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Otto Tlioolccko, who fifteen or moro
years ago kept a pack of hounds and
had lots of fun chasing coyotes, had a
touch of the sport Thursday when ho
took a couple of grcyhouds out to tho
Hansen rnnch and succeeded In start
ing up a coyote which the dog, after
an exciting chase, succeeded In run
ning down and killing.
Golf ISecord Lowered.
The golf record was lowered Sunday
by Clyde Frlsto, who mado a score of
flity-llvo, Tho recrfrd oi sixty-one, sot
by Dick Dnkor, was lowered to sixty
Thursday by C. T. Whelnn and was
equalled the same day by Hew Fr. Mc
Dald. The new record of flfty-flvo
set by Frlsto Is likely to stand for
soino time.
lioliliisoii Appointed iitiomil Aid
Leonard Robinson, commander of
Harry E. Broown Camp No. 11, United
Spanish War Veterans, received word
Saturday from headquarters announc
ing that he had been appointed an nldo
on tho national commandery. This Is
an honor conferred upon commnndors
of posts that have done exceptionally
worthy work and speaks commendably
of the local camp.
Nice Kllllnjj (if (Jccm
Geese and ducks hujv been slow in
coming in this fall duo to the unusual
protracted period of wrm weather.
However, hunters have been bringing
In pretty fair bags dining the past ton
days, the nicest killing having boon
made bv J. C. Den, Henry and M. S.
Hebhausen and George Schott who
were out Sunday and brought in ten
Canadian geese, two brants and ten
ducks.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
The Indian card club will meet at
tho homo of Mrs,. Thos. Healey Thurs
day afternoon.
Engineer Barnell returned yesterday
from a week's visit in Lincoln and
other points in tho cast part of the
state.
R L. Baker has purchased a half
interest in the Callended lumber yard
at Keystone, the deal having been
completed about a week ago.
Tho ladles aid of the P.resbyterian
.church will bo entertained Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors by
Mesdames Jefer, Iddlngs and Snyder.
During) tho month of October the
carriers on rural routes Nob. 1, 2
and 3 out of Brady delivered 16,546
pieces Qf mall and collected 1,517
pieces.
Simon Flshman, of Sidney, well
known in North Platte as a base ball
fan and "good sport," was re-elected
treasurer of Cheyenne county last
week, receiving 1110 votes to his op
ponent's 125.
Claude Delaney, of Northport, so
well known in this city, is a sufferer
from appendicitis, and will probably
. go to Omaha in a few days for on op
eration. Ho will be accompanied by
Joo Schwniger.
Do not forget tho free lecture on
Christian Science at the Keith theatre
this evening.
Mrs,. Julia Jolliff and Mrs Jno. Mc
Connel and sons Boyco and LcBlio, of
Somerset, left last week for Riverside.
nniifn.nin ivborn thev exnect to spend
tho next two months visiting rela
tives and frienus.
$5.00 reward for return of mounted
inflated 34x4 Goodyear tiro complete,
with tiro cover, lost Saturday, Novem
ber 7th, somewhere between North
Platte and tho Pawnee ranch,.
M,. Keith Neville,.
Millard Hosier and son Rob, Frank
Doran and Firemen Rasmussen and
Slevers leave tomorrow on a goose
hunting trip up tho branch. The boys
have secured a cabooso from the com
pany which they will uso as a habita
tion during their ten days' hunt.
Welngand & Orton and Will Simants
loaded and shipped out last week a car
of sweet clover seed, the value of
which was $7,000,. Welngand & Or
" nn.v finlshinc tho threshing
of this year's crop on lands leased by
them and will snip anouier cur m
cember.
The Club Ncvlta will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at tho homo of
Mr3. Emma Burke.
Minor Hinnmn sold an Overland car
Saturday to Dorrybcrry & Forbes, the
latter trading their former car in on
tho deal.
State Auditor Howard, of Lincoln,
arrived in town Sunday night nnd
spent yesterday looking after business
on his ranch northwest of town.
Miss Virginia Bullard leaves next
Monday Jor the south, accompanying
Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Warren home. Miss
Bullard will make a protracted visit
In tho .south.
Mrs. John Bratt and Mrs. E. R.
