LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Jerome Campbell went to Dickens
yesterday to spend a weok or longer.
Miss Minnie IJedell, of Gothenburg,
-vlsltdd relatives In this city last week.
Mrs. U. C. Morris has returned
from avlslt with relatives in Gothen
burg. Mrs. P. 11. Lonergan and Mrs. "W.
J. Landgraf attended the May wood
fair ast week.
Dr. Charles Adams will go to Kear
ney tomorrow tq attond tho state Dsn
tal meetings.
Mrs. M. K. Neville left last. week
for Omaha to visit relatives for a
couplo of wooks.
Jack Grover loft Saturday mornisg
for Grand Island to spand a few
days with rolatlvos.
Mrs. II. A. Lawhead will entertain
tho G. I. A. socioty at her home to
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Thornburg will leave
today for Chappoll to spend a week
or more with hor mother.
Mrs. Rose Garrison has boon assist
ing in tho Dr. Twlnem office in the ab
sence of Miss Clara Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, who
were visiting in Omaha and Willow Is
land, have returned home.
Miss Effio Chriat returned Friday
evening from Omaha. Enroute home
she visited her sister at Loxington.
Mrs. Mary Moonoy returned Friday
evening from Loxington where she
visited relatives for several days.
Mrs. JeHso Van Dyke and daughter
went to Gothenburg Saturday morn
ing to visit relatives for several days.
Mr .and Mrs. Cy Payton, of St.
Joo, who wore guosts of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Jesse Van Dyke have returned
hpme.
Mrs. John Vosolpka and children
have returned from Kearney where
they spent several days with the Trot
family.
J. B. Hemphill went to Omaha Sat
unlay evening to visit his wife who
Is taking treatment In a hospital
there.
Will Dorram and Charles Colo
went to Cozad Saturday morning to
visit relatives and spend a few days
In hunting.
Miss Fern Coatos has returned from
a pledasunt visit with tho Buzza fami
ly in Council Bluffs and girl friends
in Lincoln.
Mrs. W. A. Buchflnck and son, who
yavo been vUMtlng hor parents In
Grand Islasd for two weeks, will re
turn this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ilitenour left
Saturday morning for Omaha wliero
tho former will submit to an opera
tion for appendicitis.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlo3 Gould of
Portland, who have been visiting tho
latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Koontz
wild leave this week.
Remember, wo are including a crepe
do chino waist with each suit pur
chased at our store.
' E. T. TRAMP & SONS. ,
Mrs. Gcorgo McKay haa returned
from St. Catherines, Canada, where
sho was called by tho death of her
mother several weeks ago.
Miss Florcnco Stoffrlggeir, of Goth
enburg, camo Saturday morning to
visit her brother Edward Stroffriggen
of tho Clinton Jewelry storo.
Mrs. Miller of Chappell,, came
dpwn tho first of the week to visit
her daughters Mrs. Charles Thorn
burg and Miss Maudo Miller.
Q. E. Stallcop, of Des Moines,
grand master of ceremonies of the
Yeoman lodge, was tho guest of Mr.
and Airs. W. J. Tiloy la3t week.
Ml3s Arvllla Whittaker left Satur
day evening for Omaha to meet her
mother Mrs. Fl. II. Whittaker of
Vermillion, S. D., who will spend the
winter here.
POIt KENT
Houses nice unfurnished rooms,
afe deposit boxes and storage space.
HKATT & UOOH.MAX.
WOHK STARTS ON NEW
BUSINESS BLOCK
Guy Drake spent Suridny with rela
tives in Wood River.
John Ilolcombe went to Oshkosh
yesterday to attend the races.
Tho Copper club will meet with
Harold Langford tomorrow evening.
W
for
Work started yesterday on the new
business block which Joseph Morsch
and' Will Klenk will .erect on the
north half of the former Joseph Hcr-
shoy lot on the corner of Fifth und
Locust streets. This building will be
GCxSO feet, making three 22x80 store
rooms. It will be but one story, but
the walls will be built witu a view or
n nnntnl tatrtt 1 if It an 1 nm fl n f I f it 11 fl-
r 3. Tiloy left yesterday morning , , tf Tho front will
Omaha to spend a week or longer, ,)0 ed bJr,ck 'wUh modoni wn.
