The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, August 17, 1917, Image 5
SERVICE QUALITY We Can Make NEW LENSES OR REPLACE BROKEN LENSES THE SAME DAY THE ORDER IS LEFT IN OUR OWN LENSE GRINDING PLANT. HARRY DIXON & SON. SATISFACTION INSURED 3 5 DR. 0. U. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office oyer tha McDonald Stat Bunk. LOCAL AND TEESONAL Joseph Pillion, Jr., was a business visitor in. Sidney Tuesday. No hunting allowed on my premises aUany time. C. R. SMITH. 60-5 All straw liats for men and boys at just half price at The Leader. See Julius Mogensen for all kinds ofjjl. &0. farm implements and wag- Gill ons. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Owens will move this week to the Dolson home on west Sixth street. , Joseph Hahlor, of Sidnoy, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hahler the flist of the week. 'Mrs. Harley McDejrmptt Ifsft Cor Grand Island and West Pointy the first ofT!ho week1 to visit relatives. For Sale Organ in fiood condition. Suitable for rural school purposes. Price $5.00. Inquire at this office. Mtss Ida Ottenstein, who had been visiting in Estes Park for two weeks, returned homo Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. P. HencKle and boii left the first of this week for Denver and Colorado Springs for a ton days' visit. Archdeacon J. J. Bowker returned frnm o visit. In tlio Iart o7 t?e stTte on church ; recently appointed deputy game work. John Hahler who spent a few daya in Lexington this week has returned homo. Miss Clara Fielder, of Nobraska City, left Tuesday morning for Kim ball after visiting with Mrs. B. J. Cur tis for several days. Mrs. Frank Armstrong and son, who woro guosts at the Robert Armstrong homo left Wodntyday mkwnlng fty: Michigan to visit relatives. Post-season prices on all women's, Misses', white footwear at The Lead etr. Wo can fit you and your purse will bo specially benefitted! Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson, of Cozad, who wore called hero a fow days ago by the illness of their grandson Floyd Brooks, have returned homo. Mrs. Fred Donaldson and daughter Miss Hazel left Wednesday morning for Madrid and Ogalalla to visit with friends for a week or longer. Mrs. W. A. Anderson is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Law head whllo enrouto to her home In Iowa from San Francisco. ' Margaret and Morton Fredericksen left Wednesday morning for Laramie to spend a week with (relatives and will visit at Keystone on their return homo Mrs. Catherino Toohor and son Charles, who were visiting her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuiro for ten days, left Tuesday afternoon. Miss Nina Elder, who has been as sisting in the county clerk's office for several weeks will leave shortly for Kearney to take a course in the normal. ' .Captain P. R. Halllgan. ' 1st Llcutonant Sidney Splllnor. 2d Licutonant-Pcrcy Schott. T Sergeants Harold F. Wright, Jasj A. Bcckor, Will F. Kearney, Butlor B Mlltonbergor, Edward A. Cook, Willinm T. Crook, Zlrrlll A. Hipki, Adolph M. Murphy, John II. Poluck, Frank H. Brown. Corpornla Roy M. Ames, Albert C. Black, Fay D. Brewer, Oscar C. Brown, Elton Burr, William H. DilUs, Calvjin H. Duckworth, Richard M. Faulkner, Marvin Jaggor, Jamos Q. Lambojrtt Carl, II. Lohsel. Leonard Poofre, Frank J. Prasclt, Leo A. Rln- glomann, Ira Q. Simpson, Edwin L Titchonor, Mechanics Frank Oudruck, Edward L. Renin). Cooks Floyd M. Allen, Arthur L. Delvize, Jamas