Be a better worker
in 1918
Often eyes ore n brake on efficiency.
Poor sight onuses ninny mistakes. Eye
strains, which he mny be unnwnre of,
often slows n man down in his work.
Properly fitted (Jlnsscs would end the
trouble. If you want to be. more effi
cient -to do better work and more of
it consult Clinton's optometrist.
If your eyes are n drag on your pay en
velope, he will provide the glasses or
advice, which will improve your vision
and your ability to work.
C. S. Clinton
Jeweler and Optician
At the Sign with the Big Ring.
OUR DUTY AS COLONEL
JtOOSEVELT SEES IT.
No ono can question tho Amorlcan
Ism or patriotism of Colonol rtooacvelt,
and this Ih how ho doflnoa our duty:
"Lot us all Individually nnd collective
ly, do our duty with bravo lioarts. Wo
imiBt hraco ourselves for offort and for
endurance through a hard and dangor-
. . . . ....I.
ouh year, nign 01 neari aim wun un
faltering soul we must do our part In
tho grim work of tolling and fighting
to bring a llttlo nearer the day when
thoro shall bo orderly Hborty through
out tho world, and when Justice, mercy
and brotherly lovo shall obtain
betweon man and man and among all
tho nations of mankind. Let us pay
our taxes, subscrlbo to tho govern
ment loans, work at our several tasks
with all our strength, support all tho
agencies which take caro of our troops,
and accopt tho stinting In fuel or food
as part of tho prico wo pay. Let our
prime care bo tho welfare and warlike
pfflcloncy of tho men tit tho mon at the
front nnd In tho training enmps."
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over th McDonald
Stato Bunk.
' LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. J. II. Day returned yestorday
morning from a brlof visit In Denver".
Dr. Brock, Dontlst, over Stono Drug
Storo. tf
Mr. and Mrs. "Will Rlclmrda have
gono to Odessa to visit rolatlvea for
a week or ton dayB.
W. II. Powoll, of tho Walker Music
Co., sold four BrunBWlck phonographs
in Lcwcllen this weok.
For Ronb 3 furnished rooms In
modern homo. Inqulro at this office 2
Munacor Stevens, of tho Shoo
Market, leaves today for a wbok's
vlBlt with friends In Iowa.
I now iiavo funds at 6 por cont
on choice bottom tablo land. Gone
Crook, Boom 4, Kolth thoatro Bldg.
Mrs. W. II. McDonald and Miss
Carrlo Bolton havo boon spending UiIb
week with friends In Omaha.
Mrs. John N. Bonnor will loavo in
a row dayB for California where sho
will spend tho romalndor of tho winter.
Miss M. Slomnn, stoam baths and
Swedish Massago. ladles and gentle
men. Phono 897. Brodbeck bldg. 85tf
Myrtlo
The Womon's Benefit association of
tho MacabeoB will hold an installation
of officers Saturday uftornoon. Other
ltnortant business will bo brought up
A largo attendanco is requested.
Mrs. Harold Langford, neo Marjory
Don, who was rocontly married at
Camp Funston, arrived homo Tuosday
night. Sho will mako hor homo with
her parents whllo Mr. Langford is in
tno service,
Mrs. J. P. Larson arrived from
Groon Illvor yestorday and Is tho
guest of Mrs. II. N. Getty. Mrs. Lnrson
was formorly Miss Lucille Keller and
nt ono timo was employed as nurse
In n local hospital.
McMIcheal Bros, boliovo that thoy
will havo tho K. C. building ready for
occupancy by Fobrunry 1st. Tho
second and third lloors are practically
completed and tho finishing work on
tho ground floor is well along.
J. V. Romlgh roports tho sale of
Dotlgo Brothors touring cars to w. E,
Burton of Paxton, Ben Tool of Farnam,
V. II. Buckloy south of town, and a
Dodgo Brothors winter car to Chris
Koch of tho Ilcrshey neighborhood.
An agreement of salo filed in the
office of tho county clerk yestorday
by II. B. Brummott provides for tho
transfer of tho caBt hnlf of Bectlon
10-10-28 to Georgo nnd Glenn Ham
mond, for n consideration of $11,000.
