The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, August 13, 1915, Image 4
LOCAL AND PERSONAL Attorney Rolfe Halllgan transacted legal business In Ogalalla this week. Mrs. Charles Ell left this week for Sidney to visit friends for several days. A. E. Dowell loft a few days ago for Columbus whore he will spend several days. Mrs. Orra DeFord has returned from Denver where she spent a week visiting friends, "W. D. Waldo is having a now mod em, 'two story home built on east Fourth street. ' Mrs. Lillian aieason has resumed work at the post office after enjoying a three weeks vacation. Paul Roddy has accepted a position In the Rodden cigar store and began work Tuesday morning. Messrs. J. C. Wilson, II. A. Wilson and George Walker have gone to Cal ifornia to spend several weeks. Mrs. Turner who submitted to an operation at the North Platte general liospital this week is doing nicely. Mrs. Ivadelle Williams left Wednes day evening for Omaha where it is her intention to locate in the future. County Surveyor Cochran, City En gineer McNamara and Will Ritner went to Ogalalla on business this week. Harry Tagader roturncd tho first of this week from Ogdon where he pent a couple of weeks visiting friends. Mrs. Albert Weldman, of Denver, camo down tho first of tho week to spend a fortnight with her son Ira Weldman and wife. Mrs. A. W. McKeown and daughter Josephine returned a few days ago from a so-Journ in Denver and other Colorado points. Mrs, Charles Rogue acompanied by her son Ted and daughter Emma loft tho first of tills week for California to spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Delaney of Northport, returned homo Tuesday af ter spending a week visiting friends and attending Chautauqua. Charles Strauss, book-keeper In the McDonald State bank will return to day from Lexington where ho spent his vacation with his parents. Conrad Walker left Wednesday evening for Steam Boat Springs whore ho has been awarded the con tract for eight miles of sewer. Charles VanPatten and Grover Van Nordhelm of Hastings who were guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ogler this week, have returned home. Harry Daggett has taken a vacation of two weeks from his duties as Hwltphmnn on the tho Union Pacific and left for Stromsburg to visit rel atives. Mrs. Roy Miner and nieco Delia Wilson of Cheyenne, who were guests of tho former's sister Mrs. Hnrry Mur Irin for several days left Tuesday evening. Mrs. Miner wus formerly Miss Evelyn Post or tins city. Misses Katherlrio and Helen Norrl of Omaha, who were guests of. the aunt Mrs. Pafrclk Norrls for a week left for homo a few Jaya, ago. . . Attorney Albert Muldoon returned a few days ngo from western points and after looking after business matr tors here, left Wednesday for Idaho Springs, Colo. Miss Artn Kocken who has been employed ns Instructor in tho schools at Great Falls, Mont., canm homo a few days ago to spend the Bummer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Kocken. Miss Kocken has been re elected to teach there tho coming tojin. tio chicken house at tho McEvoy homo on west Sixth street was dam aged by flro Tuesday afternoon. One ot tho children had been burning rub bish and wero not able to control tho flro which got away from them, and burned tho building beforo they could stop Its course. Tho attendance at tho Panama expo sition in San Francisco has now ex cceded tho 10,000,000 mark according to tho record kept by tho exposition directors. Tho 9,000,000 mark was reached on July IJStli and the attend ance has Increased daily since. An average of iG',923 visit tho grounds dally. For Rent Furnished room. In qulse 310 West Eighth street. 59-2 Hugh Lane, of Hastings, arrived a few days ago to visit at tho Thorn burg home. Miss Lillian Uurgcson, of Omaha, arrived hero Wednesday morning to spend two wt'eks with lu Jlstor, Mrs. Lee Keith. Miss Myrtlo Kenworthy left Wed nesday afternoon for Hershey whore sho will bo tho guest of Miss Rernlqo Eshelman for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hunt and family returned home Wednesday morning nftor a two weoks' visit with tho former's sister in Omaha. Miss Alice Fitzpntrlck and slsltor Margaret will leave in a few days for Rawlins and Laratnlo to spend several weoks with relatives and friends. Miss Sadie Teets, or Omaha, a for mer North Platte young lady, who spent tho past week with Mr. und Mrs. W. D. Joder, returned home Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crosby, of Suth erland camo down the first of the weo kto visit their son, Attorney M. E. Crosby and wife, and attend the Chau tauqua. Miss Helen Wilson, of