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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Dick McQraw wan (luarantlnerl for
Bitiall-pox Saturday.
A boy baby was born Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Hussoll Wyman.
Mrs. Fred Wilson loft Saturday .'or
Ashland, Nob., to visit relatives.
P. L. VanCloavo loft Saturday for a
week's visit In Greon Itlvor, Wyo.
Jack Carroll and son went to Fre
mont Saturday to visit frlonds for a
week.
Mrs. Edwin llurke, who had boon
quarantined for small-pox, was roleas
cd Friday.
Important Ileal Estate Denis.
Duchanan & Patterson report the
following real ostale sales mado
through tholr office:
Weill Ugat has bought from Josoph
Morsch the premises occupied by tho
Palace Cafe for a consideration of
eleven thousand dollars. i
Joseph Morsch has bought of Wal-j
lor V. Iloagland tho north half oft
i.-i. n .1 n . 1 .... 1 - iii t . t .. 1 t 1
lins i mm o, uiuuii no, uuuik mil ui
the premises occupied by Josoph Hor
Bhox at the corner of Filth and Lo
cust, tho consideration bolng six
thousand dollars.
Funeral of Junius Dnnzo.
Tho funeral of tho lato James Danze
was held at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Anderson Friday nftornoon.
Rev. Fr. McDald delivered tho sermon
and tho Yeoman lodge held tho ritual
istic, services. Tho lloral tributes
wore beautiful and wore largely of de
signs, tho most elaborate being white
camntlons arranged to represent a
ball diamond with the hasos, home
plate, pltsher's and catcher's positions
In pink and red llowors, this being sent
by 'tho ball team. Aftor tho service
members of tho Yeoman lodge marched
I through the room and each placed a
I whlto lower on tho casket. The room
and lawn wore crowded with sorrow
1 lug friends and lodge members who
deceased.
Mrs. Andrews, of Wooplng Wator,
Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Har
ry Lawson.
Opto Rend to Visit Norlli Plnllc.
i As you go down to our library and
! lnnlr nvnf Mwi Imti rr almlvfia tt trta fin
Miss Forllndor, of Elslo Nob., Is you reallzo that' tliey represent tho
spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. ' host thoughts of tho present age as
Martin Wyman. I well as of tho past? Truo, we learn
Lost-Ladios' gold watch and "fob, ' f.roIU books stories of tho past but in
name Inside case. Reward. Phono 101
i thinking people of today.
Mrs. F. W. Ilormlnghausen loft Sat-! Wo often wonder if it will bo our
urday for a weok'a visit with frlonds good fortune ever to seo tho writer In
in Dig Springs. , person, and unfortunately, too seldom
Elslo Waltomath and brother Glenn : 11 J?" . , ,. . . 4, .
went to Chappoll tho latter part of B1wtj ar,tov1,Tl n I'asurc this
last week to visit rclalves. I summer fut ,North 1 lattc- , lcctl-
i whose stories are known to all pa-
Tlte Rowena Sowing Circle will moot trons of of tho city library will be here
this afternoon with Mrs. P. S. Evans, for a day during Chautaupua.
914 west Sixth street. , Physically Opto Read Is a giant; ho
Attorney Muldoon and Oiilccr Weld- s. considerably oyer six feet tall. And
man wore in Ogalalla Saturday trans- h'B disposition Is as sunny as his
nctlng Union Pacific business. , Btor'C8 a 'oorJu, Wo welcome you,
Mrs. J. IJ. Allen, who had boon visit
ing her brother Fred Duncan for a
month, returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Uoatman loft
yesterday for a month's visit in Chi
cago and at Excolslor Springs, Mo.
For Rent Six room house at 504
east Third streot. Inquire of John
Hcrrod.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Delaney, of
Northport, spent Saturday in town
whilo enrouto homo from a visit In
Omaha.
Mrs. Lomuol Toole, who had visited
frlonds in Stromburg for a couple of
months, returned homo Saturday ev
ening. Permanent employment lor a Coni
tont stenographer oxporleneod In law
work. Hoagland.& Hoagland, North
Platte, Neb. N
Thirty couples wore present at tho
dancing party given by tho Zonda
club at tho Lloyd opera houso, Friday
ovonlng.
MIbb Bertha Thoolooke, who has
been visiting hor brp,ther Otto H.
Thoelocko and his wife for soveral
weeks, Is suffering with. Inflammatory
rheumatism.
For Rent The Poalo houso on cor
ner of Second and Vlrvj. Inquire of
M-.Jor Wnlkor.