Tho Junior high sohool glee clubs
will glvo a popular concert at Franklin
Auditorium this evening. An excellent
program of popular music has been
proparod undor the supervision of Miss
white, supervisor of music In tho
schools.
This ovonlng tho railroad trainmen
-Uw.cJ.anil (taftrmn . -.will, uintortjiln thn
vvoivorion or. inuios at a tianclnc toartv nt tlm
upora Houso. Porecdlng tho
Center nnd
Somorsot. I Lloyd
Sam Hemphill, who of lato has boon (nln"c Uoucot Orcchestra will glvo
omnloyod in tho enst part of tho Btnto ..
returned Tuesday to accept a position . r'! Domestic Science Department
with Tho Tribune as llnotypo operator. 1,1 1 wontiotn eontury Club will
r, . . 111001 fl'O'uiay, January 14th, with Mrs
Uw.bU .u, , . ... .- .;, uoguo, ;iuy w. 3rd streot, in
Ine nhn'n mill In I'limnnnv with Mrn. I i...i ...m. ...... i..vuv, m
; ' Z , ? """ry urnmor as
tuunu.., .u. h announced in tho yoar book. A larco
wlinrn thnv nvtini't in inn If n tlinlr .... i . . . . ".hu
... .. v iiiiuinuiiiL'u is uoaireti
fimirn linmn ..
lor (iiilck nctlon anil iiiUfat'irv
Dr. Geo. B. Dont roturnod Wodnos- snlo list your land with Thoclccke. tf
uuy lioui u.nuiu , wnuro uu ucuui 1- i.ight Biiown foil Monday nnd Tues
panlod Mrs. Dent, who submitted to ,iny ovonlngs, but disappeared soon
nn operation hiBt week. Mrs. Dont nftnr rniiinr. wn.i,,a,ii:, f
nnothor snow bgan falling and con
tinued through tho evening and part of
inu nigiu covorou tno ground to tho
dopth of sovoral Inches tho following
is 'doing nlcoly.
Starting Thursday ovonlng of noxt
weok Itov, C. Franklin Koch, of tho
Lutheran church, will deliver it sorlos
of lecturos on tho Bible and the
Christian religion.
v. u uurmoou, or somerset, wna
In town Wodnosday making applica
tion to provo up on an oighty-acro
tract of land which adjoins land al
ready owned by him.
Warren and Howard Dlonor, who
nro Boldlor boys at Camp Funston,
spout sovoral days with tholr paronts
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dlonor, who llvo
on Jack Morrow lints.
For SaleTwo lots and two houses,
ono ten room and ono flvo room, all
modorn oxcopt hont. Wlll-trndo for
land. Inqulro of J. Ilnhlor. lQOtf
O. II. Thooleoko roports tho salo of
tho remaining 28G ncroa of tho Dillon
land wost of town to Win. Holdor, of
Thayer county, Tho Dillon trnct
originally embraced 1G10 acroB.
Christian Sclonco service Sunday at
11 a. in., Wednosday ovonlng moetlngs
at 8 p. in., Building & Loan Building,
room 25. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to tho public to uttond thoso
sorvlccs.
morning. Tho snow will bo nf wont
uunoui 10 wnuor wiiont which In somo
parts of tho country Is reported to havo
Biifforod to soino extent by tho lack
in inoiKiuro,
Yestorday foronoon tho flro dopnrt
mont was called to tho Davis Garago
wiiuro ti nro originating rrom tho
iiirnaco uuo had ignited tho wood
work botwoon tho eolllnir ami tlm rnnr
Tho flro was renchod bv nilttlnir linlnn
In tho roof, but It was qulto a whllo
beforo tho flames wore oxtlngulshod
ana mo iiromon woro satisfied that tho
last Sparks woro out. As a mnttor of
safoty all tho cars In tho garage woro
takon out and all oil and gas tanks
rouiovoti
On ono short mile on tho old Lincoln
nignway uotwoon North Platto and
Ilershoy thoro nro now six Dodgo car
owners, against two n year aco. Thosn
sntlsflod Dodgo ownors aro tho best
assots or tho local Dodgo Brothors
doalor. Many chonp cars aro bolng
roplacod with Dodges, bocauso thov
linu niiu u is nioro economical In tho
long run. Ask any Dodgo ownor why
UU CIllMlgCU.
