DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Ofllco over tho-'McDonali
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL.
Dr. Brock, Duntlst, ovor Stono Drug
Store.
Tho commencement oxerclsos of tho
Brady school will bo hold tomorrow
evening nt tho Woodmen liall.
Mrs. L. M. Richards has rotiirncd
from a visit with relatives In tho
eastern part of tho state.
Mrs. B. II; Bottoff, of Xeilia, Ohio,
arrived hero Saturday evening to
visit lier brother, Joseph Jessup.
J. E. Scbagtlnn left yesterday on a
business trip to Lcwellcn and other
points on tho North River branch.
Tho ladles' aid socie.ty of tho Pres
byterian church will meet In the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest Tramp and Mrs. Her
bert Tramp left tho latter part of tho
wcelc for Grand Island to visit friends.
Lot Landgraf & Hoga do your paint
ing, paper hanging and decorating.
Phono Black C92 or Black 670. 23tf
Wm,. Dunn returned to Wood River
Friday evening after spending several
days' with his brothor F. J. Dunn.
Mrs. Wm Hopkins, of Grand Island,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Clyde
Cook for a week will leave tomorrow
Miss Rose McGInley and Hugh Bro-
gan, of Paxton, came down Friday
evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Huff.
John Harrington, of Denver, for
merly of this city, spent the week end
visiting his undo John Horrod and
family.
Will tho party who borrowed my
blow torch a couple of weeks ago
pleaso return It. I need It In my busi
ness. . J. F. FILLIOX.
Mrs. William Neill, of Charlestown,
West Virginia, came a few days ago
and is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Keith Neville.
, Mrs. Michael Din'an, of Omaha, who
frequently visits friends in this city,
loft Saturday afternoon after spend
ing a few days.
Dr. 0. H. Cressler and family re
turned Friday evening from Lincoln
where the, former Attended the stato
dental conyention.
Miss Virginia Bullard left Satur
day morning for Lincoln to visit her
brother Milledge, Who Is attending
tho stato university.
Highest market prlco paid for hides.
Wo buy"dry--bones;--lron-and othor
Junk. North Platto Junk House. 27tf
Theodore Elerdam returned (tho lat
ter part of last week from Denver
where "ne was called by the death of
his sister Mrs. Wm. Frazier.
Miss Mildred Fitzpatrlck who is
taking a course in nursing at St
Catherine's hospital, In Omaha, is re
covering from a severe siego of pneu
monla.
Tho Sutherland Free Lanco says
that the crop of cherries in that sec
tlon will bo light owing to the num
erous frosts at the unpropltlous
times.
Miss Faye Elder and Mrs. George
Monks will give a- pre-nuptlal mis
cellaneous shower for Miss Florence
Donegan Thursday evening at the
homo of ithe latter.
For Rent Four room house at 302
South Walnut. Inquire of T. SImants,
303 South Chestnut street. 35tf
Mrs. M. II . Douglas returned the
latter part of last week from Chicago
where she attended tho school of in
struction of tho ladies auxiliary of
tho B. of L. E. "
For Rent Rooms for house keep
ing. 40G edst Third street.
Choose Your Woodwork Carefully
WIETHER you plan a new house or changes in
the old, give thought to your woodwork.
We are glad to have you consult us, not only
about your plans but for practical suggestions in the
way of built-in furniture, doors, windows and so on
through your list. We can show you illustrations of
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"The Permanent Furniture for Your Home"
Curtis Woodwork has gone into good homes for 50 years.
Every piece that passes inspection Is stamped " Curtis."
If you expect to build, a "Home-Book" will be a mine of
help and suggestion lor you. We have three. Any one free.
' Better Buiit Homea," 5E00 to $3,000; "HomeHke Homes,"
$300 up "Attractive Diwccw'- best types. They show
exterlore, flew plans rnd rooms txikibcd with Curtis Wood
m
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work. CalMtr t r.e locaj.
W. W. BIRGE
Harry Sprung has returned from a
visit with tho Johnson family In Ogal
alla Fifty toachors from the rural
schools, of this county attended tho
rending circle nnd examinations held
the lntter part of last wook.
Derryborry & Forbes wish U an
nounce that they havo at last rocolvod
tho third slilpmout of Modal "T" va
cuum swoopors and can 1111 tho walt
lng orders.
Optometry can't glvo you now cyoa,
but It can bring your nrcsont ones to
tho highest efficiency. C. S. Clinton,
Registered Optomotrlst. Tho sign with
tho big ring.
