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1 IAERY DIXON & SON.
(Mj U1TUP1ETK1T5 AND OPTICIANS, :
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WILL UNVKIL SERVICE
FLAG THIS EVENING.
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At the K. P. lmll tills cvonlng the
Yoonuin lodge will unvoll a service
flng containing thirty-two Htarn which
represent tho number of tnombors of
the local homORtoad who havo Joined
tho colors. Preceding tho unvolllng
of the ling a program of patriotic
music will h rendered and addresses
made by Judge J. S. lloaglaml and
John B. Evans.
. All Yeoman mombers and their
families and those who havo relatives
in tho scrvico list who arc not mem
bers of the order are cordially Invited
to bo present.
Tho sorvlco flag bears a star for
each of tho following:
Roy M. Ames, Victor Anderson,
John N. Baker. Jr.. Albert J. Beer
bower, John Bomeke, William J. Brod
bck, Robert L. Cochran, Cecil Cool,
Cyril R. Cool, Morrill S. Cross, Calvin
R. Duckworth, Everett H. Evans,
George Hall, Aublo Hotchklss, Harry
W. Johnson, Louis II. Johnson,
Clarenco oJnes, Jose'ph V. Kopf, Har-
,old Langford, Sydney P. McFarland,
V I TYll4Hnt IfllfmittnfTftn Tnlnli V Ml
,hols, Fred C. Peterson, Ernest Rlnc-
kor, Leonard B. Robinson, Leonard
JVI. Robinson, Ira G. Simpson, Ferdi
nand Streltz, Georgo R. Tlgho, L.
Harley Tlloy, Fredorick J. "Wurtele,
Harris L. Stuart. ,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Morrill, Dentist.
Dr. Twlnem transacted professional
business in Ogalalla Sunday.
Soft wntcr Shninpoo.. Coatos Beauty
Parlors. 13"2
J. V. Romigh will leave today for
Omaha to attond tho auto show.
For Farm Loans see Gone Crook,
Room 4 Kolth Theatro building.
Mrs. Ralph Hanson and baby and
Mrs. Casey wont to Donvor Sunday
morning.
Wo will still continue our petticoat
sale all this wcok. E. T. Tramp &
Sons.
Tho Lutheran Girls club will bo en
tertained at tho homo of Mrs. Andy
Yost, 1003 west Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dixon return
ed Sunday from their wedding trip to
( Chicago and other points cast.
Carl AbDott, an omployo of tho local
Bu-lck company, loft Sunday night for
Omaha to attond tho auto show.
Wanted Girl for gonoral house
work. Mrs. J. S. Hoagland. 405 W.
4th. 13-2
W. J. Hcndy loft luBt .night for
Omaha, who'ro ho will spond tho week
nttonding tho auto show und transact
ing business.
. A. Duvall, of tho North Platto
Bulck Co., loft last night for Omaha
to attond tho auto show. Ho will re
turn Thursday.
You should see tho many now spring
styles in women's and Misses finest
of tailored suits which are being
opened ovory day at Tho Leudcr Mor.
Co.
C. S. Clinton returned Friday from
Omaha, whoio ho attondod tho con
ventions or tho stato optomotrists and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson left Satur
day for Keystone, whore Mr. Wilson
will accept tho foremanshlp of tho
Georgo McGinloy ranch.
-''Dr. Morrill. DontiaL
Ray Cantlln returned from Omaha
tho latter part of last week and re
sumed work in tho Landgraf barber
shop after an absenco of. five weeks.
I am (prepared tojihow tho public a
yory largo and up-to tho mlnuto stock
qf spring mllllnory In my now dopart
monf at Block's Store, 2d floor.
VILLA WHITTAKER.
Mako your plans to havo tho child
ren sco Httlo Mary McAllister in
"Young Mothor Hubbard," next Fri
day night comedy night at tho Keith
theatro. Tho children will thoroughly
onjoy it and if you lovo children you
wll too.
Gothenburg Wins.
In tho basket ball game at tho
Franklin auditorium Friday evening
Gothenburg dofeated North Platto by
a score of twenty-six to eight.
Tho local team has four more games
scheduled. Tho boys play at Lexington
noxt Thursday ovenlng and tho follow
ing evening at Sholton. March 16th
Paxton comes Jiero for a game, and
tho nnal contest will be with Suther
land on a date not yet announced,
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Ask Bids for Church.