Hurry Block went to Omaha Sunday dows, and there will be a basement
to transact business tor a couple of undor the building
days. Clyde McMiclmol has tho contract
,, ,, , . , for erecting the buildlnK Hnd will push
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson spnt the ",...,, ,ifi. ,.n .,,,..11,10
ItlllU. ,, , ,,,,.1 .), 1 II, .,- 1,
111 in uitucisiuuu iiiiii. tftii i ul mr
building has already been leased, with
Island, spoilt tho week end hero with prospective tenants for tho remainder
relatives. It is probable that the south half
Mrs. Frank Darnell and daughter ?ntl'"w?Jl?f.",1! Xt
went to Hartley Sunday morning to S3,.?LtI'lnBoen,,.LyoJi.n"d ?.no"ir
visit friends.. . L".""."s
Mrs. George Rodgerg left Sunday cust street, evidence that within an-
morning for Omaha to spend a week other year that street will become a
or longer. bus'intKB thoroughfare second only
v tw v.nrUnft ,.r r.i. i m, J to Dewey street.
iniHuf nf Mr nnil Mru R.Hvnnl Pr.r. v-huiimj .oiiu num.- i S.ui.iK
hurt this week
Apples
A big crop of good winter apples at
the Glenburnlo Fruit Farm. Theso
are choice varieties and nr) selling
cheap. Special prices on wagon
loads. .
7Ctf DAVIDHUNTKR, Sutherland .
Mrs. Jack McOraw and sister, Mls3
Maude Rcis, went to Omaha Friday ev
ening to spend the weok end.
Mrs. Gcyer, of Gothenburg, came
yesterdny morning to visit Mrs. A.
E. Mooney for a few days.
Mrs. Fred Thompson nnd son Walter
went to Chappoll Sunday morning to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Thompson
for a few days.
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE
A nice oily resilience lo exchange
for farm. What lunc you I
BItATT St GOODMAN.
For Sale Cheap
Filing boxes and. shelving, cabi
nets, etc., In numbors and Blzes to
suit purchasers.
One first class walnut top desk."
One Monarch Malleable Iron range.
One Feed Cutter.
At Horshey's Fifth street opposite
postocico, phone 15.
Henry Schott and son Percy; went
to Omaha SuSdny morning -to Bpend a
few days.'
Mrs. Sohrlver returned Sunday
morning from Oiniiha, wliero she vis
ited friends for a week.
Attorney W. T. Wilcox loft Sunday
evening for Sidney where he will
transact business this week.
Dr. C. F. Clark, of Omaha, nrrived
Sunday morning to visit his daughter
Mrs. Chas. McXamara for a week or
more.
at a very satisfactory gait.
Mm. V. 1, Utntmrila will le-ivn Mils I Itllil.. Srlwml Cnnli'd
week for Odessa to visit rolatlvos for A contest In bible school wofk that
a week or longer. promises to be one most earnest!)
Tin, .TnllV Yn.inir Mntrnn nl.,1, will '?u8h.t 0Ut. ,s B,nS 011 "0W between
i, i. ,, r P. n,. ni, Jtho Christian bible scliool at Hast
..,; n7r.:;.. ""3"a "Hings and tlui local ChrltHan bblc
school. Though Hastisgs had sonu
E. S. Davis left Sunday morning what of an advantage in the start th
for Omaha to attend the I. O. O. F. local school is showing them a mighty
convention tins weok. good race. One stormy Sunday in
Mrs. James McEvoy and son wont North Platte gave Hastings a lead of
to Omaha Sunday morning where the ,vor "veM ,1"I1,'rc( 'polnt?' but sInc,
latter will tako medical treatmont. "';" North Platte has made some good
gains on them by extra hard work
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McDermott left leading In Inst Sunday's acore by 193
saiuruay evening lor Aima, i'a to points nnd having nn actual attend
make nn extended visit with rela- ance 344, which is the largest attend
lives. ance Inthe history of the school. Many
Mr. nn.i Mrq i it Muk'nio win of tho classes have more than doubled
leave shortly for Portland and other nnfl xo clllS3 ot intermediates have
westers points to spend several f"r Un,CB "s an ns, when the co-
wecSi test started. Three adult classes arc
especally worthy of mention. La3t
The Tilllkum club will meet Thurs- Sunday's record the Loyal Wide Awake
day evening at 7:30 with Miss Virginia class of women attendance 61, Loyal
Dullard, assisted by Miss Hlldegardc Daughters, attendance 41, Loyal Men
Clinton. attendance 32. The elementary de-
Misd Focia Jossion. nf tbn Snllnr mil. partment of eleven clnsses is so in
llnnrv niirlnra lnff Rnnilnv fnr fJrti.wl crenscd that new cla3SCS must be
iHlnnd to Hnnnii thn wfok with tho formed in order to do the best work
hnmn fnlku At present the district court room is
being used in order to tnke care of
Miss R03a Green, who spent the past the overflow of tho school. A visit to
five months with hor sister Mrs. A. this bible school will certainly re-
dumiHuii, iuu oauiruay evening ior veal the effect of hard systematic
iiuue, .vioniann. Work. Next Sunday will be Cra-lle
Tho ladies' auxiliary of tho Bap- Ro11 lav ,when thts department of the
fist rlmrrii win nmot with Mrci An. school will be present in a body and
dcrson, 224 west First street Thursday ,ach baby wIU rocelv" a souvenir of
nfternoon at 3:1S.