J. V. IIOMIGH, Doalor
WE BUY YOUR HAY, GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK.
We still Coal, Flour, Grnlmm, Whole Wheat, Corn
Meal, Corn Chop, Uarlcy, 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.
AUTO LIVERY
SJnco I Imvo sold tho gunigo mn doing onto livery from tho North Side
Hnrii.. Dny or NIglii. Tolonliono 20. Wo limko n specialty of drives to
jsnlos all over tho count y nt tlio rato of flvo cents per mllo por person.
Tlioso irlio linro sales llirougloat tlio country plonso lot mo know.
Also a for cars for snle.
Joiras Mogensen.
Engineers Have Smoker.
Thirty or moro members of Divis
ion 88, B. of L. E nttonded the In
stallation of division officers at the
K. P. hall Wednesday evening and,
later enjoyed a "smoker." A very!
ploasant feature of tho evening was'
tho presentation of international B.j
of L. E. bndgos to Win. Whltlock and
Fred Frodrlckson, of this city, and to
Harry Flkes, now of St. Louis. Thoso!
badges aro given to those who have!
boon members of tho Brothorhood of,
Locomotive Engineers for forty years.
Tho engineers present thoroughly en
Joyed the evening.
::o::
Presbyterian Church Notes.
Tho pastor, Rev. J. H. Curry, D. D.,
will preach morning and evening at
tho First Presbyterian church
Members of the
0 lo
C.
and B.
And their families, and all Soldiers and Sailors
are cordially invited to be the guests of the
B. of R. T. and
B. of L F. & E.
AT A
DANCING PARTY
TO BE HELD AT THE
Lloyd Opera House,
Friday Evening, Jan. 11th.
COMMITTEE OF B. of R. T.
COMMITTEE OF B. of L. F. & E.
VALENTINE SCIIARJIANN PASSES NORTH PLATTE BOYS GO
A WAV WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TO OFFICERS TRAINING CAMP.
Valentino Scharmann for thirty nine wm. r. Wnmlrlnir. who has been
I years a, resident of North Platte, died . stationed at Carni) Funston as mess
Tlioro will l,n Iwn fnnwnr.l ona ..-o. BlirgUUHl I1US uuun HUluuiuu ua uiiu ui
.w-v " w uiwiiu. lln nnoi nv fivnn 1 tl fT OT T II rt n f 11 I il. inn I i.V. ... ...111 i.i.l
.J n lfS '"L t01 olghty-ono years. Friday of last week, tUc oflcera tralnlng school that will be
iVr I . no 8Ullereu a paraiyuc siroKo ana mis,
will bo a young ladles' class with.,.,,,,. .. Aiaoi., m,un,i ,i..ntii
Mrs, Curry as leader and teacher. ,r., n,i nnnnf,,iw
Till. Jnm, ,,,111 ,. I.. 1 v-'""" V-"''J'
IIU IdUOD .Till itilVU LI 11 U OllUUlUt
conducted nt Ft. Riley.
Sargeant Fred Peterson stationed at
Camp Cody has also been selected to
r. ...I... 1.1,. r 11.. ... ' . . . ... ...
rnuran In Tlll.ln afiwltr A mon' nlnon' 1Ur OCHUriUUH W1UI ma lumiiy uuiuu . nUeilU UlO OltlCerS training SCllOOl at a
wi SniSfl rnnBi to North Platto in 1878 and for twenty-J polnt ln Tcxa3 anU has Sircady gone
i7ww;Z: , "7". I seven years was an empioyooi uib, there to take up the work.
of the church ami those not in ami Un,on Facil u, 1JU5 TO, 1 North Platto fePl0 wlH be lad to
nLrnlnrnZlu Ot the BUCC088 Of theSO North
tin; wnrkT Thu . . Z i ?bor..Iuia BLnce. ..uien u ,mu "?en on. Platte boys.
