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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1916)
Eyes That See Not Eyes .that see not at till nfo fortu nntoly vory rare, but eyes that see not roadily all thoy might see are vary-plentiful In the city. 'K your vision Is dim and not so good as It used to bo the chancos arc that If you will wear the proper kind of glasses you will again see as well ns you uso 'to years ago.. Is this not Iworth while? If so, consult C S. Clinton, Registered Optometrist. DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald State Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Wm. Hayes Is visiting firends In- Lowellcn and Bridgeport. TV E. Meyers left Friday on a busi ness trip to the east part of the state. Dr. Mario Ames left Saturday even ing for Paxtori to visit a short time. Fresh butttormilk daily from ex perimental station at the Stone Drug store.. 52-tf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton and baby are visiting therir parents in Omaha. ( Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stone Drug Store. Tim O'Keefo was called to Kearney Saturday evening by the illness of his mother. For Snle Cur of good com. Triced right. IF. li. rcnnliigtoii, "00 east Front street, Tel. !)'J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Murphy who visited last week in Omaha have re turned home. - Miss Grace Banks returned yester day morning from a visit with rela tives in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Bailey were called to Cozad Sunday by the death lof the former's mother; r Miss Mata Paulson left Sunday ev ening f6r Kearney where she will spend a week or, longer. Mrs. II. N. Getty returned the lntter part of last week from Kearney where she visited relatives'. Examinations for rural teachers will be held at the high school auditorium August 19th to 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mecomber and baby of ltavanna, came last week to visit the former's Jarcnts. Louis Johnson and Carl Smith left Saturday evening for Kearney to visit for a week or longer. Miss Catherine Johnson, who had been visiting in Kearney, returned homo Saturday evening. Miss Maude Rees loft yesterday morning far Elsie 'to spend several weeks with lier parents. BLOCK is selling a lot of silk Pet ticoats, in all shades, regular $2.50 values, at $1.39. Mrs. Mothias Elfas, who was taken violently ill Saturday morning, is re ported to bo greatly improved. W. C. Murphy, of Omaha, is assisting in the Western Union office during the absence of B. B. Boatman in Laramie. Mrs. T. G. ThompsiCTi and children returned Saturday, ovenlng from an extended visit in Red Cloud with rela tives. Mrs. Gay Simmons and children, of Des Moines, la., returned homo Satur day evening after spending two weeks with tho homo folks. Tho former was Miss Olivo Watts of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Muldoon will lcavo Saturday on an auto trip to points in Wyoming and Colorado, ex pecting to be absent about four weeks. Tim win tnko nnnin eauinnaKe with them and seclude themselves in the wilds cf the Rockies. D. E. Ward, a machinist employed in tho local shops, accompanied y mrs. Ward, left yesterday for New York and thence by boat to England, whoro he will Join a regiment. While he is on tho firing lino his wife will remain in London. Mrs. H. N. Getty left Friday after noon for Kansas City to visit for a week . Mrs. George T. Field loflt Friday for Detroit to visit her mother for several weeks. For Farm Loans eee or write Geno Crook, room 3, Waltemath building, North Platte. 41tf William Smith who had been employ ed in Gothenburg fior some time has re turned. Hal McKinley, of York, enmc a few days ago to visit his sister Mrs. Geo. N. Glbbs. Miss Bessie Salisbury, of tho county clerk's office, is taking a week's va cation. Dr. J. K. Elms, of Lincoln, spent last week hero transacting business and visiting friends. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Harten, of Los Angeles, aro visiting this week with Mrs. Anna Seyferth. Harry Stage, of Kansas City, has accepted a "position as window trim mer at tho Leader. Frank Alcott and William Shecdy havo gpne to Madison, S. D., to needpt positions for tho summer. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Soudor spent Sun day in Dickens as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Soules. Mr. and Mrs. Owen O'Ncil left Satur day miorning for Laramie and Chey enne to spend a couple of weeks. Miss Dcrothy Hubbard left Friday evening for Cheyenne to visit her cousin for a couple of weeks. Mrs. F. W. Rinckor, who was oper ated upon at tho Xnrth Platte hospital last week, is getting along nicoly. D. J. Adams, of Omaha, and O. H. Thoelecke returned Friday evening from a buisness trip to Big Springs. Mrs. Loren Purdy and children who spent several weeks in Portland with her sister, returned homo Friday even ing. Mrs. Carl Jones and baby, of Kear noy, camo Saturday morning to visit her brother E. F. Hultman for a week. James Hart was taken suddenlly 111 Sunday evening and will bo off duty at, tho local sh'ops for several days. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones will leave shortly for Hot Springs, Ark., to visit for two weeks. Let Landgraf & Hoga do your paint ing, paper hanging and decorating. Phono Black 092 or Black 570. J3tf Mrs. Ralph Hansen, who had been a patient at tho North Pla'ttd Gcnoral hospital, returned to Her Homo yester day. Mr .and Mrs. Lemuel Toole lofit yes terday morniug for Kearney and Stromsburg to visit relatives for two weeks. Farm and Ranch loans at lowest, rates and best terms. Money on hand to close loans promptly. 43tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON. Dr. and Mrs. Carson, of Grand Island, camo last week by auto to visit tho lnttcr's parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Smith. In tho auto races at Omaha Satur day Darlo Rosta, tho Italian pilot, driving a French car, won tho 150-milo race in 1:31, or an avorago of 95:35 milos per hour. In the 50-mllo race Ralph De Palma, driving a Mercedes, won in 30:30, an average of 98.0G miles an hour. : :o'.'. Money to loan on real estate, either for a term of years or out of our build lug and loan association returnable in monthly payments. Money always on baud, no wait If title Is straight and loan acceptable Sec MUTT, GOODMAN & RUCKLEY. F. Roush of Hastings, who visited tho Paulson family left Sunday even ing. One lot of voile and organdie Waists, long or short sleevos, worth up to $1, now going nt 49o at BLOCK'S Clean Swoop Sale. MImos Helen, Cra and Mabel Mar tin, who wore guests of tho Misses Fltzpatrlck for two weeks, left Satur day morning. Dr. Morrill, Dentist, McDonald Bank Building. Mrs. Lucy Wlniborly, of Shreveport, La., who visited her daughter Mrs. II. N. Golty for several weeks, loft Friday afternoon. Clarence McCabe left Friday after noon for Omaha to attend tho auto mobile races and visit relatives. He will return today. $3.50 Waists now going at $1.9S at BLOCK'S Clean Swoop Sale. .Conductor E. E. Forsythe mid wife, of Omaha, were hero yesterday morn lng while enrouto to Ls Angeles to spend three weeks Colonel Cody will offlclnto as ono of 41io Judges nt a wild west round up which will be hold In Chicago Angus 19th and 27th. Ray C. Langford wont to Bridgeport Saturday evening to attend tho Sunday bnll gamo between tho Bridgeport and North Platto teams. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Andrews, of Weeping Wntcr, who were guests of their daughter Mrs. Harry Lawson for two weeks, havo gono home. Highest market price paid for hides. Wo buy dry bones, iron and othor Junk. North Platto Junk House. 27tf Mrs. Thomas Green and daughter, who spent sovoral weeks visiting rel atives in Grand Island, camo homo the ln'tter part raf last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Day Iwill leavo this week for Lincoln to attend tho wedding of their son David Day to Miss Beryl Halm July 20th. John C. Don, of this city, was grant ed a liquor license by the cfty council of Sidney Inst Thursday evening, and will open a saloon there this week. For Rent Hay ground on shares. N. M. Pottlt, 4 milos west of Blgnoll. 50-tf Mrs. Ellen Brownwcll, of Suther land, who has been seriously ill nt tho home of her daughter Mrs. Elnora Snyder Is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doran returned Friday evening from Gretna whoro tho later spent several weeks whlla convalescing from an illness. Mr. and Mrs. S. Andrews- havo gono Ito Gothenburg to visit their daughter Mrs. II. A. Stnckhouso and before re turning will spend a few days in Arnold. Georgo C. White nnd sen Alvin, of Sutherland, visited bore last week Iwhllc enrote to Chicago where the latter will take treatment from spec ialists. Julius Pizer left yesterday morn ing for Cheyenne Ito transact business for several days. IIo will meet Mrs. Pizer who Is returning from a visit in Salt Lake. Miss Myra White returned to Suth erland Saturday evening after visiting the Misses Esther Kelly nad Elizabeth Weir and ttending the A. B. O. U. T. party last week. Miss Ruth Streitz entertained a doz en young Indies at an afternoon bridge party Friday. Out of town guests wore Misses Eda Belding of York, and Helen Watts, of Corning, la. Tho firslt advertising car of the Jiohn Robinson circus was in town Satur day distributing advertising matter. The circus will exhibit in North Platto Thursday. July 27th. Thomas Gilmartin, who had boon employed with tho American Express Co., in Skerling for acme time past, returned Saturday to accept a posi tion In the local office. William Gaunt, tho young son of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Gaunt who had been taking treatments for lock Jaw in an Omaha hospital, returned home Friday evening greatly Improved Mrs. J. W. McGraw and Miss Maude Rees, who spent several weeks In Now York, Chicago and othor eas'torn points, returned homo tho lattor part of last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford DcMott. of Scotts Bluff, who woro guests of Mrs. Clara VanDoran and family returned homo Friday afternoon In a new sevfcn passongor Bulck, Miss Ruth Ballard entertained oighteon of her young friends Sat urday ovening in honor of her birth anniversary. Tho ovenlng wns spent In music and games on tho lawn. A carload of Carthago mhrhlo to be used In tho First National Bank build ing, which had been delayed for some time, was receivd yesterdny. Work on tho building will now bo resumed. New wheat Flour will soon bo on tho market, and we urgo our trado to pro tect themselves against tho usual troubble experienced in using Now Whoat Flour. Wo havo secured a liberal supply of old wheat Hour, up on which wo will allow a discount of 10 rents per sack for tho next 30 days in duu pound lots lHg Yield Wheat Promised. E, S. Hogg, son-in-law of Henry Conies of this city, Nvho leased two sections of land three miles south of Hershey of E. A. Cnry, and put In 110 acres of wheat last fall, is now har vesting it nlong wltii eighty ncros on an adjoining sectbn owned by Mr. Cordes. The wheat is being cut with a header, and while the work Is not yet completed, thore will bo at least 125 shucks, each stack containing from fifteen to nineteen header box loads. It Is expected, and the estimate Is not considered too high, that each stack will thresh out 100 bushels, or a total of 12,500 bushels from 490 ncros. Mr. Hogg sub-lcnsed one of the sec tions to a party who tins 400 ncros of tine growing corn. ::o:: Miss Maud Jacques, formorly of this city, who has been employed with tho Postal Telograph Oo n Grand Island for two years, will nccopt n. position with tho Western Union Co. In Omaha In a short time. Sherwood Woodhurst is assisting In Uie County Superintendent's office. Harold Duke left Friday for Omaha to visit for a week or longer. Mnstors Hnrley nnd Anion Bunnell loft Friday nftornoon for Thedford. Charles Boeder returned Sunday morning from Omaha where he went Inst week on bulsnoss. : :o: :- Mrs. Davis, of Holdroge, ailrlBd here a few days ago to visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Plunior for a week or longer. Dr. Wurtclo nnd Dr. Kdrr have leased tho Mrs. Lester Walker resi dence on west Fourth street nnd will uso it for hospital purposos. Georgo Yeomnn has returned from nn extended visit with rclntlvcs In Oninha and other eastern points. Mrs, Yeomnn will remain a week longer. On account of tho base ball gamo between tho barbers and tho expert nientnl farm employes, to bo played at tho farm, all barbr shops will close at G:30 tomorrow (Wednesday) ev oning. ::o:: CHA UTAUQUA ATTRACTIONS ' " El'. Sj&r.. V .,.. , y ' ' 'ft. ;ltf RUSH MERCANTILE CO. AIL! HAIL! HAIL! HAIL! HAIL! The hail season has opened with a 20 mile strip hailed in Adams county and hail strip 15 miles north of North Platte. Your farm may be next to suffer. Why take the risk, when, for a reasonable premium we can insure your crop against loss by hail in the Home Insurance Company of New York with Assets of $37,000,000.00. The strongest Insurance Company in the world doing a hail insurance business. Losses settled promptly and paid one hundred cents on the dollar. BUCHANAN & PATTERSON JULIUS CAESAR NAYPHE. W 6 'I A 1 D R. B E N J A hi! N P H A Y W O O D. Tho Lincoln County Tcnchors' In stitute will be hold August 14th to 18th. Mrs. Anna Soyforth has returned from n visit with her dnughter In Omaha. Mrs. Wlllard Lay and children who spent sovernl weeks In Bolcus, with relatives, returned homo Saturday morning. Health and Comfort Every home should havo a fan for lwitillh and comfort. ' A good fan will last a lifetime in the home. It is not expensive when divided by the years they last. The cost to operate is very smajl. Some day yon will own a fan, why not begin now and be get ting the benefit. North Platte Light & Power Co C. R. MOREY, Manager. 3 The First National Bank -ol- JSORTM 1'ZtA.TTJS, aVJiJi-KASAVl. Member Federal Reserve Bank System. CJVl'I'LWI, AAD SUlU'LUSt One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE IIAVK BEEN THE FACTORS IN THE UHOW'fn OF THIS BANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE BALANCES. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. 8 it t.t it i.t B ft ft i.t I li ft ft B B THE NURSE BROWN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1008 Wait Fourth Street. Phon 110 Ethical, Moral, Efficient. An Institution for the treatment of Medical, Surgical and Confinement Cases. MBS. MARGARET HALL, Supt. DR. J. S. TWfNEM, I'hyslclnn and Surgeon. NORTH PLATTE THURSDAY The World's Oldest and Greatest Circus Has Stood the "Acid Test" of Public In spection For 89 Consecutive Years. Th id b xres 3 BIG RINGS onoers-i 500 51 FUNNY CLOWNS SENSATIONAL NOVELTIES 500 A Dazzling Display of Arenic Stars Positively the First Time Here in Ten Years Absolutely No Connection with any other Show using the name ROBINSON. SEg THE BIG FREE STREET PARADE Special Down Town RESERVED SEATS Sale on Circus Day at STONE'S DRUG STORE. . I GOV. R. D. GLENN.