A baby bay was born recontly to
Mr. .and Mrs. Raymond Kcegan and
the mother who was formorly Miss
Tyrono Wlnkloman, of this city, is In
a critical condition.
Mrs. Frank Gardner, of Coznd, has
taken posbobsIoii -of tho R. D. Thomp
son reeldonco cast of tho Lloyd opera
house nnd will conduct a boarding
and rooming house.
Miss Kathorlno Downing, of David
City will arrlvo hero this evening to
assist Dr. Brock in his dental office.
Miss Downing has had soveral years
of experience In this work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Forward, of
Iona, Colo., arrived horo the lnttor
part of last week to visit tholr uncle
E. S. Davis and Mrs. Ditvls whllo on
routo to New York.
Friend In (town havo received
word of tho death of Mrs. W. H.
Mainwarlng, of Tulsa, Old., formerly
of this city who had been 111 for a
year or more and suffered Intensely
with cancer.
A vacuum sweeper, guaranteed for
10 years, with a pretty dust cap
thrown in for only $5.00. Five days'
freo trial and you keep tho dip If you
do not like tho sweoper.
DERRYBERRY & FORBES.
Through tho efforts of County Con
sul Hoagland, lof tho Lincoln High
way, tho sandy road cast of Brady
has been greatly Improved by surfac
ing It with gravel obtained from the
old Union Pacific grade near by which
had been abandoned.
George Hanlan returned Saturday
from a month s visit in Missouri and
Illinois. In northern Missouri tho ex
cessive rains caused very destructive
floods, farms on tho lower lands be
ing covered to the depth of from two
to four feet.
For Sale Five hole gasoline range,
been used about one year; will sell
for lesB than half price. Inquire Mrs
W. V. Hoagland. 35-3
Tho recital given last week by Miss
Betty Turple, an eleven year old pu
pll of Miss Beryl Halm was attended
by a large number of friends who en
joyed every number About twelve
piano selections were rendered, all of
which had been memorized.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Spencer, former
ly, of Lexington, came the latter part
of last week and will make their home
in tho Meston rcsldenco on west First
street. Tho former is the treasurer of
the Fidelity Insurance Oo., which re
cently transferred its headquarters to
this qity.
Cy Pargeon, who was tried in tho
county court Friday afternoon for
having liquor In his possession which
ho was trying to sell, is being held In
the county Jail. From tho evidence
Pargeon was bound over to the dis-
trlot court in the sum of threo nun
dred dollars.
The rain of Thursday night and FrI
day morning was followed by heavier
precipitation Friday night and Satur
day, the total amounting to about ono
and one-half inches. The ground Is
thoroughly soaked, much to tho .relief
of those who had begun to 'grow
somewhat nervous over tho fear of a
dry summer.
Four years ago last Saturday tho
first train left Staplcton on its initial
run. "At that time there were only
a few business houses" says' the
Enterprise, "now there aro fifty."
Miss Fern Coates will be married
tomorrow morning at tho homo of her
parents Mr. arid Mrs. Elmer Coates
to Harmon A. Chambers of Lincoln.
They will make their home at Gering
where ,Mr. Chambers has purchased
a drug store.
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COMPANY.
w. l. park a possible ,
successor to mohler.
Among the posslblo successors to
Presldont Mohler, of the Union Pa
cific, the Omaha Boa mentions W. L.
Park, now vice-president of tho Hllti
oIb Central. It .would certainly be
fitting that Mr. Park bscomo presi
dent of tho Union Pacific, for It was
with this great trans-continontnl line
(hat ho began his career as a frolght
brakefiian, nnd ascending thttough
tho various" positions to that of goner
al 8uporlnlendon.t which ho resigned
to go with tho Illinois Contral. It
would not be unreasonable to surmlso
that Mr. Park might havo a deslro to
becomo tho active head of the gront
road which ho once served as brake
man, thus covering positions at both
ends, an ascendancy any man, no
matter how influential, might well
fool proud.
Certainly) .tho people of North
Platto, and particularly his old-tlmo
trloiulR, would bo henrtlly glad to
havo him named as the successor to
Mr. Mohler.
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A (J rent Combination.
Hogs, Corn, Tankage, and Money.
But you will not got nil tho money
from your hogs unless you use tank
age. Read tho following from a firm
you all know:
North Platte, Neb., May 18, 1910.
Mr. R. N. Lamb, City,
Dear Sir:
Believing that tankago to be good
food for hogs, last fall wo purchased
somo from you to feed a bunch of "hogs.
Tho corn wo wero feeding them was
exceedingly poor, very soft nnd chaffy
and not marketable.
