CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Dr. Brock, Duntist, over Stone Drug
Store.
C. w! Jnrklon. of "Wallace, Is spend
ing a few days hero on business.
Mrs. W. B.. Owons loft Friday after
noon for Donver to visit friends.
1008 west Fourth treet, Hqmoopattc
Hospital.
Gleb Scott vaa called to Beaver City
last week by the' death of his slstor.
George MHlor will loave Uils weok
for Lexington to visit friends for ten
'days. f
Mrs. Herman -LeDloyt went to I'nx-
ton Saturday1 to visit rolatlvos for n
weok.
Mrs. It. C. Eyerlyietfc Saturday for
Bluo Hill to spend twro-weoks with rel
flltvaa
Peter Peterson wont to Pueblo the
latter part of last1 week to yisU for a
fortnight '
Wanted to Kont Two strictly mod
ern furnished rooms. Address B.ox
582, City.
Miss Roglna Nolan has gone to
Wood Itlver to spend two weeks with
relatives.
Miss Juanlta Johnston, of Kearney,
has gone home after a yisit with man
Eva Baker.
Let Landgraf & Hoga do your palnt
lng paper hanging and decorating.
Phone Black 892 or Black 670. 23tf
Harrv,.Lawaon returned Saturday
from a week's visit in Grand Island
and Omaha,
Mrs. Wm. Dlcnor aud children, who
had been visiting in Gandy, returned
homo Friday,
Miss Lenora Scott returned Friday
from a two weeks' visit in Denver
with friends, and left Saturday even
ing for Crete to accept a position.
Mrs Vern Mann, who has been vis
iting her parents in Denver, will re
turn Thursday. :,
Miss Helen Souser Is Visiting rela
tives in Central City, having left for
that place Friday.
Mrs. N. F. Clough returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter in Ogalalla. ,v
," Mrs. Wm. Welsberger left Saturday
for Beaver City where she was called
by her sister's death.
Louis Tobln, of. Denver, formerly of
this city, spent the week end hero vis
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs Adda Turpie, who has been
visiting in" Gettis, S. D.. for several
weeks, will return Friday.
" Mrs. DowhoWer, of Hershey, came
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs..
Nathanlcr Walker for a week.
Mrs. L. L. Greeno and children re
turned Friday evening from a month's
visit with -relatives in anivauKee
Miss Nell Pierce, of Hastings, who
visited Miss Sadie Trovillo for several
weeks, went home Friday afternoon.
Joseph Houser has taken the Jocal
Itooms for llent Innulro 40G wt KI) DAVIS IS SELECTED
Third. 05tf l AS OPPONENT FOK 8TEMIER.
Mrs. F. L. Itork left a fow days ago
for Colorado Springs to visit hor
daughter, Mrs. Hnzol Holdon, former
ly of this olty.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mooro returned
the lsttor part of last weok from a six
weeks' visit with friends In Bates
Park and Denvor.
Wanted, boglnning Soptembor 3d,
board and room In a private -family by
a husband, wlfo and baby. Address
XX, Tribune office.
Miss Louiso McElhinoy, of Lexing
ton, was the gue3t of Mrs. M. V.
Mitcholl the latter part of last week
whllo enrouto to Gloudalo.
Mrs. Fred Glade and children, of
Grand Island, arrived Saturday even
"ing to visit Mrs. Glado's parents, .Air.
and Mrs. II. P. Husband for a week or
longer.
Miss Arta Kookon, who has been
spending the summer with tho homo
folks, will leavo Frld'ay for Great
Falls, Mont., whore she tenches in the
schools.
Mrs. A. 13. Doran and daughters
Marlon and Laura, who woro -guests
or the formor's brother, Charles Bee-
dor for some timo, left Saturday for
their homo in Brlmburg, Ala.
Miaa I.enh McElhinoy. ot Lexington
formerly a local teachor, visited with
Miss Maude Wanrlngton last week
whllo enrouto to Douglass, Wyo., to
teach in the schools there.
Tim funeral services of Dorothy
nrnum. tho infant dauKhtor ot Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Brown, were held at the
nesidonco Friday afternoon, conducted
hv H. O. Knowlesof tho Christian
church.
The first of tho weekly fall dances to
be given by the Yeoman drill team was
held Frtdav evening at tho Lloyd op
era house and was attended by a largo
numbor. Music was furnished by the
Stamp orchestra.
