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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
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The styles change in china as they do in
everything else. Now decorative efTects, new
patterns, new shapes arc constantly heing
created.
Our stock reflects the hest talent of potter's
art, including the finest lines.
The new patterns and shapes are very hand
some and attractively priced.
Those who really appreciate beautiful china,
should take advantage of this opportunity to
acquaint themselves with the latest development
in this work.
CLINTON,
JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
Wo Want Your Ilepalr Work
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E. P Spebprger returned yesterday . William S. Allen, 41, of Ringgold,
from a brief business trip to Omaha, j ,eur., and Mrs. Estor Stewart, 38, of
Mrs. C. It Morey has been spending North Platte wore married Wednesday
this wtok In Gandy visiting her 3ls-' evening at the court house by Judge
tor. ' ) Grant. The groom Is a farmer of the
TMrKrrrnlit vfnltilMr nnd tlinv ttl1t ttinlro
Charley -Dixon returned Tuesday . thelr home thoro'
from Minnesota, whereh eh as boon
syendlffg several weeks. i Miss Maymo 1'Izer entertained Wed
nesday evening at her home nt a danc-
clng party and a pleasant evening was
reported. Twelve couples were pres
ent and a nice time was enjoyed with
dancing. At a late hour delicious re
freshments were served.
Mrs. A. V. McCauley returned this
weok from a visit of two months with
relatives and friends In Gothenburg
and Lexington. She left for a visit
shortly after leaving the hospital and
ha3 Just returned. Her health was
much benefitted by the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tucker and
family loft this morning for Beatrice
where they will visit for two weeks
with relatives and friends. They will
also visit at Plckrell and other Gage
county towns. Mr. Tucker Is now en
Joing his annual vacation from his
postolllco duties.
C. J. Gerkin, the well known stock
man of Well precinct, is erecting a
new residence nt a cost of about
$5,000. Tho house Is an exact model
of tho Mrs. Schatz bungalow on east
Sixth street. Simons Bros, sent men
out Wednesday to install the heating
plant.
Sheriff Salisbury was a business vis
itor in the Sutherland vicinity Weil-
return tomorrow from New York nnd nesday He announces timt tno crop
Chicago where he has been sponding conditions in that vicinity are not so
thrpe weeks buying fall and winter faorablo owing to tho lack of mols-
Koods. which he will soon place on dis- tre They did not get the rain Wed-
pmy.
'Miss
J. I. Smith left Wednesday evening
for Omaha to spend a few days looking
after some matters of business.
Miss Gladys Hall will leave Sundny
for points in Washington to visit rel
atives and friends for a month.
Miss Lilian Sicks and Miss Maymo
McMlchel left for Denver last week
to be gone for ten days, to see the
sight.
Dave Day and John Hahler leave
Sunday for Centennial, Wyo., where
they will devote a couple of weeks
fishing for trout.
D. A. Russell left Wednesday morn
ing for Medford, Ore., to visit for two
weeks and enjoy a vacation. His fam
ily has been there all summer and
they will return home with him.
Miss Quinn, of Columbus, Nob., who
ha3 been spending a two month vaca
tion at Colorado points, will nrrlve
tomorrow for a few days' visit with
her uncle, Judge John Grant.
George Rendle, former U. P. store
keeper nt this terminal, but now trav
eling for the Standard Oil Co., with
hoadiitarters at Alliance, spent
Wednesday In town while enroute to
Alliance from a trip to Omaha.
II. I. Block, of tho Block store, will
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
A flaughtor was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Purdy, residing on
a fajm northwest of tho city.
Ccflmty Attornoy Geo. N. Gibbs
movftl his household goods Wednes
day wto tho Clnbaugh Iioubo on west
SccOUd street.
Mb&. L. P. Owens, who was operated
upon last weok at tho Nurso Brown
men)trlal hospital, Is reported Im
proving nicely.
3Mr& E. S. Hogg la reported con
valescing nicely from her oporatlon
which was performed last week at
tho Nurso Brown memorial hospital.
For Sale Corner lot on cast Ninth
Btrcct. Mrs. M. Busch. GDtG
Dr. Twlnem was called Wednesday
to tho Carl Brooder homo fourteen
miles southwest of tho city. A young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Brocdor Is quite
nick.
Work began this week on tho new
residence Harry Murrln Is building
on tho 1100 block on west Fourth
' street. Excavation is being mndo for
a basement tho full size of tho houso.
Colonol Davo Love, tf Sutherland,
who was in town Wednesday said,
"We will havo moro crops around
Sutherland this year than wo had
last year. Everything In our town
is moving along nicely."
Miss Helen Bonner wns taken to tho
Nurse Brown memorial hospital Tues
day v.'horo sho underwent an opera
tion. Tho operntion wnB performed
ly Dr. Twlnom and wns successful.
Sho is reported getting along nicely.
Any ono wanting rugs or carpets
cleaned by tho 'Llttlo Giant Cleaner"
phono Red 102 for Information. Prices
reasonable. 59 1 4
Albort Dunn, of Buchanan precinct,
transacted business In town Wednes
day and made Tho Tribune a call. Ho
says corn Ileitis In his section of tho
county, with fow exceptions, arc in
lino condition and promises n bettor
yield thnn usual.
