EVENTS IN SOCIETY
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WHY DOES THE PAIttlEIt
There's a reason for everything. We ndvcrtlso fur llu;
reason dial we want lo keep prominently before yon,
(lie fuel (lull we. handle (lie Itest of
Lumber and Iluildiiiir Material
Tliertfll come u (line, when you'll luillil something,
and we wnnl yon lo come to us for nialerla). The
fuel thill
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
Is a guaranty of right prices and treatment
Coates Lumber and Coal Co,
The Home of Good Coal
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LOCAL AND 1'EItSONAL.
A. A. Schntz returned Wednesday
morning from Omaha where ho spent
several days on buisness.
Howard DolBon, of Omahn, who was
visiting his father W. S. Dolson for a
week has returned home.
Miss Efflo Christ, who visited lior
sisters In Loxlngton and Stapleton for
several weokB has returned.
Mrs. Jesso Van Dyko left at noon
Wednesday for Gothenburg to visit
friends for sovcral days.
Dr. Urock, Dentist, ovor Stono Drug
Store.
Clyde Tro,ttcr iroturned yesterday
morning ffrom a witness vlrflt In
Omaha,
Miss Ireno Schott returned Wednes
day from Lexington where she visited
.friends for several days.
Mrs. Ira Woldmnn, who has been
visiting relatlveu In Des Moines Is ex
pected to return homo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs George Brady and
family aro moving Into
ham house on east Fourth
Sam Osgood, of Denver, a former
resident here, camo a Jow days ago to
visit his brother Charles Osgood.
For Rent C room cottage cIobo in.
Inqulro Murtl meat market.
Georgo Stroup, of the l'ayno Invest
ment Co., of Omaha, foromrly of this
city, Is spending this weok In town.
Mrs. Georgo Skinner, of Osago, In.,
who was called hero by the death,
of her niece, loft Wednesday for hom$
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, McDonald Dank
Building.
N..E. Workman, of Bayard, formerly
of this city, visited local friends this
week and looked after business mat
ers. Max VonGoetz loft the early part of
the weok for Hastings to spend sov
cral days on business returned Wed
nesday. Mr .and Mrs. J. II. Kelly, of Goth
enburg, havo returned homo after
spending a few days with local
friends.
Old Trusty, 1'oultry Leader, and
Queen Incubators and Brooders at fac-
lory prlees. SIMON BROS. 1G-G
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Seeloyo, for
twenty-six yenrs residents of Dickens
precinct, wcro In town yesterday en
routo to Kearney, whero they will
innko tholr futuro home, having leased
the ranch.
Mrs. N. E. Matlock, of Omaha, arrive
ed Mondny evening to visit her dnugh
tor, Mrs. Georgo Brady, for a fort
night or longer.
Earl Souser, of Grand Island, came
Wednesday morning to visit his par
onts Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Souser for a
week or longer.
Mrs. Raymond Keegnn, of Fremont,
formorly Miss Tryono WInkelmnn of
this city, is spending this weok with
locnl relatives.
Mr .and Mrs. Loy Eyerley, of Her
shoy, visited In town thisweek wlillo
onrouto homo from tliolr wedding trip
to eastern points.
.Tho Eastern Star hold Initiation ex
crclscs at tho Masonic hall last ovon
Ing and after tho meeting were served
with lunch at tho Gem.
Gcttman'sIIand-Mndo Cigar 5c. 14-tf
J. B. McDonald returned yesterday
morning from Chicago and other east
ern points whoro ho spent a couple of
weeks on business.
Mrs. Ira L. Mlltcmbcrger Is suffering
with a broken arm which was sustain
oor during
tho Cunning-' cd while, Closing a storm d
Lh street' 1 tho Btrong wind Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jessup arc
oniovlnir a visit from the latter'a
mother, Mrs. Carlton, of Grand Is
land, who camo a few days ago.
