I'KRROXAL L'AKAGKAl'lLS
SOCIETY AND CLL'JIS.
a
y.. j "" i,-J.!..m:J
Our Watch Service to
Railroad Men
All success to practical young rajlroad
men who arcx saving to get a Howard
Watch!
We understand how they fed about the
Howard. During our years in business
here we have sold many Howard Railroad
Watches, and admire the desire to own a
Howard.
Frankly, then, we say to Railroad men
that we want you to come to us for your
Howard Watches. We can do you a good
service in the way- of showing you an
assortment of Howards such as you will
like to choose from.
Clinton, Jeweler and Optician.
511 Dowcy St.
We want your Repair Work.
Ia. I
'tin it m'tfritamimmMnfirnY'id,
CITY AM) COUNTY NEWS
The Davis garngo received a carload
of Bulck cars Tuesday.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brown.
A son was born Saturday to Mr. an4
Mrs. R. A. Arnold, residing on east
Sixth street.
Mr.and Mrs. B. C. Allison, of Staple
ton, attended the funeral of Jeanetto
Gaunt Monday .
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harlan, residing
on esat Third Btreet.
i
A daughtu was horn Sunday mo.'ti
Inr to Mr. ai.rt Mrs. S. O. Blai;.lc.u, re
siding soutli of the city .
The Monarch Mnlleublc Iron Itnnge,
the blny satisfactory Jluiige nt Jler-
whey's, opposite post office. L'hoiio 15.
T M. Cohagen Is building nn addi
tion to his residence, til no adding a
new porch and making other Improve
ments. ,
If the pnrty who found the pocket
liook on Oct. 7th, will return coin dated
1854 to this olllco they may keep tho
change.
Llcenso to wed was Issued Tuesday
afternoon from the ollicc of the conn
ty Judge to llalpli Ford, 2G, and Miss
Clara Bethol, 18, both of North Platto.
"An apple a day, keeps tho doctor
away." Order a bushel at onco from
.your grocor. Bon Davis $1.10 per
bushol, Black Twig $1.20.
Mrs. Lawrenco Wornbrt, neo Annie
Itobhnusfn. at Kenjnoy, gavo birth to
a child Wednesday, but the infant
shortly utter 'birth. Yostardny Mrs.
Wlcnrort's condition was rathor critical.
In a lottcr to Tho Tribune Dr. D.
T. Qnlgloy, now of Omaha, says, "do
ing vory woll horo ho far. Havo done
more hero In two woolcs than I ovor
tlld lu North Platto In u month.
Only $2.50 and up for fitting your
jyo glasses, Dr. Elms, McCabo Bldg.
Phono 3C. 78-4
V. C. Plolstlckor spent Tuesday In
tho country northwest whero ho
clerked nt a sale of "Cap" Haskell's.
Ho reports that tho stuff all sold high.
Tho horaca brqught an exceptionally
lilgh price.
Thovbanns of niarrlngo woro pub
lished Sunday morning from St. Pat
rick's church for Wilfred Stewart of
Lexington and Miss Mary TIgho of
this city. Tho wedding Is to occur
next weok.
Charles Dixon loft Wednesday for
Kearney on a trip of Inspection of
watches ovor tho Union Paclllc sys
tem. From thoro he want on to
Lincoln to visit friends at the state
university and to take In the football
game.
An attempt was made Tuesday night
to enter the L. W. Wullu-r residence.
Tho would-be-burglar was hoard cut
ting tho screen of a front window by
Mrs. Walker, who phoned the police.
Tho ring of tho phone ovldently t'rlj?ht
enod the fellow away, aa he wub not
around when tho officer arrived.
Get your eyeitclasaen froni'Dr. Elms
Prices $2.50 and up. Olflco in McCabe
Bldg. Phone 30. 78-4
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'N'Iell and son
John and daughter Agnes, of Lincoln,
will arrive In tho city next weok for a
visit with relatives and friends and to
attend tho wedding of MlssMary Tlghe
to Wilfred Stuart which occurs Wed
nesday. Mrs. O'Noil Is an aunt of Miss
TIgho.
I II, Harbor wont to bis ranch In
Lowellon yesterday to look aftor tho
shipment of llvo cars of hogs which lie
has boon feeding on tho ranch. Nat
urally ho Is somowhat dissatisfied over
tho drop In tho prlco of hogs. Tho
price is now two dollars per hundred
less than when ho began feeding his
bunch for market.
Money to loan on Ileal Ksfafo.
