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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1917)
'f .Pi: 1 fir' i::& v. A-; Bgr 1 - r r, tt ;-V"- - I if- The Ford Motor Co H WILL NOT ALLOW DEALERS TO STOCK CARS. This means your signed order at onee that we may order your FORD for future delivery. Touring Car $395.05, Runabout $380.05 Y- Cor. Fourth & Dewey. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald State Bunk. CITY AJJT) COUNTY HWS. Mrs. Jnmea McEvoy has returned from a visit in western towns. Dr. Morrill, Dentist. .Henry Toillion left the first of this ' weok for Omaha to sdoihI several days. . 1000 new Grafanola records. DIXON, the Jeweler. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kislor left Tuesday 'afternoon for Hastings and Colum bus. Dr. J. S. Twinem wus called to Chap pell on professional business Wednesday. For Rent Five room house on Lin- from Omaha and Lincoln. In tho lat coln avenue, modorn except heat' ter city sho visited her son. Phono Black 229. I ' Mr. and Mrs. Josonli L. Murnhv. who Mrs. John Mulick lias returned from'8pet the greater prat of this week in Sidney where she visited friends this week. Surely a dainty assortment of muslin Underwear at F!. T 1-T?ATTP JS- RPNTS ur. a. J. Ames, 01 rouer, visiiuu.two weoks liern vis tin cr rol.it vm will friends in town tho fore part of this week. .&a32HHI Mrs. John LeMastor left yesterday for Denver to visit her son Ira and family. McVickers invito you; to their nico display of spring beauties at Tho Leader Mercantile. Co. Abner Wessburg went to Omaha Tuesday evening to visit for a week or longer. When tired or worn out send youri washing to the North Platte Laundry. Phono 113. 8tf Miss Nellie Sullivan, of Wallace, visited tho first of this week with lo cal friends. The ladles' muslin, underwear still on sale at The Loader Mercantile Co.'s store. Miss Mary Lacy, of Wymore, will ar. rlvo herc this week to take charge of . the Hub Millinery. Mrs. William Jeffers visited a short timo hare Tuesday while enroute from, Cheyenno to Omaha. " I Mrs. Surber, of Donvor, who is visit-! tng relatives. in wauace, sponi a rew days here this weok. The Epworth League will meet this evening at he homo of'Luthor Owen?, 721 west Tenth street, I now have funds at 5 per c:nt! and' wator right paid. Prico $75.00 on cholco bottom tablo land. Gene por acrp. Crook, Rooms 3 & 4, Waltomath Bldg.'7-3 MILTONBERGER & LEININGER $Cm under the. aDj1 To ,Tho I'lntto Vnlloy State Bunk kU conierf yon to" thlft coiumunlty. And whilo you arc liccoinintr sotliod In jour now homo you will Hnd ninny ways In which wo can ho of service to you. Do not hcsltnto to cnlLaud allow us to help you In any tay wo ciAi or If It Is lucoinculcnt for you to cull uso your 'jiliono or the K. F. D. man when over wo etui ho of assistance. Tills Is a snfo, fdrontr bankunder slut supervision and yv will ho pious I'd to offer you tho use of our excollont 1 unking fcllI(Ios in Platte Valley Fforth Platto, riinr m mi wrimiiiniH inimiiin m North Platte, Neh. Earl Wright roturnod Tuesday from Moridon, Wyo whero ho had boon vis iting since Decomber, Mrs. Woodstrand, of Birdwood, well known in town, died Tuesday evening at tho ago of flfty-fivo. For quick action nnd sadsfnetosy sale list your lnnd with Thoclecko. tf County Surveyor Roy Cochran re turned Tuesdny afternoon from a bus iness visit In Lexington. Miss Jcnnin Lamb Is suffering with a fractured urm which sho sustained the first of this week. Miss Nellie Sell, of Cozad, has re turned homo after visiting the Schultz family for several days. Mrs. J. T. Murphy entortained the missionary society of tho M. E. church Tuesday afternoon. Wan tod To Trade Alfalfa seed for sweet clover. M. R. Magnirson, North Platte,. Neb. Mrs. E. E. Moody entertained tho auxiliary of the Spanish War Veter ans Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Uncnn 1ms rnturnnd Omaha have returned home. Wo can fit you out in everything in the Una of dainty Muslin Underwear. