DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist ( '
Office over the McDonald
Stiito Uunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Morrill. DentlHt.
Mrs. Goo. 13. Dent leaves for Omaha
tonight to remain for some time.
For quick notion ami satisfactory
6nle list your lnnd with Thoclcckc. tf
Mrs. C. h, Mann, of Sidney, arrived
Sunday tor- a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McMIchael.
Ernest Rihckor and C. P. Clinton will
return to Goat Island hospital training
camp next Friday.
"Ollto" Ellas, a member of Company
E, returned from Camp Cody Sunday,
having boon discharged from servlco
on account of bono tuberculosis In one,
of his limbs.
For Sale Two lot8 and .two houses,
one- ton rnom and ono five room, all
modern except heat. "Will tra,do for
land. Inquire of J. Hauler. lOOtf
L. C. Carroll, manager of the North
Platto electric mills, returned the lat
ter part of last week from Gothenburg
where with his wife and son ho had
been visiting relatives,
J. F. Humphrey and Frank Confer,
of Sutherland, were intown Friday and
made Tho Tribune a call.. Thoy are
still of tho opinion that Sutherland Is
tho best little town in the west.
Miss Eva Hoagland entertained 11
girl friends at a two-day house party
and at the termination Friday evening
Invited in a score or more boys and
girls who passed sovoral hours very
pleasantly.
Tho oxeniDtlon board began tho
AT In rt ITnvnl Tlrt T)rtln1t fAnAO
ni,i n.in.. ,.(,.., t 4i,o' classification of registrants Friday af.
state university Sunday morning. tIV UIVl 80 f?r h?Y, P. 1 i
, GOO in tho classes to which they bolong.
License to wed was -granted Satur-iAs fast as the questionnaires are ro
day to Bernard Atkins, of Kearney, and turned tho men will be classified.
MIbb Lola M. Kelly of this city. , A . , . . .,,.
' I L.ast Friday was a day of accident&
I now have funds at 5 per cent Eric Norlander had two ribs broken
on choice bottom table land. Gone, in a runaway near Leandor Neal's
Crook, Room 4, Keltic theatre Bldg. place, and Claronco Coon's Httlo girl
Miss Alleen Gantt left Sunday for! broke ono o her arms during mo (lay.
T.inmin whnrn ii -win onmhino busl-' Both are getting along nicely. Brady
ness with ipleaemro for several days.
Mrs. Charles Hendy and son Charley
returned to Denver yesterday after a
week's visit with relatives In town.
Miss M. Sleman, steam baths and
Swedish Massage, ladles and gentle
men. Phono 897. Brodbcck bldg. 85tf
Chas. Hupfer returned to the state
university Saturday night after spend
ing tho holiday vacation with his par
ents. Justice of the Poaco Moyer united
in marriage last week Jack Stonor
of Omaha and Florence Blair of Hast
ings.
Don't. fd'rget tho surgical dressing
work at tho federal building Wcdnes-
Vlndicator,
C. J. Perkins and family spent tho
Christmas vacation in Omaha. Tho
time was spent In visiting and having
a large photograph of the family taken,
Coriporal Chas. L. returning to Camp
Funston, Kansas, and C. J. and family
to North Platto Sunday,
Every room in the federal building
is now occupied by some patriotic or
ganlzation or by the exemption pr ad-
RAILROAI) NOTES
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I'lorK Bliumway, oi iiiu uisimiuuur a r......ni ,..u i,ni,t t.. i.t
Mice returned the latter part, of Inst fS?con Tribute 1 bV a-t
I A -I'losiccr-Woman (June. - Church of Que. SftYlour conducted by!
