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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1916)
A Faultless Fountain Pen You often Hear People Complain About Their Pens Leaking or Failing to Write, or Causing Sonic other Annoyance. These things do not happen with the Conklin Self -Filling Fountain Pen NON-LEAKABLE This Pen desorves all the good things that can be said about it. Which explains why we sell this Pen. And which also explains why we sell so many of them. If you are having trouble with your Fountain Pen, get a Conklin Pen and get perfect satisfaction. Prices from $2 to $12 and every pen guaranteed. Start the children in the coming School Year with a Conklin Self-Filler. CLINTON, THE JEWELER, THE SIGN WITH MIE BIG KING. ' B. SITKMEK BADLY INJUItFl) WHEN ((HANDSTAND COLLAPSES N. B. Spurrier, well known farmer living nlno inllos west of town war among the 150 Injured whon a grand stand at tho prize light at Colorado Springs collapsed last Monday after noon. Mr. Spurrier had a log broUen In four places, sustained serious In juries to his back, and a kiduOy was torn loose. t His brother-in-law who was wonted along side of him had a foor brokpn and crushed, Mr. and Mrs. Spurrior wont to Idahn SDrlnue several weeks ago to visit Mrs. Spurrier's brother, and wvrc having a delightful visit. The two men had gno to coiorauo srnngs to see the fight and tho collapse cfiuio boforo tho light began. That tins sortous accident should bom 11 Mr. Spurrier Is greatly regretted by his North Platto frlonds. His Injuries nre of such naturo that it will be several months boforo he will fully recover; In fact It is probable that tli frac tured leg Will never ireach Us normal condition. :o:: DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over tho McDonald State Bunk. LOCAL AND rJ3RSONAIr Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Miss Helen Sandall, who has boon visiting In Lincoln for nottio time, will TCturn tomorrow. Mrs, Emma Poor will resumo work nt Tho Leader Monday after eujoying a two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Oils Stcgmann and daughter Ella havo gcao to Excolslor Springs to spond a couple of wookb. Tho Catholic ladlcEl v.(lll Hold a social at the homo f Mrs. Sooburgor Thursday ovenlng Soptcmbor 14th. Henry CWotttcnfold resigned his po sition at tho (iroon pool hall this week. Ho Is succeeded by Ezra Dowhowor. Let Landgraf & Hoga do your paint ing, paper hanging and decorating. Phono Black 092 or Black G70. !23tf Bund Concert Program. Following Is the program of concert by the North Platto Municipal Hand, Earl Stamp, director, nt Court House Park Friday evening, Sopt. Sth. March Bunker Hill," t Pryor Ovorture "Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna" Suppo MH. and Mrs. John Spies and chtl- a)l"i ""V vt.Y.i" p mi. nf Kfiarnnv. whh hn,l I.mii visit- Intormezzo 'Shades of Night .... dren, of Koarnoy. wh'ot hod boon visit Ing tho former's paronts for sevoral weeks, left yesterday morning. "M on1 TVTra lfntinrf Tlnnti ntirl 'i rnm- Friodlander Dance "Hungarian Danco No. 5. . . . Brahms Ovurturo "Tho Betrothal" . . . .Bagley. ily aro expected to return this week Valso Romanthiue "Alpine Sunset ' from ail oxtonded visit with relatives King. In Des Moines and other cities. March "The Gladiator" Sousu Mlso Anna Erlcson, of Denver, who n J.''S,.