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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1917)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION JUNE 26th to 30th, INCLUSIVE. i cmi THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. NORTH PLATTE, NEB., JUNE 12, L917. No. 43 NOKTII 1'LATTE GENEHAL HOSPITAL NOW AN ACCREDITED HOSVITA Tlic Success of (lie Institution Another Boost for North PIntte and Western Ncbraskn. Tho North Platto Gonoral Hospital Qiaa received information Irom tho Stato Board of Nurses that tills Insti tution has boon placod upon tho ac credited list of hospitals In tho stato of Nobraska. This moans that gradu ates from this hospital aro eligible for state registration. PujpU nurses iwttio ontor training will rocolvo a complete and systematic course including loc turo and class work as outlined by the Stato Board of Nurses. Any one wish ing to enter training will call and see tho suporltendont or communicate with her by phono or letter. This hospital was established in July 1916, by Dr. O. B. Dont, Dr. V. Lucas, Dr. J. S. Slmms and Dr. Josiah B. Rcdflcld. These men havo boon un tiring in their efforts to mako for North Platto a hospital which would bo a credit to tho town. It has ro- aulred strict attention to business, careful modlcal and surgical treatment, skillful nursing and unsullied Judg ment in all things portaining to tho in stitution to bring about an aocreditod hospital. A larco (part of tho success of this hospital is duo to the steady dotormlncd efforts of Miss Elsa Boyd, 11. N., who has boon superintending tho hospital for tho last two months and has been employed as the permanent supervisor of the institution. Out of tdwri doctors who havo as sisted tho hospital by contributing patlonts are tho following: , Dr. Georgo H, Harris, Oshkosh, Neb. Dr. D. F. Morris, Lewollon, Neb. Dr. Pass, Broadwater, Nob. Dr. C. E. V.andlvor, Ogalalla, Neb. Dr. C. C. Walllngsford, Ogalalla, Nob. Dr. Murdock, Ogalalla, Nob. Dr. Smith, Big Springs, Neb. Dr. Paxton, Paxton, Neb. Dr. G. O Gordan, tSuthorland, Neb. Dr. G. P. Ewlng, Julesburg, Col. Dr. Vandiver, Chappell, Nob. Dr. L. A. Carton, Tryon, Neb. Dr. Boll, Grant, Nob. Dr. Brggs, Arthurl, Nob. Dr. E. C. Stovonson, Gothonburg, Nob. Dr. Jool Anderson, Gothenburg, Nob. Dr. 0. D. Johnson Brady, Neb. Dr. C. E. Konnon, Maxwell, Nob. Dr. D. A. Rutiidstrom, Wellfloet, Nob. Dr. A, M. Mills, Maywood, Nob. Dr. A. J. Amos, Potter, Nob. Dr. Font, Dickons, Nob. Tho North Platto Gonoral Hospital oxtonds to North Platto business men, formor patlonts, North Platto nurses, patrons and tho visiting doctors hearty thanks in helping to promote a (regis tered hospital of which our city may bo proud. NORTH PLATTE GENERAL HOSPITAL. ::o :: Tho Triangle iplay at tho Keith Monday will prosont Enid Bennett in "Tho Princess of the Dark," a pUy for llttlo children and big chlldrGii--chll-dron of flvo and children of elghty-ilvo. It will mako you laugh and cry. It is a fairy story of modern times with a llttlo fairy of a star that shines through tho play. Mrs. Theresa Holderman, formerly of tills city, attempted to end hor life In Denver Friday by swallowing tpolson tablots In front of hor 'rooming house. Sho was hurried to a hospital whore prompt treatment saved hor life. Mrs. Holderman has been employed In Den ver as a brained nurse, Archlo Hood, foranorly employed In tho Robhausen barber shop, who Join otl tho navy and was sent to the train ing camp at Newport, R. I is spond- ing this week in town whllo onrouto to tho Mare Island -navy yard. Lost yesterday afternoon between ten cent store and Tho Leader, pocket book containing between $10 ad $15 and store bill containing namo of own' or. Findor leave at this office and irp coive $5.00 refatird for book and monoy. Dr. and Mrs, Frank Conlln, of Oma ha, aro expected hero tho latter part of this month to visit tho lattor's par ents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixon and at- tond tho semi-centennal. TRAVELER KILLED LAST NIGHT AT SUTHERLAND Tho body of Fred J. Boartown was found, on -tho Union Pacific tuacks at Sutherland thiso morning, having boon killed In some unknown manner last night. Identification wns learned through a pressman's union card found In his pocket Issued by tho Sani Francisco union, and it is supposod ho was stealing his way oast on a train and foil off. County Attorney Halllgan went to Sutherland this manning to vlMw! tho romalns. Universal Hell Ringing To remind all that subscriptions to tho Liberty Loan closo noxt Friday, anrangcnionts havo boon mado to ring all