. Tho fo.llowing article relative to the1 Bishop Beecher ntiMsted by tho rcctorj
early llfo of Mary Ann Poalo, whoso Hcv Jones. The words -said oi Mrs,
v-tfok from a visit In tho cast. ,f family: s
: A special train of flvo"'carsof sol- In ftSGS. during tho. habitation of
dier boys passed Avcst at-noon Satur- Nebriunui by IndlKhH, Mrs. Poalo came
day onrouto to Ft Wlnflftld Scott. ; west from tho ofd Philadelphia homo
this city Thurs- l e.We wero beautiful, tho oncourngo-
was sucii to
monfc given, Mr Poale
reach the souU i
. w i . ' ' w. t c I .1
Mrs. Poalo :was. lftld tOAfpst in tho
North Platto' cemetery onf almost tho
name spot dn wlil'ch tho'inmlly first
In confpany with hor husband and, four, located in North PJntto, Mr. Poalo do-
mr cumuiury imrpusus
-'Miss Creta Cass, formerly a . nurse mUo hllllrcn nml ,ocatet, ln Omaha.' natlng the land I
In the Gonornl hospital, has accepted , .. . , . b After! many years ago.
a ciorksnip in tno yarumasiors onice.' .,,,.,.. ... mt ti.nv Mrs. Annlo Poalo Tobln. of British
JJrakoman Curt Meyer, who had a movod to North Platto whero at that Colujnbla.wns tho only ono of the!
( nln.1,n,l o Hnrlni. .mil ti.titi Inbnn limn ftinrn witrn alvtrtnll u'liltn nnnllln pllllflrnn llllllllln. til 1111 V ttlf lll!lt. m-!
lUVib lllUE311i;il ill. UUllllh ....It " V. u .1... v.i i.a.i.v ....... w.. ......... v ... , rf
to air Omaha hospital, submitted to an tho surrounding country being inhabit
amputation last week
' Five Mexicans nro in Jail at Jules
burg, charged with looting Union Pa
cific cars. Shoes, shirty, harness,
and other merchandise was found in
tholr possession.
The ico harvest from tho Union Paci
fic lako east of town Is giving employ
ment to fifty or more men nt tho, lake
and to quite a bunch of laborers at tho
ico houses. The ice is of an excellent
quality.
In a conference with tho chlofs of
tho four railway brothorhoods, Presi
dent Wilson assured them that rall
rpad omployes would not be included
In tho next draft or even In n second
call for men
The 300 or 400 tonB of coal which
tho Union Pacific offered to Its om
ployes at a dollar a ton, has been
pretty well cleaned up. It was quite a
money-saving ovent for a couple hen-,
drod of tho railroad men.
Ono Bourco of delay to passongor
trains at division terminals in extreme
cold wcathor comps from "thawing
out" the cars. Early Saturday morn
ing ono train was hold at this terminal
two hours while this was being dono.
One of the first moves to be taken
by tho railroads is tho curtailment of
passenger servlco equipment ln tho
way of buffet and observation cars.
od by Sioux 'Jndtbns. Mrs. .Birdie
spect to tho mother.
Thoso who wero
present nt the
Pcalo Cokor. now of Suthorlnnd. tho funeral were: Tho husband, Frank
stxtli child or Mr. and Mrs. Pcalo, w'os .Hri Pcalo, Mrs. Ella. Poalo Baker and
the second whito child born In or near' husband, f(Frank Pealo, Jr., Mrs. Mol
North Platte. Tho other thrco of tho Ho Poalo Johnson and husband, Mrs.
Blrdlo Poalo Cokor and husband, Mrs
ltobt. Pcalo' and wWo, Mrs. Gortrudo
Pealo Park and husband.
:o:
nlno children wero born ln North
Platte, which continued to bo tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Pealo until about live
vnnrs nen.'whnn thov movod to Denver
nml mirelmsod n homo near their son Card of Tiiniiks.
