The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, February 08, 1916, Image 1
ebn-Weeltfo (Tribune. n flit TIIIRTY-FIIIST YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, . NEB., FEBRUARY 8, L916. No. 7 WILL FARLINGER BECOMES VIOLENTLY INSANE HOUSE Tit EM' NOW LANGUISHES IN .TAIL Will Fabllnger was brought In from Garfield precinct yesterday by Sher iff Salisbury In a violently inaano con dition. Ho was placed In a cell room at the county Jail nnd will have a hearing before the board of Insanity today. Fabllnger became mentally derang ed while serving as a Jurtor In the dis trict court week before last. Ho is a young man, married last June, and under normal conditions Is n very quiet, unassuming individual. lie was devotedly religious and it is thought that the evidence in the James nnd Fear cases, on both of which ho sat as a juror, shpeked his religious sens itiveness and deranged his mind. The cases involved the lionor of women, and the testimony was consequently at times such as to shock a man of modest and retiring disposition. At least this Is the supposed cause of Fabllnger's Insanity, for prior to com ing to North Platte to attend cour.t he gave no evidence of mental derange ment. The case is one that saddens all the acquaintances of the afflicted man. "North Platto Hoys as Authors The Library has recently been given some books to which an especial inter est attaches because the authors arc Xorth Platte "boys." Prof. E. C. El lfott is the author of three of the books, "City School Supervision," "State and County School Administra tion" and "Portland Survey" which was made by Prof. Elliott and one of the faculty of Leland Stanforl Uni versity. Prof. Ben. G. Elliott is one of the authors of "Gasoline Automo biles." All books' returned to the library from 4iomes where a contagious dis ease existed at the time the book was in the possession of the family are Ipromptly burned as it is practically impos-Eble to properly fumigate a iook. The work of destroying the b6ok Is done 'at the library so. that there may be no question as tf its destruction. ::o:: Weather forecast for North Platte and vicinity: Unsettled and colder to night and Wednesday. Highest tern perture yesterday 27, a year agio 38; lowest last night 19, a year ago 15. Miss Flo Johnston will leave Satur day morning for Omaha to take a finishing course in millinery. The German have still available to fill the voids in their ranks approxi mately 800,000 men according to a French authority. He reaches this re sult by taking 9,370,000 as the total normal recruitment in Germany. This is based on the liberal proportion of 13 per cent of the total-population. The degree staff of the Rebekah lodge are requested to meet at the 1. 0. O. F. hall this evening at 7:45 for practice. Mr. and Airs. .William O'Connell, who have resided on a farm near this city for several years, are making arrangements to move to town. A fellow named Townscnd was ar rested at Qandy yesterday on the charge of stealing a horse from Harry P. Stevens living south of Maxwell, and last night was brought in by Deputy Sheriff Wilson and lodged In Jail. Townscnd had been working for sev eral months for Mr. Stevens nnd ap parently coveted a very fine horse be longing to the latter. As tfmo passed tills desire to possess the animal In creased, and finally he concluded to assume the role of a horse thief. He made ills get away with the animal Saturday night. The disappearance of the man and horse was discovered early the next morning and Shoriff Salisbury notified. The lattb. immedi ately got busy with the telepTrone lines, with the result that thirty hours after Townscnd left the Stevons ranch ho wbb in custody of the Logan county shoriff. The horse was recovered, loft at Qandy and will bo taken homo by the owner. The case against Townscnd is so clear that he will undoubtedly plead guilty, in which case ho will appear before Judge Grimes within a week and be sentenced. Thus will the pop ulation nt the penitentiary credited to Lincoln county be increased. ' : :o: : To Auto Owners Two weeks ago I started for town, backing my car out of the garage and left the engine running to warm up and went to the house to get my ov ercont and gloves. When I returned my car was In flames, and was com pletely destroyed before I ' could do anything. I had tho car insured with the Royal Exchange Assurance, C. F. Temple, Agent, and received draft in full settlement last week. I wish to recommend