church and other bolls In every city, town and hamlot in tho Unitod Stato3 at promptly nine o'clock tills evening, tomorrow ovenlng and Thurs day .aveulngl Old 'Liberty boll in Philadelphia will lead In tho ringing. Tho aitrangomont for this boll ring ing was mado with President Vail, of tho Bell tolophono system, and all managors of local oxchangbs wore aotlflod,. Manger Von Dollon wall look aftor carrying tho order into ef fect In North Platto. Tho bolls will glvo three strokes tonight, two tomor row night and one Thursday .night,. ' mun vJMfcY PICKFORD in MVUUK Ml lit UlUl U1UL ARTCRAFT PICTURES in her latest Artcraft picture "A POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL" From the play by Eleanor Gates, Appears in"her most human characterization at KEITH THEATRE, Monday-Tuesday, June 18-19 Music for the picture will be furnished by the DOUCET ORCHESTRA. 10 Cent Messenger Service Was started yesterday from C. M. Newton's Book Store. We will deliver packages up to 25 pounds or carry passengers within a limit of 8 blocks from the store for 10 CENTS EACH. f Schedule Message or package up to 25 pounds 10 cents, passengers 10 cents as follows: 8 blocks 10 cents, 12 blocks 15 cents, 16 blocks 20 cents, over 16 blocks in city limits 25 cents. Phone 261. Newton's Book Store. -::o: CITir AND flOUNTY NEWS. Roy V,. Barnard, of tho Dally Tele- gra'ph staff, spent Sunday n Koarnoy, Tho Episcopal guild will meet in tho church basement Thursday after noon. For Rent Rooms for light house keeping. Inquire at 503 west Fourth streot. Tho Swedish Lutheran aid socloty will meet Thursday aftornoon with Mrs, Gronall, 900 oast Sixth Btrtoot, Mrs. Charles Sandall and daughter Miss Helen loft Saturday aftornoon lor Kearmoy to visit friends. Money to loan on real estate. No delay lr cleur abstract. BKATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY, Mrs. Dan W. Roberts, who left ro contly for Choyonno to visit rolatlves, lias gono to oauroinia for two months, Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Coates aro on- oylng a visit from their daughter Mrs. Harmon Chambers, of Key stone. For Sale Saxon Roadster in good condition. Inquire of Jim Clinton at Gliatoivs.-oeweJiy stojo Tho Loyal Mystic Legion 'nHll hold a moetng at tho K. P. hall this ev ening. A musical program will bo rendered. M. and Mrs. J. D. Baker, who live west of town, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl at heir homo Sunday. Mrsl A. A. Snltzor. of " Steirllnc. camo uus morning to attend the funor al of her aunt, tho late Mrs. Eliza both Van Brocklin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tramn who nau uoon visiting relatives at west iJoint lor a tow days, Tturnod homo tills morning. There will bo a mooUnir of tho nnv al Nighbors at tho K. P. hall Wed nesuay at 3 o'clock. All members aro asked to bo present. Two rooms for xtont for llcht house keeping. 514 oast Third street "Jimi" Clinton has mado annlica- uon roir enlistment in taio fedoral aviation corps,. If ho falls In this ho will onlist In tho navy. Llout. Edmund M. Barniim. nlrlnnt son of Mr. and Mrs. M. IC. Rnrnnni formor North Platto rfislflnnts win hn married at LaGramro. 111., limn 23 rd to Miss Elizabeth Taylor Allen They will uo at homo after Sdntombor 1st at ;x. luiey, Kansas. Tho photoplay attraction at the Koith tonight will bo Paulino Fred orlclc In Clydo Fitch's drama, "Tho woman in tho Case." Miss Frederick plays tho part of tho dovotod wifo who lights to save hor husband's renu tatlon. By tho way, this is a very dif ferent rolo irom that usually takon by Miss Frederick as sho is usually tho otlier corner of tho triangle. Tho Inonularltv of the Tlnil firnss movomont is evidenced by tho fact that during tho past wook an averago of Six Ieoraai(a townw a ilav linvn nn plied for authority to organizo chap tors. Nobraska is now a Inrlndln tlon of its own; previously it had boon attacnou to oitnor unicago or Don vor, North Platto bolng attached to tho inner city, DRAFT QUOTA TO RE FIXED BY 1010 CENSUS I Tho quota for onch state to bo rutsod for the army will bo bnsed upon the consus of 1910 and prorated among tho counties of tho stato upon tho vote for govonior cast at tho last oloctlon, nccordlng to inforoitmnn rocolvod by Govoroor Novlllo yesterday.,. In connection with tho ruling of tho War dopartmont, Governor No Villa today sont ocjL K,1io following communication to tho sheriffs of all counties In Nebraska: "Genornl Crowdor. tho nnovost mar shal gonoral, has ndvlsod mo' that tho quota for each stato to bo raised for tho nrmy. will bo basod upon tho comf(rts of 1910 nndl not upon tho registration returns. This will moan that ovory man who did not roglstor will bo greatly lncroasod by tho those Iwpio did roglstor. "Tho quota for Sfbraeka will bo pro rated among tho countloa of tho stato on the basis of tho voto cast for govorlnor In 191G, and llkowiso tho burden upon tho nion who roglstorod falluro of very slacker who did not roglstor. 