- was the guost of her slstor Mrs. John un y oepunnuur io, uw ivuim Burke while onrouto homo from Now rnoairo win snow? ror uio nrsc umo York left Wednesday afternoon. the Opening installment of tho most , , , w , . costly, most oiaDorato anu niuai au- xarm nnu jiancii loans ui iuttcsm aortiintrlv Interesting motion Dicturo rates anu best terms. JUoncjr on hand novel ever screened beautiful Billy to closo loans nromntlr. Burko in Gloria s Romance. In lien had been visiting in Salt Lake and 4Xtt llllfllf ATVATV Ss I'ATTFIlSON role of Gloria Stafford, daughter of a other western p'olnts, roturncd a few I jmiiiuiiiui u, niny uurnc uaijbi iuiuxb uuys ugu IMrn. Iiuy DII111I1. Ol WU1I11UC.. CUIJ1UIJVJ, euiiuni uu iuuraoi iwi mm jvui-i n. -.ri m i.i the first tof tho week io attend the ousy. Mystery, suspicion and Intrigue' ,v TV;7 extended v sit in Wood ,ii- . I ..f, uii niinnf im Thn wav ween ior an exienueu visit in wooa CITiT AND rOPNTY NEWS. George Vroman loft yesterday morn ing for Lincoln to attend tho state fair. Miss AlUen Gantt loft yettorday morning for Lincoln Vb visit for a week. Mrs. J. N. Fristo of Dickens, spent , . .,., . a uay or two tins wuuk whii ner son Clyde Fristo. For Farm Loans see or write Gone Crook, room 3, Waltemath building, North Platte. ' 41tf Paul Harrington, of Donvir, tamo yesterday to look after hay shipments and visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton and chil dren returned Tuesday evening ftfom a visit with rolatlvos in eastern points. Miss Virginia Dullard, who has boon visiting Mrs. L. 11. Jackson In Lincoln for several weeks, will return Sunday. Tomatoes by tho bushel and cu cumbers for pickling. Mrs. T. H. Dootlittlo, Phono 782F022. CC-4 Miss Ethel Grady, of Grand Island, formerly of this city, wne married re confcly to Mr. A. F. Valentino, of Omaha. Mrs. Wcrthman, of Loulsvlllo, who has neon tho guest of Mrs. George Frater and daughter, will leave Mon day. Albert Able, who has been 111 tor some time, will loavo shortly for the Mayo linos. Hospital at itochoster, Minn. ' Goorgo Scoft and daughter, of Cuba, Illinois, came from Sutherland a few days ago to visit with Mr. and Mrs. M E. Scott. Paul' Marti loft recently for Chey enne, ItaWlins; and Rock Springs whore he will visit relatives for a week or longer. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. E1 Rebhnusen has returned frm Laramie where she visited her husband for a weok Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Brock and son loft Wednesday morning for Donvor to spond two weoks. A baby girl was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sawyer. All con- corned are doing woll. , y Miss Margaret Gorham, of Grand Is land, Ib visiting hor sistar Mrs. W. A. Buchfinck this weok. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goodman and son loft yesterday morning for Color ado to spond two weeks. Jake Gcltman will assist tho St?,P' lcton team In a game against the Oconto nine on Sopt. 11th. Miss Cathcrlno Johnson loft yestoH day morning for Lincoln whero she ill attond tho university. Miss Eunice Babbitt, who spent tho summer with hor parents, 'returned 'to L,incoin yesieruay msirning. Claude Curry, of Grand Island, is as sisting In special work 'at tho tele phone exchange this weok. "Sally In our Alloy" with Carlylo Blackwoll and Murlol Ostrlcho nt the Keith Saturday night. Willard Mack and Enid Markov will appear at tho Keith tonight In a pow erful drama of love and finance "Tho Conqueror'- For itho comedy there will be Fred Maco dnd Polly .Moran In Love Will Conquer." Miss Esther Sandall and father, who family dinner at tho homo of hor par- are all about hor. Tho clever way onts, Mr. and Mrs. Josoph McMIchaol. which she Bolvcd hor problems make; . ,n . , i the story more fascinating week by Tho ton weeks old son of Mr. and Mk jurl tho production Miss Mrs. Austin Traub died Wednesday Burko wJU vear Bm0 of tho m08t morning nftor a short illness. Tho claborate and magnificent gowns ever funeral was hold yesterday morning 8oen on scren Man of these