Mrs. T. C. Paterson and Misses Ruth
nnrtl Edith iPti'tcrson lire -expected
Jirnuo tomorrow from a.' two week-'
staV at Estes Park. Mr. Patterson
wont to Denver yesterday to meet
them and accompany them homo in
tho car.
J. J. Gettman left the latter part of
last weok to play ball with the Ster
ling team. In tho Denver Post tourna
ment games wnicii were piayru v
Denver. Firank Maxoy arid Jack
Walworth also played with the Sta
ling team, .. . '
Tho Anduijoh club, composed of four
teen voung girls, who woro in camp
nt. the Ericsson ranch south of MaX'
well last week, returned homo Friday
evening. They woro chaperoned by
Miss Laura Murray and report a very
enjoyablo time,
Among those who spent the latter
nnrt. of last week in Ogalalla were
AiMsrs-. V. H. McEvoy. Theodore Lowe
H J Vanderhoof. Russell Langford
.Tnmes McEvoy. John Braltt, George
Austin. Harrv Samuelson, Claude
Wolntrnml. Porrv Carson. W. J. Land
graf and Fred Barrucl.qugh.
The Misses Helen Mlnshall, Elaine
Bundy, Esther Hummel, Maude Rqe.i
agency for the Kero Water burner UIargaret crajglo and Maudo Owons
which was demonstrated here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Mllliken and chil
dren left Saturday morning for Green
River to visit frionds for a week or
longer.
Wanted Roomers and boarders at
the Woodblno rooming house, 309 east
Sixth ttrcot. Good meals and modern
rooms. 1 57tf.
Mrs. h! J. Rathbun, of New York,
City, is tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. V, J.
Wurtele and will remain for a week or
ton days.
Mrs. Doty returned to her home in
South Dakota Friday after visiting for
several weeks her daughter Mrs. Ed
win Burke.
W. C. Woodrlng left Friday evening
'for the Rosebud reservation in South
Dakota to spend two weeks, with the
home folks
nick Steeeman returned tho latter
' part' of last week from Denver and
other Colorado cities whore he spent
two weeks.
Mrs. Edward Rebhausen left Satur
day morning for Laramie; where her
husband has been employed for sev
eral months
members of tho Laffalfctt club of this
city, woro entertained at a house party
at the homo or Miss Mauuo itees in
Elsie tho fore part of last week and
at a week ond party by Mr. ana Mrs,
Dfio Ranev at the V R ranch. The
girls enjoyed a very Jolly vacation.
J. E. Sebastian, district agent, and
James Jessup, local agent of the
Minnesota LIfo Insurance Co., will go
to St. Paul, Minn., tomorrow to attend
tho annual convention of the agents of
tho comnany. Each stat'o agont and
his assistants will givo a vaudeville
sketch at Geneva Beach and Messrs
Sebastian and Jessup have prepared
an original play entitled "Mutt and
Jeff in LIfo Insuranco " u. t. aioui
of Lowellen, will accompany them
25.00 Itownrd.
Tho local Dry Federation will pay
twenty-five dollars reward for lnfor
mation leading to tho conviction of
any person violating tho liquor laws
in the city of North Platte. This offer
is good until further notice.
By order of tho Committee.
J. H. VANOLEAVE,
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Show Her You Mean Business
Take it from us, young man, few girls of the right sort
have the heart to turn down a man who is thoughtful
enough to give her in the beginning her heart's desire a
home of her own. It's the one thing that every woman
wants for there her dreams of past years become realities.
Build a Home Now
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and start life in the right way full of happiness and con
tentment. We have several books of the latest designed
houses and bungalows. Come in and select the one you
like best and let us figure the cost for you complete, foun
dation and all. We have everything in building material
you'll need. Come in any day and we'll show you a plan
she'll like.
W. W. BIRGE CO.
PHONE 9.
The man selected to wrestle with
Joe Steelier In this city next Monday
Is Ed Davis, of Indianapolis wrestling
instructor in the Indiana state uni
versity, nnd Intw-colleginte heavy
wofght champion.
Davis Is twonty-flve years of Ago,
woighs 205 pounds, silporbVy built
and haB a mighty good record on the
mat. Ho threw Chris Sorenson, who
staid twentyslx minutes with Stetcher.