; , " . - " . mo I'nion racinc pension row. n"
Vwa iC,n,T 3i C,'Jm0 an, US The deceased was born in Germany . ilt ' ' , .,
this church in lino with this ureat. r. oi icin ni nt Arrested, for Misusing tho 3IniI.
nn tn ih iTnito.i sintoa witii' Leo Deutors, a colored man who
lilu nnronfc nml lnpntn,! In PmiHvlvnnln I CaniO to tills city from Omaha
work by tho men and for tho men.
The Piitho Guarantee
Wo gunrantee every Pntho Record
to play at least one thousand times
with tho Pntho Sapphire Ball without
Impairing the unexcelled beauty of l" , "oria
tone. Walker Mimln C.n. . llIert tllreo '
:o:
Tlioro lm wna mnrrlnil nml rnmnlnnil niOlltll Or tWO ago, WUS arrOStCd by
until 187C, when tho family camo to Ppstoff ice Inspector Smith Tusday on
nr.unrn Nntirn alf n nn.l iwn vonra lnfor Charge Of Sdlding all ObSCeilO letter
v.,...... .... v.. .v .
to North Platte, Mrs. Scharmann iro"K i" wb urrumgeu
W. A. CAUFFMAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Will cry the Edward P. Seller sale,
G miles south of Tryon and 30 miles
northwest of North Platte, Wodnos
day, January 16th.
Terms reasonable guarantee
satisfaction. For dates see
J. F. Clabaugh, North Platte.
Phone 201.
ears ago.
Mrs. F
beforo U. S. Commissioner Elder,
crvivino- ninn ni.Hiirnn. Mra ti i weiincstiay anu pieaueu guiuy. HO
D Westonnold ontortalnP.l E- McCaw, of Lincoln, Mrs. J. C. fonunea m jau awaiung tnai in uie
ti. vvesienuoill Oiuortnincu . . fnilorsil rnnrt. Tlin Inttnr nnnn whlnh
arrest was based was mailed to
his wife in Omaha, whom It is claimed
he deserted, and sho turned it over to
tho federal authorities.
at a dinner yestorday complimentary Orr f MIbsouIq. Mont., Mrs. F E. "
to Mrs. G. S. Fisher whose birth an- Douglas of Los Angeles, Conrad F. of
nlvorsary occurred that day. Covers "K". "uj m um.nuy, ,m n .
worn lnlii fnr fiiipi nn,i fnnA,in , Georgo Lo DIoyt, Georgo, Ed and John
oxcouoni; uinnor mo gnosis spent a
of this city. All of these but Mrs.
counlo of liours In a social way. Mrs. ,urr " 1 , U0"Em3 aro poctou
FIshor received a number of rc. lor tor the funeral, arrangements for
membrances of tho day. ! tumiJiuieu t una
J time.
Tho last of tho moro than 1Q00 . ::or:
quostionalres to Lincoln county regis- For Rent.
and by Wednesday of noxt week" alfof , 7r T ' "
tho auostiouaires will have boon ro-lgol1 inrmlne or hay land; 1C0 acres
turned nnd filed. So far about one-' 1" cultlvnton; good 4 room house, barn
nun. ui uio roirisirnnt.q invn im rnr c i,n,nn
. " ' . . v. . . t u . u 11WA
classified
Paul Harrlncton
now gralnery ,24x3G;
wagon shed, good well, 10 foot Samp-
WftS nnllnl in ann mill nt,ls.W... !.,..... l
the Ilarrlneton MnrnnnTn b,.,"l4 m,le8 of wlre tonco. G miles north
ness while his brother Claronco spends' of WtllIaco the C. B. & Q. R. R., 12
a weok or two at Excolsior Srlngs
Mr. and Mrs. Homer M'ussolmnn
wore caueti to Kansas City yesterday
niiios south of Sutherland on U. P. R
R. School house on east section lino.
W. R. HARDING.
MraMOl0SI7im n,n""clnB th0 flonth of, Tlmmormnn Hotel, North Platte, Neb.
iir. Mussolmnn's father. . .
