J. II. Hegarty is transacting busi
ness in tho western part of the stato
C. O. Troy and family will go to
Litchfield In the near future whoro
Mr. Troy will bo in charge of a Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Harry Kelso and children re
turned yesterday afternoon from Grand
Island where they visited rolatlvoa
for n fortnight.
Mrs. M. E. Crosby and son returned
yesterday afternoon from Davc'npbrt,
where they wero tho guests of rela
tives for two weeks.
for a few days.
Miss Carrlo Peterson of tlio Rlnck
er Drug Co., of Keystone is spending
a few days here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brodbeck will
movo jhta ihlr new h6me on west
FourjhpUregt "tjilsvQok. .
Mrs. P.GlTniiui, who has been bod
fast for soll6 ilnfo as tho result of a
fall, was nolo to sit up this week.
Armstrong, Portland, Oregon."
CHiliN is a Busy .Man .Man
County Attorney Qlbbs will prose
cute tlftccn criminal cases In the No
vember term of tho district court.
This Is an unusually large number of
cases, and In getting them ready for
trial Mr. Glbbs Is a mlglity busy man.
Congratulation, Frank
Tho Tribune received n birth card
Wednesday bearing this Inscription:
"Name, Robert Charles Armstrong;
date, October lGth; weight, nino
pounds: parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. It.
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: Over Eight Hundred Choice Records
that we invite you to inspect.
The Standard Machines in Prices are
$25, $50, $75, $110 and
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Notice Arrangement for Caring for
Jtccords
Klect Officers
At a meeting of tho Methodist broth
erhood tho first of the weok at the
homo of Dr. and Mrs. Lucas, tho fol
lowing officers wero elected: Presi
dent, Dert Reynolds; vice president,
I. A. Selby; secretary, I. A. Gilbert;
treasurer, V. E. Starr.
Old EiiirinciT Killed
Martin Murphy, a. passenger engin
eer running between Denvor and Ster
ling, and one of, the oldest englnemen
in the employ of tho Union Pacific,
was killed In the Sterling yards Mon
day, Not! noticing nn approaching
switch engine, he walked directly In
front of it.
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentisl
i
, Office over the McDonald
State Bank.
CITY AIN'T) COUNTY NEWS.
(
Dr. J. A. Ames, of Potter, spent
several days here this week.
Men's Underwear at 48 cents per
garment at The Leader.
Emll Weil ImB accepted a posi
tion In the Samuelson clothing store.
P. C.Piolsticker spent a day this
week transacting business at Paxton.
Johnson Marcellar Is moving Ills
family to Curtis,. where they will re
side. Archie Lloyd has accepted a posi
tion in the grocery department of the
Hub. t I
Mrs." Tim o;Keefe went to Keystone1
Wednesday morning to 3pend a few
days. f
W. J. TUey "returned. Tue3day even
ing from Omaha where-he transacted
business.
The Stamp- Orchestra will hold a
social dance at-the Lloyd opera house
this evening.-,
Mrs. Wm. Diener will entertain the
members of the Et-A-Vlrp club Tues
day afternoont
Mrs.-James' Cralgr of Holly, Wyo.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wyman.
Percy Schott, who went to Omaha
the first of the week, has accepted
a position there.
Miss Clara Kane has resumed work
in tho'Twinem office after enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Albert Muldoon will entertain
the Mothor3' club Wednesday after
noon of next week,
i Butler Buchanan went to Grand
Island Wednesday morning to spend
a fow days on business.
Mrs. Sam Souder .left Tuesday for
Marvsvillo. Mo., where she will visit
relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, of Tryon,
spent tho forepart of the week as the
guest or Mrs. J. u. askwib.
at, nnv Mehlman has returned
frnm Ilacina. Ia.. where she spent
several weoks with relatives.
Just received a large variety of
Dress Trimmings at tho Leader.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs Wm. L. Metcalf Wednesday morn
ing. Mother and babe are doing nice
ly, Mrs. Anna Soyferth and son Charles
roturned Tuesday evening from a visit
with relatives in Omaha and Schuy-.
ler.
Miss Florence Agol left for Omaha
Wednesday morning after visiting
with Mlsa Ruby Manuel for soveral
days.
Wm. Dymond left last evening for
Blair, where he will work for the
Blair Tribune.
Mrs. Ray Snyder will entertain a
number of friends at a Hallowe'pn
Pa'-ty Tues'day evening.
Mrs. Arthur Allen and children
left Wednesday morning for Ashland
Where they will visit relatives for a
fortnight.
Mrs. T. C. Patterson will entertain
the D.omestic;; Science department of
the Twentieth Century Club Monday
afternoon. '
J. B. Hemphill returned Wednesday
from Omaha where he visited his wife
who is taking radium treatments from
Dr Qulgley.
Miss Marian Cross entertained a
number of friends Ftriday evening
with games and music. Nice refresh
ments were served,
Mrs. Thomas Baldock left Wednes
day for Omaha to spend a fow days
aud later will-go, to-Kentucky for an
an extended vi3it.