Uobort. About two years aco Mrs, Tho children and husband of tho
Pealo was stricken with apoplexy lato Mary Ann Pealo extend tholr np
whlch rendered hor right sldo help- preciatlon of tho sympathy and Intorest
less and taking her speech savo for n' shown during tho illness of tho dear
fnw words, hat thoso few words were ono and oxtond thanks for tho many
a solaco to tho aged husband. From, beautiful floral pieces; tho last trib-
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daughtor, Mrs. Ella Pealo Baker, was,
constantly nt tho bedsldo of tno motn-,
or, rendering loving servlco. During
this long Illness novor a word of com
plaint was heard from tho ovor pa
tient suffering mother, nnd when tho
final summons camo at 5:40 p. m., De
cember 22d, sho responded to "Thy
will bo dono," nnd passed peacefully
MRS. ELLA P. BAKER.
MRi:FKANK R. PEALE,
MRS. MELL1E P. JOHNSON,
MRS. BJRDIE P. COKER,
MR. ROBERT R. PEALE.
MRS, GERTRUDE P. PARK.
t o:
Kiilirhts Attend Initiation.
Elcht or ton mombors of tho local
Into that eternal rest which comes to council of tho Knights of Columbus
those, who so completely finish their i wont to Hastings Saturday night to
llfo work on earth. I attend a ciass lniuaiion oi uio council
Surviving are soven children, and tho ln that city. Among thoso Avho nt
lnvinir hiiniifinil will miss tho faithful tended woro C. J. Pnss, Will Norrls,
wlfo who for nenrly sixty years was W. J. Landgraf, "W. J. O'Connor, W. H.
his companion. I Malonoy, Frank McGovorn.-Chns. Tlgho
Tho funeral Borvlco was hold at tho and Jos. benatz
bulldlnc. nro the Sammy Girls, the
Sammy Girls' Mothers, and tho Re
bokah Red Cross Kensington.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Redmond and
day, Thursday and Friday evenings of , Mrs. Leonerd
hub wet,K. , gpont Chrsltmas wlth Leonard. Mr.
Dr. Brock, Dentist, ovor Stone Drug Redmond says ho found conditions
Storo. . tf I good at tho camp, tho only feature that
Mrs. 'J. G. Anderson submitted to' "Pf l'tl1nbTr JJ ?'uarant,no
an operation for a tumor last Thursday, wh,ch kcnt tliem cooncd UP"
at the General hospital and is recover- Corporal Chas. L. Perkins was homo
lng nicely. on a short vacation from Camp Funs-
Chas. Conklin, of Grand Island, re- tT'tllo Salt "fur ShsHe
h pfi i, wi .rnwn 'inn , looks tho picture ot health and enjoys
armv llfo thoroughly. Ho relates n
vlsory boards. Three of the newest. This class of cars will bo eliminated
organizations to accept quarters ln thot from many of tho larger roads, lnclud-
whlch he had grown on land northwest
of Ogalalla,
Of all tho bargains offered by the
different stores you will find the blg
gesi bargains at Tho Leader Mer
cantile Co.'s.
The removal sale at tho Wilcox De
partment Storo opened Saturday to a
large crowd of buyers, notwithstanding
the very cold weather.
James Barnts, of Julesburg, and Miss
Jennlo Amman, pf .Sutherland, were
granted' legal pormlssion to wed the
latter part'oflast week!' v
W V. Hoagland made a trip to Logan
county Saturday to look after tho in
terests of a man who concluded that
he was being "railroaded" into tho
army.
ereat many interesting tales of his
experiences so far, and says Uncle Sam
Is certainly thoroughly In earnest, If
ono can Judge by the tremendous war
preparations now being made.
Sinco May 1, that fateful day when
Nebraska prohibited the sale of Intoxi.
eating liquors, a total of $30,085.20
has been actually1 collected In fines im
posed by courts ai.pon bootleggers and
for permits Issued for the sale of "doc
tored" alcohol. These are tho figures
disclosed jbv the records kept In Gov
ernor Keith Neville's office. Tho
amount of fines imposed Is taken from
reports from the various counties. The
total may bo somewhat less than the
full amount collected ln fines, owing to
lack of reports from county officers.
I I!
