.LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Frank Elliott Is convalescing
from a three weeks'' illness.
Win, Harcotirt spent several days in
'Omaha this week on business.
Miss Irma McMlchcal spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Wclltlcot.
Ilev. T. D. Sullivan, of Elm Crock.
.visited with Rew McDaid this week.
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Miss Gladys "Hall has accepted a po
sition In the Kauffnmnn & Wcrncrt
store.
Mrs. John Sliow and'daughter Kath
erlno spent Wednesday in Grand Island.
Henry Shultz, ot Bratnard, visited
Mrs. W. W. Nicliolst ot Angora, came
Wodnesday to spend a few days.-
Lco Erb, ot Gothenl)urg, was a vis
itor in town the first of thft week.
Miss Esslo Wossberg loft Wednes
day evening for Omaha to spend tho
week end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Austin left Wed
nesday for Shelton to visit relatives
for several days.
Flanneletto Klmonas, Dresses and
Dressing Sacques at lowest prices at
BLOCK'S
Miss Ada Boutwoll of tho Wilcox fc
Halligan offico has gone to Gothen
burg for a short visit vltu relatives
Tho Ycnnmn lodgo will hold a soe-
his sister. Mrs. Mlko Cohilgon thia'd"! "cct ng and havo an election of
i. i nfflrnra Tunsjilnv. Tlncnmlior 14th.
wuuk. " ' '
-.,, , . ., . , Mrs. S. E, Deane, of Seattle, Wnsh.,
100 Children's Coats, all shades, ull 'th . f'oro of th0 'vcok to
sizes, in all tho latest styles, all on' , ,.i .,,, w .ic.. mps.
Miss Delia Armstrong left Wednes
day morning for Roscoo to visit rela
tives until Sunday.
P. J. Barron.
Arthur Allen left Wednesday after
noon for Gothenburg an J Farnom
where his family has been visiting ior
Houso and 2 lots in fruit for sala or , several weeks.
trade for stock. Black 4G0. 1203 Tho M M club wlu bo entertained
north Locust. &s4 , by Mrs. Guy Swope, assisted by Mrs.
Miss Mayme Pizor i3 spending tho Leslie Baskins.-Monday evening, No
week end with hor coustn Miss Mildred vember 29th.
Plzer in Grand Island. j Mra Fre(1 Louden cntoftaincd fifteen
A large supply of fancy Turkish young ladies at a kenslngton Tuo3ilay
towels for the holidays. evening. Nice refreshments were
E. T. TRAMP & SONS, j served at midnight.
Mrs. Roy Surber loft at noon Wed- For Farm Loans Beo or write Gene
nesday for Gothenburg to visit the .(jroolc, room 3, Waltemath building,
Brooks ramiiy tor a wee.
Mrs. E. W. Cross will entertain tho
members of tho Eldeen club Wednes
day afternoon, December 1st.
Mrs. George Schaffor and baby wont
to Roscoo Wodnesday morning where
they will visit relatives for a week.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, has moved his
offico to. tho Reynolds building over
Stone's Drug Store. 83tf
Miss Jessio Allen, of Perry, Okla
homa, arrived Wednesday evening to
spend the winter vfith her cousin
Mrs. John Skow.
Fred Cushing and sister Jane, of
Omaha, formerly of this city, arnv
ed Wednesday evening to visit tho Tar-
kington family.
Edward Thompson, Raymond Tighe,
John Anderson and Noel Donegan are
among those who went to York for the
foot ball game.
Miss Mary Winn, who has been
teachinc in Ocden. Is vMtinff her
grandmother Mrs. Manfon while en-
route to Kearney.
M'ss Effle Faiibrother, of Cheyenne,
who was the uest of Mrs. Harry
Moore for two wes'ti, returui.d home
Tuesday evenlmj
North Platte.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harryq Boyle and
dauchter Katherlno loft Wednesday
mnmlnir for Kearney whoro an opora
tlon for adenoids will be performed
upon tho latte
Fall SultB at less thanhalf price,
nil Hiilta formerly sold up to $22.50
now offered while they last at $10, at
BLOCK'S.
Mrs. Victor Von Goetz, Jr., of Port
land. Orecon. who has been visiting in
town, left Wednesday for Garfield to
visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. ,u. v
Hoy.