Tho ladles who visit tho milnnery
dopnrtinontf. at DlockTs will not bo
disappointed. All tho now styles,
shapes and colors displayed correctly,
MRS. SAILOH, Milliner.
F. E. Bullard, Dean Bowker and Dr.
Mario Ames attenddd tho choral ser-
yico of tho Episcopal church at Ogal
alln tho first of tills week. Tho Ma
sons of that city attended In a boly.
To nssuro the entry of your name
in tho next telephone directory
wMck wlH bo out 'April 1st, you
should order a telophono not later
.than March 10th. 14-4
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanson wcro call
ed to Lincoln Tuesday night by the
Illness of Mrs. Hansen's fnthor, who
submitted to an operation at a hospital
and was In a critical condition.
'Thomas Gllniartln returned Wednes
day from Croston, la., whero ho nt
tonded tho funoral of his uncle. After
a short visit hero with relatives he
will resume work for tho American
Express Co. at Sterling.
Ono of tho busiost places In town,
always creating something now, some
thing tho trade is looking for. To eon
vlnco yourself look at our Spring llr.o
of millinery. 44-3 THE HUB.
Mrs. Jack McGraw will entertain
a number of ladles at a luncheon Frl
day evening In honor of Mrs. Pollock.
Mrs. A. J. Salisbury entertained
fifty ladles nt a kenslngton Tuesday
afternoon. The guests wore also en
tortnlncd wth a musical program and
rendlngs by Mesdames W. V. Hoag-
land, Edward Burke, W. J. TIley and
Miss Hazel Simpson.
Tho Yeomen masquerade on Tues
day ovening win attended by a large
number of 4he members and their la
dles In fancy and comic dress. Masks
wero romoved at ten o clock and dan
cing continued until midnight. The
Stnmp orchestra furnished an enjoy
able program.
Tho .1. F. F. club held a very pleas
ant meeting at the heme of Mrs. Ike
Stobblns Tuesday afternoon. The dec
orations, favors and games were sug
gestive of St. Patrick's Day. First
prize was awarded to Mrs. W.
B. Brown and second to Mrs. James
Dorram. Guest prizes were given to
Mosdames Cy Hussell nnd P. H. Lon
ergan. It was decided to discontinue
meetings during Lent.
The Indian card club was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon at theSeeborgor
home. Eight tables were used In pro
groslve flvo hundred and the llrst
prize awarded to Mrs. Thomas Healoy.
Other prizes wore won by Mrs. Allison
Wilcox and Miss Hannah Kelilior. In
addition to tho regular mombers
twelve guests wore present. Assisting
in entertaining wero Mcsdanies Arthur
Iloaglnml. Charles Herrod and J. B.
Hnyes
The Degree of Honor held nn enjoy
able "Hard Tiino" social at the K. P.
hnll Monday evening. The attendance
was larger than usual and the cos-
ifttmes wero comic. A ilsli pond in
charge of Misses Minnie Lowe, Nell
Hanllln nnd Ellen McCarthy furnished
amusement for tho children. Tho fol
lowing program was rendered: Violin
solo Leo Saltow, song Gladys Corn
well, reading Fred Hamilton, piano
soloi Zella Dorram, duet, Mildred Mor
ris and Angela Roddy, reading Lyle
Palmer, song Lewis Wnlden, reading
Eilcon Priest.
The last ball beforo the Lenten sea
son was given by the Lady Forresters
Monday evening at tne Lloyu opera
houso and attended by several mm
dred people. Promptly nt nine o'clock
tho Stamp orchestra played the open
ing wnltz and until one o'clqek a. in,
tho floor was filled with dancers. Mrs
P. H. Loneragn acted as Mistress of
Ceremonies and her committees on re
ceptlon and arrangement consisted of
Misses Josio O'Hare, Ethel Donegan,
Jessanilno Flynn, Margaret McGin-
loy, Mesdames James Hart, S. C. Car
ney, W. II. LoDIoyt, Glen Miller, Geo.