XX
Mrs. Harry Holderman returned to Comniends Acllon of Hoard
ner noma in bt. joo baturiiay, alter . .Vnrth Pintto im Pivon npnniRsinn
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Van for the teachers in the schools of that
uyico ior two weeKs. dty to attond tlte statd teachers' as-
Chnrlps Jturtlni .Tr. Deri WTroxler soclation meeting at Omaha in Xove.ni-
and Georgo Palmer, who wore guests 1,or' t0 remain throughout tho entire
nt thettMartinI home Inst week lnft. convention. This is a point on which
yosterdny morning. - there is disagreement between 'boards
, .... , of education and superlnt,cndeijts
MISS Ella Corbett, Of WalaCC, WllO Tho nnllpv nhnnlil nnt nnlv hn tn nor.
liai.l.!'c.eilj1l0,ue8t of her cousin Miss mlt, but to require them to go on iull
eu Maninn ior a weeK, returned nomo pay. The teacher that attends the
yesterday morning. . county and state ga,thorlng3 every year
Mrs. Whltnev Dean, of New- York. Ma better eqipped for the teaching bus
came Saturday evenlne to brt 'the-cuost Mness. not alono because of added
of her nelco Mrs. H. L. Pennington knowledge gained, but because of . the
for a couplo of weekB. mental quickening that results from
.,,.. . , ,,. , such association. Kearney Hub.
iua. j viiuer nuuiiia win il-uvu
shortly for Now York City to spend the Big Church Attendance
winter with heT son who has a thcat- Tho attendance at the regular ser
rical engagement there. vices at tho Christian church Sunday
t n u...nl, fr, n, ii evening numbered five hundred nnd
Island Saturday afternoon to transact " '"'" o ZZLti V 0i i,i
i.flinoHa fnr n row ,inVH Mate Uio congregation. A splendid
sermos was delivered by Mr. Knowles
Mrs. Vina Pope, of Hillsborough, excellent music rendered by the choir
Iowa, camo Saturday evening to bo and orchstra, and tho services closed
tho gue3t of her nelce, Mrs. Frank with instructive biblical screen pic
L.augnun, tor a rormignt. tures
rra s,.,,nvor nf Vownrk m Tho Christian church is certainly
J., camo Saturday evening to visit composed of a wonderfully active body
li HaI. am 111 nn.l pATinlimlnn fnm . HIVU U1IU WUIIlfU
(IIU UUlllDllllKI tt A. VUIUIII()tUlt
lies for a couplo of weeks.
T Wnmia mill fnmliv, ""-"'"s " icauy aim IUUIUlUiy IS Ul UUll Blinpo
Mr. and Mrs. J,
Grand Island, who
their son A.