Subscriptions to tho proposed new
Lutheran church reached practically
?25,uou last Sunday, and the board of
trustees concluded to ask for bids for
tho construction of the building. The
plans wero placed in the. hands of
contractors yesterday, and tho pres
ort intention is to build the church
thh? year. Tho plans for tho building
wero completed some tlmo ago.
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Second Liberty Bond.
The Mutual Building and Loan As-
.For Salo Largo comfortable nlnO" soclatlon is offering for sale on
room hrauiso, thoroughly modern, large
basement, back yard nil enclosed.
Located in good residence district. If
you aro going to buy a home you
should look at this boforo buying,
tf L. C. SAWYER, 908 W. Cth.
Thomas Dixon Aaid, "Tho young
weekly or monthly payments these'
bonds In denominations of fifty, one
hundred, five hundred and one
thousand
Purchasers of these bonds will bo
credited on the Index cards now hy
ing prepared by tho County Defense
gir "who rushes' hrtT Wrl 'V S&uti7 l!
fnnY Mr, dria una K, purchased during tho drive. tf.
fool,
.hnjjty marriage than by any other
process." Tho fact is ably presented
infttho plcturo "The Fodlish Virgin."
showing at tho Kolth Wednesday and t"rua $ina.
t.'itv l J'iUVUlU Utltl L Will
bo worth your tlmo seeing because of
tho lino of thought presented.
Two men who declined to sottlo a
monetary transaction by reason of a
dlfferonco of one dollar and forty
conts, wero about to begin" an action
In tho county court yesterday. "Is
this J1.40 all tho dlfferonco thero is
between you two men?" asked Judgo
Woodhurst.. "That's nil!." was tho
reply. "Woll," said tho Judgo, "that's
too small Bum to go"1 to law with so
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Motor Car Prices Advanced.
Effective March 1st Maxwell touring
cars will bo advanced $80 and Maxwell
Ford touring cars havo been advanc
ed $D0 in "price.
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Charley Preitauer, of Gothenburg,
spent yesterday in town onrouto to
Busjhnoll, where Iio has purchased the
Record, printing plant
Have you soon our new spring silks?
Foulards aro especially good this
season. E. T. Tramp & Sons.N
FINAL EXAMINATION OF
CLASS ONE 31 EN.
Tho music and art department of
thn 'PwrmMnfh Pontnrv irln will niont
Btato Jewelers. Tho incotlwrs iwtero will docreo one of von tho SI. 40 anil 'with Mlna Tllilnln TTVntnr .in? irniot
woll attended and many lntorostlng assess tho costs to tho other." And ,2nd street this afternoon, Fobr. 2Gth,
factB woro learned. I tho case ended then and there. i at S o'clock.
-that MafcmTfovm Stspwim'1
MC Trucks serve right
because they are built
right; their construction
principles and materials
have been proved right in
years of hardest service.
Consider just one item in many
of this right buildingthe
matter of brackets.
Brackets on GMC Trucks arc
machined on all surfaces com
ing in contact with the frame.
Specially built machines do the
work yet it is a mere detail of
GMC construction, so mere a
detail that many truck makers
do not bother to do it.
With this machining the con
nection is perfect; brackets and
frame are one, no finof metal
from hot rivets can insert itself
between maximum strength
is given throughout the life of
the truck.
.We could point out other in
stances, but it isn't necessary.
Let us give you facts and fig
ures on what GMC Trucks are
doing in actual work. Let us
prove to you that what we
have said about this superior
building of GMC Trucks is true.
NORTU PLATTE BUICK CO., AGENTS.
Factory Pontiac, Michigan
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The .flnal physical examination of
class one registrants will ho held at
the fedoral building noxt Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. In these three
days all of this class who havo not
so far beon exnmlnod will pass
through tho physicians' hands, Thero
are about 170 yet to bo examined, and
by Ivorklng through the full day the
physicians will bs ablo to complete
tho work, .
Those who are to appear for exam
ination Friday aro: .
Alonzo Wright, North Platte
Belvln Darrah, North Platte
Ross Hutchison, Hcrshoy w
Wm. C. Moore, Maxwell
W. W. Burke, North Platte
Henry Lunkwitz, Horshey
Harold Fleming, Sutherland
Harry Walsworth, Sutherland
Alfred Remus, Wollflcet
Alfred Bremers, BIgnell
Ellis Barraclaugh, North Platte
Homer Everly, Bcloit, Kan.
