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NOVELTIES
Fashionable Accessories
EVERYTHING IN THE
New Leather Novelties, Hand Bags, Strap Purses.
Collar and Cuff Sets, Leather Trimmings by the
Yard, Belts, also the full Leather Skins.
Beautiful Combinations, Strictly Japanese Designs.
All these designs are hand-painted by Japanese workmen; only the
best colors shown, Brown, Green, Blue and Purple combination.
We are positive that you cannot find a more extensive assortment
or more snappy styles than shown in our leather novelties. Watch
pur window, the full assortment will be shown, which cannot help
but please the most critical and fastidious buyer. Modest Prices.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Attorney J. J. Halllgan spent Tues
day In Ogalalla on business.-
"Wanted Man for farm work. Apply
to T. E. Doolittle. Phono 782F022. 18-2
Children's coats ages from 2 to 14
years, beautiful models from $2.50 up
at THE LEADER.
Mrs. Paul Gantt, of Haig, came down
a few days ago to vlst Mrs. Edith
Gantt and family.
J. E. Sebastian spent a few days this
week in Chappcll with relatives and
looking after business.
Mrs. K. H. Langford went to Le
wullen yesterday morning to visit
friends for several days.
James Flynn returned to his home
stead near Keystone "Wednesday after
spending some time here
Attorney W. V. Hoagland left Tuns
day evening for Lincoln to spend sev
eral days on legal matters.
Special prico on largo oranges for
Saturday at WILCOX DEPT. STOItE.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen, of
Brady were among those who' came
, hero this week to attend Robin Hood.
Engineer Phillip Edgan has been
111 for some time at his room in the
Elk rooming house and will be taken
to Omaha for an operation in a few
days.
Paul O. Meyers has filed for tho
republican nomination of police Judge.
J. B. Hemphill has returned from
Lexington where ho spent the fore
part of this iweek.
Dr. F. J. Wurtele spent Wednesday
in Ogalalla on professional business.
Neal Turpie is also interested.
Ladies and misses spring coats, all
styles and all sizes, $5.75 and up at
THE LEADER.
Miss Viola Knox is assisting this
week on the nursing staff of the
North Platte General hospital.
R. L. Graves has been in town for a
day or two visiting friends while cn-
J-oute east from Denver and other
iwestern points.
Louio Lipshiiz leaves tomorrow for
Fremont, where ho goes to dispose of
some property he owns. Tho receipts
from this sale will bo invested in
North Platto property.
Dress trimmings, silver and gold in
cluded, laces, embroideries, silk nets,
Georgctlo crepes in all shades, just ar
rived at THE LEADER.
Methodist ladies will have on sale
a lino assortment of aprons, fancy
ivork and rugs, also plenty of good
things to eat such as pie, cake, dough
nuts, bread and colored Easter eggs at
Derryberry & Forbes store Saturday,
April 22d.
Harley Bonham returned Wednesday
from Rochester, Minn. Ho reports Mrs.
Bonham fooling much better and will
leave the Mayo Bros, hospital in a
few days and return home.
At a meeting, of tho A. O- U W.
lodge held this week it was decided
not to sell their property on west
Sixth street. Cards were previously
sent out on which the membars cast
their vote and at tho final count there
wee found to bo twenty-eight in
favor of the sale and fifty-two against
For Rent 4 room house with largo
lawn and fruit trees. Inquire 717 North
Locust street. 17-2
The Knights of Shlllalah banquet
which is held annually by thirty-three
local members has been postponed
from Friday, March 17th to Monday
evening Marcli 20th at the bachelor's
bungalow. Tho entertainment will bo
in charge of J. T. Keefc who is prepar
ing a pleasing nnd appropriate program.
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The First National Bank
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XORT1I PZ.A.TT1S, ICSU-RASiVY.
Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
CAPITAL SURPLUSi
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE d
IIAYE BEEN THE FACTOKS IN THE GIIOWTII OF THIS
DANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LAItGE BALANCES.
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Fulleiloii l'uint $1.65 per gallon,
wllli my five year guarantee.
17-lf STONE, Tho Druggist.
Morris Wilcox and Gamble Bryan.
who were tried in tho county court
Wednesday morning for pocket plow
ing from George Mills at tho depot
Sunday evening, wero bound over to
tho district court in the sum of one
hundred dollars each. Attorney EaskiiiB
represented tho defendants and coun
ty attorney Gibbs appeared for the
state.
Infant's outfits at THE LEADER.
