LOCAL ATM) PEKSONAL
I'NIOX PACIFIC INVESTIGATES
-WHITE HOUSE CHEEK.!
For Rent Clenn furnished rooms,
11.50 up. 723 Locust St, 67-9
Mrs. G. II. Edgdrton loft Friday for
Prootor to epend u week,or longor with
friends.
Itnlolgh Cockle loft Friday evening
for Sutherland to visit relatives for
Bomo tlmo.
Miss Grace' "Winslow bus accepted
a position In tli Green plumbing shop
M office girl.
This town fs dry but you can got an
oyo opener at the Iloxall store Au
gust lGtli and 17th.
Misses Mary- and Lola Walters
hnvo returned from a visit with
friends iu Sutherland.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson loft last week
for Cosad and Gothenburg to vlRlt for
ten days with friends,
For Rent 2 nicely furnished rooms
, for light housokeoplng. 403 east 3d. tf
Miss Gertrude Makor has returned
from a visit of ton days with Mrs. K.
A. Calling in Gothenburg.
Wo don't want you to feel disap
pointed. This is a warning. Rexall
tore August lGth and 17th.
Mlsa Fern Llpplncott roturned a fow
days ago from Gothenburg where she
visited irwnus for a weeK
Mr. and Mrs. Bon Ilhjgins who went
to Cheyenno two weeks ago by auto
returned tho lattor part of last week.
Wanted Accommodations for teach
ers during institute week, August 14
to 18. Phone County Superintendent
Miss Anna Pollat, of Gothenburg,
eanio the lator part of last week to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robort And
erson.
Francis Norris and John Baker, Jr.,
have gone to Denver to spend ten
The Union Pacific is again investi
gating tho possibility of gottlng its
wntor supply from White Horso crook.
Lost Saturday engineer C. P. Ross, of
the Omaluv office was hero, and spent
the forenoon taking measurements of
tho flow of the creek ntLamplugh's
lake and at different points botwoon
the lake and Gannett siding. The fact
that the water of Whito Horse creok
contains hut ten grains of solids to
tho gallon, while oir cuy water con
tains thirty-five grains, is tho reason
why the company is anxious to got
its supply from the creek. Its purity
means longer life for the onglnc
lluofl, less fuol in tho croatlon of
steam, and better water for employes
and the passenger service.
Such investigation as Mr. Ross made
Saturday has beon mado before in
fact an estimato of the cost was made
psvernl yoars ago. Tho cost of n pipe
fine from Lamplughs's lako, tho orec
tfon of a dam and othor adjuncts Is
placed at $100,000, this not including
the purchase of wator rights hold by
Lamplugh, Bratt and others. Tho fall
of the country Is slufflclont to give
the necosnry gravity pressure and a
pumping plant would not bo neces
sary.
Another plan considorod Is to place
a pumping plant on tho creek at a
point directly north of tho town and
pump the water. Tho gravity system,
however, is cOnsidored preforable.
Tho prosont How of tho creok Is jut
about sufficent to meet tho needs of
tho company, but this How can bo In
creased by oponing up tho springs
which feed tho creek.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug
Store.
Lost Package contalnlnc auto suit
.lav., i w nitv nnii snrroundinc and 2 ahlrts. leave at thlsTifflce. tf
towns. Evangelist Wood will go to Ogalolla
Got the standard time, correct to to assist Rev. Linlngor in conducting
thesecond with Washington, at our meeting.
store, uixon, juwuiei, iiu.tu rresn butttormiik uniiy from ex-
Platte. perlmental station at the Stone Drug
Wanted Roomers and boarders at
tho Woodbine rooming house, 309 east
Sixth street. Good meals and modern
rooms. bill,
Remember your friends will bo
thero." Where? At tho Rexall Store
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. lOtli
and 17th.
MrsTCora Jaycox who submitted to
an operation for - appendicitis at a
local hospital last week is getting
along nicely.