Bit ATT Ss G001UIAN.
MrB. S. H. Grace, of Chicago, ar
rived In tho city Wednosduy ovenlng
for u visit with hor daughter, Mrs.
W. L. Itichards,. Mrs. Graco was visit
ing horo a few days ago and wont to
Choyonno to visit othor rolativos and
friends, Sho will know complete her
visit hero and return homo. She was
formerly a resident of this city.
In muny towns located on the
Lincoln HIgliwny celebrations have or
will bo held In honor of the first
versary of the Highway, which had Its
birth ono year ago this month. Has
North Platto lost all Interest In f
coast to coast highway? If not, let us
occasionally show some interest and
enthusiasm.
For Rent House, modern except
heat, good condition, with Majestic
range in kitchen. Inquire of W. A.
Kocken, 811 East Third street.
By reason of Intorost shown in the
Lincoln Highway by tho people of
Kearney, tho officials of the associa
tion have offered to donate 2,000 bar
rels of cement and the necessary steel
culverts for tho building of a seedling
mile of the highway. Perhaps V Is
unfortunate that tho people, of North
Platto do not show more interest in
tho highway.
Wednesday morning's Omaha Bee
stated that W. D. Oldham, of Kearney,
working under tho democratic state
committee, would tour this pdrt of the
state In the wako of Ex-Governor
Aldrich. No word has yet been re
ceived hero as to when ho will arrlvo
to address tho citizens of this city.
Strango thnt they seem to bo always
"In tho wako."
Horcaf,tcr Dr. Elms will do tho all
round prnctico of medicine and sur
gory in his olllco; city and county calls
and conflnoment canes. All work ono-
nair price, cash. Phono 30. 78-4
Urging that business depression nnd
tho war in Europe hns caused a shrin
kage of root r than $70,000,000 in thol
I'linuul Jii't revenues, rcprenontntlvB
of thirtwteht custom rauroads oper
ating over 59,000 ml lea of transporta
tion llian, appeared bVoie tl.o lnt t-
UM" t si orco comtnifesion Tu .i,'
asuiiii: fn t tney Do gran, d ,u i ast
.i " per un Increase In ."!' . r: i-
For Sale Duroc Jorsey Malo Ilog.i.
this spring's. S. G. Anderson. 78-2
Conch M. Kolth Novlllo leaves this
afternoon for Lexington to witness
tho football gamo between tho local
olovon and tho team of that high
school and from thoro ho will go to
Lincoln to tako in tho gamo tomorrow.
Ho will tako u number of tho high
school players with htm to boo the
gamo. About six men from tho regu
lar team nnd soveral from tho second
team squad.
Tho postofllco nt Grant, the county
seat of Perkins county located south
west of hero, was robbed Sunday
morning. Tho safo was blown up and
the robhors got away witli about $225
in cash.
Suit was filed Wednosduy lu the
county court by A. A. Irvin of Eddy
vllle, Neb., against Clius. Pitts for the
collection of n promissory note oi
$50.64 alleged to be due,. PInlutin' al
leges that said note was executed
April 8th, 3910 and that It bears el.-V
per cent Interest. Tho note with in
terest amount to $77.67 nnd plulntiif
Ubks Interest on that amount from
date together with coat of the action.
Some good bowling contosU have
boon scheduled for throe weeks, be
ginning vlth next week. Six teams
niivo been organized nud they will
competo in u three weeks' toi-rmtmrnt
wiih thrco guinea u weok. Tin games
uru fcediilcd beginning Moduj even
ii.'t. (itobor, 20Mi, and wi'l end Im v
11th.
Af;s. Anna Jensen returned to Jtaw
II in, Wyo., Tuesday.
Miss Young, of Haatlngs, ia Tlaitlng
in the city with her stater, Mm. Carl
Sttnon.
Hanrfr Dteoef attended the triad
i loogc of Odd Fellows at Grand laland
Liu week. sJ
ifira. r reti uariow etna cnuaren leave
for Cody, Wyo., today after a week's
visit with friends.
Mra. Omar Huff leaves next-week
or Omaha to spend a fsw days with
relatives and friends.
8. M. Souilr returned Wednesday
mm Grand Island where he attended
.ho state meeting of the I. O. O. F.
Davy Day and Will Friend lenve to
day for Lincoln where they will take
in the football gamo tomorrow.
D. W. Bosack, of this city, left yes
terday morning for Kearney to attend
the Lowryz-Moody tabernacle meet
ings. Mrs. E C3. Thornburg has been
ipendlng this weok with relativos In
Cambridge, having loft for that place
Sunday.
