Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1918)
' DO YOU ABUSE YOUR WATCH? You guard it carefully against jars, blows . and Tails. But do you protect it against1 constant wear? A watch can ruin itself by running too long without being cleaned and oiled. If you can't remember how long it has been since your watch was cleaned if you know it has been a year or longer step into Clinton's today and have it examined. Don't t wait for signs of distress that means you have waited too long. -There is no place in North Platte where you can . secure such skillful and careful watch, clock and jewelry repairing as Clinton does. C. S. Clinton Jeweler and Optician At the Sign with the Big Ring. m; Dfc0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over th McDonald Stat Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL J. Frank Macombor, who Is stationed nt Camp Funriton, arrived homo Sun day, having ibeon called hero by tho Illness of his mother. Mrs. C. A. Dill, and daughter, who had been viHitlng relatives in town re turned to their homo in Chicago tho latter 'part of last .week. U. P. Robinson, for two and one half years linotypo operator for Tho Tribune, left Sunday for Laramie to accopt a position ho formerly held. Tho Presbyterian Aid Society will meet in tho church basement Thursday afternoon and will ho ontortained by Mcsdamos Streltz, Iloxlo and Sorenson Wanted Work as housekeeper by mlddlo aged woman, country pro forred. Call at Peterson's Rooming houso, Waltomath Bldg. or Phono 359 Miss Boryl Sivors, of Qarflold, who had boon visiting frlonds in town, loft Saturday for Boise, Ida., where sho has been, employed for some tlmo aB stenographer in a daily newspapor office Tho company to which tho city sold its issuo of brldgo bonds has refused to accent them, thbugh no legal faults liavo been found with them. Efforts aro now boing made to find anothor purchaser. . Dr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell ro turned tho lattor part of laBt week from a ten daya' visit with relatives In Dmaha. Thoy made tho trip in thoir Dodge sodan and oncountored good roads and nico wcathor, Dr. and Mrs. 0. H. Crossler returned yostorday from Omaha whoro thoy spent several days. Doctor is a mom bor of tho program commltto of tho stnto dental association and tho pro gram for tho next stnto convention was arranged. Qeorgo Wilson, a young man aged townty, was instantly klllod Thursday afternoon at Willow Island. Ho walk cd around tho end of a freight train I now have fundB at 6 por cent standing at tho Btation, and wub struck on cnotco bottom table lanu. uono.by a swift moving pasongor train am uropK, Koom 4, Koitu tnoatro mug. Mr. and MrB. Stovo Baldwin returned John Bratt returned Sunday from a weok'B visit in Donvcr. Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Tho Eldoon club will meet with Miss Irma Bnrraclough this afternoon. Por Rent 3 furnished rooms in modern homo. Innulro at this offlco. 2 Julius Plzor loft Sunday on a bus! ncss" mission to tho enst Hart of tho state. For Salo lG-stall barn with hay loft. ..Inquiro of Robort Salcottl. 102-9 C .Mr.-and Mrs. W. J. Tlloy havo moved "from woBt Third Btreot. to 304 cast rl Tenth. Pnr mi fob nrftnn ntirl writ lafnntirv ,bho list your land vlth Thoclcckc. tf Mr. and Mrs. S. W. VanDoran left Saturday for a visit in Lincoln and Omaha. Ms Austin Bedell roturnod to Crolghton jEgollogc Sunday TweokB at homo. after spending two .Miss Anna Ostorborg, of Gothenburg, was tho guost last week of lior sistor Mrs Henry Olson, Mrs. C. C. Halnllno has roturnod to Lincoln after a visit with her Blstor Mra. W. W. Whlto. . Mrs. Baldwin and children, who had boon guosts nt tho Bratt homo, roturu 'Od to Omaha Sunday. yoHtorday morning from a visit in tho -cast part of tho state. , Mlflfi Emma B. Smith, who had boon 'spending tho holiday vacation nt Par Icy, la., returned Sunday, is .instantly killed. Tho numbor of small-pox casos growing gratlfylngly lesB oach week. At present thero nro about a dozen cases. Tho last houso quarantined was that of F. J. Sullivan on oast Third, thlB occurring Sunday, Ono of tho children is afflicted. IVfllK, 1711.-1 tnn T1.1.1.I41 ...Itn l.n.l linn. spending tho holiday vacation at homo,! 