W. Hampton. Buglors Ivan R. Root, Dono F. Wll Hams. Privates 1st Class William C. Boal', Merrill C. Cross, Albert Novak, Fred C. Peterson, Abncr Wessborg, Privates Alan A. Atchison, Chas. W. Ballon,' Alf rod M. Bastln, Jacob C. Beck, Otto C. Becker, Ernest E; Bunting, Ernest R. Burns, William F. CampbjoU, Leo O. Can try,. Earl S. Carlton, Harold F. Carr, Edward Cole, Rouol C. Conroy, Guy Cook, Albert C. Cooper, Samuol P. Cox, Fay M. Curry,. Edwin P. Davis, Fay E. Davis, Hermon D Day, Harold DoPriest, Houston DoPriest, Floyd A. Dickin son, Georgei Doudy, Horner Eborlc, Alvln B. Ellas, William Engles, Earl L. Ewon, Leo P. Eyroly, Victor G" Falk, Frank Fenwlck, James V. Fltz ipatrick, Louis J. Fitzpatrick, Oscar Foltz, Walter R. Frank, Kenneth Fulk,' Joseph P. Glceson, Gordon Gifford, Robert R. Glnn, Reynold W. Hanson, Freeman 0. Hanson, Walter H. Hasen, kamp, Roy E. Hickox, Harry E. HIckbx, John G. High, Jennings B. Hlggjns, Ralph M. Hlllyor, Ralph W. Hlnkley, Walter J. Hosick, Claudo C, poral Petorson, weight 210. Jj Llghtost man in tho company, Pri- iroio .uaru, woigui nu. Averago weight, of company 140. ranest man, sorgpnnt .Miiionuorgor, C feot 34 inchoB. Shortest man, Corporal Jagger, 5 foot 3 Inches. Dir. Til... f .. .. 1 . - 1 T n... borL Little Joo, Big Bum's Ordorly, Pri vate Sweet. Musician Prlvato Morgan, pianist. '-, Quartotto Sgt. Koanioy, Corp. Wossburg,, Prlvatos Langford and Tlgho, Fastest Walkor, Sgt- Mlltonbergor. ' Comedians Poor'o and Murphy. " Company Detective Pirivnto John son. Professional men Capt. Halllgan, Brivato Oborst. v Company Chaplain Billy (Sunday) "Dlltz. Married Men Capt. Halllgan, Cor porals Burr and Boal, Sgt Crook, Prl i.vatcs Oberst, Hasonknmp, Wlnslow, Wllllnms nnd Glnn. Best Diver Charles Ballou. Most Ambitious Man Xolan wltli two Jobs North Platto Drug Co. and U. S. army. Pass Word Sack Out. : :o: : Funeral of 3Irs. Bergman Tho funeral of the lato Mrs. Laura Bergman was hold Monday morning from tho Catholic church. Itequlm mass was read and Rov. P. McDaid conducted tho sorvicos. PalbearelrB nvore Messrs. Chris Paulson, P. II McEvoy, John Grant. Charllo Bowcn J. W. Fitzpatrtok, and Conrad Walkor. Interment was mado in tho Catholic cemetery. Tho blessing of her quiet life .Fell on us like tho dew, And good thoughts wherb her foot- stops pressed "Liko fairy blossoms grew. 'Sweet 'promptings unto Kindest deeds wore in her vorv look, .jWo read hor faco as ono who roads go, wno woro guests or uio lonrmors farthts Mr. ami Mrs. John Wollen hapt whllo onrouto homo from EBtqtt Park, loft a few days ago. Mrs. James Hart, son Lawrence, Mrs. William Hawloy and son John and Miss Julia Dunn of Chicago, loft yostordny afternoon for Denver and otlior Colorado cities to spend a wook or longor. A true ami Holy Book.. one Vo miss her in tho place of prayor And by tho hearth fires light. r , " """iranto moro her say 'Good Night. WT Tnlmann Cities G Tr1 Inn atrvn 1. . . . . Clarence A. Jones, Carl J. Jargensen, Alvia L. Kemper, John Kildaro, Paul, G. Koch, Hairold A. Langford, Wilbur Lyons, Frank Macombor, Henry L. Mahcr, Paul O. Marti, Paul R. Mar tin; Sidney P. McFarland, Thomas Mc- Alono unto our Father's will : thought has reconciled. That Ho whose lovo excoedoth ours flas taken homo his child." XX ::o:: The noxt Artcraft picture to bo shown at tho Keith will "Tho Romanco of tho Govern, Ora L. McKee, Wlllard E. Mc"118 ,w"h PteWord on D.. Doll Brownfleld, of Horshey, who Miss Mae Hopkins, of