Mrs. Massey and son of Omaha
ipent a few days visiting at the
Thomas Henley home and attending
the fair.
Minor Hinman leaves this evening
for Lincoln to tako in the Xebrnskti
Michlgan Aggies football game to
morrow. Mrs. MaryJones returned Wednes
lay from Geneva where she spent a
few days attending the meeting of li
brarians of the state.
Mrs. I-nkor. who has been visiting
her brother, Frank Barber for a
month, left Tuesday night for her
home In CtMlforniaf
Mrs. Luko Healey and Miss Mar
garet Barker leave the la3t of the
week for Denver to spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
County Treai. A. N. Durbin and
County Clerk Yost spent Wednesday
attending tho farm sale of Bert New
man, residing north of Brady.
Miss Hannah Keliher leaves soon
for Omaha where she will spend two
weeks visiting her brother, E. T. Keli
her and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Richards re
turned the first of the week from
Chicago, Omaha and other points east
where they spent several days visiting.
MIchnel Shcedy returned Wednes
day morning from Denver where he
spent several days on business for tho
harness firm of Forstedt & Sheedy.
About a dozen football enthusiasts
will go to Lincoln tonight to witness
tho gnmo between the stute university
team and the Michigan Aggies. M. K.
Novlllo will head the delegation.
Wm. Harcourt, of the Harcourt &
Jensen store, left Wednesday evening
for Omaha to spend a few dayu an
business. He will also visit othor
points and buy stock, for the store. '
Percy O'Brien left yesterday morn
ing for Omaha to spend u few days vir
itlng friends. He accompanied hbi
mother that far on her way home to
Missouri where sho lives on a farm.
i Mrs. Edmund Dickey will entertain
a number of ladies at cards this after-I
, lliOll. ;
Mrs. W. H. Bird, Mr3. Ed Ogler and ,
Mrs. Edmund Dickey have Issued lnvl-
rations for two large parties for next '
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons to !
be given at the home of Mrs. Bird.
Mrs. J. W. rayne and .Mrs. Allison
Wilcox entertained thirty-six ladles at
a 500 party Tuesday afternpon in favor
of 'Mrs. Fred Onrlow, at tho home of
the former. The house was attractively
decorated with foil flowers and Jack
o'lanterns and the enjoyable two
ourse luncheon that was served nt the
elose was suggestive of Hallowe'en.
A delightful session of the 500 club
was held at the Grimes residence
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Grimes nnd
Mrs, Rincker as hostesses. Eight tables
were placed, and guest3 other than
members of the club were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Warren and Miss Warren of
Tampa, Fla., Irs. Fred Garlow of
Cody, Miss Fern Griflln of Denver and
Mr. and Mrs. Barron.
Hound 0er for Giunbllnir.
Arthur Anderson of Sutherland ap
peared Tuesday before the county
court nnd entered a plea of not guilty
to enticing a minor to gamble. The
charges were preferred against him
by George White of Sutherland for
gambling with his minor son, John
White. Anderson was bound over un
der bonds of one hundred dollars
which were furnished by the com
plaining witness, Mr. White. The
crime with which Mr. Anderson is
charged Is a serious one and calls
for a heavy fine or for penitentiary
sentence.
Mr. and Mrs, William Martin and
their son-in-law, Ernest Gossart and
wlfo of Hastings, arrived In the city
tho first of the week to spend a few
days here looking over tho land in
Lincoln county with the view to pur
chasing u good sized tract.
Public l'leuse Take Notice.
We, the undersigned, have decided
to place our respective LAUNDRIES
on a CASH BASIS. As most of our
accounts are small we find It impos
sible to succeed and continue the
credit system. Therefore on nnd after
December 1st 1914, ALL LAUNDRY
MUST BE CASH DELIVERY.
Signed: EDMUND DICKEY,
Sunitury Luundry.
Wm. Adair, Owner,
W A. SKINNER, Mgr.
tf North Platte Luundry.
Sol Hodes, a former resident of this
city, is visiting here for a few days
with friends. He is now traveling for u
clothing store. He wu3 formerly em
ployed at The Lender while in this
city.
Mr,, nnd Mrs. Horton Munger were
called to Omaha yesterday by u
telephone message stating thnt Judge
Munger's condition hud grown worse.