A full line of tho stork's goods will
bo found at THE LEADER.
The oi'fcers of the Yeoman lodgo
wore tho guests of Dean and Mrs. J. J.
Bowker at a six o'clock dinner Tu;.s
day evening. Tho tnblo was prettily
decorated with cut llowers. Thos?
present wero W. J. Tiloy, T. J. Korr,
Jas. Kecfo, Everett Evans, Leslie Bis
kins, W. E. Star, A. W. Shilling and
tho guest ' of honor Grand Foreman
William Kpch, of Des Moines, la.
Wanted Man and wife to work on
frt r,n Tnnnlrn fit i)a nfflpn 17.9
Steals Morphine.
A stranger appenred nt tho new
rooms of tho Nyal Drug Co. Tuesday
afternoon nnd asked for financial aid
to buy a meal. He was given work lor
tho afternoon assisting In unpacking
and nrrnnglg the stock nnd while do
ing so was discovered sccrotlng but
tles of morphine into his pocket. Upon
being searched eight dollars worth of
of morphine was found upon his per
son by the local offlcors and roatoied
to the linn. Thu man wns ordcied
out of town.
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.Make Arrangements for Cnrnhnl.
The spring and summer linos this
season at Tho Loador aro worth In
vestigating. While all classes of mer
chandises are advanced In price, Thu
Leader was fortunate enough to place
its orders before the advancement was
made, so wo aro In tho position to sell
you a high grado of merchandise ntthe
old prices, with the exception of qomo
domestic lines. Before you do your
spring purchasing seo THE LEADER.
Curtain goods tu all the latent pat
tho result of tliqlr Investigations this
Leader.
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Sues for Divorce.
Irene Mnhaffoy filed for dlvorco from
Jasper Mahaffey In tho district court
this week on the grounds of adultery.
The petition states that they were
married Oct. 27, 1915, In Denver ami
that shortly after It was discovered
that the defendnnt had on several oc
casions committed adultery with di
vers persons and that on Mnr. Sth,
191 G, he was found at tho Anthers
hotel In Omaha with one Jeslo
Brown, an Immoral person. The plain
tiff, through her attorneys Beoler &
Crosby, asks that the divorce bo
granted and her maiden name of
Irene Stuart bo restored to her.
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A 'meeting was hold in tho Carson fc
Landgraf rooms Wednesday evonlng
for tho purpose of making arrange
ments for Uie cnrnlval and fair which
wil bo hold at tho Lloyd opora house
from April 2Gth to 29th to secure funds
for tho local base ball team and avoid
subscriptions if possible. W. J. Land
graf as chairman of tho entertainment
commlttteo appointed R. P. Hnlllgnn
and R. C. Langford as assistants and
Messrs. Ilorrlgan, York, Robinson,
Hcaley, Porter, Hupfer, Salisbury,
Dick, O'Kcefe. Tiley, Pritchard, Dick
ey, Norton and Shilling wore placed
on sub-conimlttees and arc requested
to meet Sunday afternoon and report
the rosult of their investgations this
week.
Farm For Rent Inquire, of A. A.
sch'atz.
Mr. and Mrs. Gotha Lingrin, of Al
cester, S D., visited Dr. and Mrs. T.
J. Korr this week while enroutc homo
from the Paclflo coast.
Ford Touring Cnr' for sale In gofjd
condition. Apply at this office.
C. A. Gill and wife of Stapleton,
have been visiting the former's sister
tor Mrs. S. R. Derryborry while cn
oruto to tholr new home in Wheat
land, Wyo.
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Public Snlo Short Horn Cut tic
W. W. Blrgo and Frank Strolberg
will hold a public sale of Short Horn
cattle March 18th at 10 o'clock at
Julius Mogensen's North Side Sale and
Feed barn. In thlB salo Is Included
bulls and cows and anybody needing a
good herd bull should attend this salo.
We are making this salo for tho benefit
of tho people of Lincoln county who
desire to raise bettor stock. Come to
tills salo and get somo of theso ani
mals and put them on your farms and
seo if It don't pay.
FRANK STROLBERG, and
W. W. B1RGE.
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Wanted To Bent.
Ono 3-inch Centrofugal pump con
nected, to gasoline engine or electric
motor together with suction nnd dis
charge hoso mounted on truck Teady
for operation.
NORTH PLATTE WATER DEPT.
Horshey S. Welch, Water Commls-1G-!1
slonor.
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Notice to Bidders.