W. J. Hendy started out In a car tho
early part of tho weok with govern
ment engineers Wotst, O'Donnell and
IMedem as paBsengors. Ho took them
to Kenrnoy and conveyed them up nnd
down tho river whllo thoy wero mak
ing their Investigations.
Lenoro Cummlngs, who has
been visiting friends In town for three
weeks, leaves today for LosAngeles,
where sho wil make her home wIth'21S south Dewey.
nosdav that fell here. At Hershey
they also need rain quite badly.
Wanted Girl for goneral house
work. Inquire of Mrs. E. N. Ogior,
Miss Elva Day has recently accept
ed a position in tho Brocks photo
graph studio.
Vincent Roddy has recently accept
ed a position In tho Lierk-Sandall
grocery store.
Wnntcd ' Good girl for general
housework. Block's.
Word from Cheyenne conveys tho
information that '"footsie" Sawyer is
tho father of a son.
North Platte and tho section for
several miles west, received a nice
shower Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Smith returned
Wednesday evening from a brief visit
with their daughter In Grand Island.
Lightning struck and set fire to a
stack of, hay on tho Cody ranch Tues
day morning, burning it to the
ground.
Mrs. C. P. Jackson of Denver ar
rived in tho city yesterday morning for
a visit of a few days with relatives
and friends.
Judge Rhea of Lexington arrived In
the city yostordny morning to sriend
tho dny looking nftor some legal mat
ters and other business.
For Rent Threo room house, GOO
cast Third. Phono black 578. 58-2
N. C. Sears, of Omnhn, enroute to
Scotts Bluffs, where he owns a farm,
stopped over In town Wednesday
night iis the guest of Earl Hamilton
Now Dress Goods for school wear at
Wilcox Department Store.
General Manager Todd, of the North
Platto Electric Co., returned to Omaha
Wednesday night after having spent
a couplo of days hero on business.
Mayor E. H. Evans was able to get
out yestorday for tho first time nnd
come down town. Ho Is getting along
nicely although ho Is still a little
weak.
Prlntzoss garments in both suits
and coats arriving dally. All the latest
styles In tho now fall stock.
58t2 E. T. TRAMP & SON.
D. W. Besack, Sr., and D. "W. Besack,
Jr., spont yesterday distributing the
ballots for tho primary election in the
different voting places int he precincts.
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Our Certificates of Deposit
Money deposited with the Platte
Valley Stato Bank for 12 months
earns 4 per cent Interest.
Many peoplo arc putting their
money in our Certificates of Deposit,
hecause of their security as an in-'
vestment and hecause they can he
used as collateral or cash if required.
And hecause theyare the safest,
most convenient form of deposit and
investment.
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Platte Valley State Bank,
"HARVEST HEADQUARTERS"
All Grain Checks Cashed.
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a brother who Is compelled to live
there on account of physical weak
ness. Lon Graves, formerly in tho drug
business in this city, arrived from
Denver Wednesday morning to visit
old acquaintances. He Is traveling
for the Sherwin-Williams paint com
pany. The Kansas City Red Sox met defeat
Wednesday afternoon at the hands of
the fast Ogalalla bunch by the score
of 5 to 3. They seem to have run up
against a hard bunch of stumps in the
western end of the state.
Miss Leslie McCandle3S of Nowton,
Kansas, who has been visiting for a
tew weeks with her cousin, Miss Ellz
License to wed wns Issued Wednes
day afternoon trom the ofilce of the
county judge to Clyde L. Triplctt, 23,
of Flatta, and Miss Lela M. Shlck, IS,
of Sutherland. The groom Is a young
ranchman oft he Flatts vicinity and
the brido is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Shlck of Sutherland.
Good Rooma For Rent over Star
Clothing Houso. Apply at the Star. 2t
Mrs. II. G. Knowles and family re
turned last evening from Falrbury
where they spent several days visiting
Mrs. Knowles' parents. Mrs. Knowles
attended the state convention of
Christian churches at Lincoln with
her husband and from there sho went
to Falrbury to visit. Mr. knowles re-
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clean up our summer stock we will put
on sale, Beginning Saturday, August
15th, these Two High Class Lots:
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to $8.00, NOW ipj&.ZO
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White Ratine I Long tunics, formerly s q
White Bedford Cord $1.25 to $3.50, now-OC
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abeth Hinman, leaves today for ho,f' turned home last week.
home. Sho will go from there to Chi
cago to visit for some time.
Alexander McLnnc, of Cozad, ar
rived In the city tho first of tho week
for a visit with his son, C. B. McLane
of tho postofflce force. He was visit
ing in the Brady vicinity aria" Mr. Mc
Lane drove down and brought him
hero for a visit.
Frank Smith, of Omaha, is expected
to arrive in the city tomorow to make
a visit of several days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Smith and
other relatives and friends. He Is em
ployed as manager of a clothing housfl f
in Omaha, and is taking his annual
vacation.
