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fleets Death in nn Elevator
Albort Benkosky, twenty-ono year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
kosky, of this city, was fatally In
jured In a grain elevator at Wollfleot
about flvo o'clock last ovenlng and his
spirit took its lllght about two hours
later. Particulars of tho accident ore
not obtainable at this writing, but ho
was caught In some way in tho ma
ichlncjry of tho elevator. Mr. and
Mrs. Benkosky left for Wcllflcet this
morning.
Knights of Columbus Hold inniuct
TJio first annual banquet of St. Pat
rick's Assembly Fourth Degree
Knlghtsof Columbus, was held last
eveniny at tho Masonic hall and was
roporMl a great success. Plates were
laid or twenty-six and a delicious
supper was served by Mrs. James
Hart, after which toasts were given.
P. J. McGovorn presided as toast
master after tho Bupper was out of
tho way and Father McDaid, F. J.
Dorram and C. J. Pass responded to
toasts. Following this dancing and
cards woro indulged in until a late
hour. Miss Hannah Kcllher and Geo.
Ell won tho prizes in cards. All pres
ent report a delightful ovening.
FIRE ASJI HPB INSURANCE
Written by Hrntt & Goodman In tlio
most) liberal and strongest companies
In tho world. Get their rates before
placing your business.
County Commisioner B. H. Springer
arrived in tho city this morning to
spend the day on business.
S. C. Macomber left this morning
for Kearney to spend tho day looking
after sonio. business affairs.
' Tho L. A. of tho B. of R. T. will
servo a banquet at Masonic hall
Thursday ovening at -0:30. All B. of
R. T. members and their familios aro
Invited.
At tho Keith theatre, Thursday,
February 11, vIl bo shown "Life's
Shop Window," a Victoria Cross Mas
terpiece from tho novel nnd piny, fea
turing Clnlro Whitney and Stuart
Holmes. This, story is shown In five
reels.
n Notice.
I will hold a public farm and stock
sale at my farm, known as tho Schat
sale at my farm known as tho Schatz
Platte Friday, February 12th.
5-3 G R. HOLCOMBE.
Win a Pair of fa-Skid' Tires
TO RESIDENTS Or LINCOLN COLTNTY, NEW., OtfLY:
The J. S. DA IS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY of NORTH
PLATTE, NEBRASKA, will give ABSOLUTELY FREE,
to the person guessing exactly or the nearest thereto, the
hours, minutes and seconds a C-37 Buick Motor of the fa
mous Valve-in-IIead type will run on Ten (10) Gallons of
gasoline a pair of Non-Skid Tires. The winner may have
the choice of either Goodyear All-Weather-Tread or United
States Chain Tread tires that will lit on his or her car.
In the test will he used White Rose Gasoline and Car
bonless Motor Oil. and a C-37 Buick Motor of the famous
Valve-in-Head type a motor that develops more power,
on less fuel, than any other motor of the same dimensions,
either American or foreign make.
The test will be made in the new Show Room of the
J. S- Davis Automobile Company, where, promptly at 2:30
P. M., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1BTII, 1015, Postmaster E. S.
Davis will take his place in a C-37 Five Passenger Buick
Motor Car, (which car will remain stationary throughout
the test) and press the famous Delco Self Starter that will
start the Motor
Accept this opportunity to guess how many hours,
minutes and seconds the motornvill run on TEN (10) gal
lons of gasoline by filling in, signing, presenting in per
son, or mailing, the blank below . Only one guess to any
one person. All guesses must be in the ballot box wheth
er presented in person or mailed, not later than 6: 30 p. m.,
Saturday, February 13th, 1915.
Cut off, fill in, sign and present in person, or mail,
to the J. S. DAVIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, of NORTH
PLATTE, NEBRASKA. Any and all guesses received later
than 6:30 p. m., Saturday, February 13th, 1915, will not be
considered.
Names of two (2) prospective Automobile Purchasers:
The C-37 Buick Valve-inHead Motor will run on ten
(10) gallons of gasoline: HOURS,. . : . . .MINUTES
and .Seconds. ,t
(Sign Here) '.?.-:. 7
Address
Auto Thief Lurntcd.
Charles Knox, who sovoral weeks
ago stolo a car from Frank England,
who lives' southwest of town, and loft
for parts unknown, has been located
but at last report had not been placed
under arrest. The car, liowevor, la
being held nt Junction City, Kan.,
awaiting Its ownor.