Judge Grlinos roturned Saturday
from his trip to Indiana and othor
eastern states. Mrs. Grimos, who ac
companied him stopped ovor for a
week's visit with hor slater in Fro
mont. Tho ejoetmont case of W. C. Rey
nolds ngnlnBt J. H. Stono was settled
out of court Friday, each party pay
ing half the court costs incurred, nnd
Mr. Stono will continuo to occupy tho
storo room.
I'Olt SALE CHEAP.
Helroil Yitpor Seif.geiieraiiiig (."use.
line H(o, prudinill) now.
&2-G ,1. '. Hnllniuii.
The Agi' etf Young .Men (Sleini Frank.
A comparative summary of tho mem
bers of congress shows that a younger
class of men aro at Washington thnn
were thero a fow decades ago.
In a large moasuro this Is true In
fho business world. It Is evident that
young men can more readily adapt
themsolvos to ho vicissitudes of the
twentieth century.
And that Is why thero Is a place for
tho young men on tho lecturo plnt
form today. That is one reason why
rcienn Frank is so popular as a lec
turer. Ho aces Hfo as the young see It
And yet hla observations are as ac
curate as his startling conclusions are
jutlflnble.
Older men agree with him too. They
recognize his masterful ability and
appreciate his keen inslgljt. They
havo demonstrated this by mnklng
him alumni secretary of Northwestern
U))Ivorslty and by tendering him the
presidency of an eastern state univer
sity, which ho refused, choosing rather
to spend a part of his tlmo lecturing.
Glenn Frank is ono of the lecturers
at the North Platte Chautauqua.
Lewis Martini Is confined to tho
house by attack of typhoid fever.
Johnuhl Lant; roUfrned Saturday
from Paxton where ho spont soveral
weeks with his grand paronts.
Miss Ellzabeh Ilrodbeck and slstor
wont to Melrose Saturday to visit
their sister Mrs. Port Culton for a
couple of weeks.
Woman Cures Horse Colic.
The men wero away ao ususal .The
horso was bad. A lono woman could
not "drench" in tho old way. She
called up a neighbor and her men
wore away but: "Wo have Farrla
Colic Remedy that you drop on tho
horso's tonguo and tho horso was woll
whon tho men camo homo. Moral: Get
Farrls Colic Romedy so tho womon
can. euro horso colic. Wo Bell it at 60c
a bottle on tho Money Rack Plan.
Sold by A. F. Fink.
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Mrs. Owens Brooks is In Gothenburg
visiting friends.
leave for a visit In California
Mrs. M. II. Douglas went to Omaha
esterday to visit for a week or so.
Bon Ross left Friday evening for
California to visit friends for several
weeks.
John Rrntt rnturnnrt tho latter nart them as directed, you will cave better
of last week from a business trip to than 90 per cent. If you don't, tho B.
Omaha. Thomas medicine costs you noth
ing, we not some uistant manuiac
Mrs. L. L. Bertha has roturned from turnr nav vmir mnntu- hnnk. Snltl hv
a visn oi severui wbbks in uusiuiu i p. Fink
cities.
Scene from "Tho House oi Bondage," showing at the
Keith Theatre Wcdneoday, July 21, and Thurs., July 22
Money to Loan
m
ON FARMS AND RANCHES
Lowest Ratcu and Best Terms.
Plenty oi Money on hand to Close
Loans Promptly.
Buchanan & Patterson
3- h-a ' rmgM-
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Fortunately
This Country Is Not At War
with any country equipped with
howitzer and air ships with which
to hurl shells and drop bombs on
our homes, towns and cities to their
utter destruction.
You Need Not Hesitate To Build And
Build At Once
Coates Lumber and Coal Co,
The Home of Good Coal.
Phone 7.
PEItSOXAL 1'AItAGllAPIIS
Present Hog Cholera
The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder has
a record of 95 per cent cures of Hog
Cholera. If you feed your hogs as
directed, you never fear hog disense.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Earhart will soon;And the directions aro very simple,
Just about what you are doing plus
a few cents worth of B. A. Thomas
Hog Powdor in tho feed twice a week.
Usually, though, Cholera gets in
before wo know it. Then it requires
close attention to each hog each hog
must be dosed and if you will dose
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IIYSICIAN & SURGEONS HOSPITAL
- Drs. Redfleld & Rcdfleld
Res. Phono G7C
DR. J. S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention Given to Gynecology
Obstetrics and Children's Diseases.
Offlco McDonald State Bank Building
Corner Sixth and Dewey Streets.