.Dr. L. C. Drost and family returned
Tuesday evening from their trip of
several weeks in Wyoming where they
enjoyed a camping expedition. They"
took their camping equipment along
with them and camped out along tho,
route and onjoyed a very pleasant
outing. They made tho entiro trip by
nutomobllo.
Hand Concert Program. i.
The North Ilatte Military Band;
Enrl Stamp, director, will play tho
fojowlng program Sunday evening nt
9 o'clock in Court Houso Park: y
March "Cabaret Capers" Allen
Fantaslo from tho opera "Marltana'I
Wnlace-Tobnnl.
Solo for cornet "The Ambassador"
Losey Earl Stamp.
Intermezzo "Whistling Johnnies"
Hager. ,
Waltzes "Idalla" C. W. Bennett, f
Mnzurka Russo "La Czarlne
Ganne.
March "The Starry Jack" Hlli
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Nurse ItrownMeinorlnl Hospital '
1008 WestFouTth St., city.
This hospital has a good location
for quietude and rest, excellent facil
ities for comfort and convenience,
thorough equipment for tho treatment
of Medical, Surgical and Confinement
cases For Information address, '
MRS MARGARET HALL, Supt., or
MISS LULU MAXWELL,
Head Nursq.
Tor Quick Sale
My residence property and all house
hold furniture. GEO. G. McKAY,
804 west Fifth St.
For Rent A five
houso. Inquire 315 E.
room furnished
Eloventh. 57t4
Senator Hoagland spent a couplo
of days in the Kearney neighborhood
this week. He accompanied the gov
ernment engineers, who were sent to
that section to investigate to what ex
tent the crop3 had been damaged by
lack of water Mil the river. Senator
Hoagland has interested himself In
the fight to havo more water released
from tho Pathfinder dam.
Get In line and follow tho crowd to
tho clofio-out sale at McKay's store.
Stove repairs. P. McGovern, 611
Locust street, Phone R. 2G0. CG-4
Atorney P. R. Halllgan returned
yesterday morning from Lincoln where
ho appeared bofbre tho stato board of
equalization In tho interests of Ar
thur county in their difficulty with the
Union Pacific railroad company. They
had the hearing on the raising of the
tax assessment case similar to the one
that was threshed out some time ago
in relation to this county. The case
was finished up Wednesday evening
but decision was not yet rendered.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Keen left Wed
nesday evening for Fowler, Colorado,
where they will make their home in
tho future. Mr. Keen recently sold his
property in this city to Ed Grady pre
paratory to changing his location. He
has not definitely decided what he will
do in Fowler, but ho has several busi
ness openings. Mr. Keen has been a
resident of this city for a number of
years. For some time he has been em
ployed nt Tho Den.
New School Shoes for children now
on display at Wilcox Department
Store.
Tho Catholic Girls'' club was de
lightfully entertained Wednesday ev
ening at tho home of Mrs. Omar Huff
on north Locust street. Tho committee
in charge of the entertainment was as
follows: Miss Edna Sullivan, Miss
Hannah Kellher, Mrs. J. J. Horrigan,
Miss Genevieve Ottensteln and Miss
Anna O'Hare. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed with games on tho lawn.
The lawn was beautlfu'ly decorated
v,rb Japanese lanterns and lights and
loock very pretty. After a pleasant
o' ning with ga nes tho guests retire I
to the houso where nice refresh
ments were served. Tl' house was
also beautifully decorated with red
shaded elctric lights and cut flowers.
Tho guests of tho club woro Miss Min
nie Anderson and Miss Martha Her
man of Osceola, MJss Maymo Gorhara
of Grand Islnnd and Mrs, John Kellher
of St. Louis.
JUST RECEIVED
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We have finally succeeded in securing another limited
number of these popular little Stoves.
$2.50 is our price until sold out. We cannot secure
more Vt tlnVpriceJ Do not delay. '
North Platte Electric Co.
C. H. MOREY Manager.
GRAND OPENING tSfe SEASON
KEITH
THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
on., Aug. 24
The Social and Musical Event o North Platte
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America's Foremost Singing Organization in Famous
Triple Bill of The World's Three Most Popular Operas
II Trovatore, Martha, Bohemian Girl
BY AN ALL STAR CAST HEADED BY
Joseph F. Sheehan
America's Greatest Tenor
Beautiful Costumes and Scenic Vesture
IMtlCKS FOK THIS ENGAGEMENT r), 7r,c, $1.00 nnd n feu nt $1.50
The Subscription List for first choice of seats is on file at the Box
omce.
Tho Subscription List will be open one day before the regular seat
sale.
Subscription Seat Sale will open August 20.
Regular fSeat Sale will open August 21.
Notice, Ladies!
We are already supplying you
with the very hest groceries
at the lowest prices possible
ISfoiu we have made arrangements
to equip you kitchens with
Modern Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
Without Cost to You
The highest class premjum ever offered to the peo
ple of North Platte, Call us up and let us tell
you or, better still, come down land see them,
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Our fjrst offer is a two piece roaster .or com
bination set, now on display.
Rush Merc. Co.,
"EVERYBODY'S GROCERS"
Phone 282 North Platte, Nebraska.
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