Regularity A Purpose
The surest and safest road to success
and prosperity is regularity. We believe
in a plan of saving a fixed amount each
week or each month for a definite purpose.
With this thought in mind we offer the
"Thrift Savings Club" plans to those who
wish to make the most of their incomes.
These plans are safe, easy and sure of
results and the best of it is, there is a plan
for every need and desire.
Come to the bank today and let us ex
plain the plan suited to your own case.
McDonald State Bank
lng tho Union Pacific.
Passenger Engineers John T. Stra
horn and H. N. Smith have made ap
plication to .bo placed on tho pension
roll, pach having passed their sixty
fifth year. Engineer Smith has been
ln the service of tho company for forty
years, and Mr. Strahorn has had about
tho same service.
Trains from the east wero much bo-
latod Saturday, No. 13 and No. 19 ar
riving during tho afternoon Instead
of morning. The delay was duo to cold
weather. East of North Platte the
temperature was several degrees cold
er than hero, while at Cheyenne Sat
urday tho temperature was thirty-two
above.
W. H. Chase, train dispatcher for
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
company, was arrested at his Home,
3919 I street. Friday evening and hold
for investlKatlon. Special on leer
Watts and J. C. Ready and Jnckman
made the arrest. Twenty large paclt
ages of clgarets and some cigars were
found in Chase's possession. It is al
leged that they are tho property or tno
railroad company. Omaha uee
"Tho plain truth abqut the matter Is
that tho railroad had broken down
and tho government had to tako hold,"
is tho statopient of a Lincoln railroad
man who has been "rawhided" during
the six months of war traffic rush un
til he cares for Httlo more of It "Poo
plo who have memories will recall
that once before tho railroads hroko
down and tho government had to step
in to savo tho country's transportation
system. In tho present case tno war
hastened the action of tho govornmont,
but it was coming, war or no war. It
couldn't have boon postponed a great
while longer. Lincoln Journal
Omaha railroad freight officials take
the position that even with the most
drastic rules applied to tho forward
ing of freight, thoy aro unablo to boo
how with pooling tho business and
equipment any great amount of relief
is to be Immediately secured. In sup
port of tholr contention, they say
that during peace tlmo3 tho freight
that has to bo moved aggregates
about 25,000,000,000 ton's. To move
this has boon requiring tho rallrods
to work tholr power and equipment
up to capacity. Tho war has added
proximately 15,000,000,000 tons of
freight that has to bo moved and with
out any appreciable Increaso ln the
motlvo power and equipment.
: :o: :
Special!
One third off on Indies' Coats mid
Suits. . Tin: HUB.
i : :ri! :
Delayed Contnicth Cause Dcn'ths.
Washington. Months of delay in ob-
tainlnc wool which might ho used in
tho manufacture of clothing for
soldiers at tho training camps, was
admitted by Qiunrtormastcr General
Sharpo to havo been responsible for
tho deaths of scores of troops ln tno
various camns. from pneumonia. He
stated that neither uniforms nor over
coats wero to be had when called for
and ln specified contract tlmo and that
tho men ln camps had to endure great
hardships, tholr exposuro, without
sultablo clothing, causing death to
many. Ho also stated that this delay
cost tho government millions of dol
lars, owing to tho rise In wool prices
P
UBLIC SALE
AT TlfJE
North Side Barn
Saturday, January 12, 1918
Beginning at 1 o'clock, snow or shine,
One Carload of Draft Mares
Weighing from 1200 to 1600, four and fiy.c yenrs old.
About Fifty Head of Cattle,
of all ages.
Wagon, Implements, Automobiles
; '
Farmers who have anything to sell should bring it to this
r.sale. Don I bring in your property to .invoice it must be
r': sold if taken into the ring.
TERMS 6 months time, 10 per cent interest, two per cent
discount for cash. All goods must be settled for be
fore being taken away.
Phone 29 or
Red 632
M. L. McCLARA, Auctioneer.
Julius Mogemsem
COL E. L. JONES
AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction Guaranteed. v
Maxwell, Nebraska. J
Phono mo or Mnxwoll Stuto Bank
for dates at my exponso.