Mrs. Charles Perkins entertained
fourteen lady friends at a luncheon
Monday complimentary to her
daughter, Mr3. George Langlols, who
will leave the city snortiy, to locate in
Chicago.
Mrs. Emily Coates was hostess to
the Novlta Club Tuesday evening. Her
nlnhteen cuests were entertained at a
"movie" party at the Keith following
which they wore served witn reiresn
ments at one of the confectioners.
At a meeting of the vestry of the
Episcopal church Tuesday cvcn,uig
.T. Guv Swono was elected "Vfm In-
Plans for cliurcn worK ror
lector."
P. H. McEvoy and daughter Laura tho now year were discussed und ar
returned from Omaha Wednesday rangemenis imwu io uuiiu i
morning. Tho latter is taking medi
cal treatment there
cial condition of the society,
The Yeoman lodgo held a special
Roy Grunnell, of Cozad, vho Is at-; meeting Tuesday evening "d conror
3nding the local high school, went, ed the .third ee,uR
tending
homo Wednesday to spend tho Thunks
giving holidays.
candidates. After tho business ses
sion the members were served with
vofrr.aimipntR. Tho attendance n urn-
Mrs. C. B. Saunders went to Cozad borc,i two hundred and fifty,
Wednesday morning ,wnore sue was
called by tho serious illness of her
father, D. C. RIstinc
Mrs. E. M. Smith entortalned elgh
teen ladles at a farewell kenslngton
Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs,
Mrs. Mary E. Reynolds, of Shelton,; George Langlols, who was presented
who was the guest of Jier daughter , witll several pieces of fine linen. An
Mrs. Cash Austin for ten days, left, fninvahlr two course lunch was
Wednesday morning. ' served late In tho afternoon.
Mrs. M. Schultz, of Brainard, who , , A ntBrii A Til Tlmninv-
spent the past week with her daughter ' niBw q yoselpka! John Voseipka
Mrs. Mike Cohagen, icft yesterday "1 Fink, officers of the Et-A-
Virp. cluu, will entertain tlio ouier
morning for Brule.
Harry Bybee, accompanied by his
father and family, went to Grand Is
land Wednesday morning to spend the
week end with relatives
members of the club at an tvening
party at the home of the latter on Do
cember 21st.
Amnnir those who attended tho foot
or, f m,o now ball camo at York yesteruay were ai,
,.ir j nnniVK. Neville. Wilson Tout. Mrs. E. S
BLOCK iB the very "uy that sel s Davis and'son Edward, Misses Hazel
L0C.iBJhneo lery "u 1 i Barber. Helen Glcason. Erika Bone-
mem in.m ay. . kempoj Luolll RlchardBl Chas. Bogue
Miss Louise uuonsiem, wnu siiuhl ana paul Roddy,
six months in cities in California and fonB entarta,n,
" led their husbands at a turkey dinner
"UU1U " - Tuesday evening at tho homo or ftir,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cox left Tuesday an(1 Mra. Charles Calhoun. Contests
evening for Fremont to spend several, wero ieia during tlio evening and
days with the latter's daugnier, imtb. prizes awnrded to Messrs. nanus
Fred Miller, formerly or mis cuy. j Klenk and Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Langlols navo, ,,, nF Mrsi Nnmmn Wilson
sold out their interest in the piano vg c Ryggcn whlch camo up in tho
business here and will leave Sunday .,,l,i, ,. wminnHiinv wna taken
for Chicago to make their home in tho fr(jm thQ y aml decided by Judge
iuiure. Grimes in favor or tlio uoienuam. inra
Miss Meta Larson, of Lexington, wlio Wilson clamed that sho had entrust
thn KnlRtnr nil nnn hundred dollars to tho dofend
dresdmnklng school, has completed ' ant to bo used In paying for medical
nv or,,i rntiirnn,! li.im,! Wnilnoa-1 iVcatmoiit for Norman Wilson and
iici nuin uuu .u.mttu " , . t
dav afternoon. I that the money had not been used for
1 that purpose.