Phones, Ofllco 133, Residence 283
Geo. B. Dent,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special Attention given to Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Office: Building, mid Loan Building
Phones
I Office 130
f Residence 115
T. J. Mangle and Miss Ida Mangle t TJT'HVTTCT.'n
loft Saturday for a visit with frlonds . ,
in Kearnev. I A'JlJuMUlAA V BLUtUISUP
Mrs. O. J. Koeley and children have t Successor to
returned from a visit with friends In,
..exlngton.
i
TVTra A 11 nil Mn tY whn lin rl llOOtl
visiting relatives in town, returned to;0nice Phono G42
wallaco Friday.
i
Mrs. John Mang entertained the As
sembly club Friday afternoon In a very
pleasant manner.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Crosby will soon
leavo for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E.
D. Warner in Chadron.
Miss Elizabeth Wolr has returned
from Cheyenno whoro she visited
frlonds for two weeks.
Mrs. L. A. Roso, of Grand Island,
has returned home nfer a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross.
C. A. Ijaughlln has succeeded A. E.
Becker a3 telegraph operator iu. tho
olllce at the round house. '
Mrs. C. M. Reynolds entertained the
Saturday Bridge Club Snturday after
noon, togother with several guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blood havo ro
turned to Cheyenne nftor having visi
ted ffiends in town for several days.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and Miss Fosta
Grimes, who had been visiting friends
in town returned to Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. N. E. Eckman and grandson, of
Grand Island, arrived Friday evening
to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Snyder at
Blgnoll.
Mrs. J. E. Sebastian and children
loft Saturday lor Chappoll whore they
will visit Mrs. Sebastian's mother for
several weeks.
Mrs. .Ipsoph Jessup, who had been
visiting friends In Grand Island - for
several weeks, roturnod home Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. John Baker was called hero
from Molroso tho latter part of last
week by tho illness of hor daughter,
Miss Josslo BakL.
Mr. -and Mra. Tiios, Jenkins, who had
bfon making . li.elr home with tholr
daughtor Mm. J. II. VnnCloave, loft
last wook for Seattlo to ipend the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Loo Kolth, of Ilold-
rogo, nro oxpocted here in a .few dnje
to mnko tholr home. Mr. Kolth will
succeed R. G. S:nlt!i at the local tol
ephouo office.
Miss Fern Hamilton, of Columbui,
lormerly of thin city, visited Mlse
Hilda Ander3cn and Sarah Kelly tho
latter part of lust week while enroute
to tho SanFrnntL-co exposition.
Office, phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Bank Building.
H. H. LAJtDGltAF
Painter, 1'nperhanger mid
Decorntor
Phono Black 570.
ItKSl.XTS friJIJ.
Thero can be no doubt about (lie Re
Suits In .orlh Platte.
Results toll tho tale.
All doubt Is removed.
Tho testimony of a North Platte
citizen
Can enst.y bo Investigated.
What bettor proof can lie had.
Goorgo V. Welnborgor, 109 Wost !)th
streot. Noru Platte, Neb., says:
"Some years ago I becaino afflicted
with kldnoy troublo and suffered from
agonizing pains through my back.
I gradually grow wqrso, became stiff
and on account of losing my rest at
night, was all run-down. My kldnoys
am not uo their work properly
Learning of Doan's Kldnoy Pills, I
procured them from McDonoli &
Graves' Drug Store, (now Schiller &
Co's.) Aftor I had taken six boxes I
was cured.
Prlco (JOe at all dealers. Don't slmnly
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Weln
borgor had. Foster-Mllburu Co.,
Prop., Buffalo, N. Y.
Hospital Phono Black G33.
Houso Phono Black G33.
IV. T. PWTCIIAItl),
Grnilu.it V oterinnrlan
Eight years a Government Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St.,
ono-half block southwest of the
Court Hou, .' .
DEKJlVJlJItKY & FORBES,
Licensed Euihahucrs
Undertaker mid Funeral Directors
Day Phone iu4.
Night Phone mack 588.
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Welcome a
Good Cigar
And a good cigar means ono mado
at the Schmalzrled factory. Our rep
utatlon as a maker o fgood cigars in
North Platte extends back thirty years.
If wo did not make good cigars wo
would havo been forced to closo the
factory year8 ago. If you havo not
been smoking Schmalzried's Cigars It
is not too late to beglu.
J. F. Schmalzried
FIRELESS COOKING
RIGHT IN THE OVEN
SUPPOSE your fireless cooker
were just part of your cook
stove. How much more
you would use it! How many
steps you'd be saved!
The oven of the NEW PERFECTION-
OIL COOKSTOVE
becomes a fireless cooker 7?ierely by
pull'mg a damper.