Raton, N. M., came Wednesday evening from Shen andoah, Iowa, to visit her aunt, Mrs. W, A. Skinner for two weeks, while enroute home. Judgo H. D. Rhea and Edward Lear y, of Lexington, were in town this week on matters pertaining to the confirmation of the sale of some Daw son county land. George Adams, of Omaha, son of J. W. Adams trainmaster in this city, arrived hero a few days ago and has taken a position ns foreman in the ware house of tho Union Pacific. MlsBes Mario Auerheimer and Linda Rlsser, of Wisner, who wero guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reflor this week whilo endoute to tho San Francisco exposition, left Wednesday afternoon. H. P. Jensen, of tho Harcourt & Jensen Clothing Co. left a few days ago for Maryville, Mo to visit his brother and later will spend a week cr moro with his sister in Kansas City. Avery Smith who was arrested last week lor nssaultlng Keith Draper hud a hearing in the county court a few days ngo and was paroled to his step father , Conrad Anderson for thirty d:ys Complaints were filed Wednesday by Inspector Iloagland against Wesley Wilcox and J. B. Elliott for maintain ing open vaults and against Thomas B. Carr for dumping garbage on his premises. A marriago license was granted Wednesday ,to David L. Andro of this city and Miss Annio Garfield ot Max well. Tho cermony took place at the homq of Mr. and, Mrs. Arnold in tho 'Fourth ward. i r ' After August 24th all persons who havo been notified by Inspector Hnag land In regard to tho cleaning up of their property and premises and not compiled with tho order to make them Banltary will bo prosecuted to tho full &tent3f tho lawfo ,? 1 V f A tint ? A ntviiof ' 1 KMi Hn'.nlmlr nnrn which havo been attached to train No. 19 will bo transferred to tho Becond section of train No. 19. Train No". 10 Will bo shortened by dlsponclng Avlth several cars now .In use. Baptist Sunday school services will bo held nt tho church Sunday morn Ing at 9:45. Preaching services will bo held In tho evening under tho supervision of Rev. Griffith of Max well. Tho North Sldo Mission will be held in tho afternoon at 3 p. m. ' James McGinley, now of Council Idaho, formerly of this city and for a number of years county treasurer at Ogalalla. waa in town 'this week. He is enrouto homo from Lincoln where ho was called by tho death of his siBter who wns killed last week in an auto- niobllo accident. Attorney Morton L. Corey, of Clay Center, transacted business hero this week and visited with Attorney M. E. Crosby, who was his classmate at the state university several yenrs ago. Mr, Corey has been mentioned as a possi ble candidate for deputy attorney general. EVENTS IN SOCIETY Miss Edith Patterson will entertain tho Pan Hellenic club this afternoon. Miss Esther Hummell will entertain a number f young ladles nt a miscel laneous shower Monday evening for Miss Vivian Knox, who Is to marry Harley Bonham Wednesday, August 18th. The Tllllkum girls held a very cn- oyable poverty party at the home of Miss Alma Morrill Tuesday evening. The young Indies came in costume and were entertained with a number of unique games, after which they were served with lco cream, coffee and as sorted cakes. The J. F. F. club was royally enter tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. W. B. Brown nt her homo on cast Sixth treet. Card games were played and prizes awarded for highest scores to Mrs. James Dorram and Mrs. Theo dore Lowe, Jr., Guest prizes were giv en to Mrs. A. W. Shilling and Mrs. Charles Edwards. A nicely prepared lunch wob served after tho games. Guests of the dn ywere Mcsdames Shil ling, Edwards, Trexlcr. Moody Sny der, Stegall and Brown. The next meeting will bo held in two weeks nt the home of Mrs. Harry Gutherless. " vmi SA1YK One set ton Fairbanks Wagon Scutes. Jos llersliey. Opposite l'ost- ofllee. Phone 15. - ...5.tf ECONOMY! SlVtPMCITYlf tar ?& End Waste And Worry. Everybody knows tho old fash ioned kitchen conl Btovo is neithor economical nor simplo nor efficient. It is wasteful becnuso it burns coal when not needed. It ia com plicated bocauso you havo to fuss with ashes and clinkers nnd ' new fires. It is inefficient becnuso ifc takes up too much time. A gns range is cheapest, easiest, best. Buy ono. Miss Daisy Murray, of Sutherland. who spent this week with her aunt, Mrs. Mel Murray, returned homo yes terday. ' Miss Vlvlim ICnnx will bo tho nuest nf linnnr nt a nrn-nuntlal mvstcrv shower to be given by Miss Mabel Saw yer tins evening. Miss Anna McLane, of Cozad, came few days ago to spend a couple of weeks with her brother, Charles Mc Lane nnd family. Mrs. A. Jackson, of Cozad, left Wednesday afternoon after a week's stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLnne. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bremer returned Inst evening from Omaha whero the latter has been taking medical treat ments for several months Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Huffman and nnn. of Omaha, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Huffman this week, returned homo weunesuay aiternoon. PhrlsHnn science service Sunday 11 a. m. Subject, "Soul", Sunday school 19 m Wnilnosilnv evenlnc meetlnc every week at 8 o'clock. Building and Loan building room 2o. Earl Stamp left last night for Coun cil Bluffs to meet Mrs. Stamp, who was called there recently by the ill ness of her mother, and accompany her home. Xra Atnrv .TnnM lins tnken a three weeks vacation from her duties as lllirnrlnn nnil Miss Mabel Duke will have charge of the library during her absence. Carl Brodbeck has let the contract for n now modern six room bungalow on wea't Fourth street .to Contractor Winslow, and work will 'begin Monday morning. We have our new optical room com pleted with new and up to date instru ments for testing th eyes in the even ing ns well ns in the day time. C. b. CLINTON, Registered Optometrist. Word was received hero this week of th death of Rev. D. Z. Foulk which occurred at York Springs, Pa. Rev. Foulk was formerly pastor of the Lutheran church of this city, leaving hero about fifteen years ago. Inter ment was made at Gettysburg Tuesday afternoon. Wisdom comeB by experience- sometimes, not always. Ho who goes year after year with defective glasss he who picks his "specs" trom on a counter or from the hnnd3 of some peddler or traveling fakir, will some lay find that he has been groping in tho dark. C. S. CLINTON, Regis tered Optometrist. Notice All people desiring concession rights on fair grounds aro requested to call on F. E. PiolBticker, president, or J E. Sebastian,, secretary. SPECIAL SALE Every Saturday, also the 15 1G, 17 and 18th days of each month, will be potato days at tho North Slue barn. Phono No. 29 for prices. I will savo you money. 57tf JULIUS MOGENSEN. COMMISSIONER IMtOCEKMNGS August 2, 1915 Board of county commissioners met pursuant to adjournment. Present Herminghauson, Springer, white and county clerk. Tho following claims were allowed on tho general fund: Anna Anderson, care of county poor $30. Esslo Wessberg, clerical work $12.50. C. F. Temple, Insurance premiums $10. Alloen Gantt, office oxponses, $10.85 Allcon Gantt, trnvollng oxponses $9.50. Alleen Gantt, salary tor July $133. 33. Mildred Olson, holding examinations disallowed for $77.25. North Platte Light & Power Co., C. R, MOREY, Mgr. NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporated) Phone 58 723 Locust Slteet A modern institution for the scientific treatment of medicn), urgical and confinement cases. Completely equipped X-Ray and diagnostic laboratories. Geo. B. Dent, M. D. V. Lucas, M. D. J.B. RedfielJ. M. D. JS. Sirams, M.D. Miss Elise Sieman, Supt. Sundry persons, fees In state cases, $9.76. John Wing, damages for horse, dis allowed for $15. J. B. Hemphill, printing, $2C. Bessie Salisbury, clerical work, $24 . "c'w. Yost, salary for July, $137.50. C W. Yost, office expenses, $19.45. Jos. M. Wilson, salary and cash items, $77.25. Hilda Anderson, clerk county court, $50.00. North Platto Drug Co., medicine for county poor, $4.40. It. Rasmussen, mdso county poor, $11. Roy Wilson, salary for July, $75. A. J. Salisbury, salary, $145.S0. W. S. Cover, mdse county poor. $4.05. Ed Gllman, services state vs. Soules et al, $10. M. K. Neville, rent county attorney's office 4-1 to 8-1. '15, $4S. M. K. Nevelle. rent poormastor's of fflce, $1G. J. M. Frlsto, special commissioner road 105, $5. O. C. Hupfer, meals county poor, $7.10. E. W. Todd & Co., protectograph, safi. Allowed on bridge fund: erland bridge, $104. Nebraska and Iowa Steel Tank Co.,j culverts, six claims, $500.99. Wm. Dymond, bridge work, $14. Allowed on road district funds: C. L. Ross, rond work district 31, $10. Carl Dixon, road work district 18, $4. W. H. Mason, road work district 8, 25.05. W. M. Dymond, balance duo on 1914 settlement, allowed on road district , $70.45. Adjourned until tomorrow. C. W. YOST, County Clerk. August 3, 1915. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present Herminghausen, Springer and county clerk. Claims of precinct assessors for 1915 allowed on general ffjnd, to- wit. Otto Mesmer, Lemon, $45. Geo. Fowler, Sellers, $45. B. A Wilson, North Platte No 2, $93. D. W. Kunkel, eKm, $15. H. B. Attebery, Sprindale, $24. J. P. Nystrora, Vromnn, $63. 