LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Frank Parks isbulldlng a new house
. on norflh Vina street.
' " Wanted T6 trade a Chnlmors'"Slx for
a house In town. Phone 07. 70-1
Mrs. C. W. McGrow Is enjoying a
visit 'from her motlii who rosldo In
Philadelphia. , '
E. H. Slvlts, of the north part of the
county, movod hid family to North
Platfte Monday.
Harry Fleishman iovedi . Tuesday
into the new bungalow just completed
,hy W. S. Dolson.
Morlo "Wilcox,' a former North Platte
boy, was in (town yesterday visiting
relatives and frionds.
For- Sale AVhlto Leghorn Roosters.
Good grade. Mrs. J. L. Loudon, 1015
Hast -4th. Cheap if taken at once. 09-2
Mrs. Leonard Dick expects to leave
Sunday for an extended visit with her
sister- in Tolodo, Ohio.
Messrs. Muhloon, Oborst, Harcourt,
and LeMastor spont yostarday at Sta
pleton attonding the fair.
Mrs. T. V. Busklrk and sons, Ernest
and Royal, loft Thursday by otito for
Knox county to visit friends.
Let Landgraf & Hoga do your paint
ing, papor hanging and decorating.
Phono Black 92 or Black 570. 33tf
Will Waltemath returned the early
part of this week from a business trip
to Omaha and a visit in ,Blair.
Get your Sunday decorations of cut
flowers at Howe Moloney's -Satur-day-
bn 'saloMly. Tilllkum Girls.
Wanted Girl for general house
work Good wages. Mr. Clarence
Tollesen, Sutherland, Neb. 70tf
For Sale Good hard coal stove, 115
east Eight slreet. Phone Red 188.'
The many North Platte friends or
Miss Margaret Ware, of Blair, will bo
glad. (to learn that she has fully re
covered from typhoid fever. For two
weeks during her Illness her condition
was .extremely critical.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pile. Mrs. Joseph
Rlcheson and Mrs. John LoMaster
were visitors at the Stnpleton fair yes
terday. John Styskal and father, of Wahoo;
who waro guaats of Mr. and Mrs Ju
lius Hfllilor for a week, have gone
homo.
Mrs. OUIo Tucker and ohlldron rp
lurried tho first of the weok from a two
week's .visit with her paronts in Sta
ploton. Mrs. Shoup and daughltar Fe'fn, of
Sutherland, visited at tho PnuUtth
homo Wednoaday while onrouto homo
from Omaha.
, For Farm Loans see orwrlto Oono
Crook, room 3, Waltemath building,
North Platte. 41tt
Ray Murray and Mrs. Roso Bartlott,
of Lincoln, ivero called here yostorday
morning by tho death of tholr mother,
the lato Mrs! John- Murray,
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Mrs. Hattio Record, of Nichols sid
ing, is in a local hospital taking treat
ment for blood poisoning caused by
running a needle In her hand.
Bring your old materials and old
hats to tho "Wilcox Department Storo
to he made ovor. We will guarantee
good workmanship at moderate pricos.
Miss Madge: Flynn loft last evening
foT Qulncy, Illinois, to attend school.
John Don returned to Sidney Wed
nesday evening after visiting hia, fam
ily for soveral days.
Freeman Hansen, .of Council Bluffs
who had been visiting his grand moth
er, Mrs. Emma Pulver far some timo,
lefr yesterday morning, for tho Kear
ney military academy.
Economical Noji gas and oil, and
tires, yet well balanced and wonder
fully easy riding, a Dodge car is a
genslblo purchase. Carload in soon.
70-2 J. V. ROMIGH
The Anheuser-Busch beer vault has
been moved to tho premises recently
purchased by tho Waltemath Lumher
& Coal Co., and will bo used as a ce
ment and lime warehouse.
AN
N0UNCEMENT
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I now have the, agency for. J3odgQ Brothers' Motor
Cars for "western Dawson' County, Lincoln, Keith, Arthur,
McPherson and Logan Counties. I have already estab
lished a salesroom and service station in both Gothenburg
and North Platte and will carry a full, line of Dodge paits
at both places at all times.