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. I Seth Sherwood, who spent the past I leave in a few days for Lincoln, For ' Sale Several good Poland China Boors. Inquire of W. W. Birgo. McVlckers beg to announce that they are now exhibiting their Spring Model Hats for tho trade at The Lead er Mercantile Co. Miss BeuTah McGraw, who Is teach ing in the. Brady schools, camo today to visit the home folks and local friends. Don't forget if you break a spectacle lenso we have a grinding plant and can make you a new one same day. DIXON, th'e Optometrist. Mr and Mrs. Fred Armstrong aro enjoying a visit from the formor's father wh.o arrived hero from Roscoe a few days ago. Flo LaBadle will appear at tho Keith tonight in the Patho feature "The Fugitive," which is a pictoro with an originality of themo and a plonsiug presentation that will, with tho good music at u music at tho Keith, mako a pleasant evening for you, : :o: : For Sale 5 u'oom house practically new. Two block friom round hougo. $3;n.00 cash. $410.00 Building and Loin 100 acres 1 mile from North Platto. ! One half broke soma ;n alfalfa. All I s'lll prnu' nlfnlfn. nndnr I'rrirr'it.lrvii The New Comers nil times. State Bank Nebraska. -J w 111 ni 1 ii mm iirTTjMMMrgt A I'HKTTV WlllHUNG WEDNESDAY MOKMKfl. A protty an(i simple homo wedding took plntis Wodhosdny morning nt eloven o'clock nt tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens, when their daughtor Maude Luello bocamo tho bride of Emmott Ennis, of Williams, olaved .V Ml iioinn Minn n in ml tho piayOU 1) flUBS HOlon AUUSlinll niUl tllO Arizona. tiio wedding march wrw ring ceromony of tho Episcopal church was porrormod by Archdeacon J. J. Bowker in th0 presence of tho rela tives and a Xow Crlonds. Tho bride woro a becoming mossallno gown of midnight blue with bend trimmings and carried a white prayor book. A dinnor was sorved at noon nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. William Owons and those assisting woro Mlssos Mnr garot Cralglo, Elaino Dundy, Holon Mlnslin.il and Mrs. J. W. McGraw. Tho tablo was "prettily locoratol with pink and whito swcot peas. Mrs, Ennis was born in this city nnd graduated with honors from tho local schools. Later sho attended buia Inoss collcgo in Lincoln and for a num ber of years had been nn efficient em ploye of tho First National bank. She ondearcd herself to a la.rge circle of friends by hor pleasant manner nnd sweet disposition nnd was popular with young and old. Sho was n faith ful member of tho Eplscopnl church and hnd chargo of a Sunday school class. Tho groom Is a prosperous young rancher and a nophow of Willlnm Stogall of this city. Ho has furnished a comfortable homo for his bride at Williams, Ariz. Tho honeymoon will bo spent in Denver nnd othor points. Congratulations n.9 extended toy many friends. CLUBS ANT) SOCIETIES Mrs. N. E. Buckley entertained a dozen ladles yostorday afternoon at auction bridge. Mrs. P. J Barron will entertain tho Twentieth Century club Tuesday oven. ing, I'ouruary 13th. Tlip Entro Nous club will meet with Mrs. Will Owons on oast Twofth street next Wednesday aftornoon. Mrs. II. C Brock nnd Mrs. F. W. Rincker will give a luncheon todny to Mrs. J. J. Bowker at tho home of Mrs. Brock Mrs Gcorgo Garrard was hostess to vuo Kldeen club (Wednesday aftc&v noon. Tho guests report a ploasant meeting, The members of tho Lonsomehurst club will