The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, November 02, 1915, Image 1
7 'A THIRTIETH YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB., NOVEMBER 2, 1915. No. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The J. F. P. Club will bo the guests of Mrs. E. M. Johnston this afternoon. Wanted A girl for general house work. Apply at 1013 west Fourth. John Singleton, wlio was quite 111 this week Is much Improved today. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mason returned last evening from Lincoln where they visited for two weeks. Five freight "drags" are marked in frmn Mm mint. this forenoon, three At Win. Huddart went to Fort Collins which have one hundred cars each, this morning as a witness in a case there. Tho Lutheran girls will be enter tained by the Misses Helen and Gladys Bird Friday. Miss Anna House will entertain the members of the Eldeen club tomor row afternoon. . We littvo customers for small im proved farms. Kit ATT & GOODMAN. Mr. and Mrs. Kent, of Stapleton, for merly of this city, are visiting wiih local friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hubbard left last evening for Sidney and Cheyenne to spend a week or longer. Mr. and Mrs. Ill Smith have return ed from LeMoyne where they visited the Weil family for a week. To Exchange One or more horse colts for muloB or cattle. Address Howard's Ranch, North Platte. 81-3 Miss Hazel Smith entertained Miss Gertrude and Chester Nelson, of Gothenburg, the latter part of last week. One hundred and sixty more en gines were handled over tho turn table last month than were handled during October last year. Purcliase a suit now while sizes are still unbroken. It's the cost price you'll be getting. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Supt. of Motive Power Fuller came in from the webt this morning and Is spending toda in town looking after mattera pertaining to his department. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Breese have re- the other two ninety cars each Tho Lutheran aid society will bo entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Harry York at the home of her sister Mrs. Oscar Sandall, 503 south Dewey street. The man of sense Is he who best preserves those faculties with which nature has endowed him. Ho may "Hate to Wear Glasses," but senti ment Is nonsonse. C. S. CLINTON, Registered Optometrist. Look for the sign with the big ring. Charley Thornburg, George and Will Shultz and Arthur Artz left this morning for Oshkosh where they will camp out for three or four weeks and hunt duck uid geese. They took with them a wagon load of camp equippage. .Honey lo loan on real estate. Kit ATT & GOODMAN. The mean temperature for last month wns five degrees warmer than tho average for October, tho highest temperature being eighty-six and the lowest twenty-seven. There were four mornings in which there were light frosts. The precipitation for tho month was 1.07 inches, which Is a lit tle below the average, but greater than in OctobcrlOM and 1013. All our suits are going at first cost and aterations free. We do this to keep up our tecord of not carrying over any old stock. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. The brotherhoods of the various churches under whose auspices tho lecturo course is. given request us to state that an effort will be made to have the Redpath bureau supply a number to take tho place of the one School Kond Klectloii. Elsewhere Is published a notice of a special election to bo held on De cember 7th for the purposo of voting on tho proposition to issue $50,000 bonds for tho construction of a Junior high school building. This action on the part of tho Hoard of Education Is brought about by a present necessity tho need of more school room to accommodate our over-Increasing school population. To accommodate the present number of pupils every resourco has been brought into play, and oven then practically every room is over-crowded with tho result that tho teachers are unable to glvo the best service and the pupils do not receive tho attention that is due them both are handicapped by the crowded condition. A condition and not a theory con fronts us. Wo nui3t have more school room, and tho solution lies