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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1917)
Kt'LIXG MADE llKGAltDIN'G HAVING DKPENBKNT FAMILY 3' "I 0 to DIXON - PERFECTO GLASSES. Guaranteed not to break. HARRY DIXON, & SON. OPTOMETRISTS. ft DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, f Graduate Dentist Office aver the McDonald State Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL "J.J. Horrigan caino from Grand Is land Sunday to visit his family. A. G. Hotchkiss has roturned from a short visit In Colorado cities. Theodore Lowe, Jin,, left Friday ev ening for a short visit in Omaha. ' Tho G. I. A. to tlyj.ty of L. E. will not hold meetings during August. Mrs. McCarthy, of Thurnian, came last week to vlsltrat tho Frater home. Dr. Morrill. JDentlst. A baby girl was born tho lattor part of last week to Mr. and Mrs. Georgd James. Mr. and Mrs. Davo Day and baby returned homo yesterday morning from Lincoln. Tho county commissioners wano in session yesterday transacting routine business. ' T"l 4 TV ITTl 1 rtntr r P - r o I snnnl C2n r day in town as tho guest of his broth er J. Q. Wilcox. Mrs. Fred Lathrop, of Chicago, is expected here soon to visit her sister, Mrs. W. J. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. George Voseipka left Sunday morning for Bridgeport to at tend a family reunion. Don't fail to seo our window with tho 19c Dress Goods. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. J. A. Knadjl, of Cedar Rapids, Neb., Is visiting friends in this city and looking after his real estate interests. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stuart, residents of Arizona, are expected horo short ly to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stuart. Miss Lillian Sturges and Miss Lu cille Boyerlo will leave this week for Basin, Wyo., to visit relatives for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. T. L.. Green and daugh ter Catherine loft by auto Saturday af tornoon for Grand Island to visit rel atives. ::o:: FOR YOUR ADTO SERVICE Call 125 for Taxi day or night. Also five or seven passenger car for funeral Bervlce. MOGENSEN-LOUDEN AUTO CO , Chandler & Elcar Agency, Corner Eighth and Locust Sts. Miss Laura Murray is cx'pocted to retitrm tomorrow from Chicago where she has been .spending the past two months. Arthur Hubbard, formerly of this city, came from Kimball last week to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard. Three men wore arrested at Alliance for stealing boozo from cars in tran sit. Two of tho men havo confessed to tho theft. For Sale Improved section, IB miles northeast of North Platto; price $3000, Inquiro of L. A. Gambrol, 703 west Eleventh. 59-3 Mrs. Guy Hadsoll, of Sterling, who was tho guest of Miss Ella Steggo mann for somo time, returned home Saturday morning. Henry Ellas, who has been em'ployed at Grand Island for somo time, spont tho lattor part of last week in town visiting his paronts. Mrs. Earl Crandall and baby, of Lin coin, who woro guests of her aunt Mrs. A. P. Kelly, left Saturday ovon Ing for western 'points. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Barnam, of Lin coln, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. A. DeGr.aw while enrouito homo from western cities by auto. The room m the Nevillo block on Front street occupied by H. A. Donol son, is boing improved by the addi tion of a new modern front. Tho Presbyterian aid society will meet in tho church parlors Thursday afternoon, entertained by Mesdames Snyder, Fred Payno and Rhodes. 36 and 40 inch voiles specials for Friday and Saturday and all next weok only 19c. Thi3 is your oppor tunlty. E. T. TRAMP & SONS Mr. and Mrs. C. B. King, of Lin coin, spent last week here visiting with friends whilo enroute to Brady to mako thoir home on a farm. Mrs King was formerly Miss Graco Eavoy, Lewis Schulz, C. A. Lundin, F. J, Sullivan and T. T. Marcott mauo a rocord breaking irun from Brady to Cheyenne last Thursday in Mr. Schulz' big touring car. Their time was nine hours and fifty minutes. Brady Vin dicatjor. Bccnuso of tho great number of ex emptions from military Bcrvico undor tho draft net, filed by those having (lopondents, tho military board has forwarded to nil local exemption boards a now ruling. Undor this rul ing, If a man's dependents can llvo on thirty dollars a month, tho mini mum pay to soldiers, tho oxomptlon 111 not bo considered. Tho Instructions follow: "Pleaso call attention of local boards to tills fact that a soldier's pay Is no ess than $30 a month, and that all l)t3i!lng, substance, mtVlIcaii; troatf- mcnt and housing tiro furnished him. Undor tho law ho may allot any por tion of his pay to a dopondent. "Many soldiers receiving $30 per month aro oaslly able to allot $25 monthly to tho support of depend ents. In caso of death In line of duty tho government will pay to tho bene ficiary designated by tho soldion six months' pay. "Sodtlon 4 of tho solectlvo service act provides that these in a status with respect to perstns ddpondant upon them for support which renders their exclusion or dlschargo advlsablo may bo discharged, but It does not require that