from tho (residence. gowns woro tjeagneii by Lady Duff Mrs. Jtohn Gorham, of Grand Island, Gordon. A nctablo cast suppoita Miss who was tho gtiest of hor daughter, Burko Including Henry Kolker. Here Mrs. W. A. Buchfinck loft Wednesday, is ono photoplay that yon cannot nf- havlng boon called homo by tho sorl- ford to miss as everywhere you go ous illness of a relative pdoplo will ho talking about it so t n ,tni- if. Tir.i i.. you too, must see it. Get In on the ,.;.7" " opening- Installment, on the- ground rfiin- B nrtli, r M r , n flor s t were. Rcmenraer tho open " 01" ""J as'"B Jnr,P f,"rrVn "8 Installment at tho Keith theatre ..,? u?in in lt Al ,Vif ; Sopt 16th. Cross this date off on your C?, a"a Jyi11"'1 a C0Upl f duyS 'calondor and como early enough to l"u " "" got a scat mibb iiosauno wnson, oi lvcarnoy, That cantaloupe excelling in Blzvj who iiau neon e npioycu in mo anora- an(l ,avor tho famous Rocky Fqrd can ton dopartmont of the Donver Dry b0 ,raj8e,i In Lincoln county was denv Gwds Co. for sovoral years, camo a nniirntmi ilia wnir iini fow days ago tb nccopt a position in Brown by E E- Jl00dy ,Jn llls KaraPn tho Block ladlos' outfitting store. woro I)rcsonted 1)5 Tho Tribune. Some "Nono bo lillnd as thoSo who won't Pno possessing an acre of good irrlgat- HAn M nnl.l Qii..nnu ....... n .. I Errniin ll prvill il on bI 1 v nl onri 11 n Hfivnrn 1 .v. v...u .w. UUc..v..,.u.b ,jon.t B00 aml wont so tho HrBt bo- ""'"iron uouara eacn year y grow- tcacli school, - taU8Q lhoy D0N-T jnoWl and tho oth- ln8 cantaloupe. In foot a good truck Mrs. Kirkpatrlok and children, of, ors becauso they WON'T knaw-Op- fttriu nf Ntrth Platto, conduOted by Omahh, lefb for homo Wednesday after! tomotry. HARRY DIXON, Registered experienced gardener, wUuld cam -visiting her mother Mrs. Finney for Optometrist, t'lo owner more than a good living throo wcoks, I wlln out olght months' labor a year. Ray McCaun, who has beon visiting1 ""1 " H " nnr VAr thn , ,".ar,leB fI1uPiop W1H leuvc 8uni,fty In Colorado for two wcoks, will ro-:KLnrioy Jl'vo, mu cards for tho nlpht for AtehJoson, Kan., to resume Jhr ZZK ,,i ZInV a hm mtlL"lK? of tholr daughter Ruby Rose h 6tudlcg lu Midland Colleee. Mr. and Mrs. Clydo McMIchaol", of Wollileot, visited tho formor'B parcrts Mr, and Mrs. Josoph McMlchncl this weok. Vorno Powoll returned to Ft Scott, Kansas, Wednesday morning after vis iting his father W. R. -Po we'll for a week. Miss Gortrudo Clark, of Omahu, who visited Jior slstoV, Mrs. Charles McNa- tUrn today and rcnumd work tit the O Connor store. A party of young folks hold a picnic on tho river banks Tuosday ovenlng after which they enjoyod a dinner at tho Country Club. MIrs Clam Kntio, booltkkcopor In tho Dr. TwSncm office, has returnod from a alx weeks visit with rolatlvcH In Illinois and Now York. JuIIub Plzor and daughter Maymo returned Wednesday from Now York, Chicago and othor eastern oltlos whtro thoy spent several wooua. ' Josonh Jeusun has returned from &t. Paul, Minn,, whoro ho ntonded tho cAnvontlon of tho Minnesota Life. In iumnco ngontu litst .week. RoV. Robort Whlto and family havo returned homo; the formor from a Xialt of sovoral wooka In Ohlcagnj and iho otiibrs irom Kan&as city. Juan DoLury, a Mexican employed isi the Boctlon at Sutherland, was ar- rostcu Saturday on tho chargo of soli lng liquor to another Mexican, Joe Mohlca by name, Do Lury was nr-i notwithstanding tho Bulck factoiy Is ralglHHl bolvnt jmigo Fronch Tuesduy turning out COO carjr each twenty-four and plead ou not guilty. hoiira. r Star Clothing Store V. Warrlntjton. U H..l. C.. ,..!. . .1.1.. I 7 v..v(,v, IU I1UKII DUIIUUUUVUI ,. IUI lllUUJf UL .1110 1 HOI city. The wodulng will lauo t)laco