11VI!,In?BiE L tZi t.irmi in T.inrnin Snminv. '.Sutherland Bchools, Bpont Saturday In k . town. As a rccroatlvo featuro of daily Mr. and Mrs. Will Yost and daughter llfo Supt. Eastwood keeps n fow woll roturnod Saturday from a visit in bred chickens in his backyard, and Omaha and others points oast. .had a dozon of thorn on exhibition ut . Sam Poulos, ono of tho North Platto last w00k'B noultry B,l0W ooys ai unmp rnmston, is nomo on a F L. Moonoy leaves today for Oma unci rurrougn. no is looKing nno. ;nn t0 nttond a mooting of bankers and . MIsb M. Slomnn. Btoam baths and othors lntorostod in tho salo of 1918 Swedish Massago. ladlos and gontlo- Llborty bonds. Tho amount of bonds men. Phono 897. Brodbock.bldg. 8Ctf t offored during tho year will bo , T , . , ., lt nine billion dollars, three billions in In order to longthon tho summori March( throo buiionB in Juno and a m;iinim no Lunuii uu huiiuui uuiiru uko sum lntor in tho year. nun uyui uuu bla. nvuuui uij b uuuil wuuiv. E. R, RIloy arrived from Lincoln tho flatter part of last week to accopt a position as salesman for tho Stncoy Qraiugcr Co. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOLDS ANNUAL jIKKTINui Tho annual meothig of tho sliaro- holdorB of tho First National Dank was hold nt ten o'clock today nnd thoj former directors wore re-oloctod and; tho old orricors.- reappointed. j ino, diroctors aro F. h. Mooney, K. P. SoeborKor. Ray 0. Langford, John J.1 Halllgan and Koith Neville, whHo-the. officers aro E. S. Soeborgor president,; Ray C. Langford and Koith' Novllle vice-T)rosldonts, P. L. Mooney cashier,! nnd Annlo C. Kramp and W. II. Mun-I ger assistant cashiers. . I Fho statemont rentlorou tno snare-' holdors showed that tho volume or business during tho year 1917 wafutho trreatcst in tho history of tho bank, and that the deposits tho latter part of the past month oxceeded nino hundred thousand dollars, which is also tno heaviest in tho history of tho Institution. ThiB condition is, of course, vory gratifying tq tho shareholders. 1 :;o. Railroad Orders Will Entertain To the ond that tho fraternal spirit existing between tho four .railroad brotherhnodwjof North Platto may be' broadehod and'that all may unite in an dVoln5ipt pleasure, the B. of R. T. and thpti. of L. F. and E. will enter tain tho B. of L. E. and 0. R. C. mem bers and their ladles at a dancing par ty at tho Lloyd next Friday evening, January 11th. Included as guests will bo all sailors and soldiers who may bo in tho city on that date. Doucot s orchestra has been engageu and tho hosts aro making tho neces sary arrangements to havo tho evening prove an enjoyable ono to their guests as woll as ono of pleas-uro to them selves. This evldenco of tho got-to-gethcr spirit of tho railroad orders is comcndablo, for tho closer thoy aro al ii,..! nnn11.. ,11 r,n l,.ntl.n.linn.lu 11101 Ul k t n i. i ' Saturday while and B. Members o the C. And their families, and all Soldiers and Sailors arc cordially invited toTbe tho guests of the B. of R. T. and B. of-L F. & E. AT A DANCING PARTY TO BE HELD AT THE House9 Jan. 11th. Lloyd Opera Friday Evening, COMMITTEE OF B. of R. T. COMMITTEE OF B. of L. F. & E. ItAILROAD NOTES Herman Sohroedor nnd Roscoe Zlm- mor, of Sidney, stopped over in town ' 1 1 I . " 1 x TT-1 unrouiu iu nut :o: ; O. T. Steggman has secured a trans fer to Cheyonno and will soon leave for that city to accept a better paying position with tho Union Pacific. Tho bottom fell out of freight traf- Oucst At A New Year's l'nrty. A Washington dispatch in tho Sun day Omaha World-Herald Bays: Jus- tlco Pat Sullivan of North Platto was In Wnnhlntrtnn tnilnv fin hln wnv hnmn from a two months' visit In tho east c on the Union Pacific last week, and and south. Por tho past ten days -ho for several uays tno niovemenr. or has been spondlng tho time at tho u-ama wua uiu uguwsi m a juui i homes of two sisters. At a Now Year's nioro. party sixty nieces and ncphows andh tmh VhpARc. Prult Exnress Co. has grand-nieces and nephews and great- bccn receiving shipments of Ice durliL; grand-nioccs nnd nophows were called ixo nvo or 8ix ,iays fr0m the lake logeiuor io greei nun. iney were an at Gothenburg. From, eighteen to descendants of his two Bisters. Sulli- twenty cars aro received daily. van io a jHuiiuur uui west unu iiuciareuj touay mat no wouiun i trauo (jotton- Muslcnl Recital. A musical recital under tho aus pices and for th benefit of tho Red Cross and directed by Miss Zara Tro vlllo, will bo given at tho Franklin auditorium Tuesday evening, January, 15th. Miss Trovlllo, who recently re turned from Now York, where sho tooc voice culture from a celebrated teacher, will appear several times on flio program. Mrs. C. Ernest Melton, frill glvo readings, Miss McKay win render piano solos and others will con- trbute to the program, tending to make tno evening one of real enjoyment Tho program will be published in full in Friday's Issue. The admission will bo BO cents for adults and 25 cents for children. ;:o:: W.