Is it your, head that aches? Sixty i -
f .,11 Iwinlnnlina nrf. nnnsPfl l'OF IlClll
by defective eyes. Little eye defects' A 14-room rooming houso yith all
crow to big ones if not property nt- ' modern conveniences; Just cast or tlio
tended to. HARRY DIXON, optomet- Lloyd opera house. Rent reasonable,
rlst and Jeweler, west side of Dewey Inquire of Mrs. R. D Hioni3on, 514
street. : west Fith-
Miss Stownrt I'tisscs Aivny
Miss Mlna. tcwart, who had been
located In this city as deaconess of
tho Episcopal church for a year or
two, died at hor homo la Mata Gorda,
Texas tho first of tho week. Miss
Stowart "had been in poor health for
two years during which time several
operations wero necessary and treat
ment was taken in tho Clarkson hos
pital at Omaha. Hor caso was pro
nounced lncurablo Inst August and
accompanied by Mrs. J. J. Bowker of
this city sho was tnken to tho homo of
rolatives in Texas. She was born in
Mata Gorda in 1883, it ml in hor euvly
childhood wns bereft of hor parents
Sho then niado hor homo with on aunt
until sho entered the deaconeas train
ing school at Philadelphia several
years ago and took tlio run course
During hor rosldenco here sho had en
deared herself to ninny friends and
tho high estoom In wlilch sho was hold
is, testified by tho many letters of con
dolence and lloral offerings which
wero sent from this city.
Sunshine and Shadow.
The acts of a district Judge aro cer
tainly varied, and thoy aro not nhvnys
of the class that mnko people unhappy
or causo them distress of body and
soul. Take the record of Judgo Grimes
Wednesday. Whllo tho task of sen
tencing two men to tho penitentiary
was unpleasant, ho later made two
couples happy by uniting them In mar
riage. His next act wns to grant a
decreo in divorce, resulting in satis
faction to at least one of tho mls-mat-cd
couple, and again Into in tho after
noon ho was called to unite two lov
ing hearts.
Married by Judge (Jrlines
Judge Grimes united In marriage
Wednesday tho following persons:
Morris Wyckoff and Clara Gowecko,
both of farnam.
Harry L. Snow, of Stnplcton and
Lucy M. Kyno, of Ringgold.
Fred Campbell and Mlnnlo Spurgln,
both of Paxton.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Smith Xot (iuilly
U. G. Smith, tried in tho district
court Tuesday on tho chargo of arson,
was acquitted by tho Jury. Smith
was charged with sotting flro to n
houso In tho Fourth ward owned by
Roy Bunnell.
Mrs. Jennie Calhoun left Wednes
day for Grand Island to visit with rol
atives for several days.
During tho year 1914 there wero
soventy-two trespass accidents on tho
railroads of Nebraska, resulting in tho
death of twenty-five and Injury to
forty-seven. Seventeen of tlio Injured
people resided in country districts,
thirty-four in cities and twenty-one
n towns and villages.
Engineer Harry Hart, Fireman Eu
gene Blnkesley and Switchman C. R.
F. E. Nichols, of Hnvelock, is a
guest at tho Sebastian Schwalscr
home.
Attorncy.Vind Mrs. Wi V. Hoagland
have returned from tho I. O. O. F.
and Rcbcknh district meeting hold at
Brldgoport this week.
Ray Welbom and Robert Chamber
lain loft Tuesdny night for California
to visit nt tho Paniunn exposition.. Thoy
expect to bo gono a couple of weeks.
Mrs. R. D. Blrgit and Mrs. Frank
'Hatch, who have been visiting In San
Francisco and Portlnnd for several
weeks, arc oxpected homo in a day or
two.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrlch entortaln
ed thirty-live guests at a roast pig
dinner yesterday. The house was beau
tifully decorated with Mowers and pot
ted plants.
Mr. and Mrs. John Don and daughter
Marjorlo and their guests Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Colo, of New York, left by auto
Wednesday for Arapahoe to spend n
fow days with relatives.
Tho Mothodlst ladlos will havo a
bazaar and snlo of food products on
Saturday, December ISth. Thcro will
bo a largo collection of Christmas
gifts and food products on sale.
F. J. Sullivan yestcrdny sold his
homo place of about 1G0 acres to Louis
Schulz for $11.000 C. F. Kllngo.
of Box Elder canyon sold 84 head ot
cattlo to F. J. Sullivnn tho first of tho
weeks, nggrcgato amount $3,500,
Tho members of the Christian church
havo secured tho services ot Evangel
1st Edward Clutter to conduct for them
a series of rovlval mostlngs which will
begin on next Sundny, November 2Sth.