tiia Arf siorv Tuesday evening, Sept. X'Mu Miss Man- carries a comnloto lino of Art xwnio uol taught in tho local schools for Work Materials, Novoltles, etc. Over Tho U. S. Civil Sorvlco Commission will hold an examination for malo stenographers and typowrltora Sept. lth and sopt, 30th to till approximate ly 200 positions In tho War Doparl mont at $000 and $1,000 per ypar. For application blankB and Information ap ply at tho pofuofflco, Mr. and Mra. Walter O'Connor ttnd W., T. Wllcbx .loft, WednoBdjayl for Rochester, Minn., whoro Mrs. O'Contior win uo oxammcti ny anu tnito treat mont of tho Mayo brothers. Her con dltlou 1ms not improved of lato and has boon such as to uoprtvo lipr of many of tho enjoyments of mo, Tho Davis garage received a car load of Bulcltfl this wook, jtho first ahlpmont recoivcii ro r some timo. Mr. urawtoru stated Tuosday that they aro 10 cara behind on their ordors, This Inability to got cars oxlsla all ovor itho country, River and other eastern points with relatives. Cards woro received yesterday in this city anounclng tho birth of a non to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Atchinson, of Ko nrncy, who formerly resided here. v Word was received hero Wednes day of tho death of Mrs. Pollard, of Denver, mothor of Mrs. W. P. Snyder of this city. The remains werp. taken east for burial Miss Ruth Streltz left Wednesday for Lincoln to resumo her duties as teacher In the public schools.. Enroute sho stopped bver in Grand Island to at tend two social functions. Mr. and Mrs. George Schatz and s-an Robort of Ogden came afew days ago to visit rolatlvos for a week or long or. Mr. Schatz will also take advant age of tho chicken hunting, A. E. Tlmmcrman returned tills week from nn nuto trip to Denver and Colo rado Springs, Ho drove Ills car to tho summltt of Pike's Peak. He was accompanied On tho trip by his family, ' Misses Mary and Adeline Winn, of Koarnoyi former residents here, visit ed frlonds In town whllo onrouto t Denver, wlliero tho latter will talte a courso In nursing at tho St. Joseph hospital. From tho Kearney Hub it Is learned that tho seedling mile of the Lincoln Highway near that chty, made of con crete at a cost of $8,000 or 510,000, somowhat of a failure. The road, loss than a year old, already needs repair lng. , That Boy or Girl pi Yours Thrift in tho homo is a splendid heritage for cither a hoy or a girl. ' . ; Do yoU , realize that your son ill hea hotter business man and enjoy greater opportunities if jio learns the valuo ol money and saves some of it while. Jio is growing up? Do you know that your daughter will ho a more sensible and attractive young lady, and in tinlo a belter " wife and mothor, if early in life she acquires tho right attitude toward money and learns that spending it is hot the only way to use it? We want to help you and your children in this matter. Send them to the bank with their pennies and we will assist them in opening a Thrift Savings account. McDonald State Bank. North Platte, Nebraska. THE OLDEST BANK IN WESTERN NEBRASKA. MRS. MARY DROUTH This announcement is of important interest to every lady in NORTH PLATTE, NEB. A FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME Tho condition of tho Skin and Hair glvo you that FIRST impression of anyone's character. First Impressions aro ofton LASTINa Impres sions. Tho person with a clear, smooth skin, soft, fluffy hair and well kept hands INSTANTLY attracts admiration and attention. MRS. MARY 'DROUTH is nn Export Cosmetician and Beauty Special ist, Yoars of oxporlonco lmvo nught her the essentials of Beauty Culture Her advice and instructions, given to you along with an ACTUAL DEMONSTRATION, will unquestionably bo of