thoy shall bo discharged In all such cases. "Tho discretion of local boards is Invoked by this provision, and such boards may well take tho facts re cited abovo Into consideration in do cidlng claims for disdhargo duo to dependency with a view to determin ing whether, as a matter of fact, tho person claiming bucIi dlschargo will not bo In as good or better position to upport their dependents aftor so loction for military sorvico than ho was beforo. If such is tho case, of course, tho discharge should not bo granted." Plans for proceduro regarding ex emptions aro boing mado, tho govcr nor appointing an official In each dis trict to look after tho filing of ap- peals. Tho servico of tho county at tornoy In filing them Is recommonded A. B. Hoagland, In charge of tho county grading outfit, has been doing machino work on the tractor for a couple of days past preparatory to be ginning work on tho Lincoln highway between North Platto and Maxwell. In a number of places this work must bo done in dry weather, and certainly this Ib tho proper tlmo. BE GENEROUS To Yourself Real generosity to yourself begins with spending less than you earn. It ends with having money at your command at the time when it means the most to you. Make your beginning now with a sav ings account in the McDonald State Bank. We will pay you 3 per cent compound interest and your surplus will be safely kept in our vaults for your day of opportunity or need. $1,00 starts an account. McDonald State Bank. CALLED TO ARMS. Every man who .has .enlisted in the Army or National Guard, or who was drawn In tho draft, should niuko a provision for his wife, mother, sister or protect his business Interest that ho is leaving by taking out an Old Lino Llfo Policy nt once. Thoy are worth thoir fuco In Europe; no extra premium charged us long us Insured remains In territory limits of tho United Stntos. Toll clos limited to $2,000 on any ono man. Sco or phone J. E. SEBASTIAN, State Agent, Urodbcck Uldg.,North Platte, Nob., IVItli Old Minn. Mutual Life Insur mice Co. ::,:: . Catch Big Trout. C. C. Hupfor returned yesterday from a fishing trip in Wyoming, bringing back a dozen brook trout weighing from throo and ono-half to five and one-half pounds each, and making by far tho finost bunch of trout this writer has over soon brought to town. Tho fishing grounds woro lakes in tho Snowy range, out from Conten nial, lakes that aro surrounded with snow, in fact tho snow runs down to tho wator edgo and tho boys used tho snow hanks to cache their catch. Tho trout brough homo by Mr. Hupfor rep irosented but a small fraction of tho number caught. Mr. Hupfor was ac companiod out. of Laramio by Henry Rebhausen and a friend. ::o:: City Engineer McNamara has been employed for several wcoks past mak Ing a hydrographlc map of DawBon Lincoln and other western Nebraska counties, a work that was started by Roy Cochran last year. This map Is being mado for tho stato onglncor's of fice at Lincoln and will bo very com pleto In detail. Mrs. 0. W. Sprlgg and baby of Kan sas City, are expected horo this weok to visit rolatlves. Mrs. Sprlgg was fonnorly MIbb Mao Nolan, of tills city, Mrs. P. J. Norton and children re turned to Grand Island Sunday evon Ing after visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. A Norton for sovoral days. Dress Goods in our window 19c special for Friday, Saturday and all next week. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Mrs. Edward Spocht loft yestorday morning for Buffalo, N. Y., to visit rolatlves. City Engineor McNamara left yes terday morning for tho wostorn part of tho state on business. A Colonial Furnace will Save its Cost to You in Fuel and Repairs If you don't own a furnacd that gives you greatest economy, you are always adding to the original pur chase price. On a business basis, that is poor practice. Don't argue that you must have heat anyway," "without respect to cost." The furnace that eats the most fuel, is least de pendable in heat. The more extravagant the upkeep, the less the satisfaction. Keep these points in mind when you investigate the Green COLONIAL Furnace i juj jf ecu a lsvmc ,i i cat i mcnsyier Creen columiau FuhnACB Stoking in fuel and shoveling out ashes, is a thankless, costly job. Green's COLONIAL Furnace overcomes all these wastes, because every part -of it is the result of long experience a real refinement in furnace design, materials, workmanship. k ' How the fuel is consumed, the way the draft operates, the method in which the heat is extractedthe certainty that you are not heating all out-doors cleanliness. , convenience, warmth m every room, comfort and health for the family security against the coldest days, and the damp days, too:. All these things certainly should, enter into your consideration of a furnace! . You wouldn't buy a gold bond or a first mortgage on a printed announcement, and we don t expect you to buy a Green COLONIAL, Furnace on what we say in thia advertisement. ' But we do believe that you will investigate the Green COLONIAL Furnace. Study its many merit-points; it has no other! Get acquainted with its five-year guarantee ! Figure on its low