Misses Helen Scharman and Alma
Tollllon of Hershey, spent last weok
here visiting menus anu anemiing
Chautauqua.
Mrs. John Vernon and baby, who
visitPii nt Hip Fowler familv in Grand
Island for a week returned homo Sat
urday .evening.
The Rowena Circle will meet this
nftornnnn .with Mrs. OttO WobOr. 314
West Front street. Let every Yeoman
lady be there.
Mrs. J. W. Shep'hard and children,
of Omaha, formerly of this city, who
visited local menus last ween xuiu
Friday. -evening...
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon,, of
Panama, who wore visiting at tho
Air-Mifiliael home, left for eastern
points Saturday.
James R. Mitchell,- formerly of this
city, camb down from Broadwater me
latter part of last week to visit the
Hubbard ramny,
"KVir RniP PomnlGte set of household
furniture including piano. "Will sell
cheap for cash. O. J. Kceley. 711 So.
Chestnut street. oa-
- W. M. Bailey who resides south of
town left the latter part of last week
for ILexlngton to visit menus mm
transact, business.
Pasto tho date up where you won't
m.riinV u Tt mnnns money to you.
At the Rexall store Wednesday and
Thursday, August llitn anu xaa
Mlsa Florence Ryan who has been towns.
visiting ;her sister Mrs. L. L. Berthe
for two weens win icave una u
Laramie to attend tlio university.
store. 52-tf
For Sale Iron fp.nen snltnhlo fori
cemetery fence. Inquire of John Burke,
azu mast mini. ba-a
Miss Vera Warrincton left Saturday
afternoon for Cozad to visit her
mother for several days.
An nntlrnlv now vprslnn nf whnt n.
nonny will buy at the Rexall store
August lGth and 17th.
ATra TH7.iIiith t.nnintnn hna trlvpn
up her classes in music for a month
and will visit in Lincoln.
For Farm Loans see or write Gene
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building,
North Platte. 41tl
'Din Pinlomlnnl ctii tl ,1 will linlil n
social meeting in the basement of the
church Thursday attornoon.
Te iriH orwl ffaa T.UHotl
jliDi u, uu mil. i'liuu ......
Eaton are visiting In Denver, having
leit ror tnat X3ity sunuay morning.
Joe Plelstlcker, of the State Bank of
Dickens, spent Sunday in town as the
guest of his brother Frank Plelstlcker.
HlpViPKt. markpt nrlp.n nalil Cor hides.
Wo" biiv drv bofaea. Iron and' othor
Junk. North Platte Junk House. 27tf
TVTra WIIHnm T-Tnhhnrt mill nhllilrnn.
who visited friends in California for
several weeks, returned homo Satur-
iday.
AUsh Pntherlne McCnaknr. of Ocal
nlln iwlin wna thn pimst nf ATlsfl Mar
garet McGlnley, returned homo Sun
day.
Mr nnil Mrs. Clan. A. Saint, and chil
ilron tirn quests at tho Oilman home.
Having arriveu, rrom Miiwauscee sun-
uay
Miso iiubv McMIchaol went to Lex-
incton Sunday, accompanying homo
Miss Meta L,arson, wno nau ucon ner
guest.
Mrs Prank Flint and children loft
Sunday for a visit with friends in
Grand Island and other Nebraska
ml 16 ai
Remember the sale last year? People said it was the only
Real Sale they ever attended. At this sale we will feature
A Pleasing Blond of Delicious Breakfast Cof
fee, Regular Price 35c a pound, sale price
of fee
2 Pounds for 36c
We will have about 500 items on sale, including Drugs, Patent Medicines, Stationery, School Sup
plies, Toilet Articles, Cold Creams, Face Powders, Talcums, Candy, Rubber Goods, Brushes, etc.
Watch Friday's issue of The Tribune for bill of bargains. Write your order on blank space.
START SAVING- YOUR PENNIES NOW
Dru
tore
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF I
THE CUUJNX1 UUAKD.
