The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, October 13, 1916, Image 5
l i W'l iiUMIIH m 1IIIWlMHlhiMiiiiiJjiiiii i" fciHWWUBuWWM' LOCAL AND PERSONAL . E. W. Mann ha8 roturncd from a visit in Dickens on business. Attorney Bryon Oborst wont to Ogalalla on business yesterday. For Rent After January 1st, the doublo store room of Ottonstein's. A. M. Mason wont to Curtis yester day to attend tho funeral of a friend. Mrs. McCullon, of Rawlins, visttod with Miss Irono O'Donnoll this week. Mrs. John Qranit is visiting with relatives in Iowa having left a week ago. Headquarters for "Window glass. STONE DRUG COMPANY. Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Yeoman and baby have gone to Omaha to visit relatlvos. A good hard coal stove for sale. Price 15, 514 wost Front. Phono Rett 488. - s8-2 Shoes for tho whole family ait money-saving prices at Tho Leader Mer cantile Co's. Mrs. W. A. Skinner and Mrs. Fannie Schell returned yesterday from a visit in Denver. Mrs. Ada Lewis and Miss Theo Schwaigcr will visit in Kearney and Omaha next week. For quick ncllon nnd' sntlsfactosy snlo list your land with Thoclcckc. tf Mrs. Georgo Roberts, of Mawell, vis ited tho Stamp family and other local friends this week. Mrs. , Chester Mecombor will leave in a week or so for Omaha to remain for a week or longer. Just received, a new lot of Silk Skirts, In plain sa'tins, also plaid taf fetas. Some class to them. BLOCK'S. Large size hard coal burner, will sell very reasonable. Thomas V. Aus tin, Phono Black 885. Mrs. Erlowlne, of Ogalalla, who had "been visiting with Mrs. D. W. Arnold, left yesterday afternoon. 1008 west Fourth street. Homeopatlc Hospital. Dr. Foote, of Omaha, has been as sisting In surgical work at tho Nurse Brown hospital this weekv A. A. Schatz has returned from Om aha where ho combined business with pleasure for several days. Attorney J. G. Beeler went to Ogal alla yesterday morning to attend tho funeral of (the lato Orln Reed. Fred Barraclough left yesterday af ternoon for Gothenburg to-spend a a day or two at the clebration. Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Mrs. James Guyman and child left at noon yesterday for Schuyler to vis it relatives for a week or more. A -baby girl was born Wednesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wat kins, who live a few miles south of town. This Jack Frost weather demands heavy . winter blankets and comforts. Being sold at Bale prices. .The Lead er Mercantile Co. s Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Morrill will leave this week for Lincoln, Fremont and Excelsior Springs to spend a week or longer. James Clinton who has been visit ing In Omaha and Lincoln for two weeks Is expected- to return .home tomorrow. Miss Anna Seaman, of Kearney, who was visiting with her cousin, Mrs. H. A. Lawhcad for some time, left at noon yesterday. Tho room in tho Keith theatre occupied by Poulos Bros, has been leased by tho Walker Music Company, who will move as soon as tho quarters are vacalted by tho 'former. H Save this Valuable Coupon If I Good for $6.00 1 Worth of Pure Aluminum Ware 1 1 ? when presented in connection with the S I I J purchase of a Cole's High Oven Range J V during the dote of our Big Factory Stove j Sale na printed below remember the date. s 1 111 Lare 1 ra5w f The Opportunity of a Lifetime During the Special Date printed below we will conduct a Big Sale on Cole s High Oven Ranges "The Range that Saves the Cost of an Extra Heating Stove We Invite the Entire Community To Visit Our actory Stove Sale crowds intend to visit this Big Sale. In. order that you may receive the personal attention of the factory expert we remind our customers and their friends that the Sale starts promptly at 9 a. m. It continues both morning and afternoon. Come early Remember the date. Everybody cordially welcome. I . .tana. Cole's High Oven Gas-Coal Range N See the Range with Cole's Hot Blast fuel saving combustion. See the Range that heats, cooks and bakes with one fire no fires to build. See the Range with the perfect baking high oven -no stoopirlg, no backaches. Come and see the many other exclusive features that make Cole's High Oven