Knox's whereabouts becanio known
last evening when Sheriff Salisbury
revolved a wlro from a garago at
Junction City asking whether a Bulck
car of a certain minibpr belonged In
North Platte. In a telephone com
munication it was learned that Knox
attempted to sell tho car, claiming
he had purchased it in Now York
City. His actions wcro suspicious and
tho garago man wired tho Bulck fac
tory asking to what point tills cer
tain numbered car had been shipped
and tho reply stated North Platte.
Sheriff Salisbury, asked that Knox
bo looked up and placed under ar
rest. ,
Joe Larson Home.
Joo Larson arrived; In tho city lost
ovening nfter an absence of sovoral
months on account of sickness nnd an
operation. Ho is looking very well
and stated that ho was glad to return
to North Platte. Ho was In Omaha at
a hospital for a number of weeks and
for the past several weeks has been
visiting his parents at St. Paul, Neb.
R. L. Baker ,loft this morning for
Hershey to spend tho day looking af
ter business matters.
Attorney Albert JMuldoon left this
morning for Kearney, to spend a short
timo on business.
J. W. Smalhvood loft this morning
for Ogalalla whore he will spond some
timo on business matter.
Tho Rcbokah konslngton will be
February 12th, at tho I. 0. 0. F. hall.
All members arc invited J.o be pros
onf and bring a friend.
Rev. and Mrs. Dumvillo nnd children
of Callaway arrived in the city last
ovening to visit for n few days. They
will remain over for the brotherhood
banquet which will bo held tomor
row ovening.
Dr. H. C. Brock, dentist. First Na
tional Bank Building. lultf
"Weather forecast for North Platto
and vicinity: Fair nnd warmer to
night and Wednesday. Highest tem
perature yesterday 40, a year ago 20;
lowQst last night, 25, a- year ago 8.
ROBERTS SENTENCED TO
DEATH JUNE ltli
JUDGE GRIMES OVER-RULES M0
TION FOR A NEW TRIAL AND
PRONOUNCED SENTENCE
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Roberts Is Penniless, His Rclnthcs lire
Poor, nnd Unable to Raise tho .'100
Neccssnry to Appeal Case to Higher
Court Citizens May Raise Fund.
In tho district court yesterday af
ternoon Judgo Crimes over-ruled tho
motion filed by Attorney Keofo for a
ro-trial of tho Roberts caso. Folowlng
this ruling tho Judgo sentenced Rob
erts to tho death chair on Friday,
Juno 4th, in nccordanco with tho death
penalty brought in by tho Jury before
which the case was tried.
Roberts stood calmly boforo tho
Judge when sentence was Imposed,
and betrayed no fear. After sentence
ho reiterated to his attorney tho state
ment that tho ovldonco ho gnvo on
tho stand was tho truth.
This is tho first timo tlio death pen
alty has becL imposed In Lincoln
county, and the first timo that Judgo
Grimes in his nineteen yenrs on tho
bench' has sentenced any ono to death,
and it was probably a trying task for
him
Roberts is penniless and nil his
relatives aro poor, and they are not
in position to take tho caso to tho
supremo court on error. Tho cost of
carrying tho caso to tho higher court
would bo about ?300 over half of
whicli would bo tho fee of making a
transcript of tho evidence.
Attornoy Kcefo fools confident that
thoro is sufficient error to cause tho
supreme court to remand the. caso for
re-trial, and in this ho is uphold by
several othe'r attorneys convcrsant
with the caso.
A number of North Platte people,
following tho verdict passed on Rob
orts, announced that they stood ready
to ralso a purso to carry tho caso to
tho supreme court. Whether they
aro now so Inclined is net known, but
if so they will, need soon to declare
themselves.
Will Waltemath returned last even
ing from Omaha, where ho spent a
few days on business matters.
A dancing party will be held this
evening at tho Masonic hall by Cor
bin Jones and Ernest Rlnckcr. Mu
sic will bo furnished by Crowe's orchestra.-
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See our Dollar Window.
DIXON, .Tho Jeweler.
Tho hospital tea will bo held this
week with Mrs. M. B. Scott, 220 west
Second streot. It will bo held on Fri
day afternoon nnd evcryono is invited
to attend.
S. R. Dorryberry of tho Dorrybcrry
& Forbes storo left last ovening for
Omaha to attend the state conven
tion of hardware dealers whicli holds
there four days this week.
Tho Royal Neighbors will hold
thoir regular meeting in tlio K. P.