Ernest Crogan, Arnold
Thos. Rowloy, North Platto
Walter Backmen, North 'Platte
Paul Scharmann, North Platte
Ray Eckoff, Sutherland
Howard Wells, Brady
Chas. Seypher, Somorsot
Alexis Stearns, Stapleton
James Clark, Brady
Andy Hlte, Brady
Geo. Case, North Platte
Roy Zlegenhagerf, Hershoy
Lorenzo Macomber, North Platte
Chas. Wilson, North Platte
Joo McCrackon, North Platto
James Toten, Brady
Roy Singleton, North Platte
Virgil Fowler. North Platte
Chad. Bacon, North Platte
Elmer Kilmer, Madison, Neb.
Schuyler Wilcox, Farnam
Delbort Bonner, Lincoln
Roy Favlngor, Wallace
, John F. Dancer, Sutherland
Earl Johnson, Brady
Avallne Gates, North Platto
Edward Conklln, Brady
Alvin Oman, Brady
John C. Stack, North Platto
John Mackros, North Platte
Virgil Roat, Brady
Gr.over Venner, University Place
Christ Mackis, North Platte v'
Geo. Careylo, North Platto
Wm. Elliott, North Platto
Gus Widstrandt, Horshey '
Ray Rowley, North Platte
Anton Isakson, Brady
Jeii3 Jensen, North Platte
Wm. Devlne, Farnam
Oscar Brestol, Brady
Leonard Wolf, Hershey
John Mead, Aurora, Neb.
Richard Stegman, North Platte
Geo. F. Freed, North Platto
Jas. F. Campbell, Dickens
Walter Cronen, North Platte
Roy E. Walker, Sterling, Col.
Voorhees CiiTtls, North Platto
, Harry Jenkins, Hershoy
Those who report Saturday are:
, Wm. Schick, North Platte
z , Ed C. Sanders, Maxwell
..; Chas. G. Lawrence, North Platto
Philip Musil, Dickons
, A. J. Chessmore, Sutherland
J. C. Merril, Maywood
B. W. Bonham, Potter
John Smith, Tio Siding, Wyo.
E. H. Dow, Moorefield
E. H. White, Sutherland
Delbert Cordell, Dickons
Otto Lind, Brady
Carl McCracken, North Platte
Ben Mayflold, WelUleet
Harold Lindborg, Brady
Earl Burke, Maxwell
M. W. Swank, Brady .
Howard Perkins, Brady
George Swnnson, Brady
Georgo Bostwlck, Hershey
F. R. Schwang, Maxwell
Clarenco Funk, Sunol
F. E. , Robinson, .Maxwoll
Hepry Hondrlckson, Brady
D. W. Hanger, Wallace
A. M. Nollson, Curtis
E. A. Duval, North Platto
. Lylo Ludwig, North Platto
Gus Hemmoright, North Platto '
A. M. Douglas, North Platto .
John Durrer, Somerset
Cliff Morris, North Platte
Harry Fisher, Maxwell
J. B .Nichols, Ingham
Georgo Meyers, North Platto
Frank Stanton, Carroyvllle, Wyo.
Arthur Howe, Vermillion, Kan.
F. W. Kllroy, Maxwell
Harry Lannln, North Platto
Ellis Howard, Wolllleet
Arthur Carver, Brady
David Manna, Brady ,
C. L. Thomas, North Platto
Arthur Gregg, North Platto
A. J. Traub, North Platto
Chas, Leach, Arnold
Chris. Nelson, Maxwoll
Lester Griffiths, Dickens
Earl Calhoun, Chadron
A. H. Brlggs, Maxwoll
John Jenkins, Kearney
Georgo Hies, Hershey
Julius Forstedt, North Platto
Dalo Murphy, Brady
Harry Bachman, North Platto
Godfroy Erlckson, Brady
Clarence Smith, Wolllloot
Ed M. Schatz, North Platto
Thoso who aro to roport Sunday are:
John Toll Hon, North Platto
F. S. Trlggs, Maxwell
B. J. Johnson, Brady
Wilson Bollish, Wollfleet
Thos. Duko, San Lnls Oblspc, Cal.
Ray Essley, Stapleton
Edgar Anderson, Maxwoll
Lesll Alexander, Arnold
Shelby Sporry, Wallaco
Wm. Paulman, Horshey
Wm. Johnson, North Platto
Geo. Hanson, North Platto
John Skogman, Falsom, la.