said company and' agent to anyone desiring insurance. W. E. HAMILTON. : :o: t'or Sine. 10 span of 4 year old mules. Sell vour old horses and buy a span of voung mules. W. T. WILCOX. North Platte, Neb. The marble casing for the D. & F, and Dixon show windows Is being placed in position today. The. stjone for this work was received some time ago but arrived in shape that it could not be used. Gettman's Hand Made Cigar, 5c. .2-9 Miss Grace Mooney will leave this week for Lexington to visit friends for a week or longer. Mr. and Mrs. George Brady were called to Axtell this week by the sort ous illness of a relative. Miss Helen Schwaiger, underwent an operation on her throat yesterday and is getting along nicely. Tho Socialist study club will meot Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Levi Duke, S20 east Fifth street A. S. Contes, of Sutherland, has filed "(r tho republican nomination for county commissioner tor tne district. Mrs. John Foster returned yester day morning from Omaha where sh was called by the illness of her daugh er last week. : :o: : For the careful investor ! few extra choice first mortgage loans in sums of $2"0 and upwards, netting 7 to 8 per cent interest. Nothing bet ter or safer for your Idle money. We utleml to all details. RRATT & GOODMAN. 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US: Jtdj 4820 The new Wooltex suits arc very moderately priced at S25 to $45, The coals at $15 to 35. SAVINGS CLVBS f TRADE MAW The Easy Way. Thrift Savings Club Accounts Opened Every Day in the Year. Comeiin To-Day. Many Successful Farmers, Business Men, and Railroad Men give this bank credit, in a large measure, for their present high financial standing. We Want To Help You Let us cashjyour next check. Our facilities for handling your business are most complete. McDonaldtateBar "TTeVankiBe LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Miss Alice Fltzpatrlck, of the Brady schools, spent the week end with her parents. For Rent Five room house close in. Inquire Marti Meat Market. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marovish, of Suth erland, are visiting relatives In this city this week. Ray Marovish, of Stapleton, spent tho greater part of last week visiting his sister Mrs. A. J. Frazler. .Money to loan on real estate. Hit ATT & (JOOWIAN. Harry Scott, one of the popular re3 taurant men, li'as purchased a four ninety model Chevrolet car. Miss Belle Harper, of the Wilcox Department Store, left yesterday for Moorefiold to visit her parents for a few days. For Pure Jersey Milk, Phono 783F14, and it will bo delivered. 103tf Miss Alice Luby, of Giltncr, who has boon the guest of her brother Edward Luby and wife for several weeks will leave Saturday. Wanted Neat girl for housework. Mrs. Harry Flelsnian, 221 west Second. K. M. Smith went to Omaha Mon day. He will bring back three cars, two of 490 models Chevrolet, one six cylinder Haynes. Mrs. A. J. Frazler lias returned Worn Stapleton where she wascalled last week by the illness of her mother,, who is much improved. W. J. Hell went to Omaha today, lie will drive back in a new six cylinder Haynes purchased through the local dealer E. M. Smith. Palnm-Leo Cigar 10 conts 2-9 Mrs. M. V. Mitchell ontertalned a number of the local teachers at a din ner last evening. Tho latter part of the evening was spent in music. Day Sowing. Work guaranteed. Phono Red 3GS. 3-4 t James Doyle, of Hershey, was taken ill with small pox a few days ago at the homo of Mrs. Mary Duggan nnd they were placed under quarantine. Tho C. W. 11. M. auxiliary of the Christian church will meet nt the home of Mrs. A. L. Mischke, 515 west II street, Friday afternoon. All of the church arc Invited. Phone Illnck 398, Palmer Llntzfor plumbing. '4-2 Leo Wherry, of Omaha, arrlvedMiere yesterday morning to visit his sister Mrs. George Yeoman for a week or longer. Mr. Wherry was formerly a resident hero nnd Is nowt employed as cashier In the union station in Om aha. EVENTS IN SOCIETY Mrs. W. D. Drown will entertain the J. F. F. club this afternoon at cards. 