Omaha, camo a fow days ago to visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Barnam. She is a sister of tho latter. Mrs. William F. McNelr, of Tacoma camo a fow daya ago to visit with her sister Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain for ten days or longor. Misses Wynne Sullfvan, Zoo and Fern Watts will leave tomorrow even ing for Brady to visit at tho Sullivan homo for a week. Philip Plzer, of Lewollen, formerly a resident hew, visited this week with his brothor Adrian Plzer who Is a mombor of Co. E. Tho Woman's Homo Misslonery So ciety of tho Methodist church will meet in tho church parlors Friday af tornoon,A)ugust 17. warden by Governor Neville, is visit lng in town while enroute home from Lincoln. Miss Margaret Curd, of Pueblo, ar rived Wednesday evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Bonner while enrouto home from an extended visit in Illinois. Joseph Oberfeldor, of Sidnoy, was hero Tuosday evening enroute home from Grand Island Avhore ho attended tho meeting of tho grand finance com mittee of tho A. O. U. W. Jiotlco Having boon called to sorvico In tho army which may continue until tho war onds. I wish to stato that all aelcounts due mo will bo paid to Mrs. T. Kerr. All parties knowing them selves indebted to mo will pleaso call at tho office or remit by mall at onco. T. J. KERR, M. D. Third Annual Southwest Nebr. DISTRICT FAIR AT MAY WOOD, NEBR., September 10-14, '17. County and Individual AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS SOLICTED From All Parts of the District Competition on Exhibits of LIVE STOCK OPEN TO THE WORLD Greatly Increased Premiums in this Department BEST OF FREE ATTRACTIONS Including: Monoplane, Balloon, Wild West Broncho Riding ALL KINDS OF RACES Daily Speeches by Prominent Men, including GOV. KEITH NEVILLE State Supt. Public Instruction W. H. Clemmons, Representatives of the Council of Defense and others, SPECIAL OPEN AIR PROGRAM Each Evening. Ferris Wheel, also Merry-Go-Round, Dancing and Other MidVay Attractions, R. C. NORRIS, Secretary, Maywood, Neb. Mlllan, Iouict Mikkolsen, Leroy Miles, Ralph D. Miller, Orvillo B, Moore, Luther E. Morgan, John L.' Mur"phy, Benjamin C. Neff, Paul A;, Nolan, Clairenco A. Norall, Byron B. berat, Lester B . Porry, Lawrencp W,. Petersen, Herman A. Pickerel, Adrian S. Plzer, Lynn B. Prlnglo, Frank Rains, John A. Ross, Ira E. RuBsell, Francis J. Sandall, Zack K. Sounders, John H. Saylor, John L. Scniultz, Wal tor Shaw, Stephen R. Shaw, Benjamin H. Shophord, Russell Short, Albert F. Spoeneman, Harris L. Stuart, Harry B. Sweet, Ivan R. Taytor, Chester C. Taylor, Perry J. Tides, John W. Tigho, Cocll M. Trent, Marston II . VanDoran, Reno Voreecky, Guy H. Whaley, Mitchell Wheoler, Channell F. Wilcox, Bert E. Wilder, ' Gordon B. Wootcn(' Erva C. Williams, Frank H. Wlnslow.' Of tho ono hundred and fifty men In tho company thcro aro twenty-five from Lexington, ton from Grant, twonty-flvo from Ogalalla, fifteen from Big Springs and sovonty-fivo from North Platte. Following are a fow of tho charac teristics of the company: Oldest man in company, withheld by board of censorship, ago 45. Youngost man in the company, Prl vato Marti, 18. Heaviest man in the company, Cor- Aug. 27 and 28. Guests at tho homo of P. II. Mc 3voy this wook aro Al Colby and sis ,ter Mrsc. Summtrv, Mildred Sum- .mors of Trinidad, CbloA and Mrs .Catherine Cantrcll of Springfield, 111 Mr. and Mrs. Wollonha,ui)t, of Chiica-I Miss 'Holon Patterson. of IJoifor rormorly'or this city, arrived libro Wednesday morning to. visit Miss Edith Eattorson arid,' Mrs. William Waltc math for a week or longor. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Timmorman and family who woro obliged to vacate tholr homo on west Sixth street on account of damago by firo somo wcoks ago will return thoro this week, tho necessary ro'palrs having been complotod. i -! An auto party composed of Misses Hazel Smith, Cathorlno Horrod, Lu clllo McFarland and Messrs. Sher wood and Thurston Woodhurst and Ralph Coates hold a picnic at Gothen burg tho first of this weok which was greatly enjoyed. Tho Lincoln County Teachers' In etltuto will bo hold In North Platto September 3 to 7. Every teacher who expects to teach school in this coun ty noxt year is oxpected to attend. Splendid talent has boon secured to p tho teachors in tholr work for thocomlng year. Attendance at an Insltuto in somo other county cannot bo accopted In place of attendance at Lincoln County. G2-4 :o:: FIAXO FOR SALE. Wo have had loft on our hands at North Platto a now strictly high class piano, which if takon at onlco will bo sold at a post tlvo bargain. Liberal terms. If Inter ested, do not fail to writo Tho Donvor Music Company, Denver, Colo. CO-C i STOP! Don't let friction head your car toward the repair shop. Use iPolapinei THE STANDARD OIL, FOR ALL MOTORS Pure lubrication, every drop. Keeps all tha power eating up tha mllee. Ends friction and over-heatlnc Adds years to the life of your motor. Look for the Polarlne sign It mtirks a reliable dealer and a safe place to stop. Use Red Crown Gasoline, the power-full motor fuel. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Nebraska) OMAHA 11 WWW ffiolarine, jj MO I OR OILS mmy $385 WSUke Body The Unit Cab and Body are included for Come and see the "job" you can't appreciate the tremendous value until you do. Its completeness will gratify you. Cabs and Bodies are of the best materials and .construction, beautifully finished nnd fcitoranteed to fit. Tho specifications of tho unit itself leave nothing to bo desired. A 20 ycer old successful manu facturing company is your guarantee of sorvico and satisfac tion. Efficicncyi economy nnd dependability is tho bi& idea behind it. Graham Brothers Evansviilc, Indiana . - xij!ii,'i' en Vo f.toc "ou c!to!co of cither stako c oinrtu bvv with Csb. Illustretlot rliows Ford chnu Is to v-' ' i nricV',fl Crnham Ilroth r Unit with cub nnd stsla hoiy. I'rica It f. o. b. Lvctjv'IIj, 1.-.4, e-xchini tho un!i tho I or: rear tics cro unchanged. J. S. DAVIS AUTO CO, like New Mown Hay is tho fragrant odor of our fl.no print butter. And Uio tasto Is justTad lino. You havo only to try it ontlortaftreallzo what Buporlatlvo butter ,1s. Try a pound today and we will loavo it to tho buttor ltsolf to inako, you a stoady oiBor of It. Ask for and got; Alfalfa Queon Buttor. NQrth Platte Creamery. - rnoNE C2. A Sermon On Lumber In conclusion my friends, we can't get away from this lumber question. Why, every one of us spent our first days in a cradle made of lumber. Our lives have been lived between walls of two by fours and lath, with rafters over our heads, and mntched flooring beneath our feet. We have been sitting in wooden chairs, eating from wooden tables, riding in wooden wagons, and in the course of time will be laid to rest in wooden caskets. Lumber is King In tho Construction World. Coates Lumber & Coal Co.' ! North Platte, Nebr.