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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1916)
Semi-Weekly Tribune IRA I. BARE, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year by 3fn.fl in Adrnnce....$1.25 One Tear by Carrier In Adruuco. .$1X0 Entorod at North Platte, Nebraska, PoBtoiilce as bocoud Class Matter. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1010. IU1XKOAD NOTES Hnlllgnn SHU nt the Front. 'Many votors of the county may not bo aware of the fact that P. R. Halll gan,.' the republican candidate for county attorney, Is still on tlio Mexi can bordor aH captain of Co. K, Fifth Rcfelmont, Nobraska National Guards. When ..tho call for volunteors wuo rnndoMr. Ilalllgan promptly respond ed," nnd was largely responsible for tlio organization of tho North Platte company. Advices from tho border aro thattho Nobraska rcglmonts will bo kepi thoro for sovoral weeks yet, thus depriving Mr. Halllgan of an opportun ity to campaign in his behalf. It scorns to us that no campaign should bo nec essary for Mr. Halllgan; that votora regardless of political comploxlon will conclude that any man who Is patriot 1c enough to responds to tho call of .his country whon it Is threatened with war, is entitled to their support without being solicited. Wo would hold to thrit vlow ovon though Mr. Halllgan woro a democrat. Arrested for Bootlegging. Charley Tumor, colored porter at tho Robhauson harbor shop, was nr rosted yostorday on tho charge of sell ing liquor, tho salo on which tho chargo Is mado occurring Saturday ovonlng whon it is alleged he d'spesed of a pint of -whiskey to Karl Schick of this city. It has been ru mored nt times for sovoral months pnRt that Turnor has been selling liquor, but not until yesterday could ovidonco sufficient to causo an arrest bo secured. Ho was arraigned yesterday nftcr noon, pioad not guilty and tho caso sot'for hearing Thursday, , ::o:: Owing to tho engagement of the Birth of a Nation nt tho Koith this weok, Gloria's. Romanco and also tho merchants' froo matlnco will bo held nt tho Crystal this weok. Pleaso bear this in mind, For Quick SaleOno of the beet building nots on wost Gth St; 00x132. sidowalk in and sowor and ga-j in al loy. This lot must bo sold by INqv. 1st nnd can .bo secured at a bargain. In cjuWof 6. R. Robinson 322 Test Soc- ond'stroot. 81-2; Col. Goo. T. Pattorson, who hud boon stationed In tho Philippines for two years, yaa a guost at tho homo of his fathor T. C. Pattorson, Saturday nnd Sunday, while onrouto to Now York. Colonol, Pattorson, who Is In const do fdhso scrvlco will probably bo ns Blgnod to duty at San Diolgo, Cal. Jlopo'rts received nt the dry fodor .nUon headquarters at Lincoln and Omaha from nil over tho stato lndl catoVtiint prohibition win carry by a - big majority. Evon In countlos nor mally,, wot, tho sentiment In favor of. dYytjs growing rapidly. Tho assurance of -a'dry victory should not, howoyor, uegoftfi' luko warm spirit. Tho bigger th'inajorlttho greater tho victory. " 1Y. JIEllMlKailAUSKN. .jllpwociiitto' Caiulidato for Ounty . ;,(iiiiinIsBloiH)r, Vlrvt Blstrlct, Ybur support on tho 7th of Novom bor is Hollcited on tho record he .has raadQ, during tho past three years, whlchrocord is pon and abovo board, ang.your Investigation of It Is courted. During1 theso threo yoars ho has aimed to servo tho taxpnyora In n conscien tious way, bus transacted tho liuslnoss ot'.tho counjy In a fair and Impartial manner, and bus takon as much inter est ln county ftffnlrs and apjiHed tho samo carorul methods as ho would to his private business. Ho bollovos that If efficiency counts ho Is entitled to ydur consideration and your sup port.,,. (Advertisement.) Otto Nelson, U. P. travollng store keeper, transacted business hero yes terday. fc Fireman Carl Sknggs loft at noon Friday for Omaha to tako tho exam ination for