VALUE to you. This cost you NOTHIXO. Hor Sotvicos nro FREE to you for the asking. Appointments May Be Made by Telephone . Wo will bo pleased to book appointments In advance either by tele phono or In person. Wo will then havo Mrs. Mary Drouth arranga, at your convenience, a doflni'c appointment at your HOME as soon as sho arrives. NYAL DRUG STORE, "Where Service and Quality is Paramount." Dr. Terry, of Omaha, who visited, with Mr. and Mrs. Cy RusBeli left yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. A. Donelson and children loft at noon yestorday for Farnam to visit rolatlves for two weeks. . Miss Onctfnk Krauso, of West Point, came a fow days ago to spend two weeks at tho Tranrp home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartwig lira happy ovor tho arrival of a son at tholr homo Tuesday of this week. Miss Elslo Smith, of Mltcholl.who had been visiting Miss Sylvia Watts for sovoral days, has returned home. Soft Wnlcrj Shampoo, .Electric 3Is sngt', Coated Ucaufcy Parlor, M)TYt Doivey, Phono Red (jrr. Mrs. A. S. Chamberlain returned last weok" from Colorado cltlos whoro sho 'spent several months with ral.i tlves. Mrs. Frank Frcderlcl and daughter Esther loft Tuosday ovenlng for Don ver and Greeley to visit relatives for two weeks. . Mr. and Mrs. Homor Rector and chil dron roturned yesterday morning from Sutherland whero they spont a week with friends. Qcorgo Brophy, Jr., of Omaha, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Newton Buckley this week. Mr. Brophy is a son of Supt. Brophy of the Union Pacific. Charles Johnson', George Schatz and Will Otton left a few days ago for tho Huntington ranch northwest of. Paxbon to spend several days hunting. Mutual Building & Loan Assn. OFJNORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. ASSETS $840,000.00 To Prospective Building & Loan Borrowers; Non-resident Building & Loan Companies are adver tising the fact that they have reduced the monthly payments of borrowers to SI. 10 per month pn each $100.00 borrowed, making the monthly payment the same as the Mutual Build ing & Loan Association of North Platte. They fail to state that of the $1.10 paid to the nori-resident company, there is only thirty-five cents credited as a principal payment, the balance seventy-five cents teing taken for interest. Of the $1.10 monthly payment to this association on each $100.00 borrowed sixty cents is for interest and fifty cents is credited as a principal payment. This difference in the amount credited the borrower will result in the borrower in the non-resident company be ing compelled to pay not less than $25.00 more on each $100.00 borrowed in order to discharge the debt than they would if they were doing the business with this Association. Mutual Building & Loan Association OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. it OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH The First National Bank -oi'- &ORTI1 1Z,ATTJB, IV JSJB I? ASlf A. Member Federal Reserve Bank System. CAXTTAE, A2VJD SURPLUS: One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE HATE BEEN THE FACTOES Uf THE GHOWjCH OF Till 8 BANK, AND THE SAME CABEFUL ATTENTION IS GITEN TO SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LABGE BALANCES. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. if if :.t if if' if if :.: :.: . if if if if if WE ALLOW NO LUMBER TO ENCUMBER Our lumber yard, but good lumber. . Any defective piece of lumber is sent to the discard in-this yard. We have always considered this tlie best -policy, in fact, consider it the foundation of our success in selling LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Coates Lumber & Coal Co. J T X North Platte, Nbr. I "3