for two weeks, returned homo Satur-,
day afternoon, j
Edward T. Jennings, ot Grand
Island, and Mrs. Eva Felton ot Los
Angeles; wore, granted a marriage
license by County Judge French Sat
urday morning
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Weeks, of Grand
Henry Ford, maker of tlie Ford car, island, are in town, havlnc been call
n WnmlB nf nntl r0P"lcd to bo worth $203,000,000, cd hero by the illness of Mrs. Weeks
worn LMinfttn nfims8ca llirouB'1 on a special car ti- father E. J. Huntington who both phys
- r - I 1 1 n ntrnnln i unlit A tn I in Unrtltln
in ladles' outing night "n penults his removal to the sol
large, made long and I ultra homo nt Grand Islnnd. lie will
Extra values
pnwim ovtrn lnryo
full in everv wav. Satisfaction is ourM'0 tnlten ,llore'
watchword. Price offerings for prairie hay and
E. T. TRAMP & SONS. alfalfa is very low, and this together
, , . . with the poor condition of mucli of the
wuiinn, rnhM.on nf (hi. itv i Vt'TJ.. w. '"",u'?.u makes the outlook somewhat discour
Ml V , na sn H f ri nnVf 7r XfX'1?-." IV" Bns for the grower. The Present
married in Lexington on Oct. 9th by . KSedto Uoa dayoirT MB,Wta 13 around Pr
uouniy judge u. ji. aiouius ami navo "-
Notice For Bids. Loxtngon will soon nave a sew
returned to this city to make their
home in one of the Simnnts houses
in tho south part of town. Tho groom
is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Cohngon and has been in tho employ
of tho local telephone offlco for sev
eral years. Tho bride was a popular
young lady of Bralnord where sho
made her homo with her brothor.
Sealed bids will bo received, until ground floor picture theatre and opera
October 21st for tho salo of tho two houso which Is nearrlng completion
buildings known ns tho old church In that town. The new theatre will seat
and resldcnco on lots 7 and 8, block about six hundred and Is being erected
135. The committee reserves the right by Leinbeok nnd Woise, ot that city
to reject any or an uuis. aim win oo urnicr uieir management
C. r. WHELAN, For Farm Loans sco or write Gene
Chairman of Building committee. CroQk- room 3( Waltemath building,
North Platte.
WARMTH
JUL
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 & Power Co.
C. R. MOREY, Mgr.
41tf
to Tin: PUBLIC
Dear Friends and Pntionts:
Last month wo called your attention
to Blood Prossuro. By thlB Is meant
tho pressure oxerted by the blood on
tho walls of tho vessels In which It
Is flowing.
Normal Blood Pressuro ranges
from 123 to 133 M. M. average, ac
cording to ago.
Our Spoplallsts are equipped with
tno latest sciontinc Apparatus and in
strumonts nnd will niako not only
Blood Pressure, but also a complete
analysis of tho Blood, Freo of ChargQ
Wo bollevo that tho Blood Is tho
Life "As tho Blood, bo is tho Man.
Without pure 100 Oxygen-carrying
powor blood you cannot hopo to kcop
perfect health, much less regain lost
health.
Wo administer all blood treatments
Intra-Venously (dlroctly into tho life
stream), using only our own private
solutions as Introduced by our Doc
tor Lofflor.
Wo Invito you and your friends to
call for freo consultation and exam
(nation.
Yours truly,
THE QUAKER SPECIALISTS
Thursday, October 21st, 2 to G
m., at tho Tlmmcrman Hotel.
-Aim m - , .
HOGS ON THE A FRAME FARM NEAR 1IERSHEY 3IR .FRAME
HAS ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED HEAD OF HOGS XOW
(Cut furnished by North Platte Chamber of Commerce. free.)
NURSES REGISTRY
CITY HOSPITAL
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
GRADUATE
NURSES
PHONE 82
DOMESTIC
NURSES
We are in a position to furnish competent nurses tor physicians, on
short notice.
Call Phone 82 nnd state whether you want graduateor domestic nurse
and we will complete all the arrangements for you without charge.
Sanitary
CITY HOSPITAL )
607 LOCUST STREET
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
PHONE 82
Newly Furnished Fireproof
This institution is now open for the Reception and Treatment of Surg
ical, Medical and Obstetrical cases.
A Strictly modern Hospital for the convenience of the physicians of
North Platte and country tributary thereto.
ft
lis mmmm
A2I3I
There's No Place Like Home
Especially if it's your own home built alter
your own ideas and just to suit you.
Every Man Should Build Something
" During His Lifetime
You take more pride and satisfaction in
something ol your own creation.
BUILD SOMETHING
AND SEE US FOR
Lumber and Building Material
Coates Lumber and Coal Co.
The Home of Good Coal.
