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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Hay Langford spent a day in Suther
land on business this week,
Bruce Drown roturned Wednesday
eve"hTng from n business visit in Ogfi
lalia. A 'number of line rjsgistorcd Here
ford bulls for sale. E." B. McConnell,
Sutherland. 23-4x
A baby girl was -bom Wednesday
morning to Mr and Mrs. Martin Wy
man. All concorncd arc doing nicely.
.J. S. Koch, of Hersliey, republican
candidate for county commissioner
from the third district, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs Georgo B. Dent will entertain
tho domestic scienco department of
tho Twentieth Century club Monday
afternoon, April 10.
Tho Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.
J. E. Nisley of tho fourth ward, died
from tho after effects of a severe case
of measlps Tuesday evening.
Tho regular mectng of the Twenti
eth Century club will be held Tuesday
evening, April 11 at tlio chamber of
commerce roohis. An election of of
ficers will bo held
You can save twenty per cent on
the dollar by purchasing your tinstcrj
suit or coat at Mock's Annhersnry
sale which starts Saturday.
Hogs sold in tho local market yes
terday for $8.50, but earlier in tlio
week wero fifteen cents higher. C. H.
Walter says tho hogs aro being pretty
well cleaned up in the country tribu
tary to this city.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stone Drug
Store.
Henry Fogel, a former North Platte
blacksmith was In toKvn yesterday on
route to Scotts Bluff where ho will
open a shop. Since leaving this city
in 1895 he has been located at Hast
ings. We have the exclusive agency for
Hikell's Violet Articles. Every article
guaranteed.
NYAL DRUG STORE.
The funeral of little Catherine Irene
Nisley was held frorii tho residence
yesterday afternoon and interment
made in the North Platte cemetery.
Harry G., Ivnowles was in charge of
the services.-'
A petition was filed yesterday morn
ing in tho county 4 court for. tho ap-.
pointmcnt of Rush Dean as' "admin
istrator of the estate of tho late Mm.
Nancy Donaldson, which consists of
1,160 acres of land. The hearing has
been set for May 5.
For Farm Loans see or, write Geno
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building.
North Platte. 41tf
W. A. George, former state treas
urer, now a candidate for the republi
can nomination for governor, spent
yesterday in town meeting old time
friends and taaklng now acquaint
ances. For many years Mr. Georgo
was a rosident of Broken Bow, having
located there in 1879.
For Salte Good second hand five
passenger Ford car. Inquire at Wilcox
Department store.
A baby boy was born last week to
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Drew, of Omaha,
making the fourtli consecutive boy
born to them. Mrs. Drew, who was
formerly Miss Fanny VonGoetz of this
city, writes her father that she has
not fully decided whether she will
organize a ball team or form a regi
ment of volunteers.
Ask Harry for a "Nyal Special" at
our soda department. Some delicious
dish.
NYAL DRUG STORE.
Col. Maurice Fowler, of Grand
Island, has been in this section this
week buying horses. He secured a
carload at Keystone, which he shipped
out yesterday. The French and Italian
Governments had temporarily stopped
tho inspection and purchase of horse3,
but resumed yesterday. As a result of
this suspension there iwas a decline In
prices.
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For Your Next Order of
Feed. Hour, cabbage, potatoes, ap
ples, sand hill seed potatoes of all
kinds see J. Mogcnsen at tho North
Side barn or phone 29. 22-tf
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Will Commence Saturday a. m., April 8th, and End Saturday, April the 22nd.
Fr csh Rubber Goods
Direct From Factory.
STONE'S DRUG STORE
AGENTS
Come, North Platte! Join in the Celebrulion of our Fourth Anniversary. A Great Birthday Sale, in which Block's start their Fourth
year's business with extra values that will crowd our store with enthusiastic buyers- Three years ago when our doom first opened we
hod nothing but confidence and hope. In a minule we had customers. Right from tho start we had business. In a month we had manj'
friends. In a year we had a splendid following of regular customers, and now after three years we are established as one of North
Platte's permanent and leading business enterprises. Through our legitimate methods of merchandising we have gained your confi
dence. "We Have Won." To show our appreciation of your generous patronage which is responsible for our grand success, we will cel
ebrate the event by offering you any
Neyj Spring Suit, Coat, Dress, Skirt or Silk Waist at a Discount of
Twenty Per Cent Off the Regular Price
Your Golden Opportunity to Buy your Easter Suit, Coat,
Dress, Skirt or Blouse at a Saving of 20 Per Cent on the Dollar
Just think Ladies! What this means to you Right Now, at the start of the sea
son, when every woman needs new additions to her wardrobe; you save One
Fifth off on any garment you may purchase. The stock is Brand New, Clean
and right up to the minute in Style. The prices are marked in plain figures;
just deduct the Discount you are entitled to during this sale and see the great
saving for yourself.