entertain their Indie at a dancing valentine, party at the Masonic nan Tuesday evoning. Tho Misses Hazel Simpson, Jannett White, Hazel Lowis and Mrs. J. J. Bowker will entertain tho Tillikum twirls at thel PnttrirRon linnirv tinvt "Monday evening. Tho Lutheran Brotherhood will be entertained Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Harry York and Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Sandall at tho home of tho lat ter, 321 south Vino street. Wednesday aftornoon Mrs. Will Powers entertained tho Elite cluib at high five. Tho highest scores woro mado by Mrs. H. P. Ilcncklo nn(i Mrs. Joseph Jessup was also awarded a prize. Miss McMurray, of Brady, was an out of town guest Tho M. M. M. club was entertained by Mrs. W. R. Malonoy Wednesday afternoon. Tho first prize in the card games was awarded to Mrs. J. II. Hcgv.rty and the guest prizes were glv1- on to Miss Mario Stack and Mrs. Rob- ort Dickey. Tho club Nevita mot Wednesday af tornoon with Mrs. Harry Samuelson. Two contests woro hold and tho prizofl awarded to Mesdames W. P. Snyder nnd II. A. Brooks. The noxt meeting will bo held at the homo of Mrs. O, II. Thoolecko Fobrunry 21st. Members of the Zeta Zeta club wore entertained at tho Byboo reaidenco Vednesday aftornoon by Mcgdames Harry Bybee, Hugh Davis and S- R. Souder. It being the birth anniver sary of tho hostesses thoy worn pre sented with handlitarchiofs by otfch member. Meirbers of the J, F. F. club wero tho guests of Mrs. E. M. Johnston j Tuosday afternoon. Card games, wore placed and prizes awarded to Mos- litime.-, John McDonald nnd Edwin Bar- rnc-lcugn. The noxt meottng will be hold at the home of Mrs. A. W. Shillinu' February 20th. Mr.,. Frederick Bnkor, of Omaha, a former rosidont of this city was the, u?nt of .honor kt an informal party riv n Dv Mrs. George Austin Tuea-i . 4" dny aftornoon. Tho guosta wore' at lo reoont conference betwoon rep frind9 who had known Mrs. Baker, resentatlveg of tho ontento allies tho during her residence horo. The af ternoon was spont in sowing and so cial conversation. The Women' clubs of sovoral cities are organizing rod cross and roliet; committee and arrnngomontg are be-1 lng made to organize a local depart-, ment. The work will bo in charge of 1 I the Iioalth department of the TwentMono great drive that will ond the war 1 oth Cantnrv cliih nnilor flio mmurJ ti,n., .,. .....i. ,.t 1 ....w. vision of Mrs. J. II. Hegarty, who is iucu uiiuiiuiun 01 1110 siaio noani or, health. An invltntlon Ih n-xinmloil tn Mw, 1nlfM O .1.1- .1... . . . . I tiiu iiwuun in huh uuv WI1U Wlflll lO Inln ...... l. l 1... ... Ijuiit Him uii itiuy WI1U IB lIliereHlnil in tho work is requosted to notify Mrs. J. II. Hegarty, prosldont of the Twen. tloth Century club. lean aiei j Lower Prices than over on ; Up In in iaB nan' Kl'Iney Pills, North Platte' irurmtwre and btoves, r,ple re,r,(m "ieiv- H,xe,,,0S?.?f ' ; tho many statements frcm Nortli Platte Spend your cash whero it goesi ""SR-S'l. b. Tarkington, 200 b. Eighth' fartlmBt wn noBil tlm m,,,,1., laitliest, ufi need the money, you, 1 need tho gooue Come in and look them over, top price paid tor Furs and Hides. ECHEL2ERY, 6th and Locust. H01IEKTS KECEIYES SENTENCE OF TWENTY-FIVE YEAItS Roy Roberts, who pleaded guilty to secqnd degree murder Monday fore- County Troasuror Soitflor, who had noon, wag called boforo Judgo Crimea been off duty for several days on ao Tuesday afternoon and glvon n sen- count of lllnose, rosumcd work Wod tenco of twenty-live yeara a hard la- nesdny morning, bor in tho penitentiary. Whon Roberts w8 n8ked ,f ho hd anything to say,. ,,. ,. ,n ",,, ,, , ' should not bo pronounced, ho simply shook His head. Ho reco vod tho