Range the most satisfactory, the most economical and the greatest time and labor-saving Range ever placed on the market. IB Cole's High Oven Rango Ash Pan Model 'V j 6 Piece Set trf Pure Aluminum Ware Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 16 and 17 Howe & Maloney 2: 'rsPss1 No. 7HO 1 1 Miss Ella Corbett, of Wallace, camo a few flays ago to visit with her cousins Miss Noll Hanlfln and Mrs. Harry Gutherless. Miss Mlnnlo Lang and Leonard Rowley will bo married at tho home of relatives In Bolls, Nebr., on Wed nesday, Oct. 18th. Mrf. Edward Elsaasdr and "balby returned last evening from Omaha where they visited tho former's moth er for threo weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D. McNIchol, who had been' visiting their son In .Chicago for several weks, returned homo tho first of this week. Everybody Is talking about the Im nionso line of everything In ready to wear garments we are showing for women, misses and children and also much lower priced at Tho Leader Mercantllo Co's. In North Platte where railroading Interest such a number at peoplo, "The ltallroader," showing at the Crys tal Saturday night, should find wide appeal, Tho engineer who does a lit tle moro than his duty In order to pro tect lives is not credited, with re sourcefulness but Is charged with disobeying orders. Houso Peters makes a most genial and llkablo on glneer. SOCIETY AND CLUBS. Mutual Building &Loan Assn. OF NORTH 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 $1.10 per month on 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 non-resident company, there is only thirty-five cents credited as a principal payment, the balance seventy-five cents being 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 Associatton. Mutual Building & Loan Association OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. RAILROAD NOTES Tho Club Novito will meet with Mrs. Carl Brodbeck Wednesday afternoon. Tho Entre Nous club will entertain their husbands at a Hallowe'en parfy at tho home of Mrs. Hay Snyder on October 30th. Mrs. Ray Cummlngs will entertain a dozen or more ladles, this afternoon ai a kenslnfcjion complimentary 1jo Mrs. O. W. Brandt. Mrs Russell "Wyman entertained tho Entre Nous club Wednesday af ternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John McDonald and Mrs.-'Rusko. Tho M. M. M. club and their hus bands 'will bo entertained Friday ev ening October 20th, at tho homo of Mrs. Harry Mitchell, assisted by Mrs. Wm. Quick. Members of the Indian Card Club wero tho guests of Mrs. A. A. Schntz last Saturday afternoon. Tho .fork prize was won by Mrs. N. E. Buckley and tho second prize by Mrs. M. K. Novlllo. Prior, to her departure for Denver, whero tho family has gono to resldo, Mrs. Thos. Long was honor guest at a party glvon Tuesday evening at tho D. M. Tatum homo. About thirty friends and neighbors wero present. Mrs. Long was presented with a sot of sil ver dessort spoons. The Zeta Zeta club Bpont a pleas ant afternoon with Mrs. J. B.-Redfleld Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry By- bco assisted in entertaining. Tho club and their husbands will bo entertain ed at Hallowo'en party at tho homo of Mrs. W. C. McDermott Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th. Mrs. Clara Churchill, on tho oc casion 'of hor sixty-ninth birth anni versary, was tho recipient of a sur priso party at the homo of hor daugh ter Mrs. D. M. Tatum Tuesday after noon. Thirty or moro friends wore present and passed a pleasanlt aftor- noon. Mrs, Churchill received a num- or of remembrances. Forty ladies and gontlemon wero en- (tertalned last evening dp tho iOwl Cafe by Mrs. Ida Lemon and Mrs. Charles Meoks, at a pro-nuptial show cr for Miss Mlnnlo Lang. Tho oven ing was spent in music and playing unlquo games, and many pretty and usoful gifts wero given tho guest of honor. ::o:: Mrs. O. A. Ilultman loft yesterday morning for Omaha to remain for a wook or longor. Dr. Latham loft last evening on a business itrip to tho western part of Firemen John Skow and John Hlllo- brandt will lcavo today for Omaha to tako examination for engineers. Thomas Thomas, a machlnlsits' help er In tho local