Wo fed this soft corn with cround
wheat of a poor quality, too poor for
market purposes, along with tho tank
age of about a quarter pound per head
ner dnv.
May state that tho gain oh those
hogs was remarkable and far nbovo
our expectations. Thoy made us big
monoy, and realized us a good prlco
for our poor grade of corn, which was
unmarketable and we feel that by us
ing tho tankage as we did tho gain was
a great deal lurger than it would have
been without It, and wo aro well paid
for our investment in tankage.
lours very truly,
BRATT & GOODMAN,
By E. R. Goodman.
Most experimental farms ,wlll tell
you that It will pay to feed Tankage
to pigs from tho time they are weaned
until they go on tho market, why not
get an the money from your hous.
45 percent -portem tankago at $2.25
por cwt. $23.00 per ton.
. Wo still havo some cane seed loft
Phone 07 R. N. LAMB.
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Former Resident Dies.
Mrs. Sophia Alstadt, widow of the
late Judce William Alstiult. illoil In
umana Saturday at the age of seven
ly-nino.
Tim ilononRnil wnn n fnrmnr rna
dent of North PlnHp. 1rnvlnt linm Mm
laftor part of the 80's. Her husband
died two years ago. The surviving
children are' J. A. Alstadt of New York
CltV. Mrs. Alinn Aflnnm. n'f Mlanmiln
Mont., Mrs. G. R. Spencer,, of
Florence, ami Charles Alstadt, of
umana.
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WATCH FOR THE ONE-HORSE
ICE WAGON
Which will deliver to you clean
natural frozen Ice cut from tho Union
Pacific lake east of town.
3C-2 F. C. WALTEMATII.
' Ball Games I'oKtimiiPil.
11 ncCOAint lo-f tho linnvv rnln wMrli
fell Fridav Illirht nnil Rntiinlnv thn
ball games scheduled for Sunday and
Monuay wun tiie liustls team wero
cancolled. Tho local .team owing to
oau weather conditions is experlen-
Cine somo tiotlbln In rrnfMnc Htnrtml
However, wo needed tho rain much
worse man tno oau games.
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Swedish Lutheran Congregation.
Kenneth A. Bescher, Pastor.
A special meeting will bo heli
Thursday nvonlner nt. 7;an n m n
Elder Llndoblad's block Corner of
r.lghth and Locust street. Important
nusiness win nave to be decided upon
and all members aro requested to
meet.
FOR RENT JUNE 1ST.
Modern, six room house, steam
heat. To rleht nnrt.v iwlll lnnnn tlila
hquso by year. Situated next to my
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C. A. Smallwood left yesterday al
tornoon for his hnmn Tn T.nnn Tn
after a pleasant visit with his sister
mrs. w. a. siunnor.
Mrs. Fred Marti who has been 111
for some tlmo Is reported to bo in a
serious condition.
Miss Edith Gantt wlio linn hnnn
tutor In a private family in Wiggins,
miss., is expected homo Sunday to
spend her summer vacation.
Rev. .Barton Is expected to return
Thursday from Minneapolis whoro he
attended tho Northern Baptist Con
vention. ::o::
For Your Next Order of
Feed, flour, cabbage, potatoes, ap
ples, sand hill seed potatoes of all
kinds sco J. Mogcnson at tho North
Sldo barn or phono 29. 22-tf
rri i.
. a uiepiiuua lour
Grocery orders to 32
They will given prompt and
careful attention.
Lierk-Sandall Co.
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RAILROAD NOTES
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J. E. Pike, of the U. P. civil engi
neering department, rsturncd yrstfr-
tiny morning froih a short visit in
Lincoln.
Charles Wilson resumed work ns
night ticket agent last evening after
bring off duty for a wesk on account
f 1111188.
C. L. Pnttnrsoii. of th tlnlnn Pnrlflp
Secret Servlco dapartniont, loft Fri
day evonlng after a short business
visit horo.
Reports from Donvor state that
Supt. Vlckroy, of -tho Cololado divis
ion of tho Union Pacific has tendered
his resignation.
Wm. 1 aught, formerly an employeo
of tho local freight houso, loft yester
day afternoon for Grand Island o nc-
copi a position.
Attached to train No. 20 Friday af-
tornoon wero sovoral cars of dele
gates from tho Womana Fedoratcd
Club of San Francisco enrouto (to the
convention In Now York.
Vice-president and General Mana
ger Snoncor, of rho Orejton Short
Lino, passed ithrough Sunday onroute
to Omaha. This lias given rlso to the
report that ho will succeed Mr. Moh
lor as president of tho Union Pacific.