The NEW PERFECTION lights
at the touch of a match, and is
regulated,. by merely raising or
lowering the wick. Sold in 1, 2,
3, and 4 burner sizes.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(NEBRASKA)
OMAHA
NURSE BROWN
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
1008 West Fourth St.
MJtS. 31. HALL,
Superintendent.
Graduate Nurses in Attendance
JOHN S. TWINEM,
Physician and Surgeon.
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I).,
Physician nnd Surgeon
Ofilce B. & L. Uutldlng, Second Floor.
Phone, Oillce, 8!!; Residence 38.
NOTICI3
To overy norson In uctual possession
or occupancy of tho land hereinafter
described and to Edpar A. Stebulns, in
whose name said lands appoar of record
in tno county clerics omco or .Lincoln
uounty, iSehrusKii;
vou oni encn or you wjii taico nouco
that on November 7th, 1D10, L. K.
Koach. purchased at public salo. certifi
cate No. 4G37, at tho County Treasur
er's olllce of said County, tho following
described lands Hltunte In Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, to-wlt; Kast Half of tho
West Half fI3A of WWO of Section
Twenty (1!0). Township Nine (9), North
or itnuiro -rnirty-ono taij, wowi or tne
Oth V. M. for tho delinquent t.'xes for
tho yoar 1909 assessed in the n.uno of
Kdsar A. Stebblns; nnd th.it on May 13,
1911 snld L. K, Roach paid the subse
quent taxes assessed nprninst said lands
for tho yoar 1910, assessed In tho name
of KdKar A. Stobblns:, that on May 10.
1912, said E. Itoach paid the subso
qent taxes assessed against eatd lands
for the year 1911, assessed In tho name
of Edprar A. Stebblns; and that on Aug
Bust 5, 1913 said L. E. Roach paid the
Hiibscquot taxes ngatnst said lands for
tho year 1912. assessed In the nnnio of
E, A. Stebblns; that on August 7, 1914
said L. E. Itoach paid the-subsequent
taxes assessed against said lands for
tho year 1913. assessed In tho name of
E. A. Stebblns; that on May 1, 1915 nay
C. I.rtngford. assignee paid the subse
quent taxes assessed against said lands
for the year 1914, assessed In the name
of K. A. Stebblns.
That tho undersigned Ray C. Lang
ford Is the owner of Bald certificate by
assignment and that nfter the expira
tion of three months from the date of
sorvlce of this notice. If said lands aro
not redeemed from said tax sale, said
undersigned Ray C. Langford will ap
ply to tho County Treasurer of Lin
coln County. Nebraska for deed to said
lands.
Dated Juno 21, 1915.
RAY C LANOFORD.
By E. H. EVANS,
J29-3w Ills Attorney.
Bought and highest market
prices paid
PHONES
Residence Red 036 Ofilce 459
C. H. WALTERS.
PJtOUATK NOTICE ,
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
Doohko, Deceased.
In tho County Court of Lincoln Coun
ty, Nobraslta, Juno IS, 1915.
Notice is hereby given, that the cred
itors of said deceased will meet tho ex
ecutrix of said Estate, before the Coun
ty Judge of Lincoln County, Nebraska,
at the County Court Room, in said
County, on the 20th day of July, 1915,
and on the 20th day of January, 191C,
at 9 o'clock a. m. each day for the pur
pose of presenting their claims for
examination, adjustment and allow
ance. Six months aro allowed for
July 20, 1915, and one year for tho Ex
July 20, 1915, and ono year fo rtho Ex
ecutrix to settlQ said ostato from tho
18th day Of Juno, 1915.
This notice will be published in the
North Platte Tribune, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed in said county, for
four weeks successively, proceeding
July 20th, 1915.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
i22-4w County Judge.
Order of HenriiiK on Petition for Ap
pointment' of AiliuluUtrntor or
AdinlnlHtriitrlv.
The State of Nebrnska, Lincoln Coun
ty, ss.
In tho County Court.
In the Matter of tho Estate of AVU
llam Slebold. Deceased.
On reading nnd filing tho potltlon of
Julia M. Slebold praying that Adminis
tration of said estate may be granted
to her as administratrix.
Ordered. That July 22, A. D. 1915, at
2 o'clock P. M. Is assigned for hearing
said petition whon all persons Inter
ested In said matter may appear at a
County Court to bo held in and for said
County .and show, cause why the prayer
of petitioner sK6uld not bo granted;
nnd that notice of the pendency of said
petition and the hearing thereof be
given to all persons Interested in said
matter by publishing a copy of this
order In the tforth PlalU Tribune n
senll-weekly nowspaper printed In said
County for 3 successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing.
Dated Juno 26th 1915.
,00 , GEO. E. FRENCH.
J29-SW County Judge.
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