upkeep cost. Make a start in the right direction, by asking for a copy of the' latest illus trated, descriptive catalogue. It is free I We Sell and Install tho "Colonial." SIMON BROS. NORTH PLATTE, NEB. V CITr AND COUNTY NEWS. on Frank Elliott and family loft this weok on an auto trip to Estes Park, and othor Colorado points. Mrs. C. F. OrmBhy, a formor resi dent of this city, but of lato living In Long Beach, Cal., Is visiting hor slater, MrH. Anna Church. ::o:: Mrs. M. II. Douglas has gono to Sid ney to visit with friends for a wook. Mrs. Charles Trovlllo will leave Shortly for Omaha to visit hor daugh ter- Mrs. Jack Beal left Sunday ovonlng to visit relatives In Ogalalla for a few ays. F. C. Hoxlo left yestorday morning for Omaha to spond a wook on busi- noss. Seo' tho nifty lino of early fall hats now on display at McVicker's, at Tho Leader. 59-2 Miss Fern Lipplncott has accepted a position ns cashier In Tho Loader Mor cantllo Co. store. Mrs. Wilfred Stuart returned to Lexington Saturday ovonlng aftor vis iting hor paronts. I now have funds at 5 por cent cholco bottom tablo land. Gono Crook, Room 4, Keith theatro Bldg. Lieut. Cecil Cool, who had boon vis iting In town for a wook, rocoived or dors to report at Omaha and left for that city Saturday morning. Tho Sixth regiment of which Lieut Cool is nn officers, was mustered Into tho fed eral sorvico Saturday. Rev. Charles Chapman, of Butto, Montana, formerly of this city, who visited at tho Clinton homo for ten days, loft Friday ovonlng for Wash-' ington, D. C, and Now York to visit for sorao tlmo. Rev. Chapman was pastor of tho Church of Our Saviour for sev eral years. Brokon oyo glass lenses can bo re placed tho samo day as ordor is given in our' lonso grinding department. HARRY DIXON & SON, tf ' Graduato Optomotrlsts. A dozen men havo boon at work at tho head of tho Suburban ditch put ting in a wing dam,. Tho water is deep and In ordor to drlvo tho light Iptling ono man supports another on his Bhouldors, this giving tho lattor tho froo uso of IiIb arms. Tho dam has boon partially completed and tho flow of water in tho ditch has been in creased. Miss Stella Mao Horlng, who came hero a short tlmo ago from Ogalalla to tako trcatmont In a local hospital died Saturday morning at tho ago of twen ty years of porltonltls. Tho remains were takon to Beardstown, 111., Sat urday evening for Intermont and woro acpompanlod by a slstor, Mrs. Lula Robinson, of Lltchflold, 111., who was called horo during tho lllneBs of tho decoaBed. ::o:: FOR SALE Choice smooth eighty acres alfalfa and hay land within two miles of the North Platte Post Office at the bargain price of $65.00 per acre. BUCHANAN & PATTERSON, SOLE AGENTS. Cool Breeze Indoors The cool breeze of the mountain and sea shore may be enjoyed in the home or office 'equipped with an electric Fan. A wonder ful sleep producer. Insures the baby's health in hot weather. Operating cost is but a fraction of a cent an hour. North Platte Light & Power Co. DIENEJt & KENNEDY JCcnl Estate, Fire, Tornado and Hull Insriiaiice. Special Agents Globe Life IiiHuranco Company. Cornor Front and Dowoy Sts.. Upstairs Phono Ited 572. North Platte, Nob. c7-tf Notice to Hunters No'tlco is hereby glvon that no hunt ing or trospaBsIng will bo allowed on lands owned or leasod by us cither bo foro or during tho hunting season. HENRY HANSEN. C. II. WATTS P. E. McGRAW C. P. HOWARD T. S. McCRONE. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Miss Bortha Thoolocko, who spont two wookB here, roturned to Molroso yestorday morning. Mrs. E. W. Cross will leave today for Overton and othor points In cast orn Nebraska to visit friends. ' C. M. Nowton loft tho lattor part of last wook for Estos Park whoro his family Is sopndlng two weeks. Now Is your chanco to got a Dross at very Httlo expense at E. T. TRAMP & SONS. U. P. Supt. A. W. Woodruff, of Choy onno, was horo yesterday whilo onrouto tfp the branch on road business. Mrs. Carl Simon and chlldron re turned Sunday ovonlng from Hastings whoro thoy Bppnt two wooka with rola tlvos. Miss Sadlo Trovllo, who has boon taking vocal Instructions in tho Mllllo Ryan musical school at Omaha for Bomo tlmo, .will leavo in a short time for Now York to tako a finishing courso In music. Mrs, Omar Huff and baby loft Sun day ovonlng for Paxton to. aponda. couple of weoks with rolatlvos. Mrs. D. II. Carson, of Grand Island, who has beon visiting hor paronts Mr. and Mrs. Georgo M. Smith, will' re turn homo today. Railroad Attorney Albert ElBasor caino a fow days ago from Qmaha.jtp visit his brother Edward Elaassor and transact business this weok. 4, MIbh Mario Osborno, of Brooklyn, N. Y., who was tho guest of Mrand Mrs. C. R. Moroy, loft tho latter part of last week to visit relatlvts :at Sta ploton. S. D. Wndsworth, of Sioux Falls, who resided In this city twonty'flvo' years ago, spont yestorday horo with his brother-in-law John Illnman. Real bargains In Muslin Underwear at E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Miss Alico Otton, who spont tho past year in Nampa, Idaho, roturned horo yoatorday afternoon and will rosumo work with tho Rush Mercantile Co.