'Mrs. Joseph Jessup will entertain tho Elite card club tomorrow after noon. Tho Cntlfolic ladles will be cuter- tained at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ilcaley Thursdny afternoon. The Knights of Columbus have sold a largo number of tickets for tho so- clal dance which they ,wlll hold nt the Masonic hall Thursday evening. The M. M. M. club will meet Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Mitch ell, S01 west Sixth street, Instead of with Mrs. Ilawlcy as formerly an nounced. Mrs. A. E. Garllchs and Mrs. J. E. Hegarty will entertain at a tea at the ifegarty home Tuesday aftcrntaon to raise money for tho Burgical dress ing committee. "TiTh. W. M. Drown entertal.ied the Entre Nous club at cards Friday after noon. The highest scores wero made by Mrs. James Dorram and Mrs. .Tamed Frazler. Very enjoyable refreshments were served: Mrs. T, G. Thompson was a guest of the club. Lois Porter entertained ten little grls Saturday afternoon in hon or of her tenth birthday. Tho after noon was spont In playing games and the young hostess received a number of nretty romembranccs. A nice lunch was served In which was Included a birthday cake decorated with colored candles. Mrs. Elizabeth Weston, of D street, ontortalned tho Royal Neighbors' so cial club and their friends Friday af ternoon. Mrs. E. M. Smith and Mrs. Lillian Wright assisted In entertain ing. The house was dodoratcd in col ors suggestive ofctho valentine Benson which were also carried out in the lunch served. An Interesting 'content was held nnd first prize Avon by Mrs. on Dailor. Mrs. Fred Wnltesnintli will entertain the Indian card club this afternoon. Tho Mothers' club will bo tljo guests !of Mrs. J. D. Murphy tomorrow after noon. Mrs. A; J. Salisbury will bo hostess to tho Et-A-Ylrp club Thursday after noon. ' ' i Mrs. Lawhead and Mrs. Johnston will entertain the Entro Nous club and their husbands at a valentine par ty Saturday evening, Fob. 12th, i Mrs. C. R. Morey was hostess at an nftornoon tea yesterday, a function complimentary to her guest, Mrs. M. N. Johnson, of Plnttsburg. N. Y. The hours were from three to six and thirty or more guests were present. Table decorations wero carnations. The Travel and Study club met last evening at the home of Mrs. H. C Drock and spent a pleasant evening. Papers wero read on "Popular Au thors" by Misses Florcnco Stamp nnd Emma Smith. Refreshments were served. An out of town guest was Miss Jiosephino Heck, of Webster City, la. -::o:: Mr. nnd Mrs. M. K. Novlllo anl fami ly will leavo next week for Florida to remnln for several months. Alvln Ellas resigned his position ut the Llerk-Sandall grocery store yes terday and will seek other employ ment. for 'rent Some nice houses, burns, buy and oilier lands: Storage room nnd safe deposit boxes, by ltltATT Si GOODMAN. Tho Episcopal ladies will hold a social In the church basement Thurs day afternoon. Alter a year of abstinence from that which Intoxlcatcr,, the '"wets'" and "drys" will have nnotticr battle Toynl In Kearney In April. Dotli factions are now circulating petitions. For Sale Dungnlow, six nooms, mod ern In overy respect, situated in a very desirable locality In south part of town; good terms to the right par ty. For Information phono blnck 581. Mrs. L. R. Duke. it ::o: NORTH PLATTE EVIDENCE FOR NORTH PLATTE PEOPLE ladles :o: OLD LINE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE (iet the best, ft Is wrltcii by H H ATT k GOODMAN. Telephone Yom Grocery orders to 32 They will given prompt and careful attention. Lierk-Sandall Co. The Statements of North Platte Res idents Are Surely More Reliable Than Those of Utter Strangers.' Homo testimony Is real proof. Public statements of North Platto people carry real weight. What a neighbor or friend says com- pols respect. . Tho word of ono whose homo Is far away Invites your doubts. Hero's a North Platto man's state ment. , And it's for North Platto people's benefit. Such ovidenco is convincing. That's tho kind of proof that backs Doan's Kidnoy Pills. Charles F. Burroughs, 222 S. Pino St., Nortli Platte, says: "Several years ago I had occasion to uso Doan's Kid ney Pills and found them to bo a good kidnoy mcdlcino. I Buffered from burning pains in tho small of my back and my kidneys wore vary weak. Doan's Kidnoy Pills soon cured mo completely. I havo not been bothered by kidnoy trouble since. I tako plcas uro in endorsing this mcdlcino for tho, benefit of other kidney sufferers." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidnoy remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the snmo that Mr. Burroughs had. Fostor-MIlburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Flour Annoimceiiiesi In connection with Sun Beam Flour, we are now handling David Harum, Short Patent, Lexington 5X and Cream High Patent. Try us for Flour. , Best of quality and prices very reasonable. E. T. Tramp & Sons.