Bratt. Goodman & Iliicklov rmuirt
tho sale of tho property nt 50G South
Chestnut street to Dnn K. Nnwmiwnr.
who recently camo hero ,to nct'opt tho
position of roaumnstor. Thn iironnr.
ty was formorly owned by A. G. Hult
man. Three or four civil engineers from
Omaha haedquarters hnvo boon horo
for Bevoral days taking measurements
in tho yards and grounds east of the
depot It Is supposed tholr work is In
connection with moving the freight
warehouse east 'to make room for the
new depot.
A few days ago sixteen carloads of
Idaho hogs formed part of an east
bound train. They wero enrouto to
South Omaha. It Is but recently that
hogs havo been shipped from Idaho
to tho eastern mnrkots; In fact It Is
only a few years Blnco that Btato con
sumed more pork than It grow.
North Platto railroad men express
their regret over tho resignations of
President Mohler and General Mana
ger Ware, who aro highly regarded
and have proven exceptionally fair
in their dealings with tho employes.
Naturally tho North Platto employes
aro interested in the successors, for it
may mean a general "shapo up" of all
tho officials. Usually when a now man
takes a high offico, ho brines with him
frlonds who succeed othor officials
under him and' so on down tho line.
TO THOSE WHO DESIKE TO SELL
to are receiving Inquiries for clt.v
property, farniH and other lands. lVJiat
have yon? If priced right we can sell
it.
KKATT, GOODMAN & llUL'KLEY.
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The Eldeon club will meet tomor
row afternoon wjth Miss Anna Howes,
&U2 I'jast second street.
MIsb Edith Patterson, who has been
teaching In the Bonson schools at Oni
aha, will return homo next weok.
I wish to put out fifty head of cattle
on pasture. Who wants them? Phono
782K022 THOMAS E. DOOLITTLE.
E. M. Smith loft nt noon yesterday
for Omaha to purchase a numbor of
now cars for his patrons.
xno Episcopal guuu win Hold a
fifteen cent lunch In tho church base
mont Thursday afternoon.
Tho directors of tho Chamber of
Commorco hold a luncheon nt the
Vienna Cafo yesterday afternoon.
FIRE, TORNADO,
HAIL INSURANCE
0. H. Thoelecke.
Listen to our DoIIarSale
Saturday, May 27.
ONE DAY ONLY
Boys' Wagon
Child's Sulky
- $1.00
- $1.00
Saw and Hammer both 1.00
Full size Suit Case - $1.00
Traveling Bags - - $1.00
Special Sale on Rugs and
many other Articles.
ALL NEW GOODS.
ECKELBERY
600 Locust St.
EVERY
Art Needlework
Department
will, upon request, bo sWon a
Tico Foundation Form
ANY STYLE OR SIZE
Theso Tico Forma Are
Guaranteed Washable
' They tnko tlio
Padding, producing better return
Save Tirrre, Labor and Money
ThU freo offr mJo tlil you my tor thti
Modern Method tor Initialing
Full (Kitctiosi (at EmbroiJensa ril& etdt tunpla I
mm j;if m "i
Wilcox Department Store.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. W. V. Hoagland Is suffering
from blood poison In un arm.
All boostors smoko Town Boost, tf
A program will bo given and mllo
boxes opened nt this time.
Italph Starkoy has gone to Grand Is
land to attend tho stnlo trap shoot.
Gottman'sIIand-Mado Cigar. Cc. 14-tf
MIsb Dcsslo Foster returned to
Omaha Inst evening after visiting with
hor parents. .
Mrs. Andy Llddoll will leave next
week for Dowaglnc Mich., to spend
the summer.
Rov. Patrick McDald loft Sunday ev
onlng for Sltiaway Mountain, Wis., to
Bpend a woek.
B. B. linker returned Saturday from
a threo wcekB' visit In tho eastern
part of this state.
Keith Neville 'loft last ovonlng for
Grand Island to tnko pnrt In tho state
shooting tournament.
Tho Tllllkum girls will havo an ico
crqani benefit at tho Nortli Plalito
Candy Kitchen tomorrow.
Clydo Frlsto, who hnd been spending
his vacation with tho homo folks at
Dickens, returned todny.
Palm Leo Cigar 10c . 14-tf
Mrs. Carl Bonner returned la3t ev-
cnlug from a two weeks' visit with rel
atives in St. Paul, Neb.
John Owons is ill with blood pois
oning in his left limb, caused by ru
wound ho recently received.