Voselpka and F. J. McGovem. Tho
net receipts amounted to ono hundred
and fifty dollars nnd tho ladies wish
to tlinuk all who assisted them.
Tho second annual banquet of the
members of tho Fourth Degree of the
Knights of Columbus wns held at the
Masonic hall Teusday evening. About
twenty members and their ladies at
tended nnd were served with an elab
orate menu under tho direction of Mrs.
James Hart. Tho dining room and
tables wero decorated with largo
bcKiuets of flowers and the national
colors. C. J. Pass acted as toast
master and among those who respond
ed to toasts were Rov. P. McDald, Dr.
N. MeCnbo and George A. Austin. Dur
ing tho banquet music was rendered
by a lnrgo victrola and tho latter part
of the evening was devoted to Card
games and dnncing. Assisting in ser
ving wero Misses Irene Hubbard
Wllla Haugh and Catherino Herrod.
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"Be Sure You're Eight."
The farmer who plants seed tills
spring without knowing to a certainty
that It will gcriulnale and innko ai good
stand, Is bigger speculator than any
upon Wall Street.
In this year when prices aire certain
to bo nbovo normal, let our farmers
play safo by making thorough seed
tests before tho planting season
..To accept seed corn on tho ilnal
say-so of seed houses in view of last
season's erratic production may bring
disappointment nnd result in tho
loss of time, labor nnd money. Be sure
you're- right, then plant. Let your
watchword be, "TEST, DON'T
(JUESS."
The Platte Valley State Bank
North Platte, Nebraska.
In BJorson's "Happy Boy," tho old
sciiool master says: "My eyes will
bear no moro now; they bco well
enough In tho open, but acho and
water over smnll tilings." With all his
learning, tho old gentleman did not
kncw that his eyes wero simply call
Ing for help, crying for aid glass aid
HARRY DIXON, Jeweler and Optome
trst, west side of Dewey street.
Public Sale Short Horn Cuttle.
W. W. Blrgo nnd Frank Strolberg
will hold a public salo of Short IIotii
cattlo March 18th at 10 o'clock at
Julius Mogensen's North Side Sale and
Feed barn. In tills salo Is included
bulls and cows nnd anybody needing n
good herd bull should nttond this salo,
Wo aro making this sale for tho bcnollt
of tho people of Lincoln comity who
desire to raise better stock. Come to
litis salo and get some of those ani
mals and put the-m on your farms and
see If it don t pay.
FRANK STROLBERG, and
hi-:! W. W. BIRG1-
Notice 'to illdders.
Sealed bids will bo rocolved up until
C p. in. of Saturday, March ISth, 1910
at tho oil Ice ot tho water commission
or ot tho city of North Platte, Nobr.
for tho lurnlshing of all labor and nia
tennis nnd plastering tho old pump
room at the wator works power house
with a throe coat hard wall plnsto
with mind finish.
Payment for same to bo made in
city warrants.
Tho right Is reserved to roject any
or nil bids. For further Information
call at wator office.
HERSHEY S. WELCH,
10-11 Wntor Commissioner.
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Seed Oats.
We havo a car coming. Loavo your
orders.
Coates Luinor & Coal Co
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For Commissioner.
I respectfully announce- myself as a
candldnto for county commissioner
from tho first district subject, to tho
action of the democratic votors at tho
primary election.
J. C. WILSON.
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N'urso Brown Hospital Notes.
Miss Myrtlo Thomns, ot Maywood,
was oporated upon tho first of the
week nnd is doing woll.
Mrs. John Konnoy, of BIgnell, re
turned to her homo yesterday after
a series of treatments.
Mrs. Georgo IC. Brown, of Ilnyos
Centor, undorwent nn operation tho
first of this weok and is doing nlcoly
Mrs. Ed Noble is improving and will
soon bo ablo to return home.