Goodman gave their second social
function of last week at the Goodman
home Saturday afternoon. The rooms
were decorated profusely with potted
plants and chrysanthemums,. Thir
teen tables were placed for 500, and
at the close of the games an elaborate
lunch was served.
Card of Thanks,.
Wo wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to tho neighbors and friends
for their many kindnesses during our
bereavement at tho sickness and
death of our loved one. Also for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
D. T. SHEEDY and FAMILY.
CLEAN UP PRICES ON
LADIES' SUITS
We will close out all of our this season suits
at the following prices:
LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4
$3S, $45 $25, $30 $20.00 , $12.50 $13.50
SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS
$24.48 $19.48 $16.48 $7.48
Thcsi are all high grade suits and there is only a limited lot of each, so come early
and get your choice.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE
031 VII A-NORTH l'LA'LTi:
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Jaw Broken by n Horse's Kick.
Andrew Beck, a nephew of John
Koons, of this city, who lives on a
farm In Hayes county a short distance
south of Wallace,, was brought io
town Sunday suffering from a frac
ture oft ho left Jaw, the result of a
kick of a horse,. Mr. Beck drove to
Wallace with a load of hogs, and while
unhitching the team both horses kick
ed him, one breaking the jaw, the
other planting Its hoofs in his- side.
Upon his arrival hero he was turcred
over to Dr. Simms who with the as
sltance of Dentists Mitchell and Mor
rill reduced tho fracture and securely
bandaged tho jaw and sent Beck on
his way home, feeling thankful to
the doctor and dentists but rather
"sore" on the horses.
Shoots Hear, Sines Life.
George H. Hirst, at one timo a ma
chinist in tho local shops, but of late
years living at Douglas, Ariz., killed
a seven hundred pound bear October
31st In the Chlrlcahau mountains near
Douglas. Mr. Hirst was hunting deer
and while walking up a narrow can
yon saw the bear stretched out on a
pile of sand apparently deal. He
picked up a stono to throw at tho an
imal to ascertain whether it was alive
and at tho same time It jumped up on
its hind legs and started for Hirst. He
tried to mako the distance between
him and tho bear greater by clamber
ing up tho side of tho canyon but his
pursuer gained on him. Turning
around ho took careful aim, fired and
tho animal dropped, tho ball from a
25-35 saddle gun having entered his
left eye, and a subsequent shot made
tho death dealing work sure. The
dlstanco between where Mr,. Hirst
stood and where tho bear dropped
was but twenty-five feet.
Minor Injur l'nnes Serious
Walter Wilson, residing on a farm
six miles west of this city, was taken'
to Omaha Saturday evening to Dr. Glf
ford to have one of his eyes taken out
About a week ago Mr. Wllbon had the
eye hurt with a piece of wire. Ho
camo to this city to a local physician
for treatment nnd the eye was getting
along very well. Sympathetic Irrita
tion started and both eyes got bad
and it was feared that ho would loso
them. The operation will savo one eye.
Mr. Wilson Is tho son of J. C,. Wil
son, one of tho most prominent and
successful farmers of the county.
Petition for u Xew Bridge.
Residents of tho Sutherland section
were in town Saturday and filed with
the county commissioners a petition
for a new bridge across the South
Platte river dlrectlly south of Suther
land. Tho present bridge, which Is
located a half mile west of Sutherland,
was built In 1S89, before the town site
was platted, and Is practically worn
out. The position of the new brldgo
will make the distance to Sutherland
one mllo less to those who live east,
while the dlstanco will be the same as
nt present to those who live west. Tho
petition filed is signed by 120 free
holders living north and south of the
river.
Can you afford to miss it? "What?
Why the chanco to get your presents
for Christmas all ready mado at tho
sale at tio Parish house Nov. 12th.
North Platters Meet In Los Angeles.
Pomona, Calif., Nov,. 4th, 1914.
Editor Tribune: Five years ago I
moved with my family from North
Platte to California, but I still feel as
If North Platte was my homo and my
family is always eager to get tho news
in Tho Tribune. That this feeling is
shared by most North Platte people
now in Los Angeles was demonstrated
Sunday, November 1st, at a picnic held
at Grimtli Park, called by J. W,. Cun
ningham,. All of the fifty or sixty
nre3ent were from North Platte, men,
women and children. It was a day of
pleasure, for us all, meelng old friends
wo had not seen for years.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Cunningham and four daughters,
Mary, Elizabeth, Alice and Mazy (Mrs.