Georgo Gllbort, Snnol
Frank Sanford, North Platto
Floyd Black, Knoxvillo, la.
Wm. Mursgard, Arnold
Morris Sullivan, North Platte
Clyde Perkins, Brady
Arthur Smith, Sutherland
Hnrvoy Sorenson, North Platto
Byron Hlxon, North Platto
Jens Christonsen, Tryon
Ed Anderson, Omaha
Ed Stuart, Sutherland
Russoll Cox, Sutherland
Wm. Roborts, Maxwoll
Adam Christ, North Platto
Roy Hunter, North Platto
Georgo Menglcs, North. Platto
Oliver Mayfiold, Wellfleot
Walter Anderson, Brady
Everett Batlo, Stapleton
Jackson Tettorton, Dickons
Harvey Andorson, Brady
Harry Brodbock, North Platto
Fred Schroedor, Curtis
David H. Yost, Maxwell
C. IS. Slpple, Dickons
W. C. Wright, North Platto
Elza Nation, Hershey
Chas. E. Davis, Craig, Neb
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Methodist aid society will hold Us
regular meeting next Thursday after
noon In tho church parlor. As this
meeting will bo devoted to Red Cross,
work, all members are urged to be
present.
I now havo catalogues from Fair
bury Nursery for distribution to those
wishing good stock at fair prices.
Phone Red 732, or address P. O. Cox
G2G. R. McFarland, North Platte, Ne-
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Town Lois fdi Liberty Bonds.
I will accept Liberty Bonds as pay
for any lot I Awn In Bollevue ad
dition, and lots 9 and 10, block C Town
Lot Co's. additlpn on wost Sixth St.
Soo Fred Dlenor.'
12-S E. C. RICHARDS.
Mrs. Muchmore, who had boon n
guest at the Seoberger home for ten
days, loft Sunday ror her homo In
Florida,
Fore sale: 1 good work maro,
weight 1250, set harness and farm
wagon cheap if taken at once, can be
seen at 921 north Locust Street.
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Wanted. A Home.
I havo buyers for two G or C room
cottages close In.
12-2 O. II. THOELECKE.
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Clara Kimball Youmo ih The Foolish Virgin
Is romance dead? See
CIARA KIMBALL YOUNG
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'The Foolish Virgin."
A picture for every girl who expects to marry.
Keith Theatre Wed. and Thurs. Feb. 27-28.
ADULTS 25c.
CHILDREN 10c.
The undersigned, special administrator of Den Sak
uno, who was killed last Monday evening, will sell at
public auction at the farm one mile east and three-quarters
of a mile north of the Platte Valley School House and
seven and three-quarters miles northwest of North Platte,
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1918
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. the following personal
property:
12 HEAD OF HORSES
Bay mare team eight years old, weight 3000 pounds,
one team geldings, bay and buckskin, smooth mouths, wt.
2850, black Gelding comiiTg six years old wt. 1600, bay
Gelding coming nine years old, wt. 1500, grey Gelding
coming four years old, wt. 1500, one brown mare coming
two years old, one brown horse colt coming 2 years old,
one yearling mare colt one b'lack yearling mule colt.
6 HEAD dF CATTLE '
One 3 year old .cow, three yearling steers, two yearling
heifers. '
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53 HEAD OF HOGS
Twelve bred Duroc Jersey Sows, one registered Duroc
Jersey Boar, forty head of shoats Weighing from 50 to 150
pounds.
FOUR DOZEN CHICKENS
FARM MACHINERY
All Practically New. 1 4-inch tire wagon with double
box, 1.3-inch tire wagon with double box, International
hay stacker, hay sweep, McCormick 12 foot hay rake, ten
foot hay rake, John Deere beet cultivator, John Deere beet
puller, beet rack, hay rack, corn cultivator, John Deere
disc, McCormick mower with new extra sickles, 3-section
harow, wheelbarrow, live rolls hog wire, John Deere rldA
ing plow, two sets heavy work harness, one grindstone.
Also some potatoes and apples. Lot of household goods.
Eight stacks of Alfalfa hay, 10 tons baled wild hay.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
Terms: All sums under $20 cash, above that sum
8 months' time at 10 per cent Interest.
CHARLES II. SKINT,.
Special Administrator of Den Sakuno. De&d. ' -'
Col. T. A. David, Auctioneer. Ray C. Langford, 'Clerk;
