Semi-Weekly Tribune
IRA L. BASE, Editor and Fabllsker.
SUBSCRIPTION IIATES:
One Year by Hall In Advance. . . .$1.25
One Year by Carrier In AiIthuco. .$1.60
LOCAL ANJ PERSONAL.
Palm Leo Cigar 10c. 14-tr
Miss Isabello McKalght left Wednes
day for Denver.
For Salo Young brcllcrs, 2Gc eaoh.
Phono Black 575. , 42-1
Mrs. Earl Wllfton left Wednesday ev
ening for Paxton.
Will Norrlss ban accepted a position
with tho Rush Mercantile Co.
Miss Myrtle Bceler returned a few
Duo to Increased sunimor tourist days ngojfrom tho state university.
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irUVOI lO UOlorauo, UUUCUVU ounu iui, ., Mpa n M. Niwnn vlnltoil 111
tho Union Pacific placed in service an Curt,B thq (itU!r pan of ,ftst wuck
entirely new train 10 weaver, hiukuib
Entered at North Platte, Nebraska,
PoBtofllco as Second Class Matter.
Fill DAY, JUNK. 0, 1010
U. V. Adds New Colorado lValn.
threo splendidly equipped, electric
lighted trains between Omaha and
Denver for accommodation of vacation
visitors to Colorado.
Denver Special loavo as follows:
No. 11 Westbound 1:25 P. M.
No. 14 Eastbound 6:05 P. M.
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Will Ask for Jlandamus.
W. V. Hoagland left for Lincoln yes-
Miss Alice Ottcu has resigned hor
uosition with tho Hush Mercantile Co.
Julius Pizer loft a fow days ago for
Omaha to transact business for several
days. '
Mrs. John Andrews left lust even
Ing for Omaha to remain a weok or
longer,
Mth. LbwIh Ilnvftn will leave fioon
torday whero ho will arguo before the for cltoa of CnmJa to mnko nn cxtcim.
supremo court an application ror a , vl lt
mandamus In tho Sidney election case.
Mr. Hoadland as attorney for tho dry n Elliott of Lincoln, came Wod.
olemont, asks for a writ compolling nosuay morning to visit ins parents
tho city council to rocanvass tho yoto for several wceics.
and rccanvass lt in a manner euch as
tho oourt shall direct. J. J, Halllgan
will also go to Lincoln to bo present
when tho application is beard as tho
representative of tho 'wtot forces
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Delegates Well Pleased.
Th6 dolcgatcs to tho convention of
Spanish War Vctorans expressed
themselves as highly pleased with tho
hospitality shown thorn by tho local
organization and by tho citizens gen
erally. Thoy said they hod a splondld
time, wero well taken caro of lh the
matter of meals and lodging, and the
camp-fire hold Monday afternoon, tho
danco Monday night and tho banquet
Tuesday ovoning wero all that could
lie desired.
Many compliments wore i heard con-
corning tho decoration on tho streets
nnd In tho show windows.
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LocuIch Sand rump. ,
Dave Scott, who recently purchased
a Band pump witn mo ouject ot se
curing grayel from tho rivor bed for
uso .in street paving, has located the
pump on tho north bunk oft bo river
about the middle of tho bridge. Thej
floor of tho brldgo Is eight! or ten feet
abovp tho ground and ho Intends mak
ing a 11H or Inclined driveway, from
uio oaiiK on to uio oruigu, limn uvoiu-
lng a haul to tho north end of the
bridge in ordor to cross.
Mr. Scott first located tho pump on
tho south bank bolow tho bridge, but
fdund tho rivor bed mndo up largoly
of tin cans which had washed down
from tho city dump nbovo tho bridge.
hmirovCH Itoud to Bridge.
"Street Commissioner Salisbury' lids I
Just, complcVo'd grading and filling (ho I
roao irom uio norm cnu oi uocust
street to tho. north Tlvor urldgc, Tho
road was thrown up from tho sides
slightly and this covered with over
, six hundred loads of sand and gravel
from tho city pit. It will bo sorao tlmo
before, the center of tho road Is worlt-
.ddowti, but by uso and subsequent
dragging! win ovonuuiauy become a
splendid work This work 'wins dono by
tho city under tho provision of tho
law which permits cities to do work
on roads within a radius of six miles
tho elty limits.
Ah soon na funds nrn available the
road leading to tho 'south rivor bridge'
will bo Improved,
For Salo Fox Terrier pups, nicely
marked. Thoroughbreds. Joseph Glas
er, Phono Black 505.
W. H. Lynch of Chicago, Is expected
this week to accept a position In tho
Dixon Jewelry store.
For Itcrit Small apartment close in.
Bath, gas and light. Call at 108 west
Second street.
Fred Elliott returned Wednesday
morning from a visit with hlnjBons In
Lincoln and Omaha.
Jactb Pizer and daughter Mildred,
of Grand Island, came yesterday to
visit at tho Pizer homo.
Mrs. W. C. McDormott loft Wednes
day morning for Grand Islnnd to visit
relatives Cor ten days.
L. M. Bcrryman of Brule, who was
the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W, Toole
this week has gone home.
Mrs. Harry Porter and children left
Wednesday morning for Minden to
visit relatives tar a fortnight.
7VIr Clyde Cook returned last even
ing from Harlan, Iowa, where she
visited relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. John Rodlno and children left
at noon Wednesday for Gothenburg to
attend tho wedding of u niece.
Mrs. Harry Kelso and children
will leave this week for eastern points
to visit for sonio tlmo with relatives.