son- tonce without any visible cringing, and nftor being roturnod to Jail he said: ho was glad It was over. Roberts was taken to tho nenlten-' tinry at Lincoln by Sheriff Salisbury Tuesday night to nt once bogln his sontonco. Good behavior will result In cutting olT nbout olght years of tho sentence. ::o: KAILKOAI) NOTES Engineors W. L. Richards MUl Chas. Raskins havo returned from Omaha whore they spent several days dn bus. iness. Charles Jaiuon, who rocently rotum- i1 from tint Muxlnnn Unrilnr. hum W ulllllml llfa illlHnu nt flt TT t lvn.ifm.nl room. Engineer Alox Fonwlok, who has boon employed with tho Union Pacific .company for ovor forty yoars, has ap- pneu ror lus ponsion. A. L. Kanold, of Laramie, chairman of the B of L. E. protoctlvo board, spoilt Wednesday In town conferring with members of tho ordor. Maurice Lannine. of the II. V. store flnniiriTtiotit wna tnbnrt 111 wltli nti.l w,... .... u.. v, .... ... , .VI. F pondicitis this week and is taking' treatment at tho City hospital. Twenty students from Lolnnd Stan ford university went through this city Tuosdny afternoon onrouto to Franco whore they will assist. In tho ambu lanco field work. On Monday night twenty-throe pas. songor and freight trains all enst bound, woro handled here. With ex ception of tlie regular sorvico trains all were trains that havo boon stalled In the mountains of Wyoming by tho snow storms of tho past weok. Tills is tho largest numbor of trains over Iiass od tluough horo in a corresponding timo to the recoljcctlon of local depot operatives. Koarnoy Hub. ::o::- Records You Slionld Ilnvc, "Oh, How She Could Yackn Hacka Wtckawawackn Woo," "Pretty Hahy.'l tenor solo; "Wlint an Irisman Moans by Mncroo," tenor solo; "I Hoar You Calling Mo." DIXON tho Jowelor. Halllgan Rack to Regiment Captain Rolfo Halligan, of Co. E. Fifth Nebraska, who uis homo on a furlough, left Wednesday for Fort Crook, to Join tho troops. Tho Fifth has boon ordered to mobilIz0 at Fort Crook until further ordors from tho war department. How long tho rcgl mont will bo stationed tlioro dopends Tirobably on the outcome of tlio breal: between tho United States and Ger many! ' ::o:; Hell Loses Car by FIro W. J. Boll, who resldes on tho Bird wood table, lost his seven passonger automobile and garago by lire early tills morning. Ills' son wns preparing to go to town, had started tho engine and loft tlto car standing In tho gar age whilo ho went to tho houso for his coat, and upon returning ho found the bulldimr a mass of Humes. It is understood that some insurance was carried on tho car. Sutherland Froo Lance. ::o:; aiovlo Stiir Asks Million A Your. Albort E. Smith, president of .1 large motion plcturo producing company, told "members of a legislative investi gating committc,, in Now York Wed nesday that a film star ho tried to 011 ago demanded a salary of a million dollars a year. "Sho did not get It did sho?" asked a member of the committee. "Not from me," replied Mr. Smith. n her submarino warfaro Germany Is apparently making good hor throat to rid tho Atlantic ocoan of vossols of all countries. Within twonty-four .hours onding at midnight Wednesday tho submarines had sent to the bot tom ships having a known tonnage of 32,025 tons, among which was tho British nassenuer liner California ::o.: nlJrosBing a mooting In London Welnofilay ovenirfc John Hodge, Bug. 