The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, February 16, 1917, Image 5
I LOCAL AND PERSONAL PROPER CARE Your Most Important Duty to Yourself is the of YOUR EYES We are specialists in the fitting and mak ing o Spectacles and Eyeglasses. We have . our own grinding plant and can replace a broken lense same day order is given. DIXON, THE JEWELER. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST. DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald State Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .Tnlinsnn returned Wed ne'sday evening from a visit In Omaha, in to nnkor left Thursday for "Wallace to spend a week -visiting her Bister. pint) wiiitA inft vesterdav morning , for Omaha and other eastern points . to spend a low days. Armur iiummur iuit iiwumu; fnr Denver to sDond sev eral days on business. Miss Lesta Wilcox, of Grand Island, camo hero yesterday morning to ac cept a position at tno uasis. Miss Alleen Gantt returned "Wtdnes i day ovenlng from Omaha and Lincoln .whore sho visited her sister. ' Mrs. James McEvoy returned yes terday morning from Hershoy where she) spent some time. nnimrtfl. of Maxwell. was a guest at the Clinton home a day or-two tins weeic. MlVs "Helen Springer, of Gothenburg, spent thtr week end visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stronreggan Charles Trembly, of Maxwell, spent ' yesterday In town visiting friends and transacting ousiness Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMullen went ' to Grand Island Wednesday evening to attend the trainmen's uau. Roy Bunnell visited the first of this week in Grand Island and attended 'the trainmen's ball Wednesday evening tra vmnU Cox of Sutherland, who was taking medical treatment Here, re tu'rned home Wednesday evening. William Calupka, of Gerlng, wo spent a few days hero at tuo j. t. xiur-i phy homo left yesterday morning, j Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Smith returned Wodnosday ovenlng from Kearney whei'e they attenueu uio iuneriw ui u friend. Tho Hendy-Ogier Co., received eigh teen Ford cars this week and ar0 "hol lerln" for more to fill their signed or ders. Local dealers of autos predict thafsales this year wil greatly exceed those of last year. ATrn iiv rviates. of Maxwell, for merly of this ctly spent a few. days hero with Mr, and Mrs. uimor uoaies this week. TVTV nnrl Mrn AT. V. MeCullOUCll Of 111 A VfcilNk - w Maxwell, camo hero Wednesday to at tend tho Lady Forresters party at me Cook homo. nvirnrvMiinir in ilnlntv Under Gar ments and Night Gowns at extremely low prices. E. T. TKAJVU 6C GUiMO. ia w n AToDermott and son left yesterday morning for Los Angeles and Pamona, Ual., no spend sevenu weeks with relatives. Tiia n.nHinilp. Girls' club have de cided to discontinue meetings during the Lentea season Wlilcli Begins weu nesday, February 21st Mrs. Frederick Baker, of Omaha, who had boqn tho guest of Mr.., and Mrs. C. S. Clinton for some time, left last evening for Maxwell to visit the Roberts family. Tinw nnnim nnil Mrs. Frank Elliott returned Wednesday 'evening from Chicago, St. Joe and Kansas uity wnero they purchased stocK ror tno nun ue partmont store. mi. cTiwTL'fii nf tiin mitomoblle bus iness is creating a demand for larger Tf la nrntlv certain that one. and perhaps two now buildings will bo ercted this year lor garage ym- poses. Tho. nnnntv nnnimlsslonors devoted yesterday to appraising school land, dno tract fifteen miles northwest of town, tho other twelvo miles woit. In both instances the land now under lease will be purchased by the lioiuera of the leases'; Unsusual longevity of Uftris enjoyed by tho father and mottior oi Airs, vininr AndrrRnn of this cltv. The fath er has reached ninety-two and th? mother eighty-seven. If this aged couple llvo until next October they will iinir qnventioth weddlmr an niversary, which indeed .will be a rare occurrence. Tho fathor and mother make their homo in Grand Islami Mr. nnd Mrs. Chorion MeMuray left Uio first of this week for Canada. Mrs. W. T. Borry has roturneil to Grand Island tiRor vtaiting with loenl frlonds. Rev. B. A. Crnm has returned from SIdnoy whoro ho visited the first of