The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, October 05, 1915, Image 4
The Wirthmor Waist, $1, Worlh More. How Can Such Beautiful Waists Be Sold at Just One Dollar? This is a question frequently asked ni'l its answer .explains why the Waists sold here are so entirely dissimilar, and so deeidedly superior to what is ordinarily sold at the same or somewhat higher prices. We, in common with one good store in practically every city of consequence, have an ar rangement with the maker, which has materially lowered the cost of making and distributing these waists, and the large saving thus affected, has been used to give .added value to the product. New Models on Sale Tomorrow. Only $1.00. THE LEADER, Julius Piser. PIANO TURNER MILL VISIT NORTH I'LATTK Chas. C. Perry, who has been lo cated In Grand .Island for a number of years as a piano tuner, will visit North Platte regularly In the future, Ills first visit hare will ho tho week beginning October 18th. Orders for his services may be left at the Rlncker , store. 1 Tho subjoined letter is submitted! , Grand Iland, Sept. 14,1915. i To Whom It May Concern: Tliis letter will introduce to you Mr. Chas. C, Perrv. who Is com petent to give you tho beat of ser vice in piano tuning as well an work in general. Trust him (in my recoiii. mondBtion, as I know he litis the abil ity and will be honest In all the de partments of piano work. Very truly to the Public, W. F. LEONHAHDT, Tuner and Ilullder, Retired. Gibbon, N'ebr. LOCAfNAyi) VKKSOSA h. Miss Sylvia Wntts spent tho week ond with Cozad friends. j Tho Catholic Girls' club will meet, ...... .uiju .n.. ti .nt.i villi luiuutiun evening. Misses Marguerite and Angela Rod dy spent Saturday with friends In Grand Island. Wood Whl to went to Grand Island Sunday morning to spend a fow days on business. Charles Boguo returned to Omaha Sunday morning aftor a visit with tho homo folks. Mrs. C. C. Voncoll of Horshey, is spending a fortnight with hor mother Mrs. L. L. Gray. Harold Roddy and sistdr loft today for Horshoy to attend a purty given by Claire Rasmusscu. Ray Murray of Lincoln, came Satur day to visit his mother and transact businoss for a fow days. Just nrrlvcd it shipment of Chil dren's Coals uml Dresses. tub li:adi:r. Miss Odts VanCap, of Omaha, is vis iting Mr. nnd Mrs. Scth Sherwood this week while enrouto homo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson, who recently moved to Grand Island, enmc up Saturday evening to visit tho homo folks. MIsa Ucrtha Thoelocko of Melrose, camo Saturday to visit hor brothor 0. 11. Thoelecko and wlfo for a fow days . t Pat McGruw, of Sheridan," camo a few days ago to visit his mothor Mrs. Johanna McGraw for a week or longer. A a meeting of the stato library as sociation in Fremont lust week. Miss Annio Krnniph, of this city was elected' first vice-president. I Wp luivo a fow lots in (ho Cody Ad-' dllliuis. Tltc.v.t lots can bo nought on easy terms mid very reasonable". c. r. TinifLi:. i MlsseB Ksther Elder, Marjorio Lld dell and Vorna Dolph attended the Sunday School convention at Cozad Saturday. Mrs. Laura Shaffer who has been living on a homcstiul near Dickens for several months spent tho week end in town with local friends . Rev. Wm. Roberts, of Chicago, re turned homo tho latter part of last week after visiting his brother Dan Roberta ahd wife for a wooelc. The city council will inoet In scg elon this evening and it is probable that a start will be made on tho pre liminary work for streut paving. Tho annual Good Fellowship ban quet of tho Twentieth Contury Club will bo hold at tho homo of Mrs; T. C. Pattorson Tuesday evening of next "week. Sheriff Salisbury Is at present con ducting n. hog ranch as a side lino. He traded his Ford runabout tho other day for a bunch of forty pigs, and is now looking for a buyor. It will bo worth your while to wait for tho big dlsplny of Flsk hats, at Howo & Maloney's, date to bo an nounced In Friday's paper. MRS. EDWARD DURKE. Mrs. Geo. T. Fiold ontcrtnined at n luncheon Saturday complimentary to hor guest, Miss Lenoro Cuninilngs of Chicago. Covers wero laid for