'The provost marshal gonoral fur thor advises that tho period of lent oncy has expired and dlrlocts that from today yor inaugurate a vigorous, ng- grossivo and olroctlvo enrorcomont of the ponal clauses of tho soloctlvo aer- vjco law, using ovory moans at your eonimnnd to apprehend all men of tho ages designated who havo, for any reason, failed to roglstor. ::q:: The- Voto on Queen BlanchQ Fonda 1930 Elva Day. 1905 Janot McDonald 1G80 Hazol Barbojn 137G Mario Bowon 1340 Holon Waltemath 1315 - Loulso Ottcnstotn 1295 Maymo Plzer 1255 Sybil Gantt 1210 IHldogardo Clinton 1170 Elizabeth Illnnian 1100 Flpronco MacKay 1085 Lucillo Wilcox 9G5 Catherine Hall 905 Myintlo' Bcolor 875 Mabol iBurke 835 Hazel Shilth 825 Mario McCoho 7G5 i 0 m i ItAILIiOAD NOTES Attention W. R. 0. All membors aro 'requested to moot at tho Wftlkor Music Storo nt 7:45 Thursday evening to attend Uio Flag Day oxorclsos nt tho 'Elks homo. John W. Mofnroo, who has boon taking troatmont at Excelsior Springs for sovoral iwboks, Is much improved nd will loavo In a short time for Brooklyn, N. Y., to locat,. E. II EvnnB and Albln Sandnll. who loft last .night for Omaha to Join tho navy, woro given a farowoll stag party at tho Dick grovo Sunday aftor- noon by a number of tholr frlonds. A. D. Sckimmerhorn, of Omaha, Bpent tho week ond horo on business for tho Union Pacific. Dr. Smith returned this mnrntne trtoni Lincoln whoro ho attended a state moetng of chiropractors. "Tho first car load of construction steel to bo used In tho nefiv) depot ar rived yestorday. Moro will follow In a few days. J. W. Sinclair left Sundav mornlncr fc&r Detroit to visit relatives. Mrs. Sinclair and children hnva hnnn thorn for some time, - Engineer Max McGrd.vl loft Sunday morning for Koarnoy whoro ho was recently transferred to tho Koajrnoy- Callaway run. F. J. Roach. of tho advertising do partrnont of tho Union Pacific, spent Saturday in oUah gathering Informa tion as to crop conditions in Lincoln coumty. Tho subscriptions to Llborty bonds by U. P. employes at this torminal parsed tho thirty thousand dollars mark yestorday. Moro than 250 om ployes havo subscribed for thoBe bonds. Englneor MIko Hayos says that (while comlne u'n on No. 11 Sunilav nn auto dhivor drovo his car Into tho train,. Roallzlng that ho could not stop the! car tho driver Jumped boforo It struck! tho train and oecaped Injury. Tho auto wlhoolB woro torn off, and some part of tho body mado a cut an eighth of an inch deep along tho full sldo longth of tho dining car. No repairs on tho breaks to tho fill at tho Brady bridge can bo mado until tho river recedes. Not only was the fill broken on each sldo of tho thirty foot stool bridge ono break bolng for ty and tho other thirty-two foet wide but tho water has overflowd tho road grado, washing out broaches from three to flvo foot deop. On the Island about thirty acros of alfalfa belonging to Fred Georgo has boon undor a foot of wator for a (week. READ THIS Wo linvo buyers for farms nnd farm lands if priced right- "What havo you? Tell JJRATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY, E. T. Tramp wont to Kearney this monnlng to attend tho Tumoral of tho lato Dan Atchison. Mr), and Mrs. Charles Gould, who spoilt tho past two months hvflth tho latter a parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koontz, loft for Wyoming Sunday to locate. Tho mothers or guardians of tho children who will take part In tho Cinderella ball are requested to meet FiiUday morning or aftornoon at tho Lloyd opera houso to arrango for tho costumes which tho children will wear on that occasion. Charles Nolson, of Minneapolis, nnd Herbert Cosgrovo, Iwjho woro arrested last week on a complaint that thoy did not register, woro released Saturday as proof was obtained which showed tho formor to bo twonty years of ago and tho latter ovor thlrty-ono. Two toaniB, ono tied to the rear of tho othor, standing In front of tho federal building Saturday, woro frightened by a passing motorcyclo and mado a speedy run to tho south pairt. of town whoro thoy wore ovor takon by A. N. Durbln who gavo chaso in his car. No particular1 damage on sued. "Tho Riders Go to Omnha," Is tho title of a story appearing