Makes a specialty of farm and puro
bred live stock sales. '
W. A. CAUFFMAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Terms reasonable guarantee
satisfaction. For dates see
J. F. Clabaugh, North Platte.
Phone 201.
Sheep and Cattle
FOR SALE
Farmers this is.the year and the
time of the yeur to et stock to cat
up your rough feed. I have on
hand and for sale 3000 feeding lambs
and ewes, and 500 cattle. Come
and talk to me.
C. H. WALTER,
NORTH PLATTE.
Hospital Phone Dlack CSB.
House Phone Illack 033.
W. T. PIIITCIIAIID,
Graduutti Veterinarian
Bight yearB a Govornmont Veterinar
ian. Hospital 218 south Locust St,
one-half block southwest ot the
Court Housiv
Keith Theatre
Wed. 81 Thurs.
January
-::o: :
"IF YOU HAVE TRIED EVERY
THING ELSE WITHOUT RESULTS,
TRY CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS AND GET WELL."
ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES
CONSULTATION and SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE!
DR. L. D. SMITH
CHIROPRACTOR.
OfliccT5-6-7 Building & Loan Bldg.,
Permanently located in North Platte, Nebraska.
Curd of Thanks
To tho friends and neighbors, tho
G. A. It. nnd tho Presbyterian church
who helped mh at tho tlmo of tho death
and funeral of our father, wo wish to
return our henrtfolt thanks.
W. J. THOMAS. -
Mil. and MRS. W. J. HICKLEY,
Tho county commissioners woro in
session yesterday allowing claims and
transacting otner routine business
It Leaks !
Don't let a novice monkey
with your radiator.
Let McGraw Fix It.
McGraw Radiator Co.
6th fit Locust St.
DERIlYBEItRY & FOKBES,
Llcenuod Ecilmlmers
Undertakers aud Funeral Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phono Black 688.
LIMIT 2000
OLD LINE ON
I Soldiers and Drafted Men
GET YOURS 10DAY. !
J. 12. SElUS'l'iLffN. Stnto Merr.
Office: BrodU-ch Bldg.
Phone Office Pju 612
Residence Red '48
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
DOCTOR D. T. QDIGLEI. ...
Practice Llmltod to ' '
Surgery and Radium Therapy
728 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
In the greatest story ever screened. The story of a real detective
. . mi 1 C ? a. l.A aI. A .
and a girl who was game, ine kinu 01 a picture iiiuru iiiu uauma
neglect their job.
Adults 25c. Children 10c.
WE BUY YOUR HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK.
We sell Coal, Flour, Graham, Whole Wheat, Corn
Meal, Corn Chop, Barley, Chop, Salt, Shorts, Bran, Tankage
and Cotton, Linseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed
and all kinds of Grain.
Quality guaranteed and SERVICE THE BEST.
Leypoldt & Pennington,
EAST FRONT ST. PHONE 99.
BLACK DIAMOND
DEHORNING PENCIL
For Sale at
A. F. FINIC'S
Harness and Saddelry.
Every pencil will dehorn 50 calves
from 10 days to 10 months old for
$1.00.
A forfeit of $5 for any calf that
fails to dehorn. Call and get one.
Phone Red 456.
NOTICH OP PETITION.
Kstnto No. 1C25 ot llonry F. Doeblco,
iiecenueu, in mo uouniy uoun oi Lin
coln County, Nobrnskn.
Tho Htnte of NobriiBkn. To all ner-
Hono luteretited ln said Estate tako no
tice tlmt a petition lias boon tiled for
the appointment of Hannah Docbke as
Administratrix of Bald Estate, which
lias been set for hearing horln on Jan
uary 25, 1018, at 9 o'clock a. in.
uuteti uecerr.uer 27, 11117,
OEO. 13. FRENCH.
J1J22 County Judge.