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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
LouIb Peterson who has boon 111
for Bomo timo Is greatly Improved.
Mrs. Itoy Wlison visited her parents
la Sutherland this -vvock.
Miss Marlon Lawson began work In
the Gem Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Vanscoy loft Tuesday ovonlng
for Ord to visit relatives for a fow
days.
Millard Hosier will attend tho State
shooting tournmnt at Grand Island
next week.
Mr. W. L. IllclmrdB has returned
from a short visit wth relatives In
Odeb'sa.
Mrs. James McMichacl has gono to
Lexington as dolegato to tho W. It. C.
convention.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug
Store
Mr. and Mrs. Harry York aro happy
over tho arrival of a baby girl at their
homo Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Fto'rolth loft at
noon Tuesday for Omaha and other
eastern points
Mrs, J. A. J01103 will lcavo In tho
near futuro for Danville, Va., to spend
a month with relatives.
Theodore EIrdam waB called to
Dnovor this wcok by tho death of 1i1b
sister Mru- Frazler'. .
Mrs. Wm. Eves, of Horshcy, was tho
guest of Mrs. Sanford Hartman tho
early part of this week,
Mrs. Mary Elder was among thoso
who attondod tho W. It. C. encampment
at Loxlngton this wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. John States will lcavo
shortly for Donvor to visit tholr son
for a couple of wooks. '
Mrs. Eddy, of Ogalalla, who was
tho guest of Mrs. J. R. McWUlams,
returned homo Tuesday evening,
Dr. Charles Adams roturncd Wed
nesday from Lincoln where he attend
cd tho State Dental Convention.
Mrs Mary Moonoy left at noon Tucs
day for Lexington to visit friends and
attend tho W. It, C. encampment.
Mrs. Floyd Jackson left Tuesday
ovonlng for Kilmer to spend a week
with hor slstor Mrs. Charles Kilmer.
Officer Clint Pattorson, of tho Union
Pacific was hero Wcdnosduy -while cn
routo homo to Omaha from Itawllntf.
Dr .and Mrs. N. McCabo loft at noon
Tuesday for Omaha whoro thoy were
called by tho death of Mrs. McCabo's
sister.
Mrs. Aston Henderson, of Calloway,
who was tho guest lof hor parents Mr.
and MrB. Dyboo roturncd "Wednesday
morning. -
Gettman'sHand-MadoClgar. Ec. 14-tf
Miss Helen Waltomath returned
Wcdnosday ovenlng from an extended
vslt with friends In Omaha and Conn
ing, la.
J. L. Sinclair has resigned his po
sition hero as foreman of tho P. F. E.
and has gono to Rawlins tot accept a
posltfon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soyferth, of
San Francisco who visited Mrs. Anna
Soyferth have gono to Omaha to visit
tho Quigloy family.
A baby boy was born tho first ofthls
wcok to Mr. and Mrs. Allison Wilcox
at tho Payno ranch southeast of town.
All concorned aro doing nlcoly.
Mossrs. Evans, Hoagland, Ilcaley,
Mason and McMichaol aro among those
wlio "wont to Loxlngton this wcok to
attend tho G. A. R, encampment,
Ed Rebhausen loft Tuesday ovonlng
for Laramie, whorb ho will toko a po
sitron with his brothor Henry, who
reconty opened a saloon In that city.
Port Laws, of Cozad, spent tho first
of this week visltng his eon Nerlo
Laws.
Palm Leo Cigar 10c 14-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Bailey havo re
turned from Goring where thoy had a
successful fishing trip.
Charles Thompson, of tho Lincoln
school of music, Is expected hero
shortly to visit tho homo folks.
For Rent Four room houso at 302
South Walnut. Inquire of T. Slmants,
303 South Chestnut street. 35tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Foster will
lcavo Juno 1st for an extended visit
with tholr daughters In Omaha.
County'Hcachors reading circle and
examinations will bo held by tho
.county superintendent today and Sat
urday.
M. and Mrs. James Kennedy left
Wednesday afternoon for Willow
Island to visit rolatvcs for soveral
days .