'lnn.ds nilnltor of labor, said ho was determination had boon arrived at toj termlnato tho wnr by tho ond of tho summor. This confirms tho report mnil tinnin timo nan Mmt uhnn nrlni nnoiiB En eland will thrnw a nnn nnn freeh 111011 on tho fighting line and will hurl thorn against tho 'German regardless of tho cost of life, figuring that it is l cilt.li Kl lUHU lilU BUIJ1U J1UIIIIIU1 )i lllt-ll 1 in dosnUory attacks that will recjulr' .many months to ntt.ln tho same ond. I 8031 E OOOD ADVICE atioiigllKdiod by' Aortli Pintle UxpcrluncoR. Kidney dlBeaff is too .dangerou to ! uegloct. At the fimt s:gn of backache, lieadaolio, dizziness or urinary disor ders, you should give the weakened kldneyg prompt attention. Eat libtlo meat, take things oauler and use a 1 rollablo kidney tonic. There's no other 1 kldneV ni'- lleiiie no well rocomniendad ' St., Nortli Platte, Nadir., my a: "I use Uottn.B K1(lney pnu y, j have : nff nt nT"yvMi They always give me nun iohoi iruui uaunnuiiu unit other kidney disorders, keeping my kidneys in (rood condition. I therefore cheerfully endorse them us a flue kid- noy medicine." Price (Oc , at all dealers. DonH elm nly ask for a kidney mnody get Doiin's Kh'nev IMHs the Hanie that 1 Mrs. Tarkinpton had. FoHtor-Mllburn ' Co., Prop , I-ufialo, V Y. I Miss Ruey Slmur. of Maxwell, for n'orly ' tliia city, who spent tlto past I wooic with monds in town, loft Wed 1,oe,ln' tvonlng, Frank Macombor Is recovering from nil Ilttnrk nf tinniimnnln nf Mm linm- " sister MvM. Geo. Patterson, ""r, 01 "ver. e mrnrn 1 When you select a brand of Food Products for your own consumption, you search for one which will establish n standard worthy of your recommendation. What are your specifications for a line of Food Products worthy of your recommenda tion? Have you given the ubject the careful consideration it deserves? You surely want a line of Quality, one tnat you know is at all times depandable. You surely want a line of Value one that you can consider being worth more than you gave for it. ; You surely want a line of Uniformity one that shows the same"high standard of excell ence year in and year out. You surely want a line that is known, v one that consumers everywhere have come to rec ognize as being distinctively Ruperior. Measure our Richelieu, Grand Canyon .and Turtle Pure Food Products by the most rigid standard you know study them from every angle "subject them to any tent, and we ', are confident you will agree with us that, as com plete lines comprising everything for the table, they are better buying investments than any of the similar assortments. YOURS FOR GOOD FOODS, LierM andaU Co. Frj . 1 O 61 Registered dims ror oaie j m. At North Platte, Neb. We will have for sale at.;tlie? old stock yards on Saturday , Fdbraaiy 109 1917,' 25 head of Registered Shorthorn andf Hereford Bulls, from 18 months to 3 years old. Part of these are of the Champion, first prize load shown at the Denver, stool? show this year. We furnish pedigr anol; an absolute guarantee with every hiillMtrfe' will be an exceplional cure nign cjass ammais ngni at norrje Bred and Raised by GEO. D. HARRAH. FOR mm TxfX a tra mohial J5 OF NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. ASSETS 5840,000.00 To Prospective Building & Loan Borrowers; Non-resident Building & Loan Companies arc adver tising the fact that they havt; 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, thero 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 thq 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. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Eolls, who rualilo outhoRit of Brady, woro visitors in town Wdri8day. Mr. Kollfl hni fMlded In Gnslln product since '1900' alphas on0 of tho lst Improved farms In tho oast ond of tho colinty. : :o: : Itcniomhcr. II. D. Gelkons' Annual snlo of rog ietercd Duroc Jorsoy bred sow, Fob. 12th at. Box Eldor Farm, six miles northwest of Cor.af, Nebr. Transporta tion from Cosnd and Gothonburg, 7-2 d You Get opportunity. tbJp'O-j SALE BY .W, H. TURPIEJ Lean iSS lie