I believe in the pride of the manufacturers oT Dodge
Brothers' cars, and in their ability and their resources, all
of which, with an absolute disregard of the cost of quality,
has resulted in the Dodge Car of today.
I believe in the Dodge Brothers' car, for I have sold
thorn from No. 946 to the car of today which numbers over
90,000. I have driven them thousands of miles, I have
tested them in every sensible way with most agreeable
results. I have tested their economy and ound them
cheaper in operation than many lighter and lower priced
cars. I have tested their durability and found that they
stood up against the most severe abuse, and to be more
freo from mechanical troubles than any .car I have sold,
regardless of price. I have found in it, the ideal all-purpose
car for the ordinary family. ,
. I -believe in selling good cars and in giving good ser
vice to my buyers. I will sell no car for which I am not
able to supply those parts. at a reasonable price. Maybe
you did not know that Dodge repair parts are so reason-
ii i n j ji t-i
a auie in price mat you can uuy an uie parts anu assomme
U them at the iirice of the car. And not only am I carrying
ft! thrRR narts for vou. but'everv aeent has his stock of narts
i at your servio when 'you make a little trip, which all
means that'Dodgp. Service is now nation-wide.
I desii'e to meet every owner of a Dodge oar in my
territory, also to have them meet my mechanic who has
been with mo since we sold our first Dodge car, and who
can probably give you his best advice as to the use and
care of your car. We want you to havetho benefit of
Dodge service, which we expect to make the vbest service
to owners available to car owners of this territory.
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.Come in and meet up with us, all of you, owners, pros
pects and visitors .and let us get acquainted with you and
you with the Dodge Brothers' Motor Car.
NOW LOCATED AT THE SMITH GARAGE
OX WEST SIXTH STREET.
J V. ROMIGH,
AGENCY AND SERVICE FOR DODGE CARS,
North Platte
Nebraska
FORMER KKSIDKNT HELD
OX WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE
U. Q. Smith, a former resident of
North Platte, and who a yonr ago wae
arrested on tho chargo of arecn- but
was discharged, is now under arrt
at Enid, Oklahoma, on a charge of
white slavery. At tlio time Smith vtr
arrested on tho arson ohargo ho had
living with him a somowhat reckless
girl about otghtcon years of age who
posed o his hcusokooper. Following
his -arrest tho gtrl went to Biokcn
Bow, and when Smith was discharged
ho migrated to Oklahoma. Shortly
after arriving thoro ho soht for 'ho
girl and tho two continued their llai-
son and Smith's nrrost followed. A
fcdoral officer was hero some time,
ago looking up evidenco, and nfter r-j
turning homo subpoonaod Sheriff Sal
isbury as a witness. The sheriff will,
go to Enid tho latter part of this
month, tho caso having boen sot for
hoarlng Septombor 29th.
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Presents Pupil In Rccltnl.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonner Cramor
prosontod Tholma Gladys Starr in a
fcianoforto recitnl at tho I. O. O. F.
hall Wednesday evening to invited
guosils of Mr. and MrB. W. E. Starr.
One hundred and fifty wero prosont
and wero greatly surprised and pleas
ed nt tho talent and ability of tho
young nrtist who at eight yoars of ago,
IroncUered' an enjoyablo prtogram of
ten numbers frcm memory, with out
the use of tho pedal and Is unable to
reach an octave. Her technique was
shown in tho selection "When All Is
Fair" and tho number "Alice" was
exceptionally good. Sbo has been a
pupil of Mrs. Cramer for' two years.
After tho program Mr. and Mrs. Starr
assisted by Mr. and Mrs.ramor re
ceived the congratulations of their
friends and refreshments w.ero served.
Misses Janet McDonald and Harriet
Dixon presided nt tho punch bowl and
Harriet Fleishman, Dorothy Cum
mings, Catherine Green and Nancy
Mitchell wero ushers. For this oc
casion tho hall was decorated with
garden flowers.