twolvo. Table decorations wore pink and white roses. Mrs. Wm. Huddart wont to Grand Island Sunday evoning for a short visit. Mrs. Theodore Lowe, Jr., will en tortnln tho J. F. F. club this nftor noon . Clarenco McCabo and Loren Hast ings spent Sunday In Koarnoy with friends. A baby boy was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnry Shnw of .the Fourth ward Saturday. Mr and Mrs. W. C. McDermott will leavo this week for Omaha to visit friends. Mrs. A a Snow Is enjoying a- visit irom Airs. A. Hudson who enmo from Omaha Sunday evening. Mrs. P. H . Lonergau and Mrs. W. J. Landgraf wont to Omaha Saturday to visit for a week or longer. Mrs. Milton Marcott went to 'Suth erland yesterday morning to spend n few days with relatives. Misses cienevlovn Wnnrfg nmi rin West, of Wallace, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs', John Ivhox nnd family. Miss Clara Kane , of the Twlnem office, is taking u two weeks' vacation which sho will spend In Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ilonner left Monday evening for Omaha to visit friends nnd attend the Ak-Sar-Ben. John Walz 6t. Myrtle, visited in town Inst wok nnd loft Sunday morning for Omnlm to spend a week or longer. Mrs. Lloyd Stuart, of Grand Island, ennio a few days ago to visit her pa, onts Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McDemioMr Mrs. P. J. O'Brien of Onmlm ro. .turned hoin Sunday evening after a visu noro witn Mrs. Magnolia Duke. Mrs. D. II. White and Mrs. Luni, of Sutherland who visited Wm. Eshel nian nnd family last week loft Sundn" afternoon. Miss Irono Hubbnrd and slstor Ruth spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy Hub bard, who Is attending tho Kearney normal school. i ' Mrs. Carson returned to Grand Island yesterday morning nftor spend ing two weeks with her parent's, Mr. and Mr.s. George M. Smith. 1 Mrs. H. U. Drake, of Broken Bow, who visited at tho Huddart homo last weok while enrouto h'omo from Cali fornia, loft Sunday evening. Patrick Maloney, of Rodlngton, vis- lied his brother Wm. Maloney, Sr., last weok. whilo enrouto homo from Omaha where no took a car of cattle. , Attorney Leslie Bnsklns expects to leave the lntter pnjt of this week for Omaha to moot't Mrs. Raskins, who has been visiting In cities of Pennsyl vania for several months. Mrs. Charles Cocklo and Mrs. R. Hanks and daughter of Sutherland, wno wore guests of Mr. nnd Mrs, Raloigh Cockle last weok went home yesterday morning,. E. T. CInrk, of Bnltmore, who has been tho guost of lbs former classmates M. K. Neville for sovoral weoks, will leavo Friday wllli a touring party from tho oast to attend tho Panama oxpositlon. Notice Per IHds. Sealed bids will bo received until October 21st for tup1 sale of tho two buildings known ns tho old church and residence on lots 7 -and S, block i!15. Tho commlttoo roservoa tho right 10 reject nny or all iiiuh. C. T. WIIELAM. Chairman of Building Committee. CITY HOSPITAL Sanitary 607 LOCUST STREET NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. PHONE 82 Newly Furnished FireprooJ This Institution is now open far the Reception nnd Treatment of Surrr icul, Medical and Obstetrical cuses. ' A Strictly modern Hoiipital for tho convenience of tho physicians of North Platte and country tributary thereto. Hairy Farm Five allies From Town For Sale. Section of Improved land, with good frame building. SO acres under cultiva tion, and nil fenced and cros.s-fenced. , This farm Is located northeast of. town nnd Is sand-hill land, but of good (lunllty. Considering tho excellent grazing there it would make an ex-; cellent dairy proposition. Price $151 per acre. Terms to suit purchaser. C. F. TEMPLE, Agnt. High School Cadets. j The high school cadets have orga nized for this year and are holding drill practices daily. Now uniforms wero ordered for the additional num- bor who Joined this season, from the Freshman class. There are now 100 cadets. The officers aro: Major, Geo. Thompson; captains, Sidney McFnr-j land and Will Calhoun: lieutenants,, A. Hood and J. Antonides; first ser-J gennts, Chas. Rincker and A. Han-1 sen; second sargeant and qunrtemias-j tor. Loren Hastings; second sargeant,. 