As a hotter man "than Sorenson, ho
ought to be nblo to stay with Steelier
a sufficlont length of time to mako
tho contost Interesting to he spec
tators and givo them the worth ot
their money.
Davis was recommended by Sandy
Grlswold, sporting editor of the Onia-
a World-Horald, and by Gene Ale-
lady, tho Omaha sport promoter. Ho
was selected from a bunch of about
fifty wrestlers who woro on the wait
ing list.
Two good preliminary events have
boon secured, tho names of the con
testants to bo glvon lator.
The contest for next Monday Is ne-
ing widely advertised and a big crowd
is expected from Hho country tributary
to North Platto.
Ono of tho preliminary evonts will
be botween Ray Talbert and "'Dutch"
Mannber, both members of the Alliance
ilro department, champion amateur
wrostlers of western Nebraska. Sec
rotary Fisher, ot tho Chamber of Com
merce, says ho saw these two wrestle
for thirty-five mlnutos without a fall
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3fou ltuilriliiirs on ltlclit-oMYny
Tho buildings of tho North Platto
Produce Co., which stand east of the
freight depot, will bo moved within
tho next week to n site opposite the
electric light plant, and tho big Im
plement warehouse of Derryberry &
Forbes will bo moved to tho block still
further east. Tho nfoving of these
buildings Is mado necessary by the
rc-locatlon of the Union Pacific freight
house, which will also be moved sev
eral hundred feet east In order to
givo tho necessary room for passage
ways on the east side of tho new de
pot.
It is understood that the work of
removing the dopot will start In a short
time.
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Itherdnlc 10, North l'lallo 1.
RIvordale defeated Nbrth Platte Sun
day on tho local ball grounds by a
score of ten to four. Up to tho eighth
Inning tho gamo was as good as any
one oould wish to see, the score at
tho end of tho seventh standing four
to two in favor of North Platte. In
tho eighth, with two men out, tho vis
itors secured several hits and these
with errors brought in four runs.!
Again in tho ninth Riverdalo fell on
tho ball for four two-baggers which
netted four moro runs. hTo locals
wore unable to increase their score in
tho eighth and ninth and tho game
closed with a ton to four score.
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Lady Mncenhees Attention.
A class will bo initiated and other
important business transacted a a
special meeting in tho hall Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock. Refresh
ments will bo served.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Urn. Tlnnt Affn Tnnnnrv lot tlil Til II KK AU'UJlnTO I" &
"''ifi . . ,,.,Annri'1 a fll If 111. Vlfl
double storo room of Ottenstoln's. (iKAl)b uku:mu
Mlftfinn Kntln Miles and Edna Mc- Atn nn,l Airs. .1, W. Arnsmlth, 01
Noel visited friends in Ogalalla last Qoiden, Col., .wore killed and their
week. - (lnnehter. Mrs. J. B. Blssland, also
uv..i . .i o..... of Golden, was fatally Injured Satur-
" " .r ' v;: iinv afternoon when tneir car was
y ve"lHB irom u, UU!Hur" 111111 ol s truck bv cnatbound Union Pacific
UUS BIUIC. . " 4 , xT on nt o unlut ntSn
. 1 IlUBSUIlKUl 111 lllll nu. u k j.. -.
. i n .1 ... i t I . . i d it nr r 1 1
1. uii wub uuru ouuuuu; iu im, uiiu nnM one-lmll ullies wcoi. ui vv.uu.