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"Woman Declared Insane
Mrs. Grace Jordan, whose homo Is
south of Brady, had a hearing before
tho board of Insanity Wednesday and
was adjudged insane.
Mrs. Jordan, who is past fifty years
of age, was divorced from hor husband'
two years ago. She had grieved, too
much over .this, and this, togother with
religious matters so unbalanced her
mind that i became so affected that
a constant watch over her was neces
sary, although she was not viciously
inclined. Sinco hor divorce Bho had
made her homo with hor daughter,
Mrs. Sam Norlander. Tho family con
sidered that Bhe would bo better off
at the state institution and asked that
tho hearing before tho board ba made,
Mrs. Jordan wns taken to Hastings
Wednesday. ,
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No Rand Concert This Evening
Owing to tho absence of several
members of tho Municipal band, the
weekly concert thi3 evening will bt
omitted. Thereforo tho plensuro nf
hearing the band this evening will
not bo yours. - ,
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Notice.
There will bo work in the Follow
craft degree at tho Masonic toinplo this
(Friday) evening. Mombors are re
quested to bo present.
C. C. WILIAMS, MasKor.
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For Snlo
Good' Hay Land 6 miles from-Dick
ens, Lincoln Cc.'Tob. Address Mrs.
M. E. Nolson, Chula Vista, Calif. G7-4
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Mrs. C. F Jonnings, nee JennlqAd
amson, formerly of this city, writes
Tho Tribuno that they aro now living
In Detroit whoro Mr. Jennings 1b in
terested in tho Commorco Auto Truck
Co., and vice-president of tho com
pany. For thirty years Mr. Jonnings
had heon with, tho Simmons Hardware
Co., or St. Louis. In her latter Mr?
Jennings Bays: "This Is cortalnly a
busy city hustling, would he a bettor
word. Alitor living in the qttlet; easy
going and dignified atmoiimbre of St.
Louis for fifteen yoars, I am fdrcod
to think that Detroit' slogan must
be Hurry! Hurry! For two weoks we
have boon hunting for a place to live,
only to learn as wo go from real es
tate offlco to roal outage offlco that they
are short thousands of housafl and
apartments to moot tho demand."
For Sale Puro Urod Duroc-Jerscy
Hogs, male and female. All oliglblo
to registry. Inquire of or addross
Dlankonbur'g Bros., Phono Red 851,
130C North Locust stroot, North Platte,
Nobraska. ' G9-4
Mrs. U. S. Gummero of Sutherland,
who was takon to Omaha last week
by her mother, Mrs. Goo. Shoup, was
operated upon for appondlcltla and Is
making satisfactoy rcoovory. Mrs.
Shoup and daughter Fern returned
yesterday. Miss Alma Shoup will re
main with her slater until she has fully
recovered.
The social whioh was to have been
held at tho Seebergor resldonco last
evening by tho Catholic ladled, was
postponed on account of tho death of
Mrs. John Murray and the date will
A Beautiful Collection of
Suits
Coats
an
Now On Display.
They are The Printzess Garments iherefore they
are well tailored Coats xand Suits of the finest. quality
accurately portraying Fashions most favored by licriininatirig
taste. " ' . ' ' ' ; " ;v;'" ,
The fame of (he, Priiitzess Garments have not been
built in a day, nor. a week. 1 It has been built up through years
of untiring efforts on the part of the maker to produce the best
styles, the best tailoring and the best values for the money.
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The Suits and Coats are just the thing for the woman who
is constantly seeking something "just a little different" in the
way- of outer wearing apparel. Right now, when the first Gojd
snap tells of colder ones to follow is s iiie time to choose your
Fall and Winter Garments.
L t. TRAMP & SONS.
FOMIElt JfOIlTH PLATTE
RESIDENTS AltE JIAH1UED
'Hugh Scoonovor, a formor North
Platte cloithlor, now located at Wap
peen, N. D and Miss Ruby Rise Man
uel, formorly employed as, a teacher
In the North Platto schools, wero mar
ried at Ivearney Wednesday. Rev. Geo.
