The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, May 09, 1916, Image 4
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Janios Dornn left Saturday ov onlng tor Sidney. Chnrlcs Reynolds has returned from a Bliort visit In Omaha. Mrs. Arthur Artz will entertain the Eldoon club Wednesday aftornoon. Miss Eileen Kcllher, of Omaha, Is visiting her uncle A. A. Schatz and family. Banker Nelson and family, of Ogal alla, spent the week end In town with friends. Gcorgo W. Vroman returned Satur day evening from a week's visit In Omaha. Mrs. Fred Elliott who visited friends In Keifrney. last weok camo home Saturday evening. Clean Up Suit Sale, all Wool Suits formorly priced up to $37.50 now go ing at $20.00 at BLOCK'S. Tho Lutheran aid sooloty will meet Thursday aftornoon at tho homo of Mrs. F. W. Hanson. Mrs. George Urown and children left yoatorday morning for York to visit rolatlvos for some time. Tluj Catholic Girls Club will ho entertained at tho homo of Mlsa Sadie Shcedy Thursday evening. Mrs. II. S.White ontortalncd the Golden Rule Blblo class of tho Pres byterian church Friday aftornoon. A largo class of boys and girls will receive their first communion at St. Patrlck'a church Sunday, Juno 4. Mrs. M. C. Hayoa and daughter Anna returned Saturday evening from Grand Island whore thoy visited last week. Found Largo samplo caso 1 miles east of Blgncll. Owner may liavo It by Identifying It and paying for this ad. Chris Rosenberg. Harold Burko has accepted a posi tion as stenographer In tho First Na tional bank and will tnko up his duties In tho near future. Judgo Grimes, Court Reported Bar ron and Attorneys Crosby, Hoagland and Wilcox went to McPhorson coun-! ty yestorday morning to hold court. Gottman'sIIand-Made Cigar. 5c. 14-tf t t a m....t. ... , t i - was guest at tho homo of Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Coatcs, last week has gono to Goring whoro ho will purchaso "a drug store. Tho Presbyterian aid Hoclcty will ba entertained at tho church parlors Thursday aftornoon by Mcsdamos II. S. Whlto Calla Davidson and Frank Laughlln. Mrs. D. C. Congdan was called to Fremont Sunday ovonlng by the ser ious illness of hor mothor Mrs. Thomas Hughes, a former resident of this city. Special Agents Fuller and Gcarhart, of tho gonoral land office, who have been making North Platto tholr head quarters for a month, went to Lo wellon yesterday. Dr. D. T. Qulgloy, formerly of tills city, but now ono of Omaha's most successful physicians, Hpont Sunday in town whllo onrouto homo from a pro fessional trip to Sldnoy. J. B. Hayes, of this city, who was recently appointed superintendent of agents for tho Standard011 Co. In Ne braska, wont to Omaha Sujiday night to enter upon his now dullds. i All boosters smoke TownBoost. tf Mrs. M. M. Rodonbaugh lbft last ov onlng for Pittsburg to visit relatives for sovoral woolen. Prof. Redonbaugh will loavo after tho closing of tho local schools and thoy will Bpend tho summor in Chicago. Saturday wns a bright day for Mr. and Mrs Guy Swopo, for Just boforo noon a boy camo to tholr homo. Con gratulations aro oxtomlod to tho par ents their fond 'wish has boon gratl llcd lu tho advont of a son'n Graduation drosses that aro beau tiful and mont reasonable In prlco now on display at BLOCK'S. W. D. Fiahor, newly elected nccro tary of tho Chambor at Commorco, ac companied by his wife and daughter, arrived from Alllanco Saturday, mak ing tho trip by auto. Mr. Fisher on- torcd upon his dutlos as secretary yestorday morning. Palm Loo Cigar 10c. 14-tf Mrs. W. W. Cummlngs and Mrs. Geo. O. Troxlor loft this morning for Mc Cook to attend, as dologatos from tho local chaptor, tlio grand chapter of the Ordor or Eastern Stnr. Tho grand chapter opens today and will bo In Buaomu mr two or uirco nays. CONTINUED QUARRELING ENDS IN SHOOTING .Mrs. Vhlnii Doggclt Ilmptli'H Rcvohcr lit llusliantl and Two of I lie Sliols Take Effect. As a culmination of a quarrcd which had continued for a couple of weeks and which nroso over the attention her husband had boon paying to nn othor woman, Harry Doggott, a switch man In the local yards, was shot by Ills wifo, Mrs. Vivian Doggott during tho noon hour Friday, Tho shooting occurred in tho apartments over tho Marti moat market which Mrs. Dog gott conducts as a rooming house. During a violent quarrel, In which Mrs. Doggott says dishes from tho din ner tablo wero Hung at her by her hus band, alio ran to Doggctt's ocat, which was lying on a trunk nnd taking a re volver from tho pocket, fired live times at 1ilm. Two of tho bullets took ef fect, ono making a furrow along the stomach, tho othor ontcrlng tho right shoulder and lodging against tho bono of tho arm, but not shattering it. Hav ing omptletl tho gun, Mrs. Doggott phoned tho sheriff that sho had shot hor husband. She was at onco placed under arrest and at tho same tlmo the wounded man was hurried to tho North Platto