DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Oflice over thu McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL XSD PERSONAL
Arthur McXninnru loft yesterduy
for Omaha where ho will trnnsnct'btisl
ness for n weok or two.
Dr. and Mrs. Stevenson, of Gothen
burg, were the guoHts yostordny of
Mr .and Mrs. J. U. Kedlleld.
Justin I. Hnugher and Ethel Kam
raent were married at Sutherland last
week, Hev. A. II. Drink officiating,
Pat Crowe, of this city, with his
clean cut running horse, won In the
quarter mile daslf at the Hershey cele
bration. Those who have the best eyes when
age comes will be those who heed the
first call for help. C. S. Clinton, Reg
istered Optometrist.
Ed Dickey went to Omaha Sunday
night to witness the nutomobllo races
and wrestling match and to transact
business for a-day or two.
Amos Meeker, residing near Lew
cllen, has sold his 240 acre farm.
Ho sold 1G0 acres for$125 per acre
and eighty acres for $112 per acre.
The land Is under Irlgatlon.
Chris Frauclscos, who murdered a
Turk named John Pollat at Ogalalla
Juno 12th, was taken to Lincoln last
week to servo a sentence of from one
to ten years at hard labbor.
A section of countzy near Oshkosh
was visited by a cyclone Satuiday, the
third such storm to visit that country
this season. In this last blow several
buildings were blown down but no one
Injured.
The Kansas City Red Sox, a ball
team that has played hero in seasons
past, will tour western Nebraska the
latter part of this raonh. They will
probably play the Boosters two or
more games.
Paul Roberts, of Maxwell, was In the
city Sturday enroute to Now Mexico,
where ho will accept a position In the
government forestry service. For a
year or so past he has been attending
the state university.
Dr. Twinom was called to the ex
perimental sub-station the latter part
of last week to reduce a fractured arm
sustained by a little daughter of E. E.
Zook. The accident occured while the
little girl was at play.
Mr3. J. F. Schmalzried lef.,Sm'ay
morning for a visit at the anFra'n
clsco exposition and will be! the guest
of Mrs. Ilellman, formerly Maude Hin
man. Enrouto Mrs. Schmalzried will
utop over in Ogden a few days.
The North Platte military band fur
nished the music at the Hcrslioy cele
bration Saturday and gave general sat
is faction, The boys say they wero
well treated by the committee who
had charge of the celebration.
Miss Margaret Cragio of the Tribune
olllce and Miss Maude Owens, clerk, in
the First National Bank, two of tjic
city's brightest und best glrltf, ,left
Sunday morning for a month's- vlsll
In California.
Oil Is reported to have ben found
on tho Brown crook north of Broad
water. For some Umo It had been no
ticed that the water of tho creek had
been covored with oil. Experts were
omployed who reported that devel
ment work wos iusttfled.
P. J. Norton, Frank Murray, Joe
Larson, Homer Musselmau, Ray Lang
t'ord and son Russell, 0. E. Elder, E.
H. Evans, Ralph Allison. Arthur Rush,
and Eric Broeker wero among those
who went to OgftlaUi Sunday to wit
ness the ball game.
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Prltchard und
children returned yesterday from
northwestern Iowa. Mrs. prltchard
and children hud been visiting thoro
for somo time and the' Doctor went
back last week to accompany them
homo.
Otto Thoelecko made additions yes
terday to tho display of farm products
In tho J. C. Den window.. These con
slstcd of stalks of sweet 'clover eight
feet lonit and stalks of rye six feet
The former snnv on the Tu'rplo ranch,
tho latter on tho Scott Reynolds farm.
Warren Soulos, of Brady, was ar
rested the latter part of last week on
tho diarge of stealing cattle from Al
fred Bergman, also living near Brady,
Soulcs was arraigned In the county
i-ourt Friday, waived preliminary o.x
atnluHton and placed under $200
bonds for his appearance at a hearing
set for next Friday.
Tho unsightly ditch on the south
side of the Elks' building 1ms ills
appeared. A metal tllo was laid tho
full length ol tho building una covor
d, leveling the ground from tho curb
o roadway. This with tho paved alloy
in tho rear of tho building given tho
surroundings a much Improved np-
pparanco.
Bundy Anderson who lives near
Paxton and was brought to this city
for treatmont at tho Good Samaritan
hospital, became mentally d&rungcd
last week and Friday night v;us taken
to a nrlvato sanitarium at Lincoln
After being plncod In tho car "ho be
came violent and It required tho holp
of sevorul men to quiet him.
F. W. Rlncker, who attended tho col
obrntlon at Keystone Saturday report
ed a crowd of at least COO and a good
line of sports. Rain began falling at
about three o clock, and thm lntorfer
red to somo extent with carrying out
tho full program. However, the cele
bratlon was considered a very sue
coasful ono. .
Tho Lincoln Highway motion picture
outfit is scheduled to arrive In North
Platto July 16th, and while hero will
tnko pictures of tho town and sur
rounding points of Interest. These
pictures will bo. Incorporated in films
(mowing scenes along the Lincoln
Highway between Now York and San
Francisco, and will later be exhibited
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y 1 HE Chalmers Motor Company, with its new organization, even greater factory
I facilities, additional buildings, more men and still more capital, and with a
-i- quadrupled production is bringing out for the season of 1916 a series of cars the
equal of which have never been offered before.
The Chalmers Company is the only leading manufacturer that is offering a new car
for 1916 at a' new price in the medium-price class.
Others have either put out a new car at a higher price, the same old car at the same
old price, or the same old car at a cut price.
This new Chalmers is the Six-40 shown below at the astounding price of $1275.
The Light-Six and Master-Six are continued in improved models at lower prices.
Such prices at higher quality than ever before are only made possible by cutting out
middleman's profits, buying for cash on definite specifications, utilizing new methods of
manufacture and administration, working on smaller profits and greater production.
The Chalmers Motor Company has also inaugurated a new Chalmers Service Plan
by means of which we are able to offer gratis to every new Chalmers owner service
in the form of an interchangeable service coupon book, good for a definite amount of
work at any Chalmers dealers anywhere.
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ThiB is the most remarkable mot6r car that has
ever been 6ffered for 31275. It is the lowest price
at which Chalmers quality has ever been sold.
It is the only American stock car with valve-in-head
overluad camshaft motor, the type that Europe
was working on when war stopped production.
It is this type of motor that broke all records for
500 miles at both Indianapolis and Chicago speed
way .races, going at the terriffic speed of 90 miles
per hour at Indianapolis and 98 miles an hour at
Chicago the most gruelling test of motor car
efficiency ever known.
This motor gives the car instant get away,
wonderful flexibility, great power and economy.
The car rides like a Pullman.
It is the superior of cars that three years ago
sold for 33000 or over.k B.e sure to come in
and see it.
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Chalmers "Six -48"
Seven -Passenger
Tli is is the 1916 series of the popular Light-Six
declared by thousands of enthusiastic owners to
be the most satisfactory motor car they have ever
owned. It is light where it can be, strong where it
should be. It is the most economical car in
America in upkeep cost and admittedly the best
car made within 3500 of its price.
Chalmers "Master Six" (12175
in either Touring Car or Limousine (Q Q Q C A
Bodies ai Prices Ranging from - - - r j OOU
These are the magnificent Master Sixes which
have stood all tests of performance, appearance
quality and upkeep. People who demand thg
utmost in a motor car will find that the 19lo
Chalmers "Master-Six"measures up to the highest
standards of automobile construction and still
remains within reach of the average purse.
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These models are on exhibition now in our salesroom. First orders will be filled from stock
MINER HINMAN, Dealer,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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