The joy o
entertaining
When the guests sit down at tho table their
admiration of its beauty adds much to your
pleasure as hostess.
If you have stemware and the other pieces in
the 'exquisite new patterns of cut glass which
Clinton is now displaying, your table will gleam
with beauty obtainable through no other setting.
This charming glassware is the latest offerings
of the foremost manufacturers.
The graceful lines and faultless execution of
exquisite patterns set it far above ordinary
cut glass.
The bride who receives cut glass from Clinton's
will esteen the giver as a person of unusal
taste and discrimination.
CLINTON', '
Jeweler and Optician,
At t)io Sim of Uio Wig Mng.
LOCAL AND FEItSONAL
Miss PanBy Davis haB gono to Oma
ha to romaln a wook or longor.
Harold Hurko Ion. tho lattor part of
last week for Denvor to visit relatives.
Mrs,. Olllo Tuokor has boon visiting
xolativos In Staploton for a wook past.
Frank Grimm, of Ulyasos, Nob., Is
vlBltlng his son Paut Grimm, of this
city.
Judgo Grimes wont to Loxlngton
yostorday to finish a torm of dlBtrict
court.
MIbh Alma Konqtfost has gono to Lin
coln to tako a couroo In a commercial
school.
Tho cotanty commissioners woro in
session yostorday transacting routlno
businoss.
Mrs. II. P. Honcklo will ontortain
tho membors of tho J. I F. club th.lB
aftornoon.
Mrs!. Jcsso Smith has roturncd from
an oxtonded, visit with hor husband
in McCook.
Miss Nolllo Allon camo tho lattor
part of last wook from Omaha to visit
lior paronts.
Mrs, A. W. McKcown and daughtor
JoBophlno loft Friday ovonlng for a
visit in Omaha.
Attorneys J. G. Boolor and J. J.
Halllgan roturnod Saturday morn
ing from Lincoln.
Miss Ethol DonoKan will loavo this
wook for Omaha to visit frlonds for
a week or longor.
Mrs. Btrattou and daughtor Dolla,
of Wallaco, aro visiting with local
frionds this wook.
Frank Halilor, of Sldnoy. Bpont tho
wook end visiting his paronts Mr. and
Mrs, Julius Hahlor,
For Ront -Flvo room houao at 320
south "Walnut otroot. Inqulro of T.
Slmants, 302 south Chostnut.
Mr,, and Mrs. Olon Mann, who ro
contly located In Oinaha, aro visiting
with local rolatlvoa.
Tho Catholic ladles' socloty will hold
a social in tho basomont of St. Pat
rick's school Thursday aftornoon.
Edward McGlono, rormorly of this
city, will graduato from tho Sacrod
Hoart collogo In Donvor this Iwtook.
Dr. and Mrs N McCabo havo gono
to Notro Damo, Ind,, to bo proaont at
tho graduation of their daughtor Miss
Mario.
Patrick Sullivan, of Spokano, "Wash.,
formorly of Wallaco, Is visiting Tim
Hanifln and other local friends this
woolf.
Beginning Sunday morning, Juno 17,
tho Bocond mass at St. Patrick's
church will bo road at 10 o'clock in
stead of 10:30.
Brokou oyo glass lonsos can bo re
placed tho oanio day as ordor is glvon
In our lonso grinding dopartmont.
HARRY DIXON & SON,
tt Graduato Optometrists.
W. It. Malonoy and family returned
Saturday morning from Omaha and
Lincoln. In tho lattor city thoy visit
ed Governor ana Mrs. Novillo.
Tho Proabytorlan aid society will bo
ontortalnod in tho church parlors
Thursday aftornoon by Mesdames
Soronson, Stamp and Eldor.
Tho room occupied by tho Donol
son cigar storo on Front street is un
dergoing repairs and will bo bright
onod with fresh decorations.
Mn and Mrs. Horman Schloutor aro
onjoylng a visit from tho lattor's moth
or and Bistor, who arrived from Grand
Island tho lattor part of last Itvcok.