CHAUTAUQUA ilAS CLOSED; i
EVERYBODY SATISFIED,
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Keeley, and fam-
ily will leave In a short time for Craig,
thev will make their
home In future on their homestead.
Fnrin mid Ranch loans at lowest
rates nnd best terms. Money on hand
to close loans promptly.
43tf BUCHANAN & PATTERSON.
A. Harlow, who hod beon in charge
of the section men between hero anu
Sidney was transferred to Hershey as
section foreman last ween, ins uimuy
aro expected hero from umana soon,
who had beon resld
lng in Sutherland came do.wn last
week to his rancn souin in
to remain for two weoks or longor.
Mrs. Hclga Stany and Miss Alice
Erlckson, of Cedar Rapids, arrived
hero tho later part of last weok to
visit their lirotner a. e. uneKsuu mm
Mrs. Erlckson.
Aira Prnnif firmsbv and chlldroii, of
Kearney, formerly of this city, left for
California Saturday morning aftor vis
iting two weoks witn iur. anu iub
L. E. Hastings.
Martin Johnson, of Hershey, who
has beon bed-ridden with inllamma
MRin for a month oast was
brought to a local hospital the latter
part of last wool:.
Miss Hazel Smith will visit friends
in Wood River this week and next
week will leavo with Miss Marie
Bowen for towns on tho branch to
visit for several days.
Miss Leo ' Mavorlsh, of Stapleton,
im Iippii vIhIHiic her sister Mrs
A. J. Frazlcr will leave Bhortly for
California to spend several weeks.
Enrouto she will visit in a number of
western cities.
Whether young or old for age Is
r,n UrUnrlnn for tllO WOarlnK Of glaSSCS
If you chooso to go year after year,
wasting - nerve enorgy and straining
your oyes because of some defect,
vnn mimt nriuint onrlv dQCaV Of yOUr
visual sonse. Harry Dixon, Jeweler
flp.v. Ives, of Oiralalla. conducted tho
services at tho Episcopal cinircn buu-
dav durlnc the aosence oi uean
Bowker.
Tnlin n TJnsH. of the LOWOlleil
bank, visited last weok with Charles
Straluss and left for Colorado to visit
for some time.
riiipsta ni tho Slzemoro home Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrlck of the
state farm and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Miller, or Horsney.
vnnr nnlv onnortunitv to cet aome-
Hilnt fnr npnriv notiiinir at tno itcxuu
atoro Wednesday anu Tiiurauay, au
guat ICth and 17tli.
fra Cinnrfn V). PrnsRor nnd niece
Air flrr rntmrnnd Saturday nleht
from a week's vlalt in Denver and
other Colorado points.
T ( r)pn nnnnt. tlin wnpk end. In
town and roturned to Sidney Sunday
evening, ilia piaco or uusiness in &iu-
ney la boing well patronized.
win Tinnilv wont to Omaha Sunday
night to spend a day and thence to
Fremont to attonu tlio tractor uoraon
atration and shake hands with Henry
Ford.
Tnnlf Tlnrtor. Harrv Kollv. Harry
Vnrlr. V. '. Oirinr nnd W. J. Hendv ore
murine tlinon who nrn attcndlmr tllO
tractor demonstration in Fromont this
week.
Mica TiVrmi Rhnrhnokor. nf tho Hoatr
lnnil Rr T-Inn pi tin il nfflpo. nmll Miss
r.rnp flclor loft Rntnrdnv ovonlnc for
eastern points to sponu a coupio oi
weeks.
A lnrco nil hnrnlnir encino was re
ceived at tho experimental farm yes-
torday. It win rurnisn power ror tno
lrricatlon plant and also bo used for
othor purposes.
Mrs. n. IT. Laneford returned Sun
day from Green River, Wyo., whero for
soveral weeks alio had been visiting
her daugntors Mrs. uarrett anu ansa
Blsle Longford.
Mrs. V. E. McCarthy, formerly of
this city, passed through Saturday.
Sho is now living at Pocatella, Idaho,
iwhoro hor husband Is employed as
traveling engineer.
