The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, July 03, 1917, Image 5
nr Bring Your EYE TROUBLES To us. We are well equipped to give you the best service possible. Our Optometrist who has charge of our optical department devotes his entire attention to our optical trade. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES and can replace broken lenses or make new ones the SAME DAY order is left. Harry "Dixon '& Son. Graduate Optometrists. 9 noJ9 Mm rMK ! RAILROAD NOTES Anoinop cave-in nr run nn nt. tiin , n. r colli IllerliWny bridge burred Sunday'4 laronco McCabo began work- Sun night, about flftoori hhndrod yards sink-1 "ay night as ticket ngont at tlio do Ing. This tlmo tho ieave-tn 'is at the'Pot. ' .. M. 1D u ,8 roporlcd t,,at Asgt gu j m,l,u , "mL wcurrwi. i Duffle, of this terminal, who cam 6 hero Comm sslonor Honnlnghnusen was from a foW nionth(J ng0( wln .Uu.m u mm. vaii uy , bQ transferred to Omalnt Itv'is prob- morning gnUiorlng men and teams to ftWo that tho biislnoss nt tlris Mnt will rnnnlt flirt 1 n l-r n rrr 1irt1 tunuliln In ' .uw - uU. ... b0 looked after by tho trainmaster. securing no nupnuor no uosireu. uno DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald Stata Bunk. ' ciTX AM) Bounty news. Modtorn furnished rooms for house keeping. 320 softnth Dowey. 49-2 Miss Marie Massey, -who had been hero for several weeks drilling the chlldlren for Jho Clndorella Ball, re turned to Omaha yesterday. A B, Hoagland and. John Snyder went to Hershey yesterday to resume work with tho county grading -outfit Roads south of Hershey and Sutherland will be graded. Remember Chautauqua dates are, Arthur Coun and Joseph Selger, of Ogalalla, and Win. Martin and Joso Osay, of Sidney, wore brought hero by a deputy marshal Friday and placed eral court on tho charge of failure to 'in jail to await tho action of the, fed register. A. C. Burton, who purchased the Joe McMlchael property on north Locust street Thursday further added to his real estate holdings Saturday by tour chasing tho former Ella Dillon proper ty on west Eleventh street owned by I. hi Mlltonberger. If one-half tho North Platte people who say they are going to, Ogalalla tomorrow make tho trip, this toiata will bo -well represented. The roads are In very good' sha'po, and tho trip will bo an excellent way to break the mo notony of very day life. During the ten days that tho board of equalization has been In session tho changes in assessment have heen farge- July 29, 30 and 31 and August 1, 2, 3 ly that of equalizing tho schedules on and 4, a full (wfeok of good tilings in cluding "Pinafore'' and "Little Wom en," both to bo presented by strong companies.- , ,j ' - The Methodist filrVlulll meet' in the Methodist churchfparlc-rs Thursday ' Albert Haspelf Mrs. Hurnor and cattle and horses as between tho dif ferent 'precincts, raising the assess ment In some and lowering in others. Mr. atidf-Mrs.'Frod Humeri of .'Carl ton, Ore., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. afternoon; hostesses will bo "Mes damos M. B. Scott?' York Hininan.'Cash Austin, Harry Wells. A good attend ance is desired. A small tornado struck. the section of country near Flats a week ago and leveled tho barns.; ot Henry Lombard, Lee Case, Wm. Relchenberg and the Center Valley school house. No loss of stock occurred. Clarence Day arrived Sunday night from Wyoming and will visit his. par ents for some time. At Casper, while enrouto here ho had his grip stolen and is tho loser of a new suit of clothes, an overcoat, several silk shirts and other" wearing apparel. A. N. Durbln returned Siinjday even ing from a trip north to Hyannis, thonco to Ogalalla-and then home over the Lincoln highway, covering nearly 490 mllos. In twp (laVs. A good part of the going was over and around sand hills, but goood time was made and no car trqublo resulted. Mrs. Haspol aro sisters, and this is tho first meeting in twenty-two years, Mr. and Mrs. Haspel and their guests drove to Hyannis Saturday to visit for a day or two with a hxother of tho two ladies. Maurice Fowler, of Grand Island, has been in this section for several days looking up horses. Ho says tho U. 9.i government is in the market for a big lot of horses but specifications aro such that 'but few animals come up to the requirements. Recently about 300 head were offered at St. Louis and less than a score accepted. Miss Ida Carroll, who for two years has been tho efficient clerk In the office of District Coluirt Clerk Pros sor, will leave the middle of tho month for Washington, D. C,. to accept a po sition In the war department at a sal ary ott $100 per month. Miss Carroll passed tho civil service examination and secured a grading that was very creditable. . Scene from H.ffl.S. Pinafore, which will be Presented at Chautauqua by 40 People forco, howover was sufficient to stop tho inroads of tho rushing water and It is bolloved tho fill can bo saved. Tho wator In U10 