englneor. "U. P. Special Agent R. L., North re turned Sunday evening from Hastings whoro ho spent a week. Vic Anderson, U, P. superintendent horo loft yostorday afternoon for Grand Island to remain sovoral days. Flromen James McNeil and Walter Johnston -went to Omaha last ovonlng to tako tho examination for engineers. C. H. Studovant, of Denvor, came horo tho latter part of last weok to tako charge of tho Amorloan Express office. A. E. Erlcksdn, who had been In chargo of tho American Express Co. for a year past, reslgnod tho latter part of last week. Ralph Hanson, formerly of tho V. P. freight offlco yostorday nccopted'n position in the Union Pacific store room as stenographer. Trainmaster Adams, of Sidney, spent tho week end hero on business nnd visiting his son Christie """Adams who has boon vory ill. J. H. Peck, travollng managing ngont for tho American Express Co., who frequently visited hero was trans ferred to tho Omaha office tho lattor part of last week. W. S. Wllmot, formorly U. P. di vision storekeeper at JfJmaha, wh frequently transacted business at tho local Btoro room, was transferred to Choyonno this week. D. B. Allen, formerly gonoral storo keopor, will be his successor. John Froderlcl, of tho B. & B. de partment, camo down frbm Novlns tho lattor part of last week to seek mon to assist In tho work thoro. Sov oral oxtra holpors aro nooded and thoso In chargo find it difficult to got onough mon to meet tho demand. P. L. Burmood, a' former fireman and engineer of this city, who has been living on his farm near Somorsot for four yoars, returned to town yester day nnd ro-ontorcd the service as pas songor flroman. During his absence ho succeeded In holding his rights. A special train having as passen gers mombors of tho Amos, family of Now York and Chlof Englnoor Huntley passod wost Sunday night, Tho party 'goes to Sherman hill to make , ar rangements to movp tho Amos monu ment from Its prosont .location -to a slto at Sherman station. T. L. Hall, ono of tho state railway coAunisslonors, says that In the pass ago of tho Adamson eight-hour law for trainmen, tho State Railway com mission In tho futuro will bo compelled to tako into consideration tho amount of additional money it will take for tho railroads to pay this extra money In Nobraska whon considering any application for a ralso In rntos or for any application which may come up covering tho cost of. operation. IiOCAL AND PERSONAL ::o::- Jurors for NcYcinborTorin. Following nro tho Jurors fpr4"ho torm of court which convenes Novom bor 20th: W. T. Aldou. . ; North Platte, 2 T. L. Bakor Somerset Alox Brown Miller R. Cv .Burke Brady R. A. Bockus ; Plant Elmor Coatos North'Platto No.'tt W. C. Elder, , Vrmnun Harry Fleishman.. North Plntto No. 3 John Groon ......... GaMIn Charles Gorkln ..Woll William Heysc, ..North Platte No. 4 Goorgo LoDIoyt. .". .NJchola Honry Layton. ..... i ', , .Maxwell h, D. Nowton ...Modlolno Elmor Owons North Platto No. 4 Jamos Smnllwood.. North Platto No. 1 H. K. Soudor., Deer Creok Fred Slmants , Halt Lostor Tarklngton. .North Platto No. 4 John Tllllon Nichols Charles Thomas Dickons William Weakley Willow Roysco Wolllvor...... North Rosedalo J. R. White Sutherland Kill The Chill w? um wiiiuuw iur some thing attractive in a gas room heater. You need it before you start the furnace or base burner. North Platte Light &Power Co, Dr. Morrill, Dontlst. Ted Boguo, of tho stato university, spent tho week end visiting his parents. Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug Storo. Miss Nina VanDornn returned Sun day morning from Chappoll wharc she visited friends. Mls3 Mario Martini went to Horshoy Sunday ovonlng to visit her sister, Mrs Fred Rasmusscn. Miss Isabollo Walker, who'has been visiting In Mclroso for some time,' will return today. Mrs. Charlos Barrous, nrtd cl)lld, of Molroso, aro expected here' this weok to visit hor parents Mr. and Mrs. Con Walkor, Mrs, Bowman of Wood River, spent tho weok ond visiting hoc driughter Mrs. Elmor Coates whllo enrouto to Sldnoy. Houso for Ront Sjix -rdoms nnd collar at COS south Chestnut street. Inquire at 11G west Fifth street, Mrs. M. E. Grogg. ' 80tf Found Yalo Key on rin-nttaChed to loathor case. Owner can'linVfe same by calling at this offlco and paying for this notice Jako Plzcr, who conducts one of the most wldoly patronized -mercantile houses in Grand Island, visited his brother Julius Plzor in this city yesterday. Wo arc In need of a 'First-class salesman to handlo our agency in North Platto and" surrounding terri tory, Grand Union Tea Co., 51G South 10th, Omaha, Nebr. ' 81-3 ' For Sale Quick Moal Gasoline Rango tor $10 and a s'tcol rango (Range Eternal with bright steel top) good as now, $40. Inquire of Mrs. O. W. Brandt, Hotel McCabe. 80-2 From 22 to 25 and moro miles to tho gallon of gas, 7000 to 10,000 miles to tho sot of modorato priced tires, mnko your Dodgo Brothers oar an economical pleasuro car, and vorv easy and comfortablo with all. . J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer. Miss Sybil Gantt, who is attending tho state university, spent the week end with tho home folks. E. F. Seebergor leaves today for Omaha to attend tho sessions of tho stato bankers' association. A baby boy was born tho latter part of last Weok to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Coberly, of Goring, formerly of this city. Mrs. H. N. Smith loft yesterday morning for Lowollen to visit friends for a week or longer. Mrs. Charlo3 Vernon, who had been visiting In Grand Island, returned tho latter part of last weok. For Ront Rooms for housekeeping. 400 cast Third.. Mrs. Charles Burroughs and niece, who visited -lnhappell last week, came hemo a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowley, who woro married last' week at Boelus, aro expected to return homo this evening. Chevrolet cars, repair parts and ser vice nt J. V. Romlgh garage. Rags, for a short time $1.00 per 100. Must bo sacked. Paying a good price for all kinds of metals and rubbor. Bones $10 per ton, but must bo dry. NORTH PLATTE JUNK HOUSE. Tho enrollment In tho Catholic school during -'tho past threo weeks was Increased by ten now pupils, mak ing a total of ono hundred nnd thirty. Room and board in private homo, close in, phono Red 117. SOU Mrs. Cathorlno V. McDonald, of Sutherland, well known among tho lo cal people, died tho lattor part of last week. Tho funeral servces were held Saturday afternoon and tho remains taken to Cozad for interment. Littlo eyo Ills grow to big one keep them littlo nnd they'll trouble you littlo. Harry Dixon, Jeweler and Optomotrlst. , Ira Simpson, who has been on the Mexican border with Company E for sovoral months, is expected to return home in a short tlmo. His return Is made necessary by the physical con dition of his mother. Supplying Your Needs The most important thin& to"a man eh&a&edin any line of businesS'is to be sure that his legitimate needs are adequately" supplied. The Mct)onald State Bank studies the needs of its customers and provide for them to as &reat a decree as is consistent with sound, safe banking. If you need money for any lefcitmate purpose and are entitled to it, you may obtain it from us at the lowest current rates and with the least possible trouble. That is ono way in which we serve our customers, among whom we hope soon to number1 you. McDonald State Bank. It's A Pretty Good Plan To Shingl Before the roof begins to leak; It's a pretty good plan to batten Before tho wind begins to shriek; It's A Pretty Good Plan To Build Seme Shtdi To keep this under cover The plows, cultivators, binders And one thing and another. And you'll find it pretty, food plan TO LET US FIGURE YOU " Lumber and Building Material Bills