July ai. 1D1G.
iBoard met purauant Ho ad'Jou-n-
monL Present Hermlnghausen,
Springer, White and clork.
Clalma allowed on gci.orai luuu:
It. L. DouKlas. dammlhK bhanuel
South Platto rlvor, $127.20.
Hilda Anderson, salary, $&u.
Anna Anderson, caro county poor,
$30.
Alleon Gantt, salary, ?133..
Alleen Gantt, Institute fund, $100.
A noon nnntt. nffir.n oxnenscs. S29.G5.
B. H. Springer, services and mlle
ago, $03.85.
D. B. White, services anu mileage,
$32.65.
F. W. HormliighauBen, services anu
mileago, 65.30.
P. M. Soronsen, labor, $s.
Jos. M. Wilson, salary anu extra
help, $78.50.
A. J. Salisbury, salary, $i4t.au.
C. W. Yost, office oxpensos, $22.70.
C W. Yost,, salary, ifiav.ou.
Jos. M. Wilson, care county poor,
$10.
Roy Wilson, salary, ?7&.
J. J. Waltors, services on grauor,
$00.
Sherwood Woodhurst, clerical iworK,
$32.
Allowed on bridge fund:
J. R. Rltner, cement uriugo woric,
$373.02.
Q. Bickloy, bridge worlc, $20.
R. W. Sloichor, bridge $53.50.
W. M. Dymond, bridge work, $06.60
Nohraaka & Iowa Steel Tank Co.,
culverta, 17 clalma, $1249.26.
Bundy & Walker, nriugo won:,
$91.50.
Allowed on road funua:
G. Bickloy, road work, district J3,
$32.
R. W. Slelcher, road iwork, dlst. ui,
$66.
Nebraska & Iowa Steol Tank Co..
rnnil ilrntr flint. 4. $14.50.
Mnlirnalf.i Town. Steol Tank Co..
road drag nnd culvort, dlst 25, $46.08.
Paul G. Meyer, mapector aoutn
Platto brldgo fund, $100.
Mnnnmli Ti1nilnnnrlntr Cjy. patlmnto
No. 3 South Platto brldgo fund, $898.13
Monarcn engineering uo., estimate
No. 4, South Platto brldgo fiund,
1 7n(! 4!t
Y-,.vw..w.
W. D. Waldo, road work to P atto
brldgo, Com. dlst. 1, $200.00.
This bolng tho day set for hearing
nn npf'tnn nf ovtnnolnn tn rnnil No.
11, both potltlonors nnd remonstratorB
nppoar. A question ot law arising as
to the validity of tho potltlon, tho
Board does not take any action as to
granting or not granting tho petition
... , ...
limn Rnmn Tiiriirn finin.
Wherounon tho board adjourns to
Aug. 1 1U1U.
C. W. YOST.
County Clork.
North Platte's soven-day Chnutuu
qua closed last night with a concert
by tho Haydn CIiocub, which was one
of tho best numbers on tno program.
Taken as a whole, tho program offored
b the Redpath-Hornor Co. wna satis
factory to tho people; a6 much so, in
fuct, that no difficulty was experienced
in aocuring fifty men to Blgn tho con
tract for next year at tho aamo rato
as this year, namely, fourteen hun
dred dollars.
Undoubtedly tlio strongest feature
of this year's program is "Tho Molt
ing Pot," which was given Saturday
evonlng to tho largest audience of tho
week. It Is a very strong play Intor
proted by a company of unusual
strength. While handicapped by lack
of btnirn uottlni'i It. wna ntlll tho cminl
of tho shows wo tyay $1.50 to seo dur
Ini tlin thfnfrln.nl nonnon. Another
strong featuro Is Thavlu's band, which
apri oared Friday afternoon and evon
lng and excellent also woro tho trio
of grand opera slngora Friday ovon
ing. Governor Glenn's lecturo Sat
urday afternoon was well received, as
woro also tlio addresses Sunday uftor
noon nnd evening by Dr. Haywood,
at ono timo a resident of Loxington
and an old-tlmo friend of F. L. Moon
ey, of this city. W, I. Nolan, of Minne
apolis, was tho lecturer yesterday at
tornoon and his address was well re
ceived. Thn nlt.cndnnco at tho sessions
ranged from 600 to 1200, which In view
of the Intcnso neat, may oo consiucr
cd very satisfactory.