Isaaks), Mr. Isaaks and two children,
Mr,, and Mrs. Frank Cunningham and
child, Willie Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs. Doollttle and daughter, Mrs,. Stov.
enson, Miss Cumings, Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon, (Amanda Mylander), Mr. nnd
Mrs. Walter Connolly (Emma Myland
er) and child, Mr. and Mrs.Cryderman
and three children, Mr,, and Mrs,. J.
G. Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Red
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tanner, Dr.
nnd Mrs. Rex Duncan, Mrs. Duncan,
Miss Grace Duncan, Mr,, and Mrs.
Brazolton, Mr. nnd Mis. Kade, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Well, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Buchanan, Mr,, and Mrs. Rankin (Sor
enson) Miss Ellen Davis, Ed Sorenson,
Emil Voselpka, Earl Calhoun, nnd
Cochran & Patterson.
A committee was appointed to call
up nil lt-om North Platte residing in
Los Angeles county to meet nt a picnic
In Sycamore Park once In six months.
Milton Doollttle was elected president
nnd Otto Woll and J. W. Cunningham
assistants. We aro always glad when
somebody from North Platte calls on
us hero In Pomona,.
Yours truly,
FREDERICK KADE
For the benefit of the many out-of-town
football enthusiasts who have
made inquiry nbout the Omaha game
we wish to announce that the game is
scheduled for Friday of this week
ami will be called promptly nt 3 p.
m. The officials alreadv decided up
on are Mr,. Orr, who waslast year
connected with the Kearney Military
Academy and' who refcreed the North
Platte-Gothenburg game hero last year
and Mr. Lester Caldwell of Marquelto
University. Both these men aro con
ceedetl to bo among tho best officials
in this stnto. Tho third official has
not been decided upon, but will prob
ably bo a man from Grand Island.
The Omaha team camo through their
gamo with Des Moines without serious
injuries to tho players, and will have
their strongest llnc-up against North
Platte,. The local team Is recovering
In good shape fromt he effects of tho
Kearney game and barring injuries
this week, will present, their strongest
team.
Much enthusiasm Is being shown
among tho local followers of the sport
Tho stores will nearly all bo closed
Friday .afternoon for a few hours so
thnt all can bo tree to attend the game.
This game will put North Platto on
the map and a good nttendnnco Is ex
pected. Omaha will play tho Chicago
high school team next week nnd North
Platte can be compared with Chicago
bv comnaratlvo score.
Tho line-up wlU probably bo as folj
lows:
North Platte Position Omnha
Overman lo Morcarty
Boal lc Withcy
GreKE It Peterson
W.rnon ; lg Reese
Miller.'. .'. .c Bearu
Stuart c
Hood rg Bradley
Boguc. . , rt Phillips
Thomnson re Wilson
Cool qb Neville
Louden (Capt,.) ....Hi Lutes
Hoxle rh Johnson
Kelly fb ...(Capt.) Berry,
HA1LR0A1) MEN
Other R. R. men have, why not you?
Start an Old Lino Life Policy on the
monthly Dayment plan. It's banking
r'dlld Insurance to the ones depending
on you. Let's talk it over. I'liono lor
an appointment.
J. E. SEBASTIAN, Gen'l Agent,
82 5 Tho Old Lino Man.
Side Hunt nt Mimicll
Eighteen members of tho Woodmen
lodge at Maxwell took part in a side
hunt one day last week and succeeded
in killing 103 quail, twenty chickens,
threo Jack snipe, eight ducks nnd fif
teen rabbits. The teams wore cap
tained by J. M,. Schopp and C. H.
Kuhns nnd as to points the contest
was declared n draw,. Tho hunt was
followed by a game supper In which
150 men, women nnd children participated.
The Monarch Malleable Iron Hnuge,
tho Stay Satisfactory Range nt Her
she's, opposite post office. Phone 15.