Mrs, Charles Llerk, Sr., and Mrs.
Charles Llerk, Jr., went to Gothen
burg Wednesday to visit relatives for
several days.
Elmor Wilkinson, of Portland, who
formerly lived horo and has been visit
ing tho Johnson family left Wednesday
aftornoon for Topokn, Kan.
Highest market prlco paid flor hides.
Wo buy dry bones, Iron and othor
Junk. North Platto Junk Houso. 27tf
Tho Ivanhoo club hold a very enjoy
able danco at tho Lloyd opera houso
Tuosday evening. Tho Stamp orches
tra furnished tho music.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON
Loans, Real Estate and Insurance
FARM LOANS
We have plenty of money on hand to loan on farms and ranches.. We guar
antee the lowest rates and best terms. No delay in closing loans.
INSURANCE
Fire, Lightning, Tornado and Hail Insurance written - in the best Insurance
Companies at lowest possible rates.
All losses promptly and equitably settled. ' Our insurance department has
been doing business for 45 years with never a dissatisfied customer.
REAL ESTATE
Investors and homeseekers can always find choice bargains in City Property
and Farm Lands at our office.
At this time we have a number of special bargains in dwellings, the property
' of non-residents, that must be sold. Small payment down and the balance in
monthly installments. We are offering these properties at a fraction of their
real value.
BUCHANAN & PATTERSON,
B. & L. BUILDING. NUKTJri PLATTE, NEB.
No 11 Goes Bnck Juno 4th.
Omaha men running Into worm
Platto say that trains No. 11 and 14
will bo put back Sunday, Juno 4th.
Thcso aro tho trains to and from
Denver. Train No. 11 will arrive here
somewhat later than last summer, fol
lowing train No. 1 Instead of preced
ing It. It Is not known Just tho tlmo
of' tho arrival of No. 14, but It will
leave Denver In tho morning and reach
this terminal lato in tho afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Jackson aro ex
pected hero today to visit with tho
latter's mother Mrs. J. A. Jones. Mrs.
Jackson wllV remain hero until June.
Robert Waldo, of Cheyenne, former
ly of this city was hero this week
while enrouto to Rutland, Vt., whore
ho was called by tho death of his
mothor.
Miss Gladys Whlto has resigned her
position at tho local telephone office.
Leo Sullivan, of Omaha, formerly of
this city, la spending a few days In
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Whlto loft Tuos
day ovenlng for Omaha to visit with
tho former's brothor who resides In
Now YOrk and Is spending a fortnight h10 will placo a North Platte sign
in Omaha. board showlnc the distance to this city
A car of undesirable citizens from wnoro roaus iorK a worm rmuu
Pnllffvrnlti wint Hirnttfh M,n nnrlv nnrt Pointer Will bo CreCted. Ho Will also
of thin wcok to Washlncton. D. C. teiepnono poies wun
Fisher Will Mark Roads
Secretary Fisher loft this morning
Dn an auto trip to Maywood, thenco to
McCook. The object of tho trip Is to
mark with signs tho road between
this ctly and McCook. Every ten miles
tho
whoro
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Long on Caution.
A Wall street man was speaking of
tho cautiousness of a certain opera
tor. "No wonder," ho said, "that man
Is so successful. Ho Is tho most care
ful, tho most suspicious follow I . ever
encountered. He reminds mo of an
old farmer 1 used to know. It was
said of this farmer that whenever ho
bought a now herd of shoop ho exam
ined each animal closely to make suro
It had no cotton on it." Exchange.
Dally Thought.
Tho way to gain a good roputation
is to endeavor to be what you desire
to appear. Socrates.
Sporting Offer.
"I want to help you," said a be
nevolent man who had been accosted
by a tramp, "but if I glvo you a dime
I'm afraid you won't put it to a good
use." 'Well," replied tho tramp, "that
ain't enough tor do much harm with,,
or much good either, so tako a chanco,
gov'norl"
The Child Critics.