in tills month's Now Wost, in which Is clovor ly told and humorously illustrated a trip which Seldom Illdor and Nancy Ridor mako to Omaha. Included in tho story is a streot scono of North Platto in 18C9 and Dowoy Btroot as it appoars today, Wo write every kind of- first cIiihh Ir.Nuninco nt lowest living rates. See "hBltATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY, L. C. Carroll and Goorgo H. "VV11 kn3. of Gothenburg, who recontly pur- car ad tho Iddings mill, camo hero last woo'.c with Bovoral men to mako im provomouts on tho plant. Ono floor will bo added, somo macuinory re moved, now machlnos Installed and othor changes mado, Tho capacity of tho mill will bo 175 barrels daily. ::o:: Miss Allcon Gantt will bo In chnrgo of tho canning and drying school which will bo hold horo in tko Franklin aud itorium Juno 22nd to 21Ui. John Tucker has gono to Ltsco to spond sovornl days on business. Mrs. John Hillobrandt and sister Mrs. Clydo Cook, who spont sovoral weeks in Victor, Iowa, and othor oast orn points, returned homo Sunday. Q ii FOlYjlENT Houses, rooms, storage space nnd safe deposit boxes. BHATT, GOODMAN & BUCKLEY, Gonoral Meeting Tonight. A trenoral meetlnK of tho Twontl otli Contury club will bo held this ov- oning at tho Franklin auditorium, au mcmboro aro urged to bo prosont. NEW LOCATION. We wish to announce to our friends and patrons that we aro now located In our new Factory Building on east Front streot, built for your health's sake sanitary from top to bottom. Also for your health's sake wish to call special atten tion to the sanitaiy condition of this plant. Wo have spared nothing that might add to the cleanli ness of this factory for your protection and that of your children's. We acknolwedge having the only sanitary soda wator bottling plant in the State, built exclusively along sanitaiy lines. We also acknowledge having moro sunlight and venti lation than any other bottling plant in tho State. Aro tho only plant in tho State having hot and cold water connections on three floors. Only plant having three floors. For flushing and scrubbing we aro able to turn hot or cold water on any floor in the building. Special toilet and wash room for employees, some thing unknown to majority of plants. Our distilled Water department has been provided with cement floor, special window for ventilating this room, built exclusively for distilled water and our Sanitary Water Still endorsed by the U. S. Government. A visit to our plant will enlighten the most skeptical of the condition in which Star Pop is made. We also ask the public to insist on Star Bottled Goods, the Star on the bottle, for your health's sake costs no moro than others put up under unsanitary conditions and pushed off in somo cases bottles not bolng sterilized, cheap and inferior extracts being used. We never could havo built our business to the present magnitude and give you tho best factory in tho State, by selling the dealers cheap and inforiorgoods and pushing it off on the unsuspecting pubjio by lelling them they have something just as good. The sooner the public speak out and demand these different goods of value, the. sooner you will eradicate the unscrupulous manufacturer and dealer. We feel grateful to tho people of North Platto for their support and loyalty for without your support we know we could not havo built this up-to-date plant of which we aro justly proud. , We may not have agreed with all of you at all times but we assure you our heart is for tho best interest of North Platto and surrounding country for which wo always work and stand for, .and to you, knowing me personally, you are aware of this fact. We want you to feel you aro ono of this institution and the dealer or manufacturer that is all self, never lend ing a helping hand where ever possible, will not get very far in this glorious old world of ours. Our bottled goods "American Made For American Trade." STAR BOTTLING WORKS, H. N. PORTER, Proprietor I THE UNIVERSAL CAR Whenever Ford cars have pioneered, Ford service has kept pace. It is the factor which strengthens the personal relation between Ford owners and the Company. To get the best possible service from your Ford car, bring it hero when it needs attention nnd get the benefit of Ford supervision throughout. We use the genuine Ford parts ond give you the benefit of the regular standard Ford "prices. Touring Car $3G0, Runabout $345, Sedan $645 Town Car $595, Coupelet $505 all f. o. b. Detroit. On display ond for sale by HENDY-0G1ER AUTO CO. I I )Mtilillllllllli'""'"J'"""1" !i i i ' '; i "TrTniTinrmim """""'"'