The Judge bus been slck for several
months. "
For Rent Two nicely furnished
rooms In modern house for either la
dles or gentlemen. Mrs. M. V; Mitch
ell 412 east Third street. tf
Among those from North Platte who
attended the Odd Fellows' grand lodge
nt Grand Island this week were Judge
and Mrs. Hoagland, Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Dnvis, A. O. Kocken, Guy Swope, J.
E. Evans and S, W. VanDoran.
Mrs. Gus Chamberlain and son left
Wednesday monfing for their home
in Denver after visiting in the city
for isevernl duys with Mrs. Chamber
lain's father. P. H. Sullivan and family
and taking in tho Catholic Girls' fair.
Sickening hendaches, Indigestion
constipation, indicate unhealthy con
dition of the bowels. Holllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea makes tho bow
els work naturally and restores yom
system to perfect health and strength
Begin tonight. Schiller & Co.
Iniiiiiiiio Duroc Jersey and Poland
China Hours-mid (Jills
On Novombor 7th, nt tho U. P. bnrn
ut Loxington, wo will soil eight fall
boars nnd eight fall gilts; twelve
spring boars and twelvo spring gilts.
They nro tho thriftiest lot wo hnvo
over owned. Tho entire herd wns giv
en tho doublo treatment August Cth
and having full range of tho nlfulfu
fields, tlioy curry no surplus fat, but
aro lu tho best posslbl slinpo for use
fulness. It interested sond for cir
cular. Wo havo sonio pure bred Red Polled
bulls and fresh cows of Red Polled,
Holstlons nnd Guomseys, nlso Bnrred
Plymouth Rock cockorols for &nlo pri
vately any time.
J O. ANDERSON.
70-0 Lexington, Neb
CHECKING AGAINST CHANCE.
The man whose check-book is made use of
whenever purchnses occur, is checking against
chance.
A check puts each transaction down in black
and white with botli parties signatures attached.
A check-book can be obtained by starting a
cheeking Account lit this bank.
Platte Valley State Bank,
"Home of Checking Accounts"
North Platte - - Nebraska.
X
i;f.tM
ims
--. X !
7.
IAi
J
and especially about Munsing Underwear.
It's the most sensible, serviceable, and satis
factory underwear sold. It wears a long
time. It stands the test of the laundry. It's
alwayG perfect fitting. It keeps its shape and
finish until worn threadbare with use and it's
not dear either. It's made in all the popular
styles for men, women and children, in a va
riety of heavy, medium and light weight fab
rics. We recommend it to all our trade as
the best popular priced knit underwear on
the market.
Wilcox Department Store
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Bank
-of-
XORTII FLA.TTJS, JXJS1IRA.SKA..
Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CA.PITA.L AA'D SURPLUS:
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS IX THE GROWTH OP THIS
BASK, A'1) THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME pEPOSITS.
Buchanan & Patterson's Bargain List.
Nice 6 room cottage, corner lot, shade t,reos, toilet in house,
connectad with sewer, city water, electric lights, nice porches, on
West 7th street, five blocks from new round Jiouse. Price $2,250
easy terms.
Good 6 room cottage, with bath, toilet, electric lights, city
water, 920 West 6th street, a bargain at $2,500 . 00 .
Good new 12 room frame dwelling on North Side, well lo
cated for boarding or rooming house, modern except heat. Worth
$5000.00, olir price $35U0.00 easy terms.
Fine 8 room cottage with basement, electric lights, city water,
toilet, bath and heat. Convenient to .new round house Price
$3700.00. Terms easy.
The handsome modern two story dwelling 1110 West Fourth
street . Price $4600 . 00 . Easy terms .
If you are in the market for a home let us show you our list.
We can save you money and loan you money to buy with.
Buchanan & Patterson,
Rooms 3 and 4 Neiv B. & L. Building.
IftJ "WR
fflyggfEgmaiBBffiaaraiBBa
ere is Yom Opportunity. !
SPICES
THAT ARE QUITE SPICY
GIvo the cook pood ipieos and you'll notice tho difference in the entinp.
Our apices ure full itrength and htivu tho proper amount of "apiciness"
to give your cooking zest nnd piquancy.
Allspice Cinnamon Black Pepper Ginger
Cloves Nutmeg Cayonno Pepper Mace
Everyone clean, perfect and pure. In pound, half pound and quarter
pound packngos. Why pay mora for "nenr apicoa" when you can get
spicea that are quite picy at prices that are right.
STONE PHARMACY
jB hy&m-"j'l!ffi$ -5?
The World's Best Makes 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, Schaefler, Thompson, Willartl, 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.
S23B
i