Senled bids will bo rocelved up until
G p. m. of Saturday, March 18th, 191G,
at tho offlco of tho wator commission
er of tho city of North Platto, Nebr.,
for tho furnishing of all labor and ma
terials and plastering tho old pump
room nt tho water works power houso
with a threo coat hard wall plaster
with sand finish.
Payment for samo to bo made In
city warrants.
Tho right Is rosorved to reject any
or all bids. For further Information
call at wator office.
HERSHEY S. WELCH.
1G-3 Water Commissioner.
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MARCH, THE GATEWAY
...March, !!)!(!, opens the gates to mi
other season of farm operation).'.
.May II lie a season of good grow
ing conditions, diligent and intelligent
labor, bounteous t'rnjw, for eery
I'nriiier In this community.
Panning and banking are so closely
related that It Is scarcely necesiiry to
explain our Interests In seeing, our
fanners prosper. Each lire Important
to the welfare of this commonwealth
and v lire ready at all times to as
sume our part In ndinne'ng the best
business nnd financial Interests of
those wo serve.
The Platte Valley State Bank
North Platte, Nebraska.
Every Dollar Expended For Lumber
Is Well Invested
The buildings you construct with the lumber
you buy, mean not only economy in the con
servation of crops, machinery and stock, but
add to the equipment and value of the farm.
Lumber purchased lor repairs, is an especially
wise purchasers its use prevents the buiidings
from deteriorating In value and uscfullness.
Coates Lumber and Coal Co.
The Home of Good Coal
Phone 7.
Lester Walker Sr. has filed ,for the
democratic nomination of police judge.
Arthur Toole, of Kearney, visited
Ills sister Mrs. Harry Boyle-this week.
Colter Eldor will onte'rtaln his Sun
day school class of the Presbyterian
church this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hamilton, of Mon
treal, who iwero guests at tho homo
of tholr nephew Earl Hamilton this
week, havo returned home
Tho Happy Hour club was entertain
ed at tho MIschko homo Friday after-
jioon wiltlt jMesdumcs Mischke and
Green hostesses. Several contest
wero onjoyed and prizes awarded to
Mrs. A. S James and Mrs. W. E. Booth.
Fivo new membors woro added to tho
membership. Tho club will entertain
their husbands at a St. Patrick's Soc
ial March 17th, at the homo of J A.
Skow. 1004 west Sixth street.
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A social danco will bo hold this ov-
cnlng by members of tho Zenda club
nt tho Lloyd opera houau'.
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Notice to "S
Green Stamp
Collectors.
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Telephone Yo ui
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
At the North Side Barn and Feed
Yards, North Platte, Nebraska, Satur
day, March 2Gth, at 1 o'clock, tho fol
lowing described property: One car
load of New Wagons und Bugglos of
tho "Old Hckory" Make, 1 car load of
New Machinery, consisting of Plows,
Cultivators, Listers, Disc, Harrows,
Manure Spreaders, Hay Sweeps, Hay
HakoB und Gnsollno Engines. (All
abovo articles will bo sold with a guar
antee thnt any defect of material or
workmanship will bo replnccd free of
charge any time within one year from
dato of sale.)
Also somo second hand machinery
of nearly evory description, and cattle
and horses.
Will gLvo ono box of apples to tho
first purchaser of a new wagon, buggy,
plow, lister, disc, harrow, manure
sprendor, hay sweep, hay rake, culti
vator, or gasollno engine.
Tonus of Salo: All sums of $20.00
or under cash, all amounts of $20.00
or over eight months' tlmo will be
given purchaser on approved notes
drawing ton por cent Interest from
date, two por cont discount for cash
on sums ovor $20.00. No property to
bo removed until satisfactorily sottled
for by cash or note.
JULIUS MOGENSEN, Owner
DAVE LOVE, Auctioneer,
F. C P1ELRTICKER, Clerk.
The lS cy II" Premium Parlor
will be moved from North Plalte
March 22. We request all those
laving full books to present
them for redemption on or be
fore that date.
For the benefit of those whose
books are not full, tho following
merchants' will give stamps unlit
April 16th,' 191 5:
FrcdlMarti, Meat Market,
J. II. Stone, Druggist.
Licrk & Sandall, Groceries.
After the removal of the Pre
mium Parlor Mar. 22 you may
order your premiums irom our
catalog. You can secure a cata
log from any of the above men
tioned stores.
Orders for premiums should
be addressed to
Sperry & Hutchison Co
1417 Harney St Omaha, Neb
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