T.Ifinv iT,lla lTarnchJu returned Geo. N. Glbbs 'returned Wednesday
Elfin Syi vriilW WCOkS V,Rlt wUll!froni 11 business trip to Omaha and
nionda in Norfolk. Lincoln.
-: :o:
Entertain for Soldier Roy.
Frank Macomber.who Is home from
Camp Funston on a short furlough,
was tendered a reception at the homo
of his brother, D. W. Macomber, north
PX the river, Tuesday evening. Seven-
ij-uvu muiiub unu iioiguuoia noie pru
sent, and that tho event was an enjoy
able one is evidenced by tho fact that
tno guests remained until three o'clock
m tno morning. To tho uuests Mrs
Macomber served an oyster supper with
tno necessary trimmings. Frank will
return to Camp Funston tonight.
: :o: :
First Lutheran Church
Rev. C. Kranklin Koch, Pastor.
First Sunday after Eninhnnv morn
lng worship. 11 o'clock with sermon
"Am I My Brother's Keeper?" Even
lng worship, 7:30 o'clock "Keeping
tno houi i"iro Burning for God.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Everyone
woicomo at an services or the church,
PU
r im fcm mm
At North Side B and Old Stockyards
12
OLD LINE ON
Soldiers and Drafted Men
GET YOURS TODAY.
J. E. SEBAS'i'UW. Stato Mirr.
Office: Brod Let b Bldg.
Phone Office Fed 612
Residence Red S48
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
DOCTOR D. T. QUIGLEY. . .
Practice Limited to
Surgery nnd Radium Therapy
723 City National Rank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Sheep and Cattle
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.
NORTH PLATTE.
Don't let a novice monkey
with your radiator.
Let PIcGraw Fix It.
McGraw Radiator Co.
6th & Locust St.
Hospital Phone Black C33.
Houso Phone Black 033.
W. T. PltlTCHARD,
Graduate Veterinarian
Eight years a Government-Veterinarian.
Hospital 218. south Locust Bt.,
one-half block southwest of the
Court Housh.
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 colls
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 sluft 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
DEIUtYBEBRY & FOIiBES,
Licensed Embnlnicrs
Undertakers nnd Fnnernl Directors
Day Phone 234.
Night Phone Black 588.
Returns from tur1nnf ri
"vuuuuio UL VUi UII1 U1U
university working during tho summer
VnCntiOn nltnw f of nl o nnn
000. Qraduato nml iinrtnr.i,,..'
BtlldentS flllnil n tr.in1 0 o onn
tlons. varying from soda fountain mix-
fllrlfMCtro ntn.M..A
w.wrt.oto, ,UUJO uuiors nnu oievntor on
emtors to translators, violinists and
IK Mw? wt0rs; Thro stdonts sold
their blood for transfusion. 10 posed
as artist models and 47 got pos tlons
as summer school Instructors Whoro
thoro's a will there's a wav
Notlco of Petition.--
SmaT.dec.easet1' ln e County
Tho S ,nn,0lMn ,CU?ty' Nebraska.
iho Stato of Nebraska: To nil nor
sons Interested In said estate, take no.
t co that a petition has been nled fo
tho appointment of Emory M DIk
man as administrator of said estoto
which has boon set for hearing herein
Dated December Si, 1917.
Jl-22. GEO. E. FRENCH,
. County Judge;
. . Notlco Of Petition.
Estntn Vn ir.oo c -triiii
deceased in 'the County Court ot "R
coin County, Nobrasica. 0Ln
Tho Stato of Nobraska, To all ner
nXJHt0r88ted ,hl- W atato tnv
,Cn. t?Jll t0 l rmnnUA for
77 i i'uiu4oui ui u. U. Wood Rn
Administrator of said Hs ate; which
has been set for hearing herein on
J nlffiTn5' 10,I8 at 9 o'clock o. n
Dated December 29. 1017.
WW
OKO E FREW!?
C' Urfy Jndp.