Tho corn pros'pocts in Lincoln
county taken as a wholo aro not vory
nattering. Horo and thoro, whero n
passing cloud has doposltcd rain, tho
crop still holds up fairly well, hut
there arc, so far iib wo can learn,,
fow fields that havo not been more
or less injured by tho drouth, and
thero aro lots of Holds that aro post
redemption.
Two farmers who llvo south of Hor
shoy woro in town yestorday and re
ported that they had throshod their
wheat and had began marketing It at
Horahoy at a guaranteed price of $1.20
per bushol. That's somo price for
wheat in western Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Buchanan who
havo been spending several weoks In
Los Angolos, Calir., nro oxpoctcd to
arrive homo Thursday of this week.
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Notice to Hunters.
No hunting will bo allowed on lands
owned by tho undorslgnod living In
tlio norm nan oi wen precinct.
Charllo Miller
B. F. Conklln
II. L. Damond
A. J. Howard
W. B. Fairchild
John Howard
G6-6
R. DePow
John Remus
II. C. Kustor
Alma Slmm
L. Smith
1 R. Waltomath
J. L. Zleglor
There Are Two Points
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FOR RENT
Two store rooms Bultablo for nny
business.
Ten rooms suitable for offlco rooms
or small rooming house, or will bo
rented to nny ono wanting ono room.
Garngo 53x72 foot.
Alan lnrnrn room C3x72 BUltable for
hall or will arrange it to suit tenant.
All equipped with steam neat.
Located on corner of Eighth and
Locust streots.
4Btf JULIUS MOGENSON, Prop.
F. J. DIENEU & CO.
Ileal Estate und Insurance
r?nmn find ann tin fnr tnwn Inta fn
different parts of the city. Good In
vestments on easy terms. Houses for
sale and rent, we nave b'.ho good bar
gains In farms and ranches.
Cor. Front and Dewey Sto.. upstairs.
Thn Intnrlnr nf tho room oc.r.ii'nlod
by Tlio Loader Mercantllo Co., Is bo-
lni rp.nrrntii'fiil. Thn lirnnd Htnlrwnv
loading to the second floor has been
talton down and romoveu to tno rear,
t litis providing auuiuonai epaco, xnow
suoiving anu ensos win no lnstanau
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block No-', ol Postoflice.
Phone 58
A modern institution for tht
iciantific treatmtnt of medical,
auri;ical and confinement casea.
Complotely squipped X-Ray
and diacnor.tic laboratories.
Slaff:
Geo. B. Dent, H. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B.RedGeld,M.D. J.S.Simms, M.D
Miss M. Sieman, Supl.
nliniit Cow Rrnnd Hour yott
Hhould not overlook. The first Is
flint with It ovon tho lit'irhihcr
inn hardly help tloliil? bolter
bultiiifr. Tho secoinl pointer in
Hint H InlicH k'H.H thiin the usunl
qiinntlty of Cow Rrnnd flour to
produce tlio name nlzcd loaf or
nilic. Order n uncU of Cowllrnnd
nnd you can prove It fr your-
Keif. It Is tho Quality First
Flour.
LIERK-SANDALL
feTATE FAITHS
Worlds beat Live Stock, Agriculture,
giCC7C. and.DOn5tDCct?e
AiJtomoMle2Qcin!f:Montoyjcpt4
Moi'5c Racing on 5,07,6
DUTH L AW, AVI ATR1X.
BAY .AND NIOIiT FUOHM
5EVJ1N BANDS
Qrnnd Opcrft Company r Jgm
and Optometrist.