- A. CAUFFMAN, AUCTIONEER. Will cry tho Edward P. Seller Bale, G miles south of Tryon and 30 miles ' northwest of North Platte, Wednes day, January 16th. , Terms reasonable guarantee satisfaction. For dates see J. F. Clabaugh, North Platte. Phone 201. Manager uenman, or tho sugar factory at Grand Island, was hero soveral days tho past week assisting in getting tno storage oeets loaueu and neaueu toward tno factory, ir cars are available Hershey will have all beets loaded Saturday night Mr. Denman says tho factory will close tho campaign on tho 10th. Ho also says this has been a most trying year Fireman J. E. Brown, who fell from an engine tank while taking water at Lexington Monday of last week and taken to his homo in Hastings, is reported to bo improving and will soon report for service. He was badly cut on tho face and bacUy bruised on tho body but no bones were nroicen Tho Omaha Beo says that so far as in tho beet industry the late spring, passenger servico on the Nebraska me laoor scare, car shortage, and roadB Is concerned, it is said that finally the early freeze and tho enor thoro will bo no elimination of trains, mous amount of spoiled beets. Her Tho claim is that on every road op-,shoy Times. oratlnp; In Nebraska every train nowi For Sale Two lots and two houses, operated is carrying to capacity and ono ton room and ono flve r all work a nrlof.s Inconvonlenco to the modern except heat, railroad 'ana. inquire wood Btrcct In North Platto for either Pennn avonuo or Broadway. ::o:: During tho past fow days tho cpunty treasurer's offlco has boon besieged by automobllo owners desiring to pay llcenso for tho year 1918. This license is threo dollars, of which thirty-five cents goes to tho secretary of stato for tho liconso plato, tho remaining $2.G5 going into tho county dragging fund. Tho statute provides that the monoy so obtained Bhall bo used .for dragging roads or "destroying sajidy roaus.f and tor no otnor purposo. This, however, will nllow tho hauUncr of cravol on to sandv roails to "ilnstrnv nubile, somothlne that the railroad 'and. Inquire ot J, 1. . W.nM.l A n .... ...... .1 M.n , ... i 1. .nll.nn.1 LI1U tllLlIll. Jn lijllll Cl 1L1 11 IIVI I LIVII LHtT 111UII1LIU1 n Ul 11L111UUU m. n . . . thousand automobiles ifi Lincoln coun., war board desire to avoid. I ..J S,8' ar?alw?,yB LIMIT 2000 OLD LINE ON Soldiers and Drafted Men GET YOURS 10DAY. J. E. SEBAS 'LffN. Stato Mtrr. Office: BrodLe Bld& Phone Office Red 612 Residence Red "48 NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEY. .". Practice Limited to Surf?ery and Ilndiuui Therapy 728 City National Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska, Will trade for Hahler. lOOtf ty, tho lloonso tax practically amounts to six thousand dollars a year. This seems like a big sum to oxpond for road dragging, but during last year tho sum recolved for this purpose was practically absorbed Tho county commissioners convened in session yostorday and will probably havo business enough to keep them engaged for two or threo weoks. This Is tho season of tho year whon tho commissioners mnko up thoir estlmato of tho year's oxponses, thoy mako semi-annual settlement with rtll ftho county officials and in gonoral wind up tho buslnosB of tho past year. in The second paragraph of Director r-ond work nr mnUinf nro brin-iitor fnr. General McAdoo's Order No. 1 reads: tho soldiers boys, will produce a mill "Any officer, agent or employe de- tarv nlav nimnt thr, first nf Mnmn- siring to retire from his employment Tho cast has beon selected and jir3i W. J. Tiley has oeon secured to direct shall give tho usual and seasonable notice to the proper officers to tho end thnt there may bo no Interruption or impairment of tho transportation ser vico required for tho successful con duct of tho war and the needs of general commerce." Thero is no penalty attached in tho order to a violation of tho paragraph, but It will bo well for employes to tho rehearsal and prosentaton. The fact that it is to bo produced under Mrs. Tloy's direction assures its success. :o:: I'ot Sale. Sixty-foot stool windmill tower and flnmn Iipsivv stnnl erlrflnra 1?! nr 1i fnnt fully observe it if they deSiro to keep! long, 10 inches wide. Phono Black out of Jail. 1 843 or call at 1009 W. Tenth. Sheep and Cattle FOR SALE Farmers this is the year and the time of the year to get stock to eat 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. It Leaks ! Hi A now organization will probably come to llfo in North Platto within tho noxt week or ton days. It will bo known as the "Two Bits Club," and eacJi membor will obllcato hlmsolf to Miss Jnnot McDonald, who had boon, buy ono 2G-cont Thrift stamn each day II 1 lit. ll 1 .1 ... Imll.ln.. .ifir.lln .. I 1. ..... 