Parents are living dally before the
most critical audience in tho world
their child. The small deceit, the loss
of temper all such things are seen
by tho small critic, and they all color,
in later years, his feeling for his par
ents. From tho Delineator.
from whoro thoy will bo sent to var
ious places,
Tho Wcstorn Nebraska Bar Assocla
Hon will moot here Juno 12th. A
meeting to which tho ladles aro In-
a. . .1 1 11 1. t .1 11 i I
vucu yvm 00 uuiu in uio xeuorai coun aubJoct( ..Plndjng Hlm In tho Book of
room wnon a numoer 01 nuurcsscs win
bo given. In tho ovonlng a banquet
Cook-North Platte colors
work has been neglected ,
Lutheran Announcements.
9:45 Sunday school.
11 o'clock Morning worship, sermon
will bo sorved at tho Hotel McCabo.
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Fnrm Lonns.
Wo have pLnty of money on linnd to
close lonns promptly. Lowest rales
of Interest and best terms.
20-tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
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"Not Really!"
"It's true. I do all my cooking
on the New Perfection, and it
actually costs me less than it would
to keep the range going."
"But doesn't it get out of order?
Doesn't it smoke and smell?"
"Not the New Perfection. That
long blue chimney burner seems
to be trouble-proof. Of course,
you have to be careful about the
oil you use. I use Perfection Oil
that's the Standard Oil Com
pany's best and I never have a
bit of trouble."
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
are sold in many styles and sizes
by hardware, furniture and de
partment stores everywhere. Ask
to see the heat retaining oven.
in iihktk put
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
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4 p. m, Young People's MIsa'y.
7:15 Luther League. Topic: "The
Hardest Prayer."
8 o'clock evening worship.
Tho "Jeholda Chest" will , bo sdt
again for tho monthly offering for the
church building fund. The offering
last month was $455.
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Attention Yeomen.
All Lady Archers are requested to
meet at tho Lloyd opera houso on Tucs-
fday ovenlng, at 7 o'clock. This Is very
important and every ladyarchorshotold
bo thoro.
PEARL GARRARD, Lady Rowena.
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John Bratt haB returned from Kear
ney whoro he spent a week on "busi
ness.
Dr. Mario Ames has returned from!
Mt. Carroll, 111,, where sho was called
recently by tho death of a rolatlvo.
Mrs. Joe Miller, of Chappoll, is
visiting with her slBter In law Mrs. I
Charles Thornburg this week.
Miss Mae Wlntors formerly of this
city, camo down from Oshkosh Wed
nesday to visit hor Bister Mrs. Earl
Lambort.
Rov. H. R. Snyder, of California,
arrived hero Wednesday to spend
wcok with his brother W. P. Snyder
at tho stato farm.
Mrs Thoresa Haldorman, of Lincoln,
who had been visiting hor parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thompson for two
wocks will leave next wcok.
Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Brock returned
last ovenlng, tho former from the don-
tists's convention at Lincoln, and tho
lattor from a vslt In Falrbury.
Arthur Stubbs, of, Denver, formerly
of this city, visited William Adair and
Will Waltemath this week..
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy left
Wednosdny morning for OgalAlla to
vinit friends.
Your Credit at the Bank
When you want to borrow money, depends
largely upon your pastrecord'as a saver.
Deposit your earnings in the bank and pay
all bills by check, then what you have - left
represents your saving for investment.
A growing account in the bank is an asset
well worth considering when you want to borrow,
money to aid in making a larger investment. "
We welcome all account's, especially do we '
welcome your account.
McDonald State Bank.
The Bank Behind The Thrift Movement.
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More Serviceable Umbrella Jars
By placing a largo carrlago sponge
In tho bottom of an umbrella Jar you
will prevent umbrellas from Btrlklng
tlio bottom of tho Jar and breaking it.
Tho spongo wllj also absorb tho water
from u dripping umbrella.
Fuss and Feathers.
"Sorao men usds big words," said
Undo Ebon, "do samo as a turkey
spreads his tall feathers. Doy makes
ah elegant impression, but dey don't
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durability mako them Red.
Many inferior tubes are simply dyed
red in imitation of Michelin'a but
the Mlchelln ingredients are lacking, so these tubes
ore no more durable than ordinary gray tubes.
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