Misses Tlolono and Forn Shoup, of
Suthorland, and Dr, Galthor Couble, of
Salisbury, Mo., who is a guest at tho
Shoup homo, woro visitors In town Sat
urday. Dr. WalllngBford, of Ogalalla, for
merly of this city, has boon found
qualified, as an officor of tho rosorvo
corps, and oxpects to bo called cast in
a fow days.
Thoso in nood of painting, paper
hanging and . decorating aro assured
satisfactory work if thoy employ Julius
Hoga.' Phono Black 602. 38tf
Farmors in town. Saturday, and many
woro in, reported corn to bo coming
along in flno Bhapo, tho warm woathor
of tho lattor part of tho iwleck having
a very uonouclal effect.
II, Evans and Albln Sandall, who
rocontly onllsted In tho United States
navy, loft last night for Omaha, and
from thoro oxpoct to bo sent olthori t6
Chicago or Norfolk, va.
Lorn Bailoy loft yostorday for Wa
dena, Mlnn whoro ho will dovoto a
woek or ten days to fishing. Mrs.
ualloy, who had boon visiting in Oma
ha, Joined him at that ulty.
A pollcan measuring eight foot nine
inchos from tip to tip of its wings was
on exhibition at Otton's cigar storo
Sunday. Tho bird mhs killod by a
man who is trapping along tho rivor.
If you havo tried ovorything olso
without Bosults, Try Chiropractic
Spinnl Adjustments and got woll.
DR. L. D. SMITH, Chiropractor,
40tf Building, and Loan Building.
In a proclamation issued by Govorn
or Novillo, noxt Thursday is Bot apart
as Hag day. Tho B. P. O. Elks aa a
body will obsorvo tho day and ap
propriate oxorclsos will bo hold in tho
lodgo room in tho ovonlng.
Work bogan tho lattor part of last
wook on tho rosldonco Charloy Ed
wards is eroding on tho wost comer
lot in tho 500 block on west Fifth
street, for tho building of which D. M.
Hogsott has Uio contract.
Victor Halllgan, who is at Ft. Snoll
lng, iwritoB that ho oxpects to bo trans
ferred either to Ft. Sill, Old., or an
oostorn post In ordor to recolvo in
structions in artlllory work, tho
branch of tho army in which ho enlisted.
CITIZEN MDST AID 1 Wf
IN THE CELEBRATION
It is but two weeks until tho Semi
centennial colcbratlon opons, and while
tho holding company, tho committee
and Secretary Moonoy havo so far
furnished the finances and performed
tho work, tt Is now up to tho citizen?
to givo some needed iolp,. To proper-
ly put on mo pagoani, oui ooor snow
and tho battle of Summit Springs, tho
services of eovornl hundred people will
bo required. TJiorororo Sccrtary Moon
oy wants tho names of all porsons,
ranging from boys and girls of sixteen
up to adults who will assist In tho a-
bovo features; tho girls and ladios to
flguro in tho historical parade, Uio
boys and men to tako part In tho pa
rado, out door shows and tho Summit
Springs battle. Thoso who will vol
unteer their services aro requested
to phono 044 or call at tho Tobln barn
on Front street.
In tho battlo of Summit Springs a
number of saddlo horses aro needed,
and thoso iwlio havo such will please
communlcato with Secretary Moonoy
The colobration work has not
lagged, everything Is practically in
lkKidlnoss with tho oxcoptlon of tho
pcoplo needed for tho purposos abovo
stated, and It Is hoped that tho call
sont out by Secrotary Moonoy will bo
met with ready response.
Tho Soldiers' Pack.
Displayed In tho window of tho. Star
clothing hovgso Is a soldier's pack
showing tho different articles ho car
ries when on a march. This kit In
cludes hlo underwear and toilet, ar
ticles, hla drlnkinir tjan and his knife
and fork, tin plato, cup, 100 rounds of
cartridges and a dozen other things
and weighs botwoon thKrty-flvo and
forty pounds U-jhon. strapped to him. In
addition ho totes a gun that weighs
about eight pounds. Ho is therefore
loaded down with noarly fifty pounds
when on a march. How would you like
to bo a Boldlor tramping along under a
mid-day sun on a sumor day?
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Increased Quarters for Exchange.