0. Renoan; third sargeant. R. Lang-i for; chief musician, L. Sluder; cor. porals, Weingand, Bretzer, Bergman, I Murrin, Hammond, Ogier and Davis. IMks' imilnrd Tournament ! The billiard tournament nt the Elkr.'J club started last night and must bo completed on or before October 21th The two teams arc captained by Jo j Larson kand Ralph Allison, with thirty-, one players to each team. ! Tho tournament is certain to arouse I much interest around tho Elks' home, j Beet Harvest lloelns Next Week. ; The harvest of sugar beets In Lin-1 coin County will begin next w oleics nnd for several weeks tho growers will be' pretty busy people. The crop in the valley ns to yfsld Is "spotted,., some fields being exceptionally good, while others will yield a very light crop. : At tho convention of the Thorn Xi fraternity held at San Francisco Sep tember lGth, 17th and 18th, .Francis Flynn of this city a student of Stun. I ford university, and elected delegate to tho 101G convention which will con vene In New York City In February of next year. This organization has spread throughout the universities of the east and was only recently Intro I durcd at the university of California and at Standford, whero It Is claimed ' tho number now approaches threo hundred. j Tho funeral of tho late Aloff Swum son was held from tho Presbyterian church Frldny afternoon. Rev. C. B.I Ilnrman was In chargo of tho services and delivered an impressive sermon j ana uie rresuyicnan cnoir sang a number of hymns. Floral offerings wero very beautiful and included a number of set nieces. Pall bearers IVIlrn nf thn cffifP n iUn t.oi.l .iot. rt.ri 1 .. v. w fa. v..v uiuil 111 lllu ..(.111 IIIUOICI a department, fellow workmen of the -de ceased. Interment was in tho North Plntto cemetery where a large con course of friends attended the last rites. For Snlo I have 50 head of reclstorort Per- cheron horses, all ages, from colts to u years old. Can bo bought on tlmo witn goon security. Wm Edis, 2 miles south of town. 73tf CTJT AM) (WMT SEWS. Johnnie Amen hns returned from Bridgeport where ho visited for n week. Wanted A good man on farm, stoudy Job. Thomas E. Doollttlo, phono 782F022. ' "Too Many Cooks" which was billed at the Keith for Oct. 8th, has cancelled tho engagements For Sale Round Oak hard coal stove In good condition. 322 west Second street. Phone Black 531. tf Miss Erma McMichael returned yes terday morning from a short visit with relatives in Wolllleat. Attorney Goorirn fJlllha whn lina been visiting relatives In Kansas City, is expected to return tomorrow. Mrs. W. C. TayW returned to Chirks yesterday after visiting for two weeks with Ms. Amos Foster. Mrs. James Kennedy returned Sat urday from Willow Island where she spent ten days with the home- folks. Mrs. 0. H. Cressler is enjoving a vitlt from her sister Miss Loulso Wills of Denver, who came a few days ngo. For Rent Furnished house. A. A. Sch&tz. Lew Payton, of Paxton, was in town this week nnd whilo here purchased a new Dodge car nt the Hondy-Ogier garage. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Adnmy and baby of Stapleton, formerly of this city, spent the latter part of last week In this city. Elmer Stalup, of Lincoln, who vis. Red at tho L. L.. Gray homo last week, left Saturday morning. Mrs. Geo. B Dent who left last week for Norfolk to attend the state con vention of Women's clubs, Is expected iiomo tomorrow. For Farm Loans see or write Geno Crook, room 3, Waltemath building, North Platte. " 4itf 0. Oglor, of Los Angeles, who had beon-vlsltlntr his hrntiior ni n.u.. and family, wont to Wallace Saturday to spenu a rew days. MrS. M. Vi. fiontt lino .n(ni.nn,l from Norfolk where she went as a uoiegato to tho women's clubs state convention last week. - For Rent 14 room rnnmlni. Iinncn opposite freight depot; partly furnish ed; modern except heat. Phone black 1(50 or call at 510 east Flth street. 