Coates Lumber & Coal Co. North Fiatts, Nsbr. if-. Lutheran Brotherhood Will" Banquet. The annual banquet of tho Lutheran Drothorhood will bo hold Friday ev ening of thisweck In tho Episcopal church bascmiSntj Cpvors will bo laid for about oho hundred', and the speak er of the evening will bo Dr. Yargor, one of tho best known orators of that denomination In tho wost. Tho ban quot will bo served by tlio ladles of the church. Mrs. H. C. Brock entertained tho Travol and Study club at , hor homo last oVSnlng.' Miss Whlttaker read a paper on "Mrs, Hlppcn of Philadel phia," Mrs. Slmms ono on tho "Boxer War in China," and Mrs. Goodmnn 'Characteristics of tho Chinese People Notice. Tho defendants, Robert S. Hoppor and Mrs. Robert S. Hoppor, his wife, first namo unknown, will tako notice that on tho 2nd day of Octobor, 191G, the plaintiff heroin,' Frances A. Ben nott, filed her petition In tho district court of Lincoln County, Ncornska, against said defendants, tho object and prayer of which Is to foreclose a certain mortgage executed by the de fendant, Robert S. Hopper, as a slnglo man, to tho plaintiff herein Upon the following dscrlbod real estate, to-wlt: Tho Southeast quarter of Section 5, Township 15 North, Range 30 West, in Lincoln County, Nebraska,, to sccuro tho payment of ono certain promissory note dated at Frcoport, Illinois, on tho 0th day of Sptembor, 1914, duo two years after date, for tho sum of Three Hundred and no ono hundredths ($300.00) Dollars, drawing Interest at tho rato of sovon per cent per annum payablo semi-annually, until due, and ten por cent por annum aftor duo, That thero was due aipoh said note at tho dato of tho filing of tlio petition herein tho sum of Threo Hundred ahd-Fdrty-soven and 97-100 ($347.97) Dollars with interest thereon at tho rato of 10 per cent por annum from said date. Plaintiff prays for a decre- that tho dofondants bo required to pay the same or that tho premises above des cribed may bo sold to satisfy the nmount found duo and for such othor relief ns is Just and equitable. You and each of you aro required to answer said petition on or before Monday tho 11th day of December, 1910. Dated this 23rd day of Octobor, 191C. FRANCES A. BENNETT, By MULDOON & OBERST, o24nl7 Her Attorneys. Mutual Building &Loan Assn. OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. ASSETS $840,000.0 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 mbnthly 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. ' Youwaht to know who the Candidates are. I am a Candidate for Representative nominated by Democrats of this county. I am willing to serve you, your vote us solicited !. ; Sincerely, Bqtler Buchanan. 'Whv. sir. tl, TTn tftn mat r. 1 t ! ' , mcnt by this proposed railroad." , , uiuuu 1-iciaci.cmiai racinc. "Pack of the name"! Jn inn Pnn'fir was the certain knowledge that this railroad must be built to hold the Union together. And when thelme was finished, a feeling of security and a wave of rejoicing swept the country from coast to coast. No other public or sejni-public enter prise ever was so popular. .,. n'1?10 hn ' d.l,m,?ed t,ie KJ of ' road but the director of the Union Pacific : hay t never ceased to regard the great ytem as naltonaltnUttuUonraotxvit they ever failed to maintain nnaraproethePropenyforthebeitintereitaoftheWhoIepeople. rttm l,0"nvebeen ivtnttoincrease the efficien cy of the Union Pacrfic than were spent In building the original lme. It i, properly called "The Standard Road oTthe West." UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Juni East and West with a Boulevard of Steel W. S. BASINGER General Passenger Agent Omaha, Neb. JM 300 SAFETY FIRST 300 Rooms rieK&".!,PncV.8WbeM1, St0ckmen Vou WM alway. And your HOTEL CASTLE MTH AND JONES STS., OMAHJVi youorUhl7.natt StocW WoUl male. COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE 8 P