General hospital and giv en tho propor attention. Mrs. Doggott was arraigned boforo Judgo French Saturday morning and plead not guilty to the charge of ma liciously attempting to kill. Tho preliminary hearing of tho de fendant was hold Saturday after noon, Doggott boing able to ap pear In court anil testify. Ho ad mitted that ho and his wifo had quar rels, but thoy had not quarreled on tho day of tho shooting. Ho had ap plied for a pass preparatory to going to Omaha to Tcslgn, but before leav ing had gono to his homo. Whllo thcro his wifo .Btoppcd to tho phono and rang u i somo ono, and then coming to tho doorway of tho room opened flro on him. Mrs. Doggott was bound over to tho district court in tho sum of five hundred dollars. She furnished bond and was released from custody. ::o:: Can't Itulld llond on Wind. It will probably bo sovernl years boforo tho road botwocn North Platto and Maxwoll over tho now Lincoln Highway bridge can bo put In good shape. To mako a fairly good road will cost $3,000 to $4,000, and it will require sovoral annual lovlos to create this needed amount. Tho commis sioners aro anxious to have this road built, but thoy can't build it on wind. :o: : WK HAVE BUYERS For two houses In North Platte. What linvc you? BRA'JLT, (JOOMIAX & BUCKLEY. : jo; : Somo 3Ioncy. As will bo seen by tho Btatcmont published clsowhero, tho deposits in tho First National Bank on May 1st, tho day on wlhcli tho statement was called, was $G54,395.20. Never boforo has that institution published a state mont showing deposits so heavy. ::o: Froo offlco room for a doctor, don list, lawyer or real estate man, on north Locust street. Inqulro of E. Llndblnd. 33-2 County Judgo Fronch and Wllllaan Englos, loft at noon yesterday for Hastings to attend tho Grand lodgo of Knlglits of Pythias. Carl Shoots was arretted Saturday for being Intoxicated nnd fined nlno dollars nnd oighty coilts in Justico Mlltonborgor s court. Tho Senior class has completed Its courso In the hig)i school and will spond tho next two wooks preparing for the closing oxorcises and grauuti' tion tho lattor part of May. ' Cathorlno Green ontertalncd a num ber of hor Uttlo friends Saturday af tornoon at a party in honor of her eighth birthday. , Tho afternoon was pleasantly spent In playing games. "Dr. A. C, Honry, of Fostorla, O., is tho guest of the McDonald family this week while' onrouto homo from an ex tended visit lu California. Mr. Henry is tho chiof surgeon for tho Baltimore & Ohio railway. C. M. Trotter arrived from Omaha about two o'clock yestorday morning, making tho trip In a Uttlo roadster that has seen much wear and tear and in tho face of a wind that Hteadlly blow at a forty mllo gait. Ladles of tho Methodist church will havo an lco cream day at tho North Platto Candy Kltchon next Friday. Ico croam and drinks 'will bo sold from tho soda fountain all day. Patronago of tho members and othorB will bo greatly appreciated. SUIT SALE Organized 1849 Assets 160 Millions Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co. Under their new permanent and total disability clause will in case of permanent disability: First Waive all future premiums. Second Pay the insured a guaranteed MONTHLY income for life of $8.33 per $1,000. 1 Third At death, nav wife or children full face of policy. Insures in amounts of $1,000 to $100,000. For further particulars fill up and mail to J. H. HEGARTY, Dist Agent, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. My Name My Address . My date of Birth , 1 At The Leader STARTING WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. ISO Ladies Suits, MATERIALS-Taffetas, Serges, Gaberdines, Silk Poplins, Wool Poplins, Velour Checks etc. STYLESTailored Suits, Norfolk, Belted Models, Flaring Effects in all the new colors. Sizes 16 to 47. No two alike. These suits were consigned to The Leader, by one of the largest suit manufacturers in New York City to be closed out regardless of their value $25 Suits at $12.50 $30 and $35 Suits at $1875 $40 and $45 Suits at $27.50 One lot of Suits worth up to $20 at $9.50 These goods are of the very smartest styles shown this season, and at prices now offered we suggest that any one needing a suit call at once, as the consignment is left with us for but ten days and after May 20th whatever is left must be returned to the manufacturers. Alterations Free. m 200 Ladies and Misses' Coats 6oa2 ' j 653 Just arrived which will dc sold at a discount of twenty per cent. One lot Ladies1 Shirt waists worth up to $2 will be closed out at 50 cents each. Only fifty more days and this store will change hands. Everything in the store at a discount of ten and twenty per cent The'4 latest Novelties in Wash Goods are now shown at cur store at very lowest prices. TH LJ ET i n el Let ii r er North Platte. J. PIZER, Prop, CONFERS WITH COMMISSION RELATIVE TO KATES Whllo In Lincoln last week Julius Plzcr conferred with