2
Mrs. Cnrrio Schmidt, of Curtis, was
brought to tho North Platte general
hospital Saturday to receive medical
troutmout.
Wanted Competent girl for genera
housework. Mrj. A. B, Hongland. tf
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The ladies' aid of the Methodist
church will meet Thursduy afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. G. Beeler.
Wall Paper at Newtons. 16-2
Passenger trafBc, which was un
usually light during January and Feb
ruary, is now picking up to a noticeable
degree.
For Sale Good horse and buggy.
Phone Black 229. 16-2
Norman Wilson, who came hero ten
days ago to visit friends, will probably
accept a position as machinist in the
local shops.
Newest styles in dress goods ot The
Hub
A girl was born Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Glines, residing in the
Graceland addition. Mother and "child
aro reported doing nicely, r
Second hand stoves and ranges for
Bale, rent or trade. Leave orders for
stove repairs. Peter McGovern, 1005
Locust, phono Black 390. . 14-7
The postnl savings deposits in the
local office passed the high water mark
last week nnd there has now been de
posited tho largest amount since the
postal savings was instituted.
We have a complete
fresh seeds in bulk.
Radishes
Lettuce
Onion
Cabbage
Beans
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Sweet Peas
Muskmelon
Onion Sets
-ucumbers
Parsnips
Grass
Clover
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so much time or worked toward
such an ideal.
The element of style, fit and
finish, which is so truly reflected
The
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Garments
not at all common.
In fact there is no element
lacking which is necessary to this
universally known line of good
styles and good values.
Our Prices Wili Suit The
Economical Buyers.,
Favor our Coat and Suit Dept
with a visit, it will he a profitable
one for you.
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Notice to Owners
of Automobile.
I wish to draw to the attention of
owners and drivers of outos in regard
to the state law on speed which is reg
ulated at twelve miles per hour within
the city limits and six miles over cross
ings. As there is a good deal of carelss
driving done at the present time, I take
this method of warning those who prac
tico this to adhere to the law, or I shall
be compelled to enforce it to the letter.
John Frazier, Chief of Police.
"Wood Harper, of the Moorefield
cinity, is visiting in the city with
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daughter, Mrs. D. H. Todd.
Report is current that a new mail
and express tran will shortly be put
on to handle the through business.
JohnMcMichnel, of tho Wellfleet vi
cinity, was in the city yesterday visiting
friends and transacting business.
Tho missionary society of the Metho
dist church will hold an exchange Sat
urday March 21st, at the Howe & Ma
loney store.
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line of good fresh
Get yours in early.
Tomatoes
Watermelon
Peas Corn
Pumpkin
Flower Seeds
Beets
Celery-
Turnips
Alfalfa
Fresh Seed. All in Bulk
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Mrs. Richardson, of tho Hagler
vicinity, is taking the radium treatment
of Dr. Quigley in this city.
FOR-
Reiinquishmenis
See
J. F. Clabaugh,
Room 4. McCabe Building.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
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C. M. Netvton has
Wall Paper for the Parlor..
Wall Paper lor the Library.
Wall Paper for the Dining Room.
Wall Paper for the Bed Room.
Wall Paper for the Hall.
Wall Paper for the Bath Room.
Wall Paper for the Kitchen,
C. M. Newton,
004 Dowoy Street
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PUBLIC SALE
40 head of horses and mules on Sat
urday March 21 , at my barn on the North
Side, four blocks north of the depot.
12 head of good brood mares are
included in the lot, some in foal.
30 head of cattle, 6 milk cows fresh.
A credit of 8 months time will be
given on good security.
R. L. Douglass.
NOTICE FOR TURLICATION a
Serial No. 01616
Department of tlio interior.
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S. Land Odlce at North I'latte. Nebr.
, . . , - March. 11. 1914.
Notlco l hereby given that Nellie Weeks, of
Tryon. Ncbr.. who. on March 4, 1010, mado
Humetend Entry No. 01048, for all of Section
20, twp. 17. N. ro. DO, west of tljo 6th Principal
Meridian, has filed natlcu of Intention to maKo
final three year proof, to ectabllnh claim to the
land above dl'SCrlLo.1.- Lefora tho rnirlater mi.!
. receiver, at North I'latte, Nebr., on tho 15th
day of May, 1911.
. Claimant nnrnt an wltnvMot: David N.
CallemW, Hirry K Calender. Henry V. Rlckley,
Herl Mu.!to.i.allQf Tryon. Npbr.
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