only in the proposed now building. As good citi zens wo should cheerfully meet tho school need which presents Itself and vote the necessary bonds without a murmur. turned from a brief weddlnc trln to missed last Thursday. The local man points in Colorado and Wyoming. Mrs. agement was not responsible for tho Breese was formerly Mrs. P. H. Rud- mixing of dates which resulted In dy. j cancelling the entertainment last The Children's Day program of the w(i!?k c , .......... Yeoman lodge will be held this even- Bra" & Goodman write every j kin Ing at 8 o'i pek In the Lloyd opera f the best V,SMrn"CC,i"LiT, SF house. All friends and relatives of rntcs. All Iosm adjusted nroniptl) . the children are invited. j Try them. , , t , M , 1 A progressive Hallowe'en party was Weather forecast for North Platte hold ,Sttfuraay evening by nine young and vicinity: Party cloudy tonight M , ht Oc,ock ,the guests and Wednesday, warmer .tonight. nssemb,cu atHhe home of Miss Helen Highest temperature yesterday 69, a g ,u wno wng aasl8teti by Misses year ago 74; lowest last night 37, a w Coates and Helen Soihert. The year ago 40. rooms eft prettily decorated in Hal- The Degree of Honor entertained lowe'en colors, and fortunes were told the A. O. U. W. and their .families at around a camp tire, uyster siew anu an en lovable entertainment in the K. sandwiches were served. The next on- P. hall "last evening. An interesting tertainment was given by Misses Alico, nrocram in which twenty children , Elsio and Eva Hoagland at the home took part was rendered. Hallowe'en of tho former. Various games were games were played and a delicious played and pumpkin pie with whipped lunch served on long tables appro-: cream served. The. last course was priately decorated. EXCHANGE City property for small farm. (510 acres fenced, with well and windmill, only twelve miles from city, to exchange for city property. What June you to match these Kit ATT & GOODMAN. served at tho homo of Margaret Dor- an, assisted by Esther Hogsett and Cara DeRolf. An auto ride was en- Joyed later. FOR KENT The Front Street Brick Livery ham. A money maker to the right party. KItATT & GOODMAN. At any time .and at all times you can buy a Wirthmor aist at one dollar that's particularly appropriate for the season. Models illustrated will he shown for the first time tomorrow. As Always, $1.00 and As Always, Worth More. THE Wirthmorc Waists that you can buy here (and here only) are always new and correctly-styled. They come to us at frequent intervals immediately after their creation by designers in constant touch with the latest style development and they are placed on sale in our store on the very same day that they are first offered in the country's recognized style centers. This constitutes an absolute assur ancethal the styles are not always new, but always right and in accord with fashion's latest dictates. As to values just as the name implies they are always worth more than the price you pay. Wirthmor Waists Are Sold Here Only The Leader, Julius Pizer. Among tho most enjoyable Hallow e'en functions was the party given last evening by the 13. Y. P. U. The en tertainment committee was composed of Ray McCann and tho Misses Irma McMicheal, Essie Wessherg and Hil da Andorson. Tho attondanco num bered seventy and they met at the corner of Third and Locust at 8:30 from where a masked spook escorted them to tho home of Rov. Barton. De fore entering they were ordered to crawl through a barrel Into a room arranged as a cavo and filled with ghosts. Guessing contests were held here and flashlight picture taken. Tho next stop was made at tho Mis sion house in the fourth ward, whiro the usual Hallowe'en games were played and apples, doughnuts and cof fee served in large quantities. Anyone can afford to own a suit now at these tremendously low prices. Remember suits at cost. