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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1914)
SOCIETY AND CLUHS. n i I H H ( r? 4 i ivt W), YOUR EYES TO Your eyes arc your bread winners. Take care of of them. If you would stop and think what it would mean to be deprived ol your eye-sight, how utterly helpless you would be, you wouldn't abuse your eyes in the least but would take the greatest care of them always. The moment you feel that anything is wrong, if your sight is blurred, if you feel dizzy, if your eyes tire easily, you should not lose a minute in having them examined. By being prompt in attending to your eyes at the first sign of trouble you will be able to have the defect speedily and permanently cured. Clinton, The Jeweler. IT "rti MB-ri, ''''jilMmm,, CITY AM) COUNTY NEWS Judge Hoagland returned yesterday from Lincoln where ho wus called by the death-of his nephow, Albert Hong land. George Hower, of Sidney, spent Sat urday In town on business and vlslt Jng friends. Mr. Howor Is yard master at Sidney. Wanted Qlrl to do general house work. Call or phono Mrs. N. McCube, 820 west Fifth strcot. 71tf ' Train Master Van Wirt and Road A. W. IMumer went to Denver last night where ho will transact business for an Indefinite time. Mrs. C. M. Gilbert returned this morning to her homo In Calloway af ter visiting In the city for several days with her son, I. A. Gilbert and family. For Rent Five room apartment with bath. Corner Gth and Willow. Phone Jas. Flynn, black 379. Mrs. Norln a widow living alone on a homestead near Llsco, was found dead In her yard Thursday evening, having been gored to death by an In Afnatdft C 17 Onuonp est Mila nltv annni Tltiai j muuuui V WlltJ IV Ui'WI'd i i i i i i , 11 Friday In Omaha whoro they attended luruuuu uuu uuiohbihb io u uuibuuui-. U c lately First meeting. For Salo Cheap Now "One Minute" m- n,i Mrn Tiiniinni wiuinma imvA washer, good sewing machine and as their guest this week Mrs. J. C. An dorson, of Chicago, a sister of Mr. Williams. Only n few lots and acreage tracts left In the Codj'.s Additions and Hub tlhlsioiiN. TIicko Mill be sold out next mouth. Prices and terms to suit everybody. Watch for auouiiccment. other articles. 220 So. Pino St. 72-1 County fair premiums will bo paid as soon as the county commissioners allow tho claim presented by the socl oty.and authorized by law. This mon ey will probably ho available within two wcoks. Having Just returned from tho east. An unusual haul of drunks and ovll-'nsas City and Omaha, I have added doers were mado by tho nolle) Sat urday with tho result that Sunday to tny parlor equipment an electric High Frequency Violet Ray Machine morning found, the jail population jwia am now prepared to givo Electrical to bo fourton which wns about Its capacity. Blankets In all sizes, all weights. Tho very best values over offered. B. T. TRAMP & SON. Steel workors arrived tho latter part of last week and are now erecting tho big cpntamer for the gas plant. Several carloads of machinery for tho electric plant are on tho sidetrack awaiting to bo unloaded, Now is the time to buy n home, sec Temple's list on llrst pugc. Caspar1 Rolllsh, of Medlclno precinct, was In town yestorday transacting business. Mr. Dollish says his wheat averaged twonty bushels to tho ncro, his oats forty bushels, and his corn will probably ylold ten bUBhclo per acre, Far Rent Houso at 200 West Gth Btreet.-'Soo Mrs. R. D. Thompson at premises. tf Rev,"J A. Korr. pastor of tho Meth odlBt Church at Potter, was visiting friends In this city over Sunday. IIo Btoppcd over horo for a YlHlt with Itev. B. A. Cram and othor relatives. nov. Kerr is well known horo. Ho owns a ranch at Brady which is oper ated by his sons, tho Korr Brothers. For Rent Rooms with wntqr, light nnd bath privilege Apply thlB ofllco. 1 B. S. Davis, J. S. Hoaglnnd, J. Guy Swopo, II. C. VanDorran, II. J. Dienor, J. W. Smallwood and J. E. Evans leave this ovonlng for Tryon whoro thoy will installa a iww I. 0, 0,-F. lodge. Several others are contem plating going, but havo not yet de cided definitely to go. Treatments for tho Scalp, and Facial Massago and Falling Hair, Etc. Phono 2G1 for appointments. 