Tho second Uoor of tho Waltemath
buflldlng has boon remodolcd and the
ontlro Hoar will bo occupied by tho
telephone exchange. Sovoral auto
truck loads of equipment for tho In
creased plant woro i-ecclvod yesterday,
and tho capacity thoreof will bo greatly
increased. Tho exchange lias had a
wonderful .growth in tho past flvo
years and this groUjth will continue
Bettor nnd groatarr service Booms to bo
tho motto of tho Nebraska Tolephono
Co, Cortainly tho company Is doing
Its best along thoso lines in North
Platte. )
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1'lnir Day Exorlcnes.
Flag Day exorcises undor tho au
spices of tho B. P. O. E, will bo held at
tho El Its homo noxt Thursday oven
Ing, to which tho gonoral public is
invited, Tho program will begin at
8:15 and will as follows:
Invocaton Rov. Fr. McDald.
Patriotic airs-Stamp's orchestra.!
Reading Miss Elder. ..
Vocal selection Mrs. W. H .Oramgr.
Roadlng Harrison Tout. tM
Address W. V. Hoagland.
"America" by tho audience. '
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Co. E Has 1C2 Men. u
Up to noon yostorday 162 mon had
onllsted In Company E. This insulr.es
a full complomont after providing fpr
thoso who fall to pans the physical ex
amination.
It Is expected that tho members
will bo mobilized In this city on or
boforo JJuly 1st and thoso who havo
not boon examined iwjllt bo subjected .to
such. It is expected that tho com
pany will go to tho concentration
camp, probably Ft .Crook, sometlaib
botwoon July Btti and 16th.
JQOdAli Ami) PERSONAL
Arclideacon Bowkor spent Sunday
In Ogalalla.
Miss Esther Antonldos loft Saturday!
morning for Lincoln.
Miss Ruth Mooro visited Sunday
with frionds in Loxlngton.
Mrs. E. N. McNamar of Paxton, was
a visitor1 In town yesterday.
Inst Week of Contest
This 'is tho last week of tho con
tost for queen of tho seml-centonnial
Jmll. Tim fvinfof will nlonn at nino
o'clock next Saturday evening. Friends
of tho contestants will, thoreioro, neeu
got busy in hustling votes during Uio
and onjoy tliemsolvos."
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For Salo
Thrco Rood second linnd Fords.
HENDY.OGIElt AUTO CO.
mm
DO YOUR
Help to win the fight for human lib
erty by buying a
LIBERTY BOND
We will furnish you ..any informa
tion you wish concerning the easi
est way to obtain one.
First National Bank of North Platte
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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Now Regiment Starts Fine.
Work of tho organization of tho now
Sixth Nebraska regiment Is starting In
flno shnpo and It is oxpocted thoro will
bo llttlo troublo In gathortng sufficient
mon to givo it Its full war strength In
a short tmo. i
With tho organization of tho new
regiment Nobraslni will havo sufficient
men to form a Ivlgado composod
wholly of Nebraska mon and for this
reason It la oxpocted tho work will go
on rapidly.
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Potash Plant at Lowellen.
Tho Trlbuno Is Informed that a com
pany Is bolng formed to establish pot-'
ash works at or near Lowollon, a town
on tho north rivor branch sixty miles
northwest of this city,. It Is said that
In tho hills north of Lewollon aro one
of moro lakos tho wator In which car
ry a high percentage of potash.. It Is
proposed to pipe tho wator Into Low
ollen and obtain tho poptash by con
densation or evaporation,
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Tho Clndorcila Ball.
Socrotary Moonoy says: "Tho im
presslon has gono out that tho Cln
dorolla Ball has boon gotton up for
oxhibltlon purposes only. This is
wrong, whllo it is true uio associa
tion Is teaching tho chlldron dancing
numbers, mey will havo throo or four
hotura of a program whoro thoy dance
and enjoy thomsolves.
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Tho mombors of tho Presbyterian
church will hold a farowoll reception
at tho church Wednesday ovonlng for
Uov. Robert Whlto and family.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 'THE
UNITED STATES, DISTRICT
OF NEBRASKA, NORTH
PLATTE DIVISION.