70-3 E. T. Ashcraft of Adams, returned nomo yesterday afternoon nftnr snonii illg u month With his Errnn(l-flniirlifr.T- Mrs. Carl Rabel who lives north of LUVVil . Mrs. Theresa Halderman. now a nurse at St. Luke's hospital in Kear ney, loft yesterday morning aftor visit lug hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred i nompson. Mrs. P. M. Sorenson will rein tn morrow from an extended visit with nor daughter In Vermillion, S. D. Enrouto home sho will spend a' few days with Omaha friends. Mrs. Edward Salisbury, of Lena, 111., Who is Visitillir hero nnd Airs T.pnn Salisbury returned yesterday from i uxion wnero tney spent the week enu with iurs. Hoyt Hart. Just received another lnriro shin ment of ntew Fall Suits and Coats, tno real classy kind at prices that win appeal to an. Better drop jn and see them while the picking is goon. ijLruuivs. Mrs. Thomas Jeffers was tendered n surprise party Saturday afternoon by a number of her neighbors each of whom presented her with a fancy npron. A pleasant afternoon was spent and nicely prepared refresh ments served. n . l' .i. IHKNFT. & CO. Real Ustale nnd Insurance Come and sou us for town lots In different parts of the city. Good In vestments on easy terms. Houses foi sale and rent. We have also good 'jar gains in farms and ranches. Cor. Front and Dewey Sta.. upstairs 1 1'nrs! Furs I Largest display of furs ever shown saSSf SWKM i i in ,, , ,, It is false economy to buy any but mgn-grade, anti-skid tires. You can know true tire-saving only by using 2H ires "Chain irea CI I Come in, telephone, or write us for the price on this famous, long mileage, real anti-skid tire. You will be surprised to find how little you will have to pay for G & J "Chain Tread" Tires of the size you use. J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO. North Platte, Neb In North Platte new shown BLOCK'S. at Mrs. BonJ. Lyle, of Youngstown, Ohio, camo Inst evening to visit her slstor, Mrs. Frank Darnell, for a cou ple of weoks. J. C. Den. Ed. Robhausen nnd Aaron Coberly left Sunday nn a hunt ing trip twenty miles north of Pax ton. A. II, Frame, of Herslrey, spont yos torday In town. Ho came down to em ploy men for the hay field and suc ceeded In securing several. The Means ranch In Logan county comprising 1,200 nrres, has been sold Klin Trees For Sale Home grown Elm trees, lhnulro oflto Frank Drnk( for $22,000. Posses R. Owens, 221 cast Twelfth St. tf,8'011 wl1 Blvon next March. HEALTH HINTS If you feel dull, and do not know what to do, answer I hat long-postponed letter. The mental exertion caused by this occupation will benefit your spirit, lift 'the dullness and remind you to do several things you had entirely forgotten. A Letter Delivers Two Messages Ohe is contained in the written words, the oth- in the paper, one expresses the writer's thought, the oth er one the writer's taste. If you want your stationery in keeping with the refinement of your message, let us show yon our stock, we know what is correct in writing paper. We give double Stamps Sat. 111 J 1 1 II tone's Pharmacy s North Platte, Nebraska. It I I I 1 " ... u BURNING BUILDINGS set a man thinking about his fire in surance or the lack of it. Every time there is n big conflagration it means a rush for fire insurance policies. But why wjiit? Why not take out a policy at oncer Delays in matters of this kind are always dangerous1. I cui insure your house and contents in a most re liable company at small cost for tho protection afforded. MifLZn, VTtKT rtTTWn -m .itrr VFE, LOANS AND INSURAKCE KOOMS I and a, I.O.O.F. DUiLDING NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA ' aaiCTOiimniw.ire: WARM At this time of year is necessary ' for Health. One of these portable Gas Heaters is just what you need. We have them from $2.50 up -suitable for every purpose. North Platte Light & PowerCo. C. R. MOREY, Mgr. It's A Pretty Good Plan To Shingle Before the roof begins to leak; It's a pretty good plan to batten Before the wind begins to shriek; It's A Pretly Good Plan To Buiid Some Sheds To Keep things under cover The plows, cultivators, binders And one thingand another And You'll find it a pretty good plan TO LET US FIGURE YO'- Lumber and Building Mat pjdjl Bills Coates Lumber and CoarTo The Home of Good Coal. Pliorie T V.