P. .7. DIENEtt & CO.
Ileal Estate nnd Insurance
Como and seo us for town lots In
dlfforont parts of tho city. Good In
vestments on easy torms. Houses for
sale and rent. Wo havo also good bar
gains in farms and rnnches.
Cor. Front and D?woy Sts.. upstairs.
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PHONE 90
PHONE 90
Efficiency of Service
Consistency of Price
z Quality of Goods
Are what you find at our store. We give 100
PER CENT Service. THE LOWEST consistent prices
and THE BEST in all lines of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Try Us,
T. J. Baldock & Son
BASEMENT OF THE HUB. PHONE 90.
Public Please Take Notice.
We, tho undersigned, havo decided
to place our respective LAUNDRIES
on a CASH BASIS. As most of our
accounts aro small wo find It Impos
sible to succeed and continuo tho
credit system. Therefore on nnd nftor
December 1st 1914, ALL LAUNDRY
MUST BE CASH DELIVERY.
Signed: EDMUND DICKEY,
Sanitary Laundry.
Wm. Adair, Owner,
W A. SKINNER, Mgr.
tf North Platto Laundry
COL. 31. L. 3rcl)ElOr0TT
General Auctioneer
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Line
Wlintoter jour wants niny bo remem
ber that our telephone sen Ice is cf
flclcnt. Cnll us by wlro nnd we'll
wait on you nt once. "With our nccur.
nte sen Ice nnd our quick delivery
wo stand, rendy nt nil times to assist
you or your doctor. Remember that
m o ha e what you want.
Stone's Pharmacy
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Barak
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Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CAVTA. AJYD SURPLUS?
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS IN THE pitOAVTJI OF THIS
HANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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This cabinet range $33.00 placed in your kitchen
readyto use. Easy Terms. This price covers stove
and pipe from the main. Other stoves from $20
up. CALL AND SEE OUR STOVES.
North Platte Electric Co.
C. B. MOIiEY, Manager.
tpmmawA ur ttin
PLAYING AND WORKING (
11 man must (link of Ills homo and fain
Ily to omii a homo first nnd then pro.
tcct It and his family. Insurance
against tire is tho befct policy a ncc
essnry one. Accidents will happen nnd
tire might break out in a homo where
llin crimteht. ciiiiflon Is cniiHniinllr
roliscncd. Get a Fire Insurance Toll-
ley from me. It costs Itttlo nnd means
fmucli.
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RTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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Huy one of tho parcel post packugcB
lbr sulo ut the Lutheran pariah limine
by tho KplBcopal Indies Novombor 12th.
Important.
Hear In mind that Chamberlain's
tablets not only move tho bowels but
Improve tho appetite nnd strengthen
tho digestion. For salo by fill dealers.
Notice to Property Owners.
Stock & Taria Snles iv Specialty
I'houe Itcd 1(11.
Itcsldeiice 811 ucst Third Street.
NOHTH I'LATTi:, Xr.HKASKA.
Notlco Is hofreby given thnjl tho
City Council of tho city of North
Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska, will
sit as n Board of Equalization begin
ning nt tho hour of! 8:00 o'clock P. M.
of the 17th day of November 1914,
at tho Council Chamber in tho Library
Hullding In tho city of North Platto,
Lincoln County, Nobraska, fo'r tho
purpose of levying on tho real cstato
lying and being within tho extended
Sewer District "K" taxes for tho pur
poso of paying the costs of tho con
struction of said extended lateral
sower In tho said Sower District
"K" and that tho snld taxes will
bo levied upon each parcel of real es-
tato according to extent of benefits to
such property by reason of tho con
struction of said lateral sower, and
If tho said council shall find such
bcnoflts to bo equal and
uniform such levy of taxes
will bo according to tho
front foot of tho lotB of real estate
within said extended Sower District
"It" or according to such other rulo
ns tho City Council sitting ub such
Board of Equalization may ndopt for
tho distribution or adjustment of such
costs.
All persons Interested will file their
objections, If nny thoy havo, to tho
usscsslng of taxes against their prop
erty on or boforo tho 17th day of No
vember, at 8:00 P. M., with tho City
Clerk.
By order of tho mayor and City
Council, mado tho 20th day of Octo
ber, 1914. -
C. F. TEMPLE,
82t5 City Cleric.