4G. Greeley Bundy, North Platte No. 4, $111. M. L. Smith, Garfield, $54. Chas. Oman, Antelope. $81. F. M. Kuser, Cox, $39. T. L. O'Rourke, Cottonwood, $97. S. J Filbert, Medicine, $72. M. C. Leth, Miller, $40.50. . J. E. Hall, Somerset, $51.50. Bert Evarts, Jeffrey. $39.25. E. L. Garrison, Well, $48. Fred Loudon, North. Platte No. 1, $12G. S. G. Swanson, Wallace, $114. G. R. Phillips, HookerT $33.38. J. Highberger, $51. J. F. McGee, Brary, $114.70. ' W. W. Groves, Rosedale, $51. Terkel Jepsen, Fox Creek, $G0. F. J. Dlener, North Platte No. 3, $123. Wm. Lane, Whittier, 542. C. S. Kilmer, Table, $51.25. D. E. Martin, Bird wood, $42. John J. Glnapp, Gaslin, $51. F. D. Tatman, Myrtle, $45. Fred Griffiths, Dickens, $S5.50. B. M. Stackhouse, Osgood, $30. H. E. Anderson, Buchanan, $00.25. I. E. Ware, Nichols, $9G. LeRoy Morovlsh, Sunshine, $48. Jas. W. Martin, Sutherland, $120.68 C. A. Wwman, Hinman, $75. Jonathan Pease, Nowell, $57. O. H. Covell, Hall, $78.' August Graff, Walker, $48. H. W. Strickland, Peckham, $36.42 J. H. Fitch, Willow, $39. M. K. Neville, rent for county at torney's office, six -i.onths, $72. M. K. Neville, rent for county poor- master's office. $12. Nebraska Telephone Co., toll charges. $13.85. Nebraska Telephone Co.. pnone rent for Aucust. $18.25. Rlncker Book & Drug Co., meuicino for county noor. $2.50. W. H. Merrick, & Co., muse county noor. $32.75. John Geadke, care or jugert Aianm, $82.90. Isaac Selby, mdse county poor, $. F. D. Westenfeld, mdse county poor, two claims. $57. Llerk-Sandall Co., mdse for county poor, $3S.40. Bratt & Goouman, insurance pre mium, $37.50. John Herrod, muse county poor, $1.95. Wm. T. Green, repairs at court house, $5. R. S. Baker medicine county poor, $29.15. Tho Hub, mdse county poor, jfu.-iu. H . B. Sanderson, road work district 7, $22. Emma Pulvor, ,caro or county poor July 1 to November 1, 1914, allowed for $45.17 anil dlsalioweu ror $153.85. Emma Pulver, care of county poor, November 1 to December 31, 1914, allowed for $313.00 and disallowed for $105. UO. Whereupon the board adjourns until tomorrow. C. W. YOST, County Clerk. August 4, 1915. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present Herminghauson, Springer. White nnd comity clerk. Rush Morcuntile Co., mdso for county poor, $78.70. Board spent the balance of the day viewing roads and bridges, and stood udjourned until tomorrow. C. W. YOST, County Clerk. , August 5, 1915. Board met same as yestorday. Pres ent full board and county clerk. Paul G. Meyers, additions to city mnp, allowed on general fund, $G. James Stephens, road work district 51, $8. Eugeno K. Souder, road work dis trict 51. $22. Roy DoLato, road work district 51, $4. J. F. Stephens, road work district 51, $14. Tho county treasurer is hereby auth orized to transfor $150 from rond dis trict 2G to road district 29, said nmount being its share of original district 26. Board sp6nt balance of day at Ft. McPherson on rond matters and stood adjourned until August 10, 1915. 4 C. W. YOST, County Clerk. HERE FOR SERVICE. The Platte Valley State Bank ser ves best Its stockholders by giving its best service to its customers. If you are a customer of this bank, you will understand that it is our constant desire to have you use every facility here provided for your con venience as often as you can. If you do not bank here, be assured "our latch string is always out" and you have only to express your require ments to place our SERVICE at your disposal. Platte Valley State Bank "ALL GRMN CHECKS CASHED" North Platte, Nebraska. IPP M fa tfWWSimnii lilt A 247 A Bunch Of Our Peerless Shingles would last a good many years in a family with only one kid, and quite a number of years in one having a bunch of kids. The Shed Water Like A Duck It always pays to buy the best, because you get the best results. Coates Lumber and Coal Co. The Home of Good Coal. Phone 7, muz. DC inn OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH The First National Bank -ol- JXORTII PLATTE, JXEBRA. S Ji'A . Member Federal Reserve Bank System. CA.PITA.L, AISTO SUKJL,US: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE IIAVE KEEN THE FACTOKS IN THE GROWTH OF TniS BANK, AND THE SA3TE CABEFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LABGE BALANCES. TMTPT?PIT PATH fllM TTMF TVPPnSITG T ii ii ii 'ii if n i"l Ji I! II II 1UH Farmers, Attentio The greatest grain crop you ever raised is assured barring I T . , There have been hail storms all around us. You cannot bar the HAIL, but you can bar the consequences by letting us write you a policy against loss by HAIL. Delays are dangerous. BUCHANAN & PATTER SON.