70-3 MRS. C. M. NEWTON. Plans nro being mado for a consoli dation of tho Physicians and Sur geons and tht North Platto General Hospital, in which event n certain building will bo leased for temporary nso and eventually n hospital building erected. Tho negotiations havo not proceeded sufficiently to JiiBtlfy tho details of the plan. Miss Alice Blrgo entertnlned tho Pan Hellenic Club Saturday afternoon. The Club iSovita will meet with Mrs. Emily Coates Wednesday afternoon. Tho Mothers' Club will be enter tained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. W. J. Stuart. Thn Study Club was entertained last evening by Miss Emma Smith at tho Mrs. John Murray home. Six girls meet at tho home of Miss Nina Rasmusscn Saturday afternoon and organized tlw LaCIso club. Tho pitrposo of tho organization is to afford n good time and do needVs work. Tho ladles of the Twentieth Cen tury club who signed for tickets for tho lecture course arc notified that they can get them from Miss Anna Kramph at tho First national bank. Tho Catholic Girls' Club will be en tertained this evening at the home of Miss Hannnh Kcllhcr. The meeting will be a plate shower for Miss Hol land, who is to bo married soon. Mrs. M. J. Forbes entertained twelve little girls at her home Saturday af ternoon. The little tots enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with games and at Us .close nice refreshments were Served. Tho civic department of tho Twenti eth Century club will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 the library build ing. A good a'ttendanco is desired and the meeting will close in time for the play. Refreshments will be served. Twenty couples attended the danc ing party hold Friday evening by stu dents of tlvj high school at the Mason ic hall. The affair was much enjoyed by tho boys and girls. Music wns fur nished by Crowo and VnnDoran. At a meeting of the lady members of tho 500 Club Saturday afternoon it wns decided to bgln the parties on Tuesday of next week, when Mrs. Dent and Mrs. Bare will entertain at the home of the latter. The club this sea son Is composed of eighteen couples. Friday afternoon Mrs. H. C. Brock gave her second function of tho wsek by enterinlnlng two score of ladlos at a kenslngton. Tho guests had the pleasure of hearing a vocal solo by Mrs. Edgar Schiller, a reading by Mrs. William Hendy, and a piano solo by Mrs. Charles McNamara. Th? rooms wore profusely decorated with autumn flowers. A two course lunch wns served. Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Mrs. George Aus tin and Mrs. Charles Ell entertained Friday evening at the homo of Mrs. Austin at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Pearl Holland who is soon to bo married to Will Stack. Thirty guests were present and a pleasant evening was spent playing cards. At tue close or the games a ntco lunch was served. Miss Holland received many nice gifts. Tho members of the Saturday After noon Auction Bridge Club entertained nt a beautifully appointed flve-couraj dinner Friday evening at the home of Mrs. L. W. Walker, complimentary to Mrs. D. T. Qulgley, one of Its mem bers, who leaves this week for her fa tur.o homo in Omaha. The tablo deco rations wcro carried out In red, a largo vase of salvia forming tho cen ter piece. Following the dinner nub tlon brldgo was tho entertaining fea ture and at tho closo of the games re ft cthmcnt3 woro served. Mrs. E. F. hoeberger nnd tho Misses Kntc Sey ferth and Allco BIrge were, guests of t:io club, ' wmmmmmmmMmammmmmmmMmmmmmMmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmHmMmmmammmmmmm Suits and Coats The Printzess Coats and Suits jw ; r A Complete Display oflSIew Styles Sanctioned by Dame Fashion The clear, crisp days of autumn ivill soon be he here and you will be ready to don warm er garments to guard you against the buf ferings of stormy fall winds. Dame Fashion has haen very busy conceiving, designing and working out new styles, that you might he appropriately clothed in accord with the new color schemes of nature, as well as prepared to meet the weather changes. "We, too, have been preparing for you, and have qathered an exhibit of the ideas that the world fashion centers proclaim as correct. We ivaixt you to come and see them to select according to your fancy and according to your requirements Remember it's The Printzess Garment, none better. Our Styles and Prices are right. , , B9EiBBHHHHHIHBHHIHii3flBIEKIHHHHHHHHHBHHRHHHHHHHBHHHHHHHHHHHHE9iHHHBBiCHBHKHBHHHfiHHHHfiBSi Rov. nnd Mrs. B. A. Cram and daugh ter Kathorlno returned Friday after noon from Fremont whero thoy at tended conference. Mr. Cram waB al so In Omaha whero ho consulted a specialist In regard to his throat. Tho report that was qulto provalent for somo tluvs that ho was confined to the hospital for an operation was errone ous. Money to loan on improved farm lands at eight per cent, no commission to pay. AddresB D. 18, Tribune of fice. 71-4 Gcorgo Garrard and sovoral others wjnt hunting Sunday instead of at tending church. Thoy had killed a numbor of chickens and thrown them into tho wagon, and w,ero in quest of othors whon tho team broko away from Its moorings. Tho boys attemp ted to recover tho outfit but w,oro un successful and woro obliged to walk homo n dlstauco ot nlno miles. ltig Show Promised Soon. Final arrangements havo been com pleted for tho appearance of Milton acnustor ana tho Urnces of tho Musi FOll SALE Several