Value giving and the Right Merchandise have been, and are, the cardinal principles of this store. No one can come to BLOCK'S and
make a mistake. We allow no one to be disappointed. We are not satisfied until you are. We start on our fourth business year with a
determination to please, to keep our store new and attractive, to satisfy you always with merchandise, value and fair dealing.
This .Sale Foi4 Cash
Only
Alterations Free of
- Charge -
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LADIES' OUTFITTING STORE.
NORTH PLATTE'S ONLY MODERN EXCLUSIVE LADIES' SHOP.
Remember, we are
here to stay, there
fore we will satis
fy you or refund
your money.
Attorney J. G. Beeler has gone to
Lincoln to spend several days on busi
ness.
All boosters smoke Town Boost, tf
Miss' . Comfort Conway expects to
leave soon for California to spend a
month.
Luclen Stebbins loft at noon Wednes
day for Chicago to visit for two or
three weeks.
J. II. Ilegarty has returned from
Denver where he spent a week on
business.
Mrs. Sam Richards, of Omaha, who
has been visiting here for several days
will leavo tomorrow.
Tho ladies biblo class of the Pres
byterian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Fred Perritt.
Don't fail to attend Dlock's Annl-
vcrsnry sale which opens tomorrow.
Miss Margaret McGlnley returned
Wednesday from Keystone where sho
visited hor brother, George McGinley,
for a few days.
Wanted A Housekeeper. Address
Thos. McConnell, box 31, Route 1,
North Platte. 23-4
Mr. and. Mrs. Prank T. Redmond re
turned yestorday afternoon from Los
Angeles whero tho former had gono
for tho benefit of his health. Ho re
turns very much improved.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist, McDonald Bank
Building.
For Sale 2 acres, 7 room house,
good out buildings, situated on Lin
coln highway within city limits. This
is a bargain. Inquire of I L. Mllton-
berger.
Mrs. Loulso Peters expects to go to
Atchison, Kansas, in a few days to
isit her son, Claude, who is attend
ing Midland College and has been ill
with carbuncles for somo time.
For Sale Seed oats, seed corn and
spring wheat seed. Coates Lumber &
Coal Co.
Dr. N. McCabo is making arrange
ments to movo his office into rooms
ovor tho Hcndy & Ogier garago.
Miss Mayrao PIzer expects to go to
Grand Island next week to visit her
cousin Miss Mildred Pizer who has
been seriously ill wth quinsy.
City Proporty to Trade for Farm
Land. Address postoffico box C17. tf
Miss Florenco Stamp will return
shortly from Kansas City where she
hna hncn vlaltlnK her sister for sev
eral weeks. Upon her return sho will
accept a position as assistant to Miss
Irene O'Donnoll in tho Western Union
office.
former north i'j.atti:
girl is married
'A' Kansas-City paper gives this ac
count of tho mnrrlago of Miss Ilelon
Hersliey, a former resident of North
Platte, which occurred last week:
"Tho marriage of Miss Helen Her
sliey and Mr. Leonard Jullen of Okla
homa City was solemnized last eve
ning at the home of tho brides' par
ents, Mir. and Mrs. John Harry Her
sliey, 3401 Benton boulevard. Tho
marriage ceremony was performed by
tho Rev Harry C. Rogers in tho" liv
ing room before tho mantel, which
was banked with foliage and baskets
of dainty spring flowers in .pink and
(white. Tho samo color scheme was
used in the dining room, whoro tho
wedding cake occupied the center 5f
tho tablo surrounded by jink and
white flowors, and lighted candles. Be
fore tho ceremony Mrs. James Harold
Hersliey of Olatho sang "Because" and
"Tho Perfect Flowers" by Guy d'-
Hardelot, accompanied by Mrs. Nell
Campbell Gatcholl, who played tho
wedding music. Tho brldo woro a
beautiful gown of whlto satin and
chantilly lace, round length, with a
short Eglnish veil caught to tho hair
with orango blossoms. Sho carried a
shower bouquet of bride's roses and
lllles-of-the-valley. Tho brldo's niece,
Betty Hersliey, attended as ilolwor girl.