shops, is suffering with a bruised hand which was injurod with a largo hammer a few days ago. Louis Hare, an employe of tho local shops, was Injured on tho right foot this week. Tho injury wub caused by a largo block of wood striking tho ankle. Miss Marie Bowen has resigned hor position as saleslady at tho Lierk Sandall grocery and will accept ono in tho Westorn Union offco as ston ographor. Engineer Paulson has sold his farm northwest of Sutherland to Ed. Bine- gar, of that town. The farm consists of 320 acres of hay land and 100 acres of farm land. Miss Irene O'Donnoll has resigned her position as tolophono operator in tho Western Union offlco and will leave next week for Wyoming to ac epet a similar position. Georgo Conloy, who had been in chargo of tho news stand In tho do dot for several months, resigned i few days ago and left for his former homo in Donever. - Have you seen our all wool sorgo and poplin suits', silk lined, at $14.50 and $17.50. They are wonders . Oth er now models at BLOCK'S. K. C. Install Officers Tho Knights of Columbus held a smoker In tho K. P. hall Wedncsdny evening, preceding which nn instal lation sof offlcors was held. Sovon-ty-fivo wero In attendance. Tho foll6wing offlcors woro In stalled by district doputy F. J. Doran: Grnml Knight. C J51 Slogan; Dep. Grand Knight, J. J. Horlgan; Record er, O. R. TIgho; Chancellor, C. J. Pass; Financial Secretary, W. J. Landgraf; Trensuror, J. J. Schatz; Advocato, F. C. Plolultlckor; Wardon, J. R. Carroll; Innor Guard, F. P. Sul livan; Outer Guard, Robt J. Sullivan; Chaplain, Rov. P. MoDaid; Trustee F. T. Redmond; Lecturer, J. H. Heg-arty. ;:o:s l Some over 800 ynrdB of Ou'tlng Flan- nol aro being sold at 8c per yard nt Tho Lealor Morcantllo Co's. Charles Strauss, who visited tho homo folks in Loxlngton for several days, has returned homo. Committee Changes Plans Tho commltteo which has had In Qhargo tho securing of subscriptions to pay off tho balanco of tho indebted ness on (tho Prosbytorlan church in this city has mot with bo much suc cess thalt tho planB hnvo been chang ed with roforonco to tho program af ter tho Prosbytorlan suppor on tho evening of Friday, tho 13th. It was 'planned to1 finish subscriptions with a campaign nt this suppor to soouro itho amount as yot unpledged, but now tho commltteo will not conduct such a campaign, After tho suppor thoro will bo a short program with a num bor of musical selections and short talks, and tho mooting 'will bo moro In tho nature of colobraltlng tho fact that tho Prcsbytorian church will very soon bo out of dobt. Tho Epworth Lcaguo will hold a bo cial and business mooting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brooks, 921 oast Fourth Btroot this evening. :o:: $20.00 and up. Joint Services Tho Methodist and Prosbytorlan congregations will hold Joint aorvlccs at tho Prosbytorlan church next Sun day. At olovon o'clock tho Prosby torlan mlnlsltor will speak. At 7:30 Dr. Isham, tho district superintendent of tho Kearney district of tho Metho dist church will preach. Dr. Isham is a helpful interesting preacher,-You can not afford to miss this service Tho Mdthodlst Sunday school and Epworth Lcaguo will meet In tho base mont of tho Presbyterian church .nt tho usual houra. wm Tho Prosbytorlan Sunday school will meet at tho usual place Music Sundny morning and evening by tho Joint choirs, and orchestra nt tho ovonlng service. Every member of both congrega Hons should bo present, Shall wo not mako these sorvlcos really worth whllo? ::o:s For Farm Loans seo or write Gena Crook, room 3, Waltoraath building:, WHAT ARE OUR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT? an teas 5 5 7 Our cortlfllcntcs of Deposit are writ ten acknowledgments tlmt wo Iinve re ceived certain Hums of money from Individuals as deposits, .subject .to. withdrawal on demand and tlio return of tlio certificates. Tho "C. D'h" of this hank bear In. (crest nt tlio rnto of 1 per cent for six months or a year. They nro no- gotlablo by endorsement and are good us collateral for loans. Issued for nny amount. You should know moro about them. Platte Valley State Bank North Platte, Nebraska. the state. North Platte, 41tf