bundles of cam as, suitable for liny men. Apply to J. C. NISLE Y, (Wl K. 7th St., North Platte, Neb. Here is Your Opportunity, The World's Best Mokes of Pianos at Terms to suit. Kimball, Packard, A. B. Chase, Smith & Barnes, Holland, Crown, M. P. Hail, R. S. Howard, Nelson, Price & Teeple, Wilson, Schacfler, Thompson, Willard, Gaston. Piano players all makes. Victrolas. We will sell you any of the above makes and several others at Prices to suit on Monthly Payments. See our stock at Clinton's Jewelry Store. GASTON MUSIC CO. cal Comedy In this city. Tho dates are October Gth, Gth, nnd 7th. Tho local ongngement will be at tho Keith thea tre. A scalo of prices never beforo approached for smallncss considering tho size, merit nnd reputation of tho attraction, will prevail during tho en tiro stay of tho company here. In ex plaining tho extremely moderate scalo tho proprietors of tho attraction de claro that "Big Shows at Little Prices" Is at present tho dollar making by word In tho amusement business. Tho fact that tho company re mains In tho city sovoral days means an elimination or slxty-flvo per cent of tho advertising and railroad charg es attendant on tho usual one night staud attraction. This fact alono en ables tho management to offer tho usual dollar and a half stand at a rad ical cut. Tho Princess Rouletto will bo tlyi first of tho graces to bo of fered. On succeeding nights "Tho Maid of Mexico" and "Tho Girl from Brighton." A tralnload of French reservists, which woro assembled at points on tho Pacific const passed through this morning. These men wero more ad vanced In ago than thoso who passed thiough a couple of weeks ago. Miss Edna Allen, waitress at tho Palnco Cafo, Is reported qulto sick at her homo in this city. Sho Is Im proving, howovor, and will be able to return to work in a short time. Hog Shipments. The shipments of hogs from sta tions on tho Union Pacific in Lincoln county for the year ending August 31, 1914, were as follows: North Platto sixty-three cars, Suth erland sixty-two, Hershpy fifty-two, Brady forty-three , Maxwell forty, Birdwood five, total two hundred and sixty-five cars. Durlilg tho snmo period shipments from points on tho North River branch wcro: LcwelVsn nlpety-soven cars, Keystone thirty-five, Oshkosh thirty one, while tho shipments from Stap clton were fifty-nine cars. Lost Pearl and sapphire crescent pin. Finder will bo liberally rewarded by returning to 502 west Fifth St. 71-2 Bag 111(7 Cojote. Will Huxoll and Will Friend were out Sunday hunting ducks and re turned with a largo coyote which they had shot south of tho city. Tho coy oto was an exceptionally largo one and was a fine specimen. Tho boys shot him with shot guns, crippling him so that they were able to get him. For Rent. 4 room house, B Btreet, between Dewey and Locust streets. G room houso 202 S. Dewey, modern except heat. Prices Right. G7-G J. C. HOLLMAN, Agent. City Stylo nnd Class to My Work W. E. MONROE -SIGNS-PAINTING AND DECORATING 313 E. Bth St. North riattt'.Neh, This is the Motor That Will Do the Work of Several l Ordinary Motors. A few inexpensive attachments of the simplest nature make it a sewing machine motor, a bulling motor, a grind ing motor, a flexible shaft bulling motor, an exhaust or ventilating fan motor. All attachments are standard and may be purchased singly at any time. A good little motor to stimulate the heating system in severe weather. Re member this, you will have occasion to think of it later. North Platte Electric C. K. MOREY, Mannger. Co. I WMBmammmm&aammammm& OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH The First National Bank -of- XORT1I PLATTJS, A'JBBISASKA. Member Federal Reserve Bank System. CAPITAL A2VrJD SURPLUS Ono Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OF THIS HANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE BALANCES. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. t t , i jfiBBBIffl -jj, r HftVE W &TOPFEP VOGJWSIDER the: IN -BEING SBBE? A Sign You Ought to Heed iLiil0 (,nc s,i,,n '" niliilnturo In tlio hIjoic Illustration. You are imny from jour house, office, store or factory lery often, do jou know hat Is likely to happen any time that jou arc any, or there, for that matter? The one thing most certain nhout fires Is their un certainty. You iRMer lviioi when they may break out. Get n policy to-iifty without fail. C.F.TEMPLE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE ROOMS ISESa, I.O.O.F. BUILDING, ) NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. The Enjoyment of Home Is not complete to the ono who smokei unlets he Is a user of our cigars Our hand mada cigars aro made of he beat tobacco, under sanitary conditions, and are a local product that warrants their use. If you are not' smokingjjur cigars, try them. J. F. SCHMALZRIED. I i! in A Wr.