In Uio Matter" of Fred P. Loypoldt,
Bankrupt.
Caao No. 58, In Bankruptcy.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors!.
To the crodltors of Fred P. Loy
poldt, of Horshoy, in tho Couuty of
Lincoln, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
. Notlco Is horoby glvon that on tho
14th. day or March A. D. 1817, tho said
Frod P, Loypoldt was duly adjudicated
a bankrupt; and the llrst meeting
of Hils crodltors will bo hold at tho
offlco of Walter V. Hoagland, Reforoo
in UanKruptcy, at North Platto In said
District, on Uio 28tli day of Juno. 1917,
at olovon o'clock A. M., at which tinio
Uio Bald creditors may attond, prove
their claims, appoint a trustoo. ex
amino Uio bankrupt, and transact Buch
other business as may properly como
Catherine Croon Is visiting with her
grandparents in Grand Island.
'
Attorney W. E. Simmon transacted)
business in Ogalalla yostorday. j
Misses Hazol SmiUi and Mario Bow-
on visited In Grand Island Sunday.
Miss Christine Marvin returned Sun
day evening from a visit in Lexington.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug
Store.
Charles Waltor returned yesterday
morning from Omaha and other eastern
points.
Mrs. Charles Tolln ami chlldron hav,.
gone to Kansas to visit relntlves for
tW01W,08K8.
For Sale Detroit gasoline range.
Inqulro of Mrs. J. K. Ottenstoln, 314
wost Third.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Argue returned
Sunday ovonlng from a visit with Chey
enne relatives.
Tho board of county commissioners
oxpoct to go to Brady today to Investi
gate bridge conditions
Major Whlto loft Sunday morning
for Ankorago, Alaska, to romaln dur
ing Uio summer months.
Wilson Tout left Saturday morning
for Lincoln to attond summer school
at Uio state university.
Harry Beggol Is enjoying a visit from
his brother Albert Beggel, who came
faunday from Grand Island.
Miss Thelma Frator, who has been
attondlng tho stato university, Is ex
pected to return nomo this wook.
Charles Roslter, of Columbus, ar
rived hero a fow days ago to accept a
position In tho Landgrai barber shop.
Miss 3L Slcninn. steam baths mid
Swedish Mnssnfrc, gentlemen and la
dies. Phono 8i)7, Brodbcck building.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ware, of Blair.
Will visit tholr daugliter Mra Will
Waltemath during the semi-centennial.
Mrs. JluiHtis Hoga, who was called
to Chicago six weeks ago by tho Illness
of a relative, returned home last week.
I now have funds at 5 per cent
on cholco bottom table land. Gene
Crook, Room 4, Keith theatre Bldg.
Mrs. Charlels Mann, of Sidney, camo
a fow days ago to visit hor paronts Mr.
and Mrs. James McMlchael for-a fort
night.
Mr,, and Mrs. Frank E. Johnson left
Sunday morning for Lowiston, Ida., to
attend tho wedding of Uio former's
sister.
Brick work on tho Plzer building
will bo completed tomorrow and the
ivrdck layers will be shifted to tho Elks
building.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Mangi who
wore called to Omaha recently by the
deaUi of a relative, returned yestorday
morning.
Dr1, W. J. Redflold, of Grand Island,
formerly of this city, will leave today
for Ft. Riley to enter Uio U. S,. medi
cal corps.
Mrs. F.- J. Doran and daughter
Margaret will leave this week for
Gretna to visit with relaUves for a
wook or longor.
A list of all thoso who registered
under tho draft law has boon posted on
a bulletin board at Uio east ontranco to
the court house.
Dr. Morrill, DontlBt
J. T. Koofo will ronresont Nrarth
Platto lodgo at Uio annual convention
of tho B. P. O. Elks to bo hold In Bos
ton Juno 9th to 14th.
Lancelot Conrv. of Mnvwnntl nmi
Miss Blancho Rupport, of Qtick, Nob.,
woro married Saturday afternoon by
County Judgo French.
Shrnet chanter Nx 5K. f). R
will hold thet'r recular mootlnc- ThurR.
day evening at 8 o'clock. Thoro will
do initiation nnd refreshments,.