river for sovornl days past has boon hlghor than at any time during Juno. ; q , Burton Buys Property A. C. Burton hns puurchased of .Joe McMlchael tho propoprty at the cornor of Eighth and Locust for a consldorn .tlon of $5,300. Mr. Burton, who has lived on a ranch in Medicine product will movo to this city, though ho will retain his interests in and aroun&Woll- fleot. Tho building on tho roar of tho lots purchased will bo replaced bya fire-proof business building 44xC0, two stories, at a cost of $8,000 or $10,000, Tho ground floor will bo leased for business purposes, tho uppor floor will bo divided Into modern apartmonts. Mr. Burton Bays ho expects to be gin work on tho bMlding about Augus first. Queen's Hall Slinily Attended. Tho queon's .ball, which It was ex pected would bo a reaturo of tho semi centennial colobratlon and an event that would bo largely patronized, was rather slimly attonded, especially by dancqrs. Tho attendance of spocta' tors was fairly good, but tho number on tho floor were fow. With Miss Janet McDonald as quoon and Ray C Langford as king, tho full ceremony of tho coronation was carrloid out with considedrablo pomp and effect, a cere mony that was interesting to tho spec tators. Canning Schools A series of canning schools will be hold in tho Franklin school starting Monday morning, July 9. Each school will last two mornings and the Borios will continue until every one who cares to attend is able to do so. The ontranco feo will bo seventy-five cents to cover tho cost of tho vegetables and fuel It is not as It was with tho first school necessary to promlso to teach others In order to attend this school. Any ono wishing to attend should notlfx Miss Ailoon Gantt. 4972 ::o:: f-1 Soldiers Arrive Safely. All of tho troops attached to the American expeditionary forco have reached Franeo in safety. Tho trans fer, ono of tho largvat ever undertaken by tho Unllted States army, was made iwttholut tho loss or Injury of a single American soldier and without any cases of serious illness'. Dispatches filed id'uring tho week, released by tho censor Saturday say that tho trip was made on schedule tlmo and that the American fighters aro in splondid trim. ::o: Applicants Wanted. Postmaster McEvoy would like to havo about a dozen young men and womon take tho examination for post office carrier and tpostoffico clerk, tho men for carrier tho girls for clork, at the civil servico examination to bo held July 14th. Several wooks ago an ex amination was hold Cor theso positions, but tho number applying was limited to ono man and two girls. Nebraska Soldiers to Ft. Worth According to plans now announced by Secrotary Bakor, the Nebraska Guards will bo sent to Ft. Worth, Tex as, soon after thoy aro mustered Into fedoral servico. Tho dato on which Uioy will enter tho federal servico is set for August 5th, and Immediately following the mobilization will on- train for Ft. Worth. James Flynn, who has boon a twitch man In tho local yards, loft Sunday for St Louis where 110 will enter tho railroad corps of tho fodoral sorvlco which will go to Franco. Ho has qualified' for tho position of onglno foreman. Tho Ponnsflvanla railroad company Inst Sunday took off 102 passenger tialns on Its lines and eliminated number ot parlor, restaurant and sleoplng cars from tho trains still run ning. This action was takon to pro vido Increased facilities for tho move mont of government troops which will begin next month. Freight traffic on tho Union Pacific holds up well theso summer days when urdinnrlly thorri is a decided drop. Much of tho freight is govornmont "war goods" and Included Is shipments of coal from tho oast to tho west. Why eastern coal should be nccopted and shipped (wfost In preference to Wy omlng or Colorndb coalTs not known. Dan Roberts, storokoopor nt tho shops, returned yesterday from Oma ha, Avhora he vp.B notlflqd of his trans fer to Green River as division store keeper on tho nowly oroatod Utah dl vision. Theso now duties ho will as- Bumo July 10th. Mr. Roborts has been stationed hero four ears and while frlonds congratulate him on his pro motion, many will rcgrot to havo him leavo this terminal. Miss Mildred Mehlmann returned to Denver Saturday aftor a two weoks' visit jwlith Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mohl mann. OLD LINE LIFE Policies J. ON EASY TERMS E. SEBASTIAN. Stnto Mcr. Minn.Mutual Lif elns.Co. Phone Office Red 612 Residence Red 348 NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporated) One Halt Block Nottb ot Postoftice. Phone 58 A modern institution for the scientific treatment of medical, lurgical and confinement caoei. Completely equipped X-Ray and diagnostic laboratories. Staff: Geo. B. Dent, M. D. Y. Lucas, AL D. J. B. Redueld, M. D. J. S. Simras, H.D Dr. Fort, ot Dickons, who was takon to "Omaha last wook ah'd opornted upi on, died Friday night Tho remain wore rocolvcd hero Sunday and inkon to Dickens, whoro the f'Snornl