1.1.. ..,. .1. .. .. .mil A r . ...,11 ,1-ilju.iuiuh hid iiuiiiiu viiuuuuii hi. miiiiu, uui uiK ulu yt-'tir xuio, im uuun will "lofFSUndny to rosm-mo her studios nt bo mado to Becuro a membership of at ' ii . 1 1 i i i icaBi ono nuuureu. annul cuia'tju, For Salo Scotch Colllo pupplos. . Phono Black 457 or call at E, S. ailnos, Qrncoland addition. 102-2 Frank Turplo has been ' at tho Tho last installment of tho ques- .tlonairos will bo sont out to Lincoln county registrants tomorrow, nnd by Wednesday of noxt wook all regis trants will havo flled thoir auostlon- aQiioral hospital for soveral dayB tak-l aires with tho oxomptlon bonrd. Tho ing treatment for an affected Jaw fol- classification of to registrants la lowing tho extraction of an ulcoratod; being mado nearly as rapidly as tho wltdom tooth I quostlonnlros aro illod. . 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, Unseed and Alfalfa Meal, mixed Chicken Feed and all kinds of Grain. Quality guaranteed and SERVICE THE BEST. Leypoldt & Pennington, EAST FRONT ST. PHONE 99. AUTO LIVERY Slnco I Iiato sold Uio garngo ns doing auto llrerj- from tho North Sldo UarH., Day or Night Tolopliouo 9. Wo inofco r specialty ot drlrcs to sales all OTcr tho county at tliofato of flvo cents por wllo per person. L Tlioso who haro sales throughout tho country pleaso let mo buow. Also a fow cars for sale , .. .. Julius Mogensen. IK? PUBLIC SALE! At North Side Barn and Old Stockyards SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Commencing at 1 o'clock prompt, as we have lots of stuff to sell, 75 Head of Horses and Mules 6 pairs of good young mules; 40 head of broken mares and geld ings, running from 1000 to 1600 pounds, good stuff; balance colts One Pair thoroughbred Percheron Mares 4 yrs. old, weight 2800. 20 Head Holstein Springers 10 Head Jersey Springers CAR 800 POUND STEERS TO BE SOLD IN ONE CAR LOT. This stuft.is billed to sell and we're going to sell it, rain or shine. Everything just as represented. TERMS 6 months 8 per cent. HAVENS BROS. & WALTERS, F. C PIELSTICKER, Clerk: Owners and Auctioneers Don't let a novice monkey with your radiator. Let McGraw Fix It. McGraw Radiator Co. 6th & Locust St. Hospital Phone Black 633? Houae Phone Black 6S3. W. T. 'PBITCHABD, Graduato Veterinarian Bight years a Government Veterinar ian. Hospital 218. south Locnst St, onehalf block dbuthweat ot tho Court HouBik. DERRYBEItliY & FOKBES, Licensed Emlmlmers Undertakers and Funeral Directors Day Phone 284. ' Night Phone Black 688. Returns from students ot Columbia university working during tho summer vacation show total earnings of $283, 000. Graduato and under-graduato students filled a total ot 2,299 posi tions, varying from soda fountain mix ologists, movio actors and olovator op orators to translators, Violinists and magazlno writers. Threo students sold their blood for transfusion, 10 posed as artist models and 47 got positions as summor school Instructors. 'Whoro thore's a will thore'B a way. Notice of Pctitloiu t Estate No. 1529, of Benjamin A. Dikoman, deceased, in tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nobraska. Tho Stato or Nebraska: To all per sons interested in said estate, take no. tico that a petition has beon filed for Uio appolntmont of Emory M. Diko man as administrator of said estate which has been set for hearing heroin on January 25, 1918, at 9 o'clock a. in. Dated December 31, 1917. Jl-22. GEO. E. FRENCH, Coiinty Judge. Notice Of Petition. Estato No. 1528 of William M. Hay, deceased in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska, Tho Stato ot Nebraska, To nil per sons Interested in said Estato take notlco that a potlton has been filed for tho appointment of O. O, Wood as Administrator of Bald Estato, which has beon set tor hearing .herolfc on January 25, 198, at 9 Vclock a. m. Datod December 29, 1917. y , GEO. B. FRENCH, J1J21 County Judgo.