Mrs. Goorcrn KnnnfP nnd flH1lrnn nf
t v - . .... '. .
unaiui isianu, rormorly ot this city,
camo last wcok to visit local relatives.
Mrs. Kanpff was Miss Francos Nichols.
Miss Gladys Welsh, formorly a
tcacnor in tho local schools, Is vlslung
with Mm H. S. Whlto this weok whllo
onrouto to her homo in Iowa from
Nampa, Idaho, iwlios'o sho taught last
yoafr.
Tho high wator dn tho Platto rivers
will cost Lincoln county qulto a sum
of monoy In tho way of strengthening
ana ropalring nils and replacing wash
ed out grados at points whoro Uio wat
or overflowed Uio low Innds'.
Summor weather" began Sunday
when during the aftornoon Uio toinper
aturo wont up to ninety-five A hot
wind blew Uio greater part of tho af
truioon, and those who drovo n Uio
country Avtoro pretty well blinded with
dust.
A half a dozen men ropdrted to Shor-
lff Salisbury as having failed to reg
ister, havo boon InvesUgated by tho
shorilT and found to havo registration
calrds, If thoro woro any who failed
to comply wiUi Uio duty required of
tliom thoy uiavo not yot been discovered.
Honrlotta Grossman in "Tho Un
wolcomo Mrs, Hatch." will bo shdwai
on Uio screen at Uio Crystal tonight. It
Is a play that analyzes and criticises
the llttlo misunderstandings that so
often arise In Uio home and that event
ually result in a wJdonod and un
bridgeable gap Uiat too often divide
Uio trail forovor.
Iko Stein, a laborer of Lowollon, who
camo bore for treatment sovoral days
ago died at a local hospital Saturday
ovonlng at tho ago of thirty-four. The
body will bo hold at tho Malonoy
morgue until rolatlves are heard from.
Ilcr. WtMo Kcslgns. .
Rov. Robert Whlto has toured M8
roslcnatlon as pastor of tho Prcsby
Krehurch and with his family will
cave Thursday for Tonnossceo to make
their homo, ltd announced his resig
nation Sunday Their departure will
bo regretted by tho many frionds thoy
havo made In tho past two years during
their rcsidonco in this city.
Stnco Juno 1st Undortakor Malonoy
has had six bodies In his morgue . IvvMch
could not bo IdonUflod. Two of those
aro now In tho morgue.
DB. HAROLD A. FENNEB
Osteopath.
6 Reynold Building
Offlco hours 9 a, m. to 6 p. m.
7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
PkOBoa
FOR SALE
Five Acre Tracts
IN
Haspels9 Sub-Division
Adjoining the city on the west at the very
low price of $150 per acre. Only'few lots
unsold.
Buchanan & Patterson,
SOLE AGENTS.
NOTICE!
Hill Bros. & Costello have entered into a con
tract with the following merchants of North Platte,
to handle all their Deliveries
BEGINNING JUNE 18th.
LIERK-SANDALL CO.
TRAMP & SONS.
RUSH MERCANTILE CO.
J. L. LOUDEN.
BRODBECK & SON.
FRED MARTI.
I. C. STEBBINS.
Wagons will leave the stores at the follow
ing Hours.
8:00 a. m.
9:30 a m.
11:00 a. m.
2:00 p. m.
t
3:30 p. m.
5:00 p. m.
All orders must reach the store 15 minutes be
fore delivery time. Please report all inquiries or
complaints to the office of the manager-
Phone 171. Hill's Way Delivery.
ERNEST M. HILL, Manager.
HOT WATER
An automatic Water Heater gives you
hot water at the turn of the faucet. You
merely open the faucet at any time, day
or night, and you have hot water, one
gallon or a thousand. Plenty of hot
water for any purpose all the time.
North Platte Light & Power Co.
WALTEMATH
Lumber & Coal Co.
All Kinds Building Material
Everything New.
Phone 20 1 BWIt Vt p:ju u.. .
uororo said mooting.
WALTER V. HOAGLAND,
i icigui iiuusC
Reforoo In Bonkrptcy.
Offlco 333 Res Black 513