this wcok. Mrs. Harry Dixon and daughter Harrlst will leavo shortly lor unmnu anil Chicago. Aroli-deacon J. J. IJowkor returned Wednosuay morning uum visit In Donver. t n rn rntiin down from Sidney Wednesday to visit his family for a counlo of days. w v. Hnncland roturnod Wcdnosday from York whoro he spoilt sovoral days on uusinwss. im- ivtra au Fonwlck return od Wtlno8lay ovonlng from Omaha whoro they visitou a wcok. im. l,u1 rr wnrn nllt BOlld YOUr washing to tho North l'latto Laundry. Phono 113. " rotnpiioii from Om- nha whoro ho visited rolatlves and frlonds the first of this wcok. Mrs. Mray Pattee, of Kansas City, camo a few days ago for an extondod visit at tho Fred Hanlon home. Remember tho sale of cake3 and pies to bo held by tho Catholic lmllos at Maloncy furniture storo tomorrow. Now Spring Dress Materials arriving daily, showing all new novel dos gns. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. nirls' Club will hold nvnimnriv nt tho Derrvborry & Ck 11 . fc Vyll" ri " , . . , Forbes store Saturday, February 17th. A LETTKIt VWm THE FOItl) MOTOH COMl'AM. FOR SALE For llttlo money, just lika now, piano, cash or time. Writo at once. A. Hospo Co., Omaha, Nob. Tvroiirtnn Tinnlnir. who was operated upon recently at tho City Hospital for appendicitis, is gotting along nlco- iy. Mrs. Andy McGovorn, of Brady, whq visited her fathor Fred Marti for a week returned liome Wednesday even ing. TTr. coin -An nrtrnn. a sanitary couch and a now carpot sweeper and vacuum cleaner combined. Phono Black G98. Tlin tlpnilV-Onlor Allto Co.. loetll agent for tho Ford Motor Cars, haa recolvoxt tho following letter from the Ford Motor Co: TO ALT AGENTS On nneiiimi nf (ln ilmnnilil for Piirs nt tlila time, it will lie necessnry for yon to sccuro omers iiouiro uemcnes can be made. yn win riMinesi umi you illniiOv ln-ilin itrriiniroiiipntN to prctcure hIkmA nrders, fonviirdlntr snmv to Jills onicp nnu c win no nuie to delhpr pract lenity as fast s yu cim ipiul In tlio orders. This docs not niciin a delay of from sixty to ninety .itiru ii li ii tu Intt uinMir ui nronor. ly (ilstrthutliip the cars to nftvnis who ran iniikp iiiniKMiiiue iioinenes. t'Oltt) MOTOR COMPANY, : ro: : Tho funoral of the late Herman KoBlmu and son who were killed t an nutomobllo ocldont Saturday ev ening was held from tho Proebyterlan church Wodensday afternoon, Rev. a B. Harinan was In chargo of tho ser vices which wero attend by r large Tinmlinr. nf frlnmld mill mpllthorft of the difforent fratomal ordors to which tho deceased bolongftd. Mr. Kosbau was born In Germany In 1874 and camo to tho United Statoa at the ago of four teen years Ho was married in Iowa tu 1905 to Miss Dolla Grant who sur vives him. Othor surviving rolatlves aro his eon Harry, slstors Mrs. Wm. Anderson and Mrs. Bostwick and bro thor Fred Kosbau. Interment was mado in tho North Platte comotory. Man since his creation has been a victim of clrcunisttuu'oa. Few there aro who do not fool their part in the great drama tho ovolution of things. Thd code of llfo Is but a condensation nf ii'lcili,,i rrlnnrioil frnni OYtvprlnilons and establishc! In laws to guard frail humanity. These lacts1 aro piainiy mmnhnslzed In " Tho Rlso of Susan." with Clara Kimball Young, at the Crystal Saturday night. "Tho. Itiao of Susan" Is a story of every day peoplo with pionty oi action. t mul Mm V .T tlnll. nf Blnlwood I nrnlnpf wnrn In Imvn WndllOadnV I visiting frlonds and transacting bunl- nos. Mr. lion who recently ioi nisi onp liv Urn Ihir iimdn sntttlMtient With I 1m Inmirnnnn poninnnv. receiving twolvo hundrod dollnrs, a mm lc8 than Uio policy but satisfactory to Mr. Boll. Porsons aro prohlbltod from smok ing clgarotoa In church and other public places Including poetoitloae, ac cording to a bill which wu MJin monded for 'passage by tho Nwbraeka loglslaturo. It appliog to person over elghteon years of age otliprs are not pormlttcd to use cigarottos nt any time. The Ford Motor Co will NOT ALLOW DEALERS TO STOCK CARS. This means your signed order at once that we may order your :J F 0 R D for future delivery. Touring Car $395.05, Runabout $380.05 HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO., Cor. Fourth & Dewey. Worth Platte, Neb. Mary L. Nickorson was granted a divorco from Reynoius Lorenzo men oatnnlnv mornlnc in the (lis tho eroundB of cruolty and non-sTipport. They wore married April 24th, 1898, at Stmtton, Nebr.. and t'ho plaintiff has resided in this state for nino years. Threo children iimrti) lrvrn in tills union, liitliel UOmei- ia born Jan. 29th, 1899 and since mar Mr. T.nthnrtz. Flovd Leslie hnrn AncriiHt 23d. 1900 and Anthony diction of this court. Floyd Leslie born in 1902 who is out oi uio juns was given into tho custody of the mother. Tf Tsi,n ifniiihnr nf Bradv. camo hero WeflnosVlay ovenlng to attend tho Lady Foresters party ai uio mun homo. Mloa nnntu Tfrniiso. of Wost Point, arrived hero today to visit at tne noma of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tramp ior u: week. i I.. lUninrv 99, Mm Mnsnillc lodcO W 1 1 A VM. ..... J " v w In lini.i oirvlpfl3 sinnrnnriate to tho 1 iinniversary of tho dedication of their temple. ait-o t t k'ofc will entertain the Itowena circle Tuesday afternoon. All, Yeoman ladlos ar flsuea to come ami bring a friend. Mrn wiuinm Baldock. who recently i movo to Molberta, visited her liarentsj Mr. . and Mrs. James MCMicnaei me first of this week. i Alfrnil Mnnnnn. nf Etna, and Miss rnl.- Snlllvnn nf fJntliPTlhliri?. worn married Wednesday afternoon by County Judge French. 1 THnrl Tt Rnrlntpr nf T.iwvellnn. nnd' nnrnthv AT. McT.nv. nf' Bradv. wer" married Wednesday aftornoon in thl-i city by County Judge French. Tnn't tnlsn tho. flrat. Instnllinmnt nf "Patria" tonight and thon havo pcopk toll you what you' havo missed. Start with tho first of tho loveotory that is. Mm nivnn (TfJnll dnnrrhlftr Orlaco and son Jamos, left last evening for Green River whoro Mr. o noii ami two anna mrn In thn fimnlnv nf thn. Union Pacific, and whoro tho family will make their homo. Miss Frances O'Ncil wfin la n njiplinr In tlin (inlhoiililirir I schools will also go to Greon River at tho closo or tho school year. air. mill Mrs. nVnil maided In the P.nuntv for fourteen years and hove mi.ny rrionds .who Tegret tuoir removal. Two Important nddltlona wwro mado this wcok to Captain Barron's com Innnv In tlin nnrsnns nf J. C. lion lllld Elmor. Coates, lioth of whom will act scout and will probobly bo stationed on Sioux Lookout watching for tho ap. pearhnce of German aeroplanes which some official is quoted as saying will 'bo. soaring over tno unitou. ejiaios within tho next thirty days. I Charlc3 Turner, charged with hoop ing nnd selling boozo will havo a pre liminary hearing in tho county court IUIm fnrnnnnn. Tlin ease had been set for Wodnosday but was postponed ' until touay. ;:o:: Notice to Public. i' In no other country in the world has tho use of banks beconio so uni versal as In America. Yet with a popn fiit'lon of slightly over 100,000,000 wo have hut, Home 10,000,000 bank lie counts or about one to cnery threo people. Are you oiio f the "Ones" who have n bank account; or one of tho "Twos" who havo mi l Tho "Ones" nro millions of dollars iihead of tho "Twos." Better got on the right side by open. Ing your account here, now, with n dollar or more. Platte Valley State Bank North Platte, Nebraska. 71 WmB Millions of Dollars i C NEBlUSKA 4 I rs"j nuau Ris tu ill Ifj f Vlrirlnln Pnnrann 111 "Ilnrpilnvll T"i" will ln tlin Wnv fnntiir'n nt til f Crystal tonight. Tho story Is a" west ern one mint nrounti a munition piant thomo. Grafanolas aro tho acmo of perfec tion in tho talking machine, world nc lelninml so by six international ox positions. Lot us depionstrabe. DIXON, Tho Jeweler" fllla Pnanntrntnr nf -Urnilv fnilln In town Tuesday evening to have treated a nana mat nan occn nauiy poisoned vliile, ho was skinning v. calf that had died of black leg. As1.' Saturday night and pay day novcr como ror some peopio l nayo ue cidcjl that In order1 to glvo overy one n squaro deal to do an absolutely cash business. So don't ask for tiredlt and you won't bo rofused. 