Sutherland Freo Lanes,
Mrs. Walter Adams, who had been
visiting In New York with her son for
several weeks, was called homo last
evening by tho illness of Mr. Adams
who has beer. Indisposed for sevona
drys.
Rov. and Mrs. Adam Stump, who
had been visiting at tho homo of Mrs
A. P. Carlson for two weeks, left Tues
day night for Milwaukee whoro thoy
will visit for a fow days ucioro re
turning to their borne in York, Pa.
Several families enjoyed tho hospi
tality of Mr. and Mrs. Olo Rasmus-
sen at a Thanksgiving dinner at tneir
homo, 503 west Fifth street. Mrs. Ras
musson wns assisted by Mrs. Rork
and Mrs. Perkins. After dlnjior enter
tainment was provided.
Nelson Fish & Co. nro suing the Un
ion Pacific in tho federal court at
fimaha for SG.000 damnges claimed to
havo been sustained when a shipment
of cattlo were lield for two days in
tho North Platte railroad yards In
1012 at the time of tho big Hood.
Havo vou ever tried tho AetUeny
underwear and noted tho wonderful
Cool wero slightly Injured in tho lo
cal yards Wednesday evening. Two workmanship, fit and qunllty of ma-
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atriiiKs oi iruigni. cars wero oaing - terlal used l'crtect sausacuon is
coupled and met with such force as guaranteed.
to throw tlio workmen from their, ' E. T. TRAMP & SONS
places anu aiso damaged tne caboose.; v R nnriminw. nf the Bnrkulow
N. C. Bowen met with what might! News Co., of Omaha, Is spending this
have been ti serious accident last week hero making arrangements tor
Tuesday morning, When ho started fori the nows stand which "will ho in mo
Lincoln with his car and near the southwest corner of tho now depot
Gaslln cemetery a front spring broko Their loss in tho recent depot (iro
which interfered with the Btcerlng exceeded ?iru.
gear and run the car off tho bridge,! finnrco Adams, of Ogden, son of
which is about Ight feet high. Tho Tmlnnmstor Adams, of this city, was
car was damaced some, but fortunate-1 nmrrimi vnatonlnv in Omaha to Miss
ly ivir. ijowen was not injured. urauy Mnn Murnhv of that city, uinrouio
Vindicator. i tn ann Lalco Citv and other western
We wish to extend our thanks to P?lntB on their honeymoon thoy visit
tho many kind friends, is. of L. F. &
E., Assembly Club, Yeomen, Tlllikunis,
night round houso men and The Trib
une for tholr floral offerings and as
sistance rendered during tho Illness
and death of our beloved wife, daugh
ter and sister. Signed; Mr. H. F.I
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Greeley Bundy,
Mr. and Mrs. Doe Ranoy Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Waugh, Mr. George Haaze. Miss
Elaine Bundy.
Friends of Mrs. Mlnnlo Harrington,
wife of M. C. Harrington, vice presi
dent of tho Hlbernla Bank and Trust
company, will bo glad to hear that her
condition has improved to sucli an ex
tent that sho will bo ablo to return
to Denver within the next two or three
weeks. Mrs. Harrington was taken 1 j 1
whllo visiting in Salt Lake City, and
two weeks ago underwent a sorlous
operation at Holy Cross hospital in
that city. Denver Post.
ed the croom's fnthor this morning,
Mr. Adams was employed as foreman
of tlio locnl freight houso during tho
past summer and now holdB a good
' ... . . ' . i ..in
position in ugaon, wuere moy win io
side.
CERTAINLY A BAHRAIN IN IV.
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
Six room house modern In every re
SIH'H ('VI' out, heat, imd in good con
anion, sltiialed on u sniithcast corner
lol, being S101 west Fourth street;. Lot
fivl!t2 fi'of. and worth nlono $1500.00.
'nils nroiiertv Is -hcII Improved. .Nice
trees and sidewalk In and nlco lawn
Price $3200.00.
This nrnnertv Is ccrlnlnly nn Idea
location and this prlco will only bo on
the property for n short time. Let me
show you tlio property.