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Rov. Robert White, of Chicago, fill ed the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening, and will remain and hold services next Sunday. Mr. White Is a possible recipient of a call to become pastor of the church. It was announced that a congregational meeting woul be hold tomorrow evening to consider extending 'him a call, but this meot Ing, in view of Rev. White remaining over next Sunday, has been called off and a regular prayer service will 'be held Instead. Tho Epwor'th League gave one of the most original of the many Hallow e'en parties Friday evening. They as sembled at the Cram home, en masque, early in tho evening, and after a short time spent in social conversation, pro ceeded to the commissary department of tho ice houses where a series of clever games and tricks furnished amusement for several hours. Tho lunch was one of tho most onjoyablo features of the evening. All Royal Neighbors are requested to meot at tho home of Mrs. J. F, Schmalzrled tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to attend tho funeral of Mrs Hemphill. By order of the president, Miss 11a Martin , of Wallace, former ly of this city, was tendered a pro- nuptial shower there tho latter part of last week. ShewIU be married next weok, to a young ranchman of North port. FOR THE t'A ItEFLTL INVKSTOK We have some first class first mort gage loans In sums of $i!rl).(ll) and up wards, netting 1 mill s annual in terest, not taxable. These loans arc wry curetiilly selected, based on con sensitive values and hacked by good collateral and good parties. KKAT I UOOD.uAN. Klks Haw Merry Time Sixty Elks nnd their ladles made merry at a Hallowe'en party at their home last evening and continued fes tivities until one thirty. Arriving at tho homo all donned sheets, pillow cases and skull masks, Jiut before reaching tho dressing room were forced to travel dark and lonesome pnths strewn with dead men's bones. When all had been properly masked,! In funereal procession In step to funer eal music they wore marched round the hall and then commanded to "squat" on the floor. Hero in tho presence witches stirring tho boiling caul dron, and his satanlc mnjosty with his numerous imps, tho stunts of tho ev ening wero projected. Topical songs Illustrated In action wero given, tho subjects' treated being well known Elks. For Instance tho song told of Dr. urtolo'a visit to tho country In his car and having blowouts, Illus trated by an imp driving a toy auto mobile and firing a toy pistol to Il lustrate the bursting of nn outer cas ing; other Illustrations wero Tom Henley nnd his golf playing, "Skip" Novillo tarpon fishing, Jack Harrigan In an undertaking act and tho death of tho devil by means of a shell from a huge cannon. - Following these stunts dancing and nrd playing was the order of the ev ening. Lunch was served at eleven o'clock In the dining hall by tho Epis copal ladles and dancing resumed. During the lunch ench person wns pro vided with a Halloween head dross. Tho party was very cleverly pro duced and thoroughly enjoyed. ft. HTJ a" 1 Mrs. N. McCaho will entertain tho Catholic ladles this afternoon. Mrs. A. O. Kockcn was taken 111 yesterday with symptoms of pneumonia. Mrs. Robert Weir was called to Chi-1 cago Sunday evening by the death of her father. Mrs. J. H. VanCleavc left yesterday morning for Lincoln to attend the Christian convention. One four horso power gasoline cu- glno wllli pop-jacks for sale cheap If taken at once. E. R. Goodmnn. G. E. Winslow, who has been work ing at Dickens forsomo time, spent the week end with Ill's family. Mrs. C. P. Carson, of Gothenburg, came a few days ago to visit hor son Perry Carson and wife for a fort night. v Commencing Saturday, Novomber 6th, Mrs. Goo. G. McKay will be at tho basement of tho public library each Tuesday and Saturday from 2 to C p. m. to receive and distribute clothing to tho needy of tho city for tho As sociated Charities. The foot ball team of the Oregon state agricultural school passed west Quality Is Built Into Our Clothes There's qual ity in the ma terials the styles are bristling with quality and the tailoring is quality tail or i ng ex actly right in every detail. Adlers Collegian Clothes No matter what your age or taste we can please you and give you values that will make you glad you carne to us. Take a look at our recent arrivals. Try them on see how comfortably they fit how graLceMly they hang. Suits and Overcoats $15 and up UARCOuRT & JENSEN The Store where you feel at home. braska; for 'that portion of said Dla- bonds of the School