MONEY TO LOAN on farm and ranch
lands. Wrlto us. Surety Mortgage &
Trust Co., David City, Neb. 38-4
Miss Ellen McCarthy, who spont tho
past two weeks In Spauldlng with rcl
tives, returned homo Tuesday evening.
Let Landgraf & Hoga do'your paint
ing, paper hanging' and decorating.
Phono Black 692 or Black 570. intf
Miss Comfort Conway, who Bpcnt
the post month visiting relatives In
California returned Wednesday after
noon. Avcllno Gates, of Grand Island, came
Wednesday evening 'to attend the fu
neral of his aunt tho lato Mrs.,Fred
Marti.
Mrs. Jack Dillon, of Los Angeles,
who was tho guest of Mesdames Frank
and Perry Buchanan for a week, left
Wednesday afternoon for Chicago.
Don't Miss Your Lnst Chance. Sat
urday I will sell the balance of my
Suits worth up to $35.00 at $S.."0. 1.1
Knln Coal.s worth $10.00 at $1.50.
M. Sl'NDHKWKH,
Tlninicrimiu Hotel Sample Itooni.
Largest assortment of Hot Weathor
Appcarel In tho city now on display
at BLOCK'S.
Mrs. Itoy Miner of, Cheyenne, camo
a few days ago fco visit her slstor,
Mrs. Harry Murrin for a couple of
weeks.
At a meeting of tho Walla Walla
lodgo held last evening a class of
soven new members wero tnken Into
tho order.
Gettman'sIIand-Mado Cigar. 5c. 14-tf
Mastor Vornon Mitchell submitted
to an operation at the City hospital
this week from which ho Is recover
ing nicely
Highest market price paid for hides.
Wo buy dry bones, Iron and othor
junk. North Platte Junk House. 27tf
Floyd Passmore, of Grand Island,
formerly of this city, Is spending a
few days hero with friends and trans
acting business.
Rolfo Halllgan returned Wednes
day from Hyannls whore he had been
for soveral days conducting a case
In the district court.
Miss Maymo Pizer, who had been
visiting in Grand Island and Hastings
(for two weeks, returned home -by
auto yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Helmond and daughter of Oak
land are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Seobergor. Tlio former ( was Miss
Maudo Hlnman of tills city. .
All boosters smoke Town Boost, t
Mrs. Derrlng of Grand Island, who
vMaUcil her daughter Mrs. Thopraas
Green has returned homo accompanied
by her grand-daughter Catherine
Green.
Ono can wasto more energy through
dofectlvo oyes than by an othor hu
man channel." HARRY DIXON,
Jewolcr and Optometrist
Mlsss Laura Murray and Gertrudo
Baker left the early part of tho week
for Cedar Rapids whero they will at
tend a summer school for teachers for
six weeks.
Mrs. William Morris entertained tho
thirty-five members of tho Loyal Wldo
Awake Blblo class of tho Christian
church at a kensington yesterday at
tornoon. 200'Tub Drosses 1 200! Beautiful
collection of light, cool, dainty sum
mer Dresses for hot weather wear In
plain white and In all the leading
shades, mado up to tho minute in
stylo. Prlccg rango $1.98 to $15.00.
BLOCK'S.
Ofc'iilullHltcH Coming1 Strong.
Secretary Flshor ot tho Chnmbor of
Comtnurco learns that probably 200
mombers of tho Keith County Commu
nity club. wjjl be hero next Tuosdaj'
to upend "tho day Tho object of tho trip
Is to visit tho experimental sub-sta
tion, and Incidentally to becomo hotter
acquainted with North Platte people,
Tho visitors will arrive on train No.
0 nnd bo mot at tho depot with autos
and convoyed to tho farm, Thoro thoy
will Investigate tho different experi
ments that, nro being conducted, nnd
nt noon a luncheon will bo served at
thq farm, this being furnished by the
Chamber of Commerce. Aboiyt fifty
curs will bo required, and thoso who
will furnish them nro requested to
notify M, J. Forbes, chairman lot tho
committee,
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Hookers arc Live Wires,
The St Joo Boosters, making ai"got
acquainted" trip through Nebraska
and Colorado, aovonty-flvo strong ac
companied by McNutt's band of Bcvon
teon pieces arrived promptly nt twelve
Tuesday noon. Thoy wero mot at tho
depot by tho commttteo appointed nnd
given Uio glad hand of welcome Tho
boosters then formed in lino nnd
inn relied south on Dowoy stroot to
Fourth,, then countermarched to Fifth,
wlioro.thoy disbanded and whtlo tlio
band gavo a concert tho mombora iof
tho parly visited their customors lnl
town ana mot a largo nunioer or our
pooplo, Tho concort by tlio band was
flno, and Included soveral vocal uo
lectlons with band accompaniment
Tho members of tho party woro real
live wlrca, good mlxora and North
Platte was glad that; thoy spent an
hour wkh ur.
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Nothing To Be Added
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To The Maxwell
"OU will never want to add anything to your Maxwell
The purchase price includes everything you will ever
" need or desire for luxurious motoring.
You won't want to disguise the hood or buy a new body
or put in another carburetor or ignition system or install
electric lights or a self-starter.
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You won't want a new radiator or springs or new spark;
plugs or shock-absorbers or a new top.
You need add nothing for comfort, reliability, beauty,
economy, or convenience. If it is a Maxwell, your car, your
experience and your investment are complete.
That is the way that Maxwells are designed, manufactured
and sold.
Question the owners of other motor cars any other motor
car and see if they are equally satisfied with their motoring
investment
Touring Car $655 Roadster $635
F. O. B. DETROIT '
C. M. TROTTER Agency,
North Platte and Brady, Neb.
Time Payments if Desired
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