Miss Emma Sanderson, of Suther
land, was operated upon Wednesday
HE style even I of the year will soon be here; but it will find us
ready. For months we've been working and planning that the-
clay might see us ready to help you choose your wardrobe that you
might take your place in the Fashion Promenade.
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ever.
In making up your Easter outfit you will be more careful than
You will want to be sure that your are not going wrong in
selecting any article of apparel. Then is just the time we welcome
you most heartily to an inspection of our. different departments. No
matter what your needs, in the matter of dress -under appaiel or
outer wear -for the home or outdoorsyou'll find we have it -just
a little better, in just a little larger selection from which to choose,
thanyou thought.
Even if you don't intend to buy, accept our invitation to attend
and see what the world of fashion offers for Easter Display.
E.T. Tramp & Sons
KAILKOAD NOTES
BOCTOlt C. C. HOLLITT at
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ira Woldmnn returned Wednesday
from DesMolnes whore ho visited the
faro part of tho weok.
Georgo L. Conloy, of Denver, came
Wednesday to take charge of tho
Barkalo'w News stand.
D. B. Gould, of Grand Island, who
recontly accepted tho management of
tho Barkalow News Stand In tho Union
Pacific dopot, lias resigned and will
loavo today.
Honry P. Richinnnd, of Omaha, a
vetoran nowspapcr man, nnd ono of
tho best known democrats in the
stato, arrived in town Tuesday and
will manago Keith Neville's guber
natorial campaign.
James Becker, telegraph operator at
tho station west of tho now round
houso, was overcome by gas Tuesday
ovonlng whilo taking a bath. Tho ser
vices of sovcral physicians wero nec
essary to restore him to consciousness
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wolf left Wed
nesday evening for Kansas City whero
tho former has been appointed travel
Ing watchman ror the U. P. For tlireo
months past ho had been assistant to
Officer Ira Weidman in tho local
yards.
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Mss Edith Luclllo Bobbins will ap
pear in song irvjcltnl at tho Methodist
..lnireh Frldav evening. March 10th.
Tho price of admission will bo 35c for
aliults and IDo lor cnuuron. Anyone
wishing tlckota mny securo them by
calling nt olthor of tho threo banks,
Dorryberry & Forbes storo, Tho .Star
p.totldne houso and the Anioauies
ninrn on tho north side. 14-2
Mrs. Orrn Sailor spont yesterday
in Horshoy on buslnoss conected with
hor millinory parlors thore.
W. P. Snydor loft yesterday morn
inc for Lexington and other towns In
eastern Nebraska on bulsness for a
Dean Bowker has just received word
that Dr. Rollitt of Minneapolis, Minn.,
will preacli tho sermons, morning and
ovening on Sunday, 12th. Mr. Rollitt is
tho official secrotary of tho North
West Synod of tho Episcopal church,
tho synod taking in cloven states in
cluding Nebraska. All aro Invited to the
Church of Our Savior on Sunday next.
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Seed Potatoes.
I havo for salo Early Ohio and
Potentate seed potatoes. Ono dollar
per bushol, or ninety cents in ten
bushel lots. Call aitJ tho homo ranch.
Phono 790F31. Mrs. Wm Siehold. 15-C
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Attorney J. J. Halligan spent yes
terday In Sutherland on legal matters.
B. B. Bakor left yesterday morning
for Ogalalla whero ho will spend sev
eral days.
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Telephone Yo vv
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a
makes poultry healthy;" makes hens
lay; not a stimulant, but a tonic,
that tones up the dormant egg or
gans, brings back the scratch and
cackle, and compels each hen to
put her share of eggs in the market
basket.
It also contains internal antisep
tics that counteract disease; insures
a healthy, singing poultry flock.
Costs but a trifle a nennv's worth
enough for 30 hens per day. 1 4 lbs. 25c; 5 lbs. 60c; 12
lbs. Sl.ldb; 2b-lb. sn.iU. Guaranteed by
The Rexall Drug Store, phone 4
ami Is resting easy.
fow days.