District of tho trict south of the tracks of tho Union City of Nortn Platte, In tho County of Pacific Railroad Company and west Lincoln, In tho State of Nobraska, for ""M.. I-V .. ,..4 .1 .,t.lln .. .1 Kn ,!. t 11.. p...... I. .1.1.. n.i v'n nnrn, nn ,Ti K which Is a continuation of Dewey one 14 room school building on block rr L V ;!:! ;: Street, n't tho Hoso House In tho Third Ward of said City of North Platte; and for that portion of said District south of tho tracks of tho Un ion Prtclflte Railroad Company nnd east of said Dewey 'Street and public Glasses arc not always an ovldenco road No. (J. tho same, helm; a contlnu- of weak eyes, but rather of strong in- Hon of Dewey Street, at the. Hoso tellect. Men and women of strength Houso In tho First 'Ward In tho City both mental and physical, wear them of North Platte. for tho preservation of nervo force At which nnld election the following and vitality, as much aB for tho bet- proposition will be submitted to tho termont of vision. C. S. CLINTON, voters of said School District: grounds clad in' their playing clothes and executed a number of plays. This team defeated the famous Michigan Aggies Saturday and wero on their way home. Registered Optometrist sign with the big ring. Look for tho 144 In tho First Ward of the City of North Platte, Nebraska, within said district. Said bonds to bo negotiable in form nnd to bear interest at tho rato of live por cent per annum pay able semi-annually, principal and In terest payahlo at tho fiscal agency of tho State of Nobraska In tho City ot Now Ylark, an if wljlch hald bonds shall bo due as follows: In twenty years from tho date thorcof but may be paid at any time after ten years from the dato thereof, at tho option of tho Hoard of Education of said School District; and against levying and .collecting a tax annually, In nn roats of Archnry. In tho days when the buffalo was found in vast herds on the western "Shall tho School District of tho City of North Platte, in the County of Lincoln, in tho State of Nebraska, is suo ita negotiable bonds in the sumi amount sufficient to pay tho Inter of Fifty Thousand Dollars, ($50,000.00) est and principal of said bonds, as in denominations of $1,000.00 each tho samo mature, In addition to tho dated on tho first day of Anrll. 191C. tuxes, now authorized hv law. on all plains there were Indians who whllo bearing Interest at tho rato of Ti per property within tho said school dls- rhllng at a gallop could send an arrow cent por annum, payaulo Boml-nimu- trict." through a buffalo's body. Komiirkable ally, prlnclpnl and Interest payable Thoso voting In favor of said prop as this archery was. It did not equal tho llscnl agoncy of the Stato ot" No- osltlon shall mark their ballots with that reached bv the archers of ancient braska In tho City of Now York nnd nn "X" after tho paragraph beginning . payanio as ioiiows, lo-wu: in iwen- "Kor issuing $r0,000.00 or tho bonus i !.., n,n u.w.ii.kw r ly y(mrs lrom ,no int0 I'lercoi, ouuof the School District of the City of o ,l tnai me .Mauints "i nmy ,)Q pjlll(1 t any llni0 ,lftor ton North Platto, in tho County of Lincoln, years from the date tlioreor at tlio op- in the Stato of Nebraska." Hon of the Hoard of, Education of said Those voting against said proposl School District. s tlon shall mark their ballots with an Said bonds to be issued for tlio pur- v nftcr tho narauranh bee nnin pone of erecting and furnishing ono "Against issuing $50,000.00 of tho bonds 14 room school building in the First 0f the School District of tho City of ward or tlio uity or worm riaue, wo- North Platte, In the County of Lin Jiraska, on wocK H4 in said warn. coln, In tho Stato of Nobraska." And shall tho Hoard of Education of Said election to bo onon at (8) tho School District of tho City of eight o'clock a. m. and continue open North Platto, in tho County of Lin- until (C) six o'clock p. m. centrat coin, in tno stuie or wenrasKa, no time on said dato. athorlzed to causo to no levied aim In amount times. It Is of reec Oiiirloclc. Scotland, were such skilled uichor.s that they could hit a mini at the distance of 000 yards. In 171)1 the Turkish ambassador at London hot an arrow In a field near that capital -115 vanlrt against