Hall "Wednesday afternoon at thrco
o'clock. All members nro urged to be
present as. there will bo initiation ser
vices. For Sale Single Comb Rhodo
Island Red Cockerels. Phono Block
229.
Dean Leo II. Young left this morn
ing for his homo in Hastings after
stopping here over night onroute home
from Bridgeport where ho attended
the deanery meeting of tho North
Platto district.
Rov. S. Hnrdman of Bridgeport is
expected to arrlvo in tho city today. Ho
is coming to attend tho banquet of tlio
Episcopal brotherhood which will bo
held tomorrow evening at the church.
Rev. E. T. Mathison of Chicago is
visiting in tho city for a fow days with
Dean and Mrs. J. J. Bowker. Ho will
remain hero for the banquet tomorrow
ovening.
How to Pro cut Bilious Attacks.
"Coming events cast their shadows
before." This is especially truo of bil
ious attacks. Your appetite will fall,
you will feel dull and languid. If you
aro subject to bilious attacks take
threo of Chamberlain's Tablets as
soon as these symptoms appear and
attack may bo warded off. For aalo
by all dealers.
KEITH THEATRES
Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 12th and 13th.
"North Platte
County Fair."
A Home Talent
Musical Comedy.
Seats go on sale Thursday A. M.
at uox Ullice..
PRICES:
Lower Floor 25c, 50c and 75c
Balcony 25c and 50c
Modern Residence Lots
By modern, it is meant, lots having every convenience, t j that the most modern homes
can be built without waiting for city water, sewer, sidewalks, gas mains, electric wiring or
graded streets, but lots where these improvements already exist and are furnished with,
the lots, without extra expense. Such aro tho lots in tho
Trustee's and Riverdale Additions
"ENTIRELY MODERN"
The location of these lots is also the very best, situated as thoy aro between tho Un
ion Pacific Railroad and tho right of way purchased by the Burlington R. R. They aro also
close in, to the business district, all lying within a distance of 7 to 10 blocks.
Tho prices, too, are tho lowest for any such lots. On tho map below, the priced are
indicated, on each of the lots, which aro still for sale A 5 per cent discount will bo giv
en for cash, or tho lots will
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By the coutcsy of tho university ex
tension department L. T. Skinner of
Lincoln will visit Lincoln county Fri
day of this week r.nd give two lectin as
on agriculture. Mr. Skinner i a
graduate of tho Nebraska agricultural
school and Is well qualified to sneak
on tho subject. He will speak at tho
patrons' meeting at O'Fallons and at
Maxwoll.
1.00 will buy big values at Dixon's
$1.00 Window
Farmers and Stockmen
Read llorshey's Tank Ad In this
lssuo. You wll savo monoy by buying
tanks now.
FOlt HUNT
Houses mid Jtooms, all parts of
tho city from $5 mid upwards. Stor
nt,'o and Hafo Deposit lloxes.
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be sold on easy terms.
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John Holcombe left last evening for
Omaha where ho will spend a fow days
looking after somo business matters
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen of Hershey
loft this city yestorday morning for
Omaha whero uho will spend somo timo
visiting relatives.
Dr. Edward A. Stelnor appeared last
evening at tho Prcsbytorlan church
boforo a largo nudlonco and gave an
oxcellont lecture Ills topic win of
much grcator Interest than oven tho
most enthusiastic had anticipated and
was of great educational value.
For Salo or Trade.
G40 acres all fenced, with good lm
provements 9 miles northeast of Brady,
Nob. Will tako good auto or a fow
good horses as part payment. Price
$4,000. Address Hort Nowraan, Brady,
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John McNlcol arrived Sunday ovon
lng from Chicago to visit his parents,
and Bister, Mrs. C. A. Mooro, of this
city.
Charles Martini leaves tomorrow for
his homo in Omaha after spending a
fow days horo following tho funeral
of Ills wlfo.
Colds nnd Croup In Children.
Many peoplo rely upon Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Implicitly In
cases of colds nnd croup, and It never
disappoints them. Mrs. E. II. Thomas,
Logansport, Ind., writes: "I bavo
found Chamberlain's Cough Romcdy to
u tho best mcdlclno for coldB and
croup I havo over used, and nover tiro
of recommending It to ray neighbors
and friends. I havo always glvon It
to my children whou suffering from
croup and It has novor failed to glvo
them prompt rollof." For salo by all
dealers.
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