88-2 0. F. TEMPLE Agent
ON
oney to
HEALTH HINTS
In case of poisoning. First send for a physician; second in
duce vomiting by tickling throat with leather or finger; drink
lots of water, or strong mustard and water; swallow sweet oil
or white of egg. Acids are antidotes for alkalies and vice versa
NEW REMEDIES
are discovered every
Day. We keep abreast
with the Progress of Sci
ence and our Stock contains
some of the very newest
Drugs and Sundries. Besides
we put Brains into our work,
Honesty into our Material
and keep Faith with our
Customers. "If it's a Drug
we have it or we'll make it."
'MtMMzh J- H. STONE
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ASK FOR TRADING STAMPS
Loan
D RANCHES
Lowest Rates and Best Terms.
Plenty oS Money on hand to Close
Loans Promptly.
Bndhaeao & Patterson
lagn.yjm.'g.'Effl
FINEST CHOCOLATE
CREAM ALMONDS
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
lor
39c
Full Pound Box
Here's the dandiest Candy Special we've offered you yet!
Finest Italian Aetna Almonds roasted to a crisp golden brown,
dipped in delicious Vanilla Cream and heavily covered with
rich pure Chocolate. The pretty box is in keeping with this
superb conlection and eacn piece is packed in a separate non
bon cud. These line candies are made in the most sanitary
candy factory in the world and arc guaranteed to be absolute
ly pure. Martinique Chocolate Cream Almonds are a
genuine 60c value which we offer the balance of this week
only at 39c full pound box.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
Sanitary
CITY HOSPITAL
607 LOCUST STREET
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
PHONE 82
Newly Furnished Fireproof
This institution is now open for the Reception and Trentment of Surg
ical, Medical and Obstetrical cases.
A Strictly modern Hospital for the convenience of tho physicians of
North Plntto and country tributary thereto.
This Is The Busy Building Season
Let's Have A Building Boom!
Every building that is built bring just so much
prosperity to the community.
GET BUSY AND BUILD?
We arc unusally busy, but never so busy that
we could not be busier, and will get busy with
your "building business us soon as submitted to
. us.
SEE US FOR LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Coates Lumber and Coal Co.
The Home of Good Cool.
Phone 7.
Having rented my farm, I will sell at Public Auction at my
place two miles east of Ilershey, eleven miles west of North Platte,
three-quarters of a mile north of railroad track on what is known as
the old U. II. Lyerly place on
Monday, November 29th, 1815.
The Policy in the Pocket
is worth a dozen In prospect Ilo not
delay to irct your Flro Insurance Tol
ley inado out and In your possession.
You never know when or where n flro
is irolncr to break out. Ilo prepared for
It at all times oTcn if it never liappons.
Tho cost of maintaining n good policy
is very small If you will lot mo wrltu
it. Hut your protection will bo perfect
then.
IF
CLra TEMPLE,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
ROOMS lESsa, I.O.O.F. BUILDING,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M., East Time, with the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
, THIRTY-FIVE HEAD OF GOOD HORSES
1 sorrel mare C yrs. old, wl 1G00 lbs.
1 gray muro 0 yrs. old, wt. 1S0O lbs.
1 bay mnro 0 yrs. old, wt. 1800 lbs.
limy mnro C yrs. old, wt. 1C00 lbs.
2 bay inures a yrs. old, wt 1200 lbs.
2 roan mnres 5 yrs. old, wt. 1500 lbs.
1 grey gelding A yrs. old, wt. 1100 lbs.
Four 2 yr. old colts, (our 3 yr. old colts
1 black mnro (J yrs. old, wt. 1C00 lbs.
t sorrel mnro 5 yrs. old, wt. 1700 lbs.
1 bay muro 0 yrs. old, wt. 1300 lbs.
3 black mures 1 yrs. old, wt. 1000 lbs.
1 bay marc 3 yrs. old, wt. 1000 lbs.
1 bay mnro 8 yrs. old, wt. 1000 lbs.
Four 1 yenr old colts
Six suckling colts.
TWO MILCH COWS
EIGHT HUNDRED DUROC SHOATS
These shoals range from fifty to one hundred and fifty pounds each.
They have been raised on allallla, beet tops and a small grain ration
and will make excellent iceding slioais.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS: Sums of $20 and under cash. On sums over that
amount six months time will be given purchaser on good bankable
paper bearing ten per cent interest from date of sale. 2 per cent
oft for cash.
GEO. SLOATE, Auctioneer, TO A DD A MfP
F. C. PIELSTICKER, Clerk. ii4.rlji.