the wind. The secretary of the ambassador, on hearing tho ex pressions of surprise frmn tho English cciitlumcii present, said the sultan had kIioI fiOO yards. This was the greatest tmi'fnrninneo of modern days, hut a iTRAWBERRY 'reserves. pure wnoiesome ana good as if youpul l hem i I up vourstii. nlllar standing on a plain near Lou staiitlnonlo recorded shots ranging up collected, a tax annually ... l.. ou. i..i.,.f iiniiin itiH. sufficient to nav tho Interest and nrln IhIi ambassador to the sublime porto. ?U'"1 of said bonds, as tho Bnmo ; ma- records that In 170S he wns present wlitm the yards. sultan shot an arrow J This wo assure you when you purchase preserved fruit or any other Pure Food Products lrom us. Whole, sound berries, witli pure sugar a feast for any meal all without trouble to you, and guaranteed tresh and fine. Purity and quality these arc standards of business success. j We prefer to sell only the brands thai stand lor this public satety. LEIRK - SANDALL CO. Information Scuaht. Tho bookkeeper approached his cm ployor diffidently. "Seven years ago. nlr." He la-gaii. "yon engaged me on a week's trial." "Well, what of Iff VMny I presume, now that my posi tion Is -niMiionf' - ii""'clililr. Ledger. Dated this 1st day of Novomber, 1915. (By order of tho Roard of Education. E. T. TRAMP, President. A. F. STREITZ. Secretary. ture, In addition to the taxes now au- thorlzed to bo levied by law, on nil Order of Hearing on Original l'robato property within tho said School Dls- of will. trict. Stato of Nobraska, Lincoln County, ss. Tho ballots to bo used at said elec- in tho Conty Couurt. Nov. 1. 1915. tlon shall havo printed thereon; in tho Matter of tho Estato ot Mar- "For Issuing $50,000.00 of tho Kratha Hurko. Deceased. bonds of tho School District of On reading nnd filing tho petition of tho City of North Platte, In tho County John Hurko, praying that tho Instru of Lincoln, In tho Stato of Nobraska, mCnt, filed on tho 1st day of Nevem- lor tue purpose or erecting ami rur- 00r, 1915, and purporting to bo tho nishlng one 14 room school building ia8t Will and Testamont of tho said on block 144 In tho First Wnrd of tho deceased, may be proved, approved. City of North Platto, Nebraska, in said probated, allowed and recorded as tho uisirict. said pomis to iiMicgouniiiouaHt will and Testament ot tho said In form nnd to bear Interest nt the Marirratha Hurko. deceased, and that rate of flvo per cent per annum, pay- tho orecutlon of said Instrument may able semi-annually, principal nnd In-h)0 committed nnd tho administration torest payablo at tho fiscal agency of 0f said Estato may bo granted to the Stato of Nobraska, in the city of John Hurko, Pctor Hurko and Ellza Now York and wljlch Bald hpndp shall both Hratt as Executors. 1)0 dllO as follows: In twdlltV VOnrS nnlnrml flint Vniromlmr !fi 191K nt XotR'O of Special Klectloii 1 from tho dato thereof, but- may 10 2 n'nlnelc n. tn.. In nRHlcrnnil fnr lionr. Notlco Is hereby given that on tho paid at nny time after ten years from ing said notltlon. when all nersons 7th day of December, 1915, a special the date thereof, at tho option of tho intorcsted In said matter may appear election will bo held In tho School Dls- Hoard of Education of said school nt a County Court to bo hold In nnd trict of the City of North Platto, in tho district; and for levying nnd collect- for said County, and show oauso why County of Lincoln, in tho State of No- nB a tax annunlly In an amount BUf- tho prayor of petitioner should not bo urasKu; mo poning piuues iu uu uaincicnt to pny tno intorosc anu pnnci- granted. Notlco of this hearing wllh roiiows: "or tnat portion or saiu liib- pai or said bonds, as tho samo maturo.lbo published In tho North Platto trict north of tho trucks of tho Uiilonhn addition to tho tnxes now authorized ( Tribune, for throo buccossIvo wooks i-acmc uuurouu company, m mu iiuoui to no levied .v law, on an proporiy prior to said hearing Houso In tho Fourth Ward In tho City within tho said school district." qeq E FRENCH of North Platte, Lincoln County, Ne- "Against Issuing $50,000.00 ot tho nl3w ' c.mmtv .Tuiio For Sale Puro bred Duroc-Jersey spring hoars your choice at $25.00 each. Glitf EXPERIMENTAL STATION. -WW --