Your ichoico of any Wool Suit worth
.... . 9,n nn . 1 r in . . 1 . 1 1 n.. i i
BLOCK'S.
Millego Jiuklard returned Sunday
from tho stato university to spend the
summor witli tho homo folks.
Mrs. M. E. Scott intends to leavo
Juno first for Cuba, Illinois, to spend
sovoral weeks with rolatlvos.
For Salo or Trade A second hand
Harvard cabinet grand piano, in first
class coditlon. J. II. VanClcavo. 37-3
W, D. Fisher, secretary of tho Cham
ber of Commerce, went to Omaha lust
ovonlng to attond tho state convention
of commercial clubs.
Tho murrlaco of Miss Mabel Ander
son and Raymond C. iJorram will take
plnco Thursday morning nt eight
o'clock ut tho Episcopal rectory.
Tho Woman's Homo Missionary so
ciety to-f tho Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. J. D. Cox, 317 west Sixth
street, Friday afternoon, May 2ttth.
R. L. North, special agent for the
Union Pacific, returned yestordny from
a week's business visit in Wyoming
nnd went up the branch on business to
day.
2.-.0' COATS.
Now on sale nt greatly reduce!
prices at BLOCK'S.
Her Cooking
A Pleasure.
Tho gas rango truly takcB nil tbo
trouble out of meal preparation.
It's tho up to date, safe- and sano
way of cooking.
Wo want you to sco our assort
ment of gas ranges.. We'll explain
how economical thoy are, how easy
to cook with, how quickly thoy per
form their duty without smoke or
dust or ashes.
When you onco use one youH
wonder how you ever did without it.
North Platte Light & Power Co.
VISITOR
at our
place of Stumping and
Mrs. Edward Putott and dnughter,
Janet, of Sidney, enmo down last ov
onlng to visit relatives and attond tho
wedding of tho former's nolce, Miss
Font Coatos.
NOTICE
Any ono wanting leo cnll on Joo
Spies, tho old lee man man, or phono
Black 101. 37-tf
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CondllloiiH nt Grand Island.
Railroad men running into Grand
Island report that last Saturday night
the rooming houses In that city wero
raided by the police and thirty women
nnd 102 men woro arrested. Thoy wcte
fined an avorngo of about thirty dol
lars each.
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F0K RENT
Houses, trnctH of hay land, Htorngo
room and Hitfo deposit boxes.
RUATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY.
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Hln Dad Day.
John had boon naughty all day, and
whon his fathor camo homo that ovo
nlng his mother asked him to speak
to htm. Calling John into tho room,
ho said, "Well, John, what kind of a
boy hnvo you boon today?" Looking
earnestly at IiIb fathor, ho Bald, "Woll,
daddy, uomo days I'm good and somo
days I'm bad, but today I'm no good
nt all."
Fizzle. "
"What Is It a sign of when ono'o !Ipn
itch?" asked tho dear girl In tho par
lor scono as -oho lowcrod tho blinds
and Boated hor norson on tho and of
La sofa built for two. "I don't know,
T'1 ...Mn II .... ..1 1 .1 4 1.- .1 ... .
iiu iiinu, minimi iiiu uuiiNU yuuiiK
man, ns ho folded his arms and tried
to jook wlso, "but I presume lt 'iiidl
catos Bomo eort of r. putaucbud trou
)le." Indianapolis Star, . . , . .
Sheriffs Sule
By virtue of an ordor of snlo issued
from tho district court of Lincoln
county, Nebraska, upon a decree of
foreclosure rendorcd In Bald court,
wherein II. S. Evans Is plaintiff, and
I Benton Taylor et al aro dofondnnta,
and to mo directed, I will on tho 21th
day of Juno, 1U1C, at 2 o'clock p, m.,
at Uio east front door of tho court
house In North Platto, Lincoln comity,
Nebraska, sell at public auction to ,tho
highest bidder for cush, to satisfy Bald
decree, intorcat and costs, tho follow
ing described proporty, to-wlt:
All of Section Nineteen (19), Town
ship Fifteen (l(j). North of Rrihgo
Twonty-Elght (28), and West Half of
tho Northeast Quarter (W NE)
and East Half of tho Northwest Quur
tor (Ej of NW4) of Section Twenty-four
(24), Township Flfteecn (15),
North of Rango Twonty-nlno (29), all
In Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Dated North Platto, Nob., May 22,
1910. A. J, SALISBURY
37-fiw Shcr'it.
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C. R. MOREY, Mnnoger.