Sho woro a frock of whlto not with
pink ribbons and carried tho ring in a
basket of roso petals. Mr and Mrs.
Jullen loft for a wedding Journey and
after May 1 will bo at homo, 129 East
Sldo boulevard, Muskogee, Oklahoma".
CONTRACT JS A WADDED
FOH I'AHOCIIIAL SCHOOL
The contract for the construction of
tho new Catholic scliool on east
Fourtli strct was awarded tho first
of this fweok. The general contract
for $25000 was given to A. C. Ludwig,
of Arlington, Neb., and work will be
gin next week. Tho wiring contract
was given to W. J. Holdorness of this
city for a flguro close to $000. F. W.
Hansen received tho plumbing work
which is estimated at about $5,000.
Tho building when completed will cost
in tho ncghborhod of $31,000. It will
bo of red pressed brick with stone
trimming with two stories and a base
ment. It will bed ivided Into cla3S
rooms, dormatorles, chapel, gym
nasium and study rooms. Tho Doml
can sisters of Wisconsin will bo In
charge and school will begin early
in September.
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JEW PHYSICIAN LOCATES.
Dr. Will Ivorn Shaffer, an osteo
pathic physician late of Los Angeles,
arrived In North Platto Wednesday
nnd will locato lioro. Ho has secured
an offico in tho Reynolds', building,
which ho has furnished nnd is ready
to receive patients or calls for his
servlcos.
Miss Colesta Knton, of Alliancj,
who has boon visiting her sister, Mrs.
Glen Miller for sevornl weeks, will
return homo in a few days.
In tho county court the first of tho
week Louis Smith filed a petition to
becomo tho administrator of tho es
tate of tho lato Elizabeth Smith.
Companions
aro Cow Drain Hour ami good
bread. If yon employ the first
you nro always sure of tlio sec-
. ,)nd. Tlioy go together oven when
(accompanied by only moderate
,j baking skill. Order n sack of
'J Cow Drand flour from your
grocer. Don't mix It with other
I flours. Gho the Cow Drand n
j chance to show what It can do
1 by Itself.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
Special Price
si Live Hens this Week,
We ofler you for your live poultry (Good Slock, Empty
Craws.) The following prices per pound.
Chickens thaUare full ol iectl will he docked from 3 to
5 pounds to the, 100. We are not buying fcccNiUhis; price.
sllens , .-j. .LSc.
Old 'Roosters 5c.
Ducks JOc.
Stags 8c.
Geese 8c.
Turkeys . . 13c to 14c.
If you bringjm over 100 liens at one time (not full of
feed) we will payjfyou lc a pound premium on Hens.
, This price is good until Saturday Night, April 8th, unless
cancled in Friday's Issue.
North Platte Produce Co.
EARLY SEED OATS
We will have a car of choice Early Seed Oats
on track Wednesday, Also Seed Corn, Siberian,
andHog Millet, Alfalfa and Sweet CloveriSeed, and
the price will suit you. w
H. L PENNINGTON,
Phone 99 and Black 383.
500 East Front.
Have Your Piano Tuned
WYL1E WALKER
014 West 4th St. North Platto, Neb
Write or Call Phono Red 344
Pianos Tuned and Repaired Anywhere.
Ofilco phone 241. Res. phono 217
L. C . DROST,
Osteopathic Physician.
North Platte, - - Nebraska.
McDonald Dank Building.
Notice of Petition.
Eatnto No. 1404 of Waltor Stewart,
deceased, In tho county court of Lin
coln county, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, To all per
sons interested In said Estato tako
notlco that n potltlon has boon tiled
for tho probato of tho last will and
tcstiunont of Waltor Stowart, de
ceased, and for tho appointment of
MInta 13. Stowart as Exocutor of said
will, (which has been set for hearing
heroin on April 28, 1910, at 9 o'clock
a. in. Dated April 3, 1910.
GEO. E. FRENCH,
23-3w County Judgo.