The'M. M. M. Club will be enter-
Attorney James Keefe will referee
tho foot ball gamo at Lincoln today
between Cotner University and Om
aha. He will also attend the game at
Lincoln tomorrow.
Overshoes for men, women and chll
dren, one buckle, two buckle and four
buckle 1 Alaska, at tlie very lowest
prices at The Leader.
Wo can show you the liest "Suit- or
Coat from $12.50 to $25.00 In western
Nebraska. Don't take our word for It
but come in and be convinced.
BLOCK'S.
E. J. Huntington, wlio has been
ill for somo time wa3 taken to Grand
Island Wednesday for treatment at
the Soldiers' home.. He was accom
by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Jos
Weeks.
Taken up by the undersigned Sun
day evening at his place south of city
limits two red cows branded T G on
left hip. Owner please call and pay
charges and take animals away.
P. H. PAYNE
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fenwick will
uuiiu uy iu.. u. xx. ""V'ujlr daughter Mrs. Hilliard RIdgely
ntrnnlnrr Clin will lin naatctpM llV MrR. - . ... " .
t t.'t i i .aim neiore returning win spend
r. j. uiieiu. fortnight with their daughter Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Estis, of Staple-, West at Basin, Wyo.
ton, are visiting this weok with their,
daughter Mildred and "Mr. and Mrs.'
Henry BJorklund. j
A. E. Huntington came down from
his ranch ne'ar Paxton Wednesday to
visit relatives and transact business
for a few days.
A new shipment of Dress Goods and
Silks just, arrived at" Tho Leader.
Ex-first Baseman Ganzell, of tho
Cincinnati Red Sox, came Wednesday
to visit friends and take advantago of
the hunting here.
Tho 'Davis Auto Co., sold cars this
week to Nelson & Sullivan of Brady,
P. R. Hartrauft of Crawford and
Havner & Son of Gordon.
Mary Smith, who conducted a board
house on Fourth and Locust, shipped
her goods to Cozad Monday and will
open a rooming house there.
Dr. Marie Ames returned Tuesday
evening from Chicago and other eas
tern points where sho spent a couple
of weeks with relatives.
Ladles', Misses and Chllren's un
derwear, union and separate gar
ments, the Dependon brand, at tho
lowest price at , THE LEADER.
Miss Margaret AIcGlnley, who has
been residing on her homestead near
Keystone, came dpwn Wednesday
morning to spend a fow days.
Miss Arvilla Whlttaker returned
from Omaha Wednesday morning with
her mother who came from Vermillion,
S. D., to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Staloy, of Wln
tijrset, Iowa, formerly of Dickens, are
visiting llbcal lit lends? "and former
neighbors In tho Dickens vicinity this
week.
I have a splendid assortment of
dress hats all trimmed in the latest
novelties. Also a flno lino of trimmed
hat 8 for $4.00 and $5.00. Miss Whit
taker, at tho Wilcox Dept. Store. 79-2
Clarence Trent who was placed In
tho county jail, was released Wednes
Furnished rooms for housekeeping
414 west Third. 78tf
No. 11 and II to Come Off
West bound Donver train No. 11
and east, bound No. 14 will bo pulled
off Sunday, October 31st, when a now
time-card will go Into effect. Ono of
the Denver trnins on the Kansas Pa
cific will also be discontinued, as will
also the Denver-Green River train.
Homes (Jnnvn Apples.
The applo crop In Lincoln county
his year has been unusually large,
and the apples, though of good quality
are almost a drug on the market.
Growers are not prepared to store and
hold them, hence they are forced on
the market at a low prlco. The mar
ket is further glutted by parties in the
eust part of the stato bringing car
loads of apples here and retailing
them. n
....Much Stock will bo Fed
It is generally conceded that there
will not bo much marketable corn In
Lincoln county and that tho farmers
will need feed it. With this purposo
in view thero is an Increased demand
for feeders. In talking with a south
side farmer ho named a half dozen
farmers who would feed small bunches
of cattle fifteen to twemy-flvo head.
What Is true of the south side Is
probably true all over the county.
Z3CZ1C
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Bank
or
NO R Til 1' TA TTJSj lilt A $ It A .
Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CArTTAL, AXl) SUKFLUSi
One Hundred and Fiity Thousand Dollars.
H STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE
HAVE BE FN THE FACTORS IN THE GROWTH OF VTHIS
BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GITEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GITEN TO LARGE BALANCES.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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Florence Boozo Dies
Miss Florenco Booze, formerly of
this city, died at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Prank Uoontz, ten miles
north of town Tuesday. Death was
due to pneumonia which sho con
tractcd two months ago while in Des
Moines, Iowa. She returned to this
city a month ago and had been re
celvlng medical attention since that
time. Tho funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at Tryon where a
number of relatives reside.