was hold yostorday. " jlr. anil Mrs TTTeotldro'San'dall ro ttarncd to Choyonno yesterday aftor a wook's visit with relatives in town. . Mr.jJ R, jScHVilllams and son Wal laco 16ft yesterday for a two wooka' stay at Excolslor SpringB. :o: : Exemption Board Notified Cdunty Clerk Allen, Shoriff Salisbury and Dr. Geo. B. Dent, who will form tho military exemption board for Lin coln county wore formally notified Sat urday of their appointmont and they subscribed to tho oath required1. ::o:: Mrs. M. V. Mrtchell and son havo re turned1 from OmaliA whoro sho had gone to consult a specialist. As a result of tho advico given Mrs. .Mitchell nnd three children will leavo within a woek for Long Beach whoro thoy will remalln until fall nnd perhaps will spend tho iwjlntor thero. Lonoro Ulrlch -will bo shown at tho .Crystal Thursday night In "Tho In trigue" a romanco of invention and Bcienco and tho U. S. Iwfcir office. -::o::- JTotlce. To my many friends and all auto- mobllo and bicycle owners: I havo Just returned flrom tho east whoro I havo finished a courso In tiro repair Ing In ono of tho largest and most ef ficient auto-tlro ropalr plants in tho United Statos and havo bought and in stalled horo ono of tlioln best un-to- dato mAchlnos. Oulr doors aro now open and wo aro ready for work. Skilled workmanship guaranteed and work warranted to glvo entlro satis faction. NEW METHOD TIRE RE PAIR CO, 511 North Locust street, North Platto. W. N, Rose, managor and workman. 47-2 Legal Xotico To Fred J. Malono, deceased, and ihe unknown holrs of Fred J, Malone, Ido coased, and all other porsons Interest ed in the ostato of Fred J. Malone, deceased, and tho unknown owners and unknown claimants of lot sovon (7), In Block thirity-ix (30), of the original town of North Platte, Ne braska, you and each of you will hero by take notice that on the 3d day of July, 1917, Tho Mutual Building & Loan Association of North Platto, Ne braska, a corporation, plaintiff, filed its petition in tilio District Court ot Lincoln County, Nobraska, against paid defendants arid1 each of thorn and against Julia. Malono, a defendant in said action. ' Tho object and prayer of which pe tition aro to forcloso a certain mort gage deed upon Lot sovon (7), in Block Thlrty-slx (30) In tho original town of North Platte, Nobraska, execute by tho defendants Fred J. Malono and Julia Malono, on October 8th, 1015, to securo ono cortaln bond executed by tho defendants to tho plaintiff of oven dato with said mortgago in tho sum of $700.00 anidi on which said bond and mortgago thero Is duo tho sum ot $500.50 with Interests at 7 2-10 from May 20, 1917, and to forcloso and cut off any Intorost of thoisaid Fred J. Ma lono and tho unknown hoirs of Fred J. Malone and all others 'parsons In terested In tho estato. of Frqdi J. Ma lono and any intorost of tho unknown ownors and lumknown claimants of lot sovon (7), block thlfity-slx (30), in tho original town of North Platto, Nebras ka; and to havo nn accounting of tho amount of money duo tho Wnlntlft j from tho defendants on said mortgago, and to havo saldi real ostato sold upon tho falluro of tho defendants to pay tlio amount found duo on said bond and mortgage within 20 days from tho duto of said decreo, and for gonoral oqultablo .rollof. All of said dofondanta aro rofuirod to answor said petition on or beforo the 13th day of August, 1917. THE MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION, By WILCOX & IIALLIGAN, Its Attornoya. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Owners of Ford cars are advised to beware of "counterfeit parts." If your car needs adjustment bring it here whero you will find reliable service with the complete mechanical equipment to Jive the highest quality of Ford service obtainable. All the Ford parts used are supplied by the Ford Motor Qom pnny. You can not expect your Ford car to give the service and endurance you demand unless you, have it cared, for by men experienced in E6rd' methods. - Touring Car $360, Runabout $345, Sedan $645. Town Cor $595, Coupelet $505 all f. 0. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO. " -i Our Ice Cream is onjoyod by tho children and adults nllko. And 'because It Is rich, croamy, wholesomo and puro, It itf a food as woll as a dossort Ordor It sent to youm homo in gallon containers. For your health's sako usk for Perfection Ico Cream. Mado by North Platte Creamery. I'lIONE C2. 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. f1"' ' '- - ;ft, t w7 "'aw -t" mam MMftilBcSK : -I SMOOTH as SILK I H Perfectly lubricated, the motor spinning smoothly on H I THE STANDARD OIL FOR ALL MOTORS H H eats up the miles without friction loss, carbonization H H or overheating. Every drop pure lubrication. Makes Q your car worth more. H H Look for the Polarine sign it means a reliable dealer H H who will give you what you ask for. Use Red Crown mm H Gasoline, the power-full motor fuel. M STANDARD OIL COMPANY B