9-2 YORK FEED STORE. irnir Xli'frmifMlf spoilt IllllO IICIIVV. C. II. Waltor, tho hog buyer, has shipped out n few moro than flvo hundred hogs tills wook. iiiey woro bought nt prices ranging around $11.B0( and tho total paid out wuB in tho neighborhood of $15,000. Tho hogs that uto being marKotou aro souwwmu light in -weight duo to tho high price of corn and tho fact that growora desire to ship beforo a posslblo decline in prlco might occur. ... llaro Hargiiln in High Grade Piano. Wo havo aknow, liigh-grnue piano Inntnil nt Nnrlh Platte, which for llli- medlato sale, no reasonablo offer will hn (inclined. Lilwral terms . to a ro- Hponslble party, If you act quick you will find this nn onnortunity to pur chase a piano tremondously cheap. If interested write tho Denvor Music Comanv. Donver. Colorado, at once fnr -nnrtlfMilnrs. 0-0 1 Pay the Peddler or Canvasser Twice These Prices? rsaza 0 You can sine good deal of money by buying your stock tonic at this store, Instead of paying tho peddler big, fan. cy prices for goods of unknown quali ty. Look ut these prices for thai old reliable and guaranteed stock condi tioner and worm expcller. Dr. Hess Stock Tonic 25-lb. Pail Costs S2.00 Remember, we have no peddler's wagon and horae8, expenses to pay. That's why we can sell you Dr. Hess Stock Tonic at these Rock-bottom Prices. Horo 1b another nolnt. Mr. Farmer, we want to emphasize that Is: Dr. Hesa Stock Tonic la hlchlv concentrated:. It goes farther, as tho small doso quantity proves. t Dr Hess Stock Tonic Is to put your animals in a thriving condition, m'ako tho ailing ones healthy and expol tho worms otherwise you get your money back right here ut our store, wo also handle Dr. Hess Dip and Disinfectant Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer REXALL DRUG STORE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. I QNBERGER EENINGER Real Estate and Insurance rnt T.rrTtriNS A RPRriAI.TY. Will lookCnftcr renting your property at reasonable rates. Phone Black 550 and we will call. Notary and Justice of the Peace. Duroc - Jersey Sow Sale. Wednesday, February 28. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA NORTH PLATTE SUBSTATION Will Sell nl Public Auction at 1;00 P. M Central time,' Wednes day, Februaryl28, on the Substation Farm, three miles south of North Platte, 35 PURE BRED DUROC-JERSEY GILTS bred to farrow in March nnd April. These. are a well bred lot of liood, straight gilts. They are immune, Registration certificates will be furnished. For the out of town guests conveyances will leave North Platte at 10;30 A, M. W. P. SNYDER, Supt. Col. E. Z. Russell, of Omaha, Auctioneer. " ' Leeis tereci b 11 mis ior oaie WE HAVE A FEW 'iEAD LEFT 5 Shorthorns. ; ,, 1 Double Standard Polled Durham 7 Herefords. Two and three years" old. These are large, heavy boned type, .livery one a'gbod individual. Now at the old stock yards, North Platte. Phone me at Timmerman Hotel or come in. W. H. TURPIE. PUBLIC OF LIVE STOCK VAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS The undersigned will offer at public sale at the NORTH SIDE BARN, NORTH PLATTE, NEB., FEBRUARY 23 and 24 Commencing at 12:30 p. m. each day, the following: THOROUGHBRED POLAND CHINA HOGS 15 Thoroughbred Poland China Sows with pig, and 2 young thor oughbred Poland Cnintr Boars. HORSES 1 black mare 6 years old weight 1G0O, 1 black gelding 4 years old weight 1050, 1 brown mare 6 years old weight 1500, 1 roan mare 4 years old weight 1500, 1 bay driving mare 6 years old weight 1200, 1 Percheron stallion 5 year3 old weight 1G50. In addition to these a number of other horses will be offered for sale. MILCH COWS A number of milch cows will be on sale that cannot here be described. IMPLEMENTS 22 wngons of the Old Hickory and Bain makes complete with boxes and seats, 2 new buggies, 2 spring wagons, 1 carriage, a number of listers, cultivators, two rows, plows, discs, harrows, gasoline engine, fanning mill, corn sheller, breaking and stirring plows. All these implements are new. Also n set of work harness. AUTOMOBILES 1 new Chandler Automobile, 1 new Elcar Automobile nnd a number of second hand cars. TERMS All sums under $20 cash, above that sum 10 months' time at 10 per cent interest. 2 per cent discount for cash. JULIUS MOGENSEN and C. J. LANDHOLM L. M. MoCLARA, Auctioneer. F. C. PIELSTICKER, Clerk. IT