Wo will open a separate candy de
partment in our store Saturday plac
ing It In charge of a young lady who
will givo it her entire, attention. We
shall endeavor to make this one of
the 'xiost pepumr departments in our
store and while we shall carry all
grades from 10 cents a pound nnd up
wo will also handle such a line of
high grade goods that every purchaso
will mean a steady customer for this
store. See ourj special display for
Saturday.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
Leave for California
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edis, who had
been spending several weeks here look
ing after their real estate holdings,
left this morning for Los Angeles.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Edis'
mother whoso home is in Wisconsin,
Mr. and Mrs. Edis made their homo in
Lincoln county for many years, and
having accumulated tho wherewithal
to live without much labor they will
practically spend all their time In
southern California.
Charles W. Hummorlck and Cora ( Qn a bomj of j300 furnlfme,i by
Hummorick of Beatrice wero reunltea Q H Eyerey and u j xirewor of
- T T r TTArInn 'I'll Aa M O r f r
In marriage oy . u. xvuuwiua x uv.. Her3hoy.
evening. County Judgo Georgo Copper and
Vnr Sale wife of Springfield, Neb., who wore
Pit hred Duroc-Jorsoy spring boars guests of Mr. and Mr3. Thomas Ax-
vmir choice at $25.00 each. I tell for a week, left Wednesday
CGtf EXPERIMENTAL STATION. morning.
The former States house on east
Second street, which was on tho Bur
lington right of way, was purchased
last week by- John Grant nnd moved
Wednesday to a lot on tho corner of
Vine and west Seventh streets.
P. W. Hansen, the Plumber, has
rented part of tho south room in the
Pizer building oiu-Locust street and
will removo his stock thereto. The
remainder of the room will bo occu
pied by tho Llork-Sandall Co. as
store room.
For Farm Loans seo or write Gene
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building
North Platte. 41tf
Hugh Scoonover returned Tuesday
rrom umana where he had been trans
acting business for a week or so. He
expected to open a store In that city
but has been delayed for the reason
that the room he desires will not be
vacant until tho first of February.
The entertainment committee of the
bins announce a "snook" nartv at th
home Monday evening. November 1st
All Elks and their ladles who nttonri
and only thoso are expected, will need
ue appareieu as "Spooklshly" as possible.
Call and inspect our line of unusu
ally brljlant diamonds, which aro nr..
entlflcally cut to .produce great lire,
llfo and snapplndss. Owing to our
connection withv actual diamond cut
ters wo can offer better values than
you can secure ola,6whore.
DIXON, tho Jeweler.
While stock shipments over tho
Union Pacific show bohio decreaso,
east bound traffic is still veryheavy.
A freight entrlneor remark! tn ua
Wednesday that so far this month ho
had earned $150 and had laid off two
trips, eviuenco that engine crews are1
making good time.
Tho literary department of tho
Twentieth Century club was enter
tained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J.
S. Siinms. Mesdnmes W. W. Cum
mlngs nnd T. G. Thompson read para
graphs from tho now books. "Prlm
roBO Ring" and Michael O'Halleran"
hind a discussion followed. Light re
freshments were served after the book
review.
Return from Auto Trip
W. W. Hunter and son and ono of the
Kunkle.. boys, all living south of tho
river, recently returned from a 1400
mile auto trip in tha west. They vis
ited the Goshen hole country In Wy
oming and then wont to a "boomed"
section east of Puoblo, Col. This lat
ter land Is practically valueless,
though locators have succeeded In get
ting a hundred or more to make
homestead entries. Two of the entry
men live In North Flntte. Practically
all who have located there are not
farmers and know nothing of soil values.
Apples
A big crop of good wintor apples at
tho Glenburnie Fruit Farm. These
aro choice varieties and aro soiling
cheap. Special prlcaa on wagon
loads.
7Gtf DAVID HUNTER, Sutherland.
To Ite-Appraise School Lund.
Tho state board of educational
lands and funds has decided to re-ap-pra'o
the school land) subject to
lease In sixteen counties.
In Lincoln county thero aro 74,003
acres of leased school land, and the
avorago lease price per acre per year
is six and three-quarter centB. The
greater part of this land Is suitable
principally for grazing, though a few
of tho 117 sections are good farm
or hay land.
Too Much Publicity
A-sllenco thnt can bo heard round
tho world has fallen suddenly upon
the president's matrimonial prepara
tions. Someone has been dropping a
hint, It mny safely bo guessed. It
takes no great amount of Investigat
ing to discover that whllo' vox populi
assents to tho view that his marriage
1s the president's own business, thoro
is a very general hope that, in viow
of all the circumstances, the proceed
ings will not bo much rubbed into
tho public oye nnd ear. Tho party at
tho Philadelphia ball gamo was a mis
take. Tho friends of tho president
have evidently grown aware of that.
Lincoln Journal.
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Piano Lpssoiis
Pinno lessons gtvon at 412 oast
Third street. Phono Red 104.
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Sanitary
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607 LOCUST STREET
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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This institution iB now open for the Reception and Treatment of Surg
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The telephone companies in this country pay
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Fully half of the European telephone exchanges
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