Mrs. John Ell. Mother and tlio bov nro Arnumitii. who was driving, nppar
doing nicely. "t eii'tly attempted to bent the train to
Rev. Schllllngor,- of Pino Bluffs, the crossing and was unamo tp s op
spent a few days -this week with the , n". V "
wfiw nomnelled to cross on account of
Mrs. A. W. Brown exnocts to leave rnnnlr work under way on tlio L.in-
shortly for Chicago to visit relatives coin Highway. He was thrown fifty
for several weeks. feet and Instantly killed. Tlio body of
.,1 Mrs. Arnsmlth was removed from tho
""".' nllot of tho locomotlvo. Tho machine
vuugi u nmum, .wiu iu m.b . wrecked
last wcuk 10 visu inunus. .' .i ,i n.n l.n.U
I 111U Llillll WUB Biupxisu l
A habv irirl was horn Saturday af- tna tnitnn to T.ox ncton and Mrs. uiss
tornoon to MP. and Mrs. Frank LauKh-hnnii iirontrht. to tho City Hospital
lin. All concerned arc doing nicely, i,, this city on a train arriving at
. .i ,.. ...i U'Jl). An examination showed a irnc
hero this week to visit his sister Mro. . nnV' V iini.V rlnTn
JUlius Hoga and to transact business. Saturday night without regaining
i 1'iiiiNi iiiuniicnn. -
For Farm Loans soe or write Gene Mr. Arasmith was cdltlor of tho
PrnnV rnnm 3 WnltAmnth ht.llrilnir. fiolflon Globe ami Principal 01 UIO
North Piatt 4ltf Golden high school. It Is said that at
1110 liniO Ul UIV UtUlUUlll-aiiu (iuu;
Miss Bessie Chamberlain returnod hurrying to tho deathbed of Mr. Arn-
Min lnttnn nnrt nf Inn! wwtk from nil iY. smith's mouior,
tendel visit with relatives In eastern Mrs. BIsland was a widow, her hus
EW FALL MERCHANDISE is arriving daily in our Suits
Department. The new Fall Models are" unusually at-tractive.
Hundreds of busy tailors have been working for weeks
to supply the demand for the new fall styles in the Printzess
Suits. These popular garments in an almost endless variety of
style, material and color combination have been skillfully de
signed that you might be well clad. Get away from the common-place
and try a suit thaf is different not freakish or ex
treme, but one that expresses originality of thought, that shows
that extremely rare combination of taste and cleverness.
We want you to come and see them, to select according
to your fancy and according to your requirements.
I E. I Tramp & Sons.
Lonn Mary Stono ontortalned a num
ber of her young friends Saturday
afternoon lu honor of hor fourth birthday
Miss Morlo Thornburg, who has boon
employed in Grund Island for several
montha, is visiting her sisters in this
city.
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cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Walsh and chil
dren returned tho latter part of last
week from a two wootar vjslt In
Donvor.
Mrs, Charles Terrell, of Omaha, noo
Allco Rannio ot,thls city, who visited
her mojthor for sovornl
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Redmond, who hnd heon
taking treatment at ho North Platte
Gonoral hospital, returned to hor
homo last weok.
Miss Margaret Wilson, of Lincoln,
who snont two weeks with hor dauch-
ter, Mrs. S. R. Carnoy, loft for horn?
yestorday morning.
"Tho Bigger Man," an adaptation of
Ruport Hughe play, "Tho Bridge,"
will bo snown at mo lvcun tonignt. me
theme is of capital and labor intor
wovon with a lovo story and sido
lights on an underpaid immigrant with
a family on tho other side. Homy
Kolkor takes tho leading role.
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J)0 Thrifty Spring Shonts.
64-4 L. K. EHMCHT. North I'lulle.
band having been accidentally
electrocuted about a year ago,
Other than tho mother no rolativea
aro left.
NO OILS Oil SALTS NEEDED.
Tho only discovery in years for
weeks loft Stomach, Liter, Constipation, Dizzi
ness and jieauncjio.
T. W. It. TABLETS.
At Stone's Drue Storo.
FIRE, TORNADO,
HAIL INSURANCE
0. EL Thoelecke.
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ot Postoftice,
Phone 58
' A modarn institution for tha
' reientific treatment of medical,
' aurgical and confinement cases.
Completely equipped X-Itay
and diagnostic laboratories,
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent, M. D. Y. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. Redfie!d,M.D. J. S. Simms, M.D
Miss M. Sieraan, Supt.
YourJBest Friend
AJyottng man may have many friends, but he
will find none so steadfast, so constant, so, ready
to'respond to his wants, so capable of pushing
him ahead, as a little leather-covered book with
the name o a bank on its coveiT
i Saving is the first gre'at principle of all
success. ,
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Hcgin now by depositing 'your savingsjan the
Old Reliable. 'vt; '.'
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McDonald State Bank.
North Platte, Nebraska.
THE BANK BEHIND THE THRIFT MOVEMENT,
No
Hot Water!
"And a bath would rest me so."
And I wanted a quick shave."
Be prepared to furnish hot water on ;
short notice, with a gas water heater. ,
North Platte Light & Power Co.
C. R. MOREY, Manager.