A. Ray, of Council Bluffs, an old friond
of tho Manuel family, porformod tho
corempny at tho homo of tho bride's
parents.
'In speaking of tho wedding, tho
Kearney Hub Bays:
J.TI10 beautiful and quiet' homo wed
ding took place at eight o'clock. There
wore present all members of the im
mediate families and a fow friends,
Mlrlnm Anderson sang, "O Porfoc
Love," aftor which to Mio strains of
tho wedding march played by Mildred
Rarnoy,tho bridal party entered tho
parlor whero tho ceremony was per
formed under a canopy of asparagus
ferns and golden rod. Tho daughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barney acted as
(tower girl. Miss Bessie Manuel at
tended hor sister as maid of honor and
Ml Josse Scoonovor, of Chicago,
brotlior of tho groom, wna host man.
Mtv'nnd Mrs. Scoonovor loft for Min
neapolis, whoro thoy will spond tholr
honeymoon. Thoy will make their
home at Wahpcon N. D.
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HHdu Anderson Dies Suddenly
Miss Hilda Anderson, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Androw Anderson of 204
West Firnt. atreet died Wednesday
morning at 3:20. Her death camo us
a shock to rohu:lvos and friends al
though Uiobo near to hof had known
for' Homo timo that she was. affected
witlf 'heart trouble ( '
Miss Andorson was born April 3Q,
1800, and grow to young womanhood
In North Plaitte, wns educated in our
nubile schools, graduating with the
class of lOMr'Sfia was an active anom
hor of trio Baptist church anfl for the
past two yoar she had been clork of
county court, which position he filled
faithfully and efficiently.
. Surviving relative are hor mathr
and fntlior nnd one brothor, Victor.
Hilda was ono whoso presence on
earth made us all 'bettor; a true
chrittlan and a staunch friend. V ,
The funeral will be held nt held n't
3 o'clock this aftornoon from tl.o Bap
tlst church. Rev. Barton now lf
Stromaburg arrived ithia morning to
conduct tho gorvlcee. Pall hearers will
bo Ralph Hanson, Erneet Caeey, Noel
Donogan, Paul Ottenstoln, Charles
Strauss and Abnor Weflsburg.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
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Member Federal Reserve Bank System.
' CA.1ITA1 AJSV SURl'LU&t
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
STABILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE'
HAVE BEEN THE FACTORS IN (THE OIIOWTR OF THIS
HANK, AND THE SAME CAREFUL ATTENTION 18 VI5N TO
SMALL ACCOUNTS AS IS GIVEN TO LARGE HALANURS?
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
bo announced later.
to: ;
Spocial Blankot Salo for ono weok,
beginning Saturday, tho ICth, to, Sat
urday, Soptembor 28d. Now Is your
opportunity to lay in your fall sup
ply. E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Ell Hansen, formorly chief tlhio
kcopor In Foreman McGraw's offlco,
was transferred to Trainmaster
Adams' offlco in Sldnoy Tuesday. Jack
Carroll will fill the vacancy in tho
McGraw offlco and John Baker, Jr.
will tako the nosWIon formerly held
by Mr. Carroll.
Mombors of tho Et-a-Vlrp club wore
entertained by Mrs. Leonard Dlok
Tuosday aftornoon and spent tho timo
In kenslnjiton work.
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ii Lye Catcher
Tonight and every other night you can
call attention from far and near to your
business with an electric sign. Up and
down the street as far as you can see,
it will flash your message.
EDIS
MAZDA LA
MPS
Tho 5 and 10 watt EDISON MAZDA Sign Lamps
Rivo from 40 to 65 per cent more light than the old
style carbon lamps and cost only one-half ,as much
to operate.
Our sign expert will gladly tell you more about
this new economy, and explain how you can get the
best results from electric signr for your business.
Ed .24
North Platte Light & Power Co.