tho stuto railway commissioners relative to freight rates In connection with tho proposed open ing of a wholesale "grocery in North Platto. Tho mattor was discussed at length and takon under advisement by tho commission. Upon their ruling will dopond whether it will bo possible to opon a wholcsalo house, as tho all Important item Is tho freight tariff on carload lots from tho cast as well as tho west. O. J. Lane, genoral freight agent of tho union Pacific, will bo horo in a week or so and will go ovor tho rato situation with Mr. Plzor and others wlio nro promoting tho enterprise. No difficulty will bo experienced in securing nil tho capital needed. : :o: : Will Mend llond. Tho city council will expend about six hundred dollars all tho funds now available for that purpose In mondlng tho ronds leading to tho North Platto nnd South Platto bridges. Just at prosont wo do not know of nny road, considering tho amount of traffic that needs flxng much worso, partlculary tho road to tho south bridge undor n comnnra Uvoly now law a city of North Platto's slzo can mako a small lovy annually for Improving roads within a limit of six miles, which is a good law. Too much monoy cannot bo expended on roaiiB entering North JPatto; In fact we will novor bo nblj to ralso tho funds to put them in tho shapo thnt thoy eiiouui bo, but wo can ralso onoiiKh to mako somo improvement In tholr condition. Curd of Thanks. Wo extend our slnccro thanks to friends, nolchbors ami inoiiilmrn nf fraternal ordora for tho many acts of kindness shown ua following thn iinnM, of tho lato Mrs L. C. Hansen nnd for tho beautirul lloral tributes. L. C. HANSEN nnil PAATTT.V LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. Harry Block arrived homo Sat urday ovonlng from a lengthy visit In Now York. Mrs. J. II. Fonda returned Sunday night from a business trip to Water town, Wis. Miss Nora Anderson roturned Satur day ovonlng from Gothenburg where sho) visited relatives. Mrs. Edwlna Schatz, of Omaha, who had been visiting her son A. A. Schatz, loft at noon yesterday. Mrs. C. It. Moroy will entertain tho Indian Card Club tomorow aftornoon. Victor Bergman, of Brndy, camo horo yesterday to nccopt a position In tho Maxwell garage. Highest market price paid for hldos. Wo buy dry bones, Iron and othor Junk. Nqrth Platto Junk House. 27tf Dr. La than has moved his offlco from tho McCnbo building to rooms over tho Stamp bakory. Josoph Knnpp, of Hastings, arrived horo yesterday morning to accept a position with Simon Bros. Dan Roberts returned at noon yes torday from Cheycnno whoro ho spent tho weok end with relatives. Rov. T. D. Sulllyan, of Elm Creek, visltod with Rov. McDald yestorday and has gono to Ogalalla. J. B. Plolstlcker, of Dickens, was tho guost of his brother Frank Plol stlcker Sunday and yesterday. Mrs. Charles Burroughs roturned Saturday ovonlng from Kearney whero sho spent part of last week. Frank Dornn loft yestorday aftor noon for Omnha to visit Mrs. Dornn who is taking medical treatment Wllbor Green wns fined two dollars and fifty couts Saturday for excoedlng tho Bpeed taltmliu .automobile, roit SALE Unled liny, miy qunntlty, $(U50 per Fined for Assault. In tho county court Saturday Roy Green was fined $25 and costs for an assault upon T. E. Heskett, both of whom live north of Sutherland. Tho assault was In tho nature of an at tempt on tho part of Green to lasso Heskett 'with tho Intention of drag ging tho latter from tho horso he was riding. Green appealed tho caso to tho district court. :o::- A practice game of basd' ball was played on tho local diamond Sunday afternoon but on nccount of tho strong wind it was almost imposslblo to get control of tho ball. Tho score was Boostors twenty-two and Federals six. Batteries Tottcnholf and Ramsey, Ross nnd Husband and Adams. Notice. Pete Frenoff nvlll take notice, that on tho 27th day of April 1916 P. H. Sullivan, a Justico of tho Peace, of North Platte Precinct No. 1, Lincoln County, Nobraska, issued' an Ordor of Attachment for the sum of $21.50, in an action now pending before him, wherein Dr. T. J. Kerr, is plaintiff and Pete Frenoff, defendant, that property consisting of money,' as wages duo, in tho hands of tho Union Pacific Rail Road Compnay, a Corporation, has been attached undor said order. Said cause was continued to tho 14th day of Juno, 191G, at ten o'clock a. m. Dated North Platte, Neb., May Bth, 1910- DR. T. J, KERR. Plaintiff. - Choice Seed Corn We have choice Seed Corn from 1915 crop, showing it will mature early. Sweet Clover, Al falfa, Siberian and Hog Millet. H. L. PENNINGTON. Phone 99 and Black 388. 500 East Front. THE NURSE BROWN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1008 Wot F.urth Stre.t. phont Ethical, Moral, Efficient. An institution for tho treatment of Medical, Surgical and Confinement cc8cs- Dn.J.8.TwMM,rt?.lM;a 8522" . MRS. EMMA PULVEK and FAMILY. BRATT, GOODMAN & 1JUCICLEY.