Phone 7.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
Phone 58 723 Locust Street
A modern institution 'for the
scientific treatmont of medical,
sjvgical und cor'finoinent cases.
Completely equipped X-Riiy
and diagnostic laboratories.
Geo. B. Cent, M. D. V. Lucas, H. D.
J.B. Rcdfisld,M.D. J. S. Simms, M.D.
Miss Elisc Sieman, Supt.
COMING BACK
To Maxwell, Nek,
United Doctors Specialists
Will Again Be At The
KNAPP HOTEL
Wednesday, October 20.
O.NE DAY OSLY
Hours 10 n. tn. (o S p. in.
Heniarluiblc Success of Thcso Talented
Physicians In the Treatment
of Chronic Diseases
Offer Their Services Free of Charge
Tho United Doctors, licensed by tho
State of Nebraska for, tho treatment
of deformities and all nervous and
chronic diseases of men, women and
children, offer to all who call on this
'trip, consultation, examination, ad
vico free, making no charge whatev
er, except the actual cost of treatment.
All that Is asked in return for these
valuable services is that every per
son treated will state the result ob
tained to their friends and thus prove
10 mo sick anu afflicted In every city
and locality, that at last treatments
have been discovered that are reason
ably sure and certain in their effect.
These doctors are amonc America's
leading stomach and neive sneciallsts
and are experts in the treatment of
chronic diseases and so great and won-
uertul nave been their results that in
many cases it is hard to find the divid
ing line between skill and miracle.
Diseases of the stomach, intestines.
livor, blood, skin, nerves, heart, spleen,
kidneys, or bladder, rheumatism, sci
atica, diabetes, bed-wetting, tapo
worm, leg ulcers, weak lungs and.thoso
ainicteu witu long-standing, deep
seated, chronic diseases that liavo baf
fled tho skill of the family physicians.
should not fall to call. Deafness of- '
ten has been cured in sixty days.
According to their system no mora
operations for appendicitis, gall stones,
tumors, .goiter, plies, etc., as theso
diseases are treated without oneration
or hypodermic injection.
They wero among the flrst in Amer
ica to earn tho name of "Bloodless
Surgeons," by doing away with the
knife, with blood and with all pain in
tho successful treatment of these dan
gerous diseases.
If you have kidnoy or bladder trou
bles bring a two ounce bottle of your
urine for chemical analysis and micro
scopic examination.
No matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what others may have
told you, no matter what experience
you may have had with otner pnysi
cians, it will bo to your advantage to
see them at once. Have it forever set
tled in your mind. If your caso Is incur
able they will give you such advice as
may relieve and stay the disease. Do
not put off this duty you owe your
self or friends or relatives who aro
cuffering because of your sickness, as
a visit at this time may help you.
Worn-out and run-down men or wom
en, no matter what your ailment, con
sult them. It costs you nothing.
Remember, this last free offer is for
this visit only.
Married ladies come with their lius
bands and' minors with their parents.
I tro. nap
Fl
oneyto Loan
FARMS AND RANCHES
Lowest Rotes and Best Terms.
Plenty of Jloney on hand to Close
Loans Promptly.
Buchanan & Patterson
Dry Bones Wanted.
$IO Per Ton
They Must be Dry in Order
to Get This Price.
North Platte Junk House
Lock's Old Bam.
DEItRYHEJtltY & FORBES,
Licensed Emlialincrs
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phono Black 588.
Order of Hearing on Filial SeUleinenL
Tho State of Nebraska, Lincoln County.
In tho County County Court:
In the Matter of the Estate of Dennis
J. O'Brien, Deceased.
To tho creditors, heirs, legatees and
others interested in tho estato of. Den
nis J. O'Brien: Tako notice, that Corda
V. O'Brien lias filed in tho County
Court, a report of hor doings as Ad
ministratrix of said estate, and it is
ordered that tho same stand 'for hear
ing the 12th dny of November A. D.
1915, before the Court at tho hour of
9 o'clock a. ni., at which time any per
son interested may appear and except
to an d contest tho samo. if
Notice of this proceeding and tho
hearing thereoMs ordered given to all
porsons Interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of (his order in the
North Platto Tribune,- Beml-weekly
nowspaper printed In said County, for
three consecutive wcako prior to said
date of hearing.
Dated October 1C, 1915.
GEO. B. FRENCH,
ol9-3w County Judge.