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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1918)
0 V . .t.t.. tMibihtc. Mavm v. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR. NORTH I'LA'ITE, NB 3B., M ARCH 5, 1918. No. 15 SAMMY CIItLS IMtOFIT . COPI'HK STOCK MAKKS AT A SALE YKSTKHDAY. A LUX AHAMSOX JM'li Tho Sftinmv nirln worn nornin fin-, Tlie following article taken from a anclnl winners nt tho Doollttle-OsBood Loa Angeles paper tolls of tho success sale hold at the Doolittlo ranch yos-1 of a former North Platto man, one who torriny and their cash balance was In creased In the sum of $235.50. This sum was secured through the sale and r-salo of articles that wore donated. LeRoy and Gordon Knott contribut ed a turkey which was sold, donated to the girls and re-sold many times and netted tho girls $137.50 and tho turkey Is still owned by tho girls. At fioino future time It will again bo used as a revenue-getter. Mrs. Doolittlo donated a calf which brought $44.25 and Mac-Westfall gave the girls a dozen chickens from which $51.25 was realized. Eggs brought ten cents each, and enough of those were sold to bring the total up, to $235.50. Carpenters Ask an Advance. Tho Carpenters Union of North Platte is now conferring with con tractors in regard to the wage scale for 191S. Last year the scale was forty learned tho machinist's trade in tho local shops: Aloxaudor Adamson of Douglas, Ariz., is making hie periodical visit to Los Angeles. Ho doclarcs things never were so llvoly industrially in Arizona as now. "Copper is making a new lot of milllonarles in my State,'' he said. "Copper dlvidonds there am ounted to moro than $120,000,000 in 1917. Thoy will be bigger In 1918, for wo have got rid of labor troubles, which tied the mines up for months last season. I was lucky enough to net several thousand shares of stock at; four bits a share and I sold half of It for $40 a share. Pretty good clean-up! iThe balance of my stock Is paying I dividends of $2 a share n initially. That will keep us all right." : :o: : FUXSTON-HOrNn MKX 1MIKSKXT1U) WITH 8WKATK1IS. Special Services. j Members and friends of tho Christ- five cents an hour, but this, the Ian church are reminded that AVrn.) carpenters say, Is too small a wago Oeschger, of Lincoln, Nebr., secretary considering tho high cost of living, of the Nebraska Christian Missionary They aro asking that sixty-five cents society, will begin a series of gospel per hour bo the established schedule ' meotings on Wednesday evening Mar. for this year. 6th. These services will continue only ::o:: nlno or ten days. Evory momber is Tho Red Cross committee in charge urged to bo in attendance upon the of the dinners at the sale of Prank first night of these meetings. Strolberg Thursday and Friday of thls ::o:: week request each Red Cross lady to Tho Wilcox Department Store is donate a pic. These pies aro to be left , opening a new millinery department in Room 2, Building and Loan build-( and will have a full line of Patten ing Wednesday afternoon. Kindly Hats and ready to wear Hats for' oblige the committee by phoning Mrs. ladles and children In plenty of time H. Musselman or Mrs. M. E. Scott. for Easter. Everything will bo now and Wo have spent four solid weeks of S.fi'fffhrSL J ?ied frm Ul time in New York City studying your mcd,um t0 the bost Rrades wants, in spring apparel and wo now Mrs. Amanda Dixon and Mrs, Emma liavo on display the largest and most Connelly, who were called here sover beautiful stock of spring garments wo ! al weeks ago by tho illness and death ever had, Block's. of their father, Peter Mylander, left Leonard Wolf came in from tho '"ry for theIr homc ,n Los, country yesterday, took a physical ex- s 1 amination and was sent to Ft. Leaven-1 The Civics department of tho Twen worth, Where he will enlist In tho tieth Century clu"b will meet with Mrs. coast artillery. 'M. E. Crosby, Thursday evening. Tho nlno Lincoln county nion who loft for Camp Funston last nlgkt woro each presented with a swoator knit by members of tho Sammy Girls club.' Tho presentation occurred In tho court room In tho foderal building at tho regular meeting of the girls, which gathering, In the absence of Mrs. McGraw, was presided over by Mrs. J. G. Beoler. In her opening remarks Mrs. Beolor roforrcd to tho splendid work tho Sammy Girls aro doing, and to the lovo entortalnod by "Mothoi"' McGraw for tho girls. Proceeding tho presentation of tho sweaters, W.T. Hoaglantl gave a twen ty minuto address In which ho spoko of war conditions, the principles for which wo aro fighting, and compli mented tho Sammy Girls and gave words of encouragement to tho young men who wero bound for Funston. Short talks were made by T. C. Pat terson, Ira L. Baro and J. T. Keefo. Tho swoaters wero presented to tho boys by .T. E. Evans In behalf of tho Sammy Girls and givo a nice talk to the boys. Frank Stuart made reply In behalf of tho boys. Preceedlng tho meeting tho boys were ontortalned at supper by a num ber of leading men, and following the meeting they woro Informally entor talnod at tho Elks' homo until train time. Quito a number of citizens wero at tho depot to say good-byo. At tho close of the Sammy Girls mooting the hundred or moro present shook hands with tho boys nnd wished them good luck. (JOvuitxoK xkyiiim: says ni:w D11A1-T PLAN IS ITXFAIh A, Washington special appearing In today's Boo says: Governor Novlllc of Nebraska Is con siderably oxerclsed over tho rumor that tho provost marshal gonoral Is seriously considering making the number of men In class ono the bask for tho apportionment of quotas to the states and countlos in tho noxt draft. In a lottor to membors of tho Ne braska dologatlon, Govomor Novlllo says tho rulo, If adopted, "would bo most unfnlr nnd unsatisfactory." In support of his contention ho says: "For instance, in Nebraska, In splto of our bost efforts to norure uni formity of classification, in some counties a class of men aro placed in one clftss and in another county in u different class. To baso tho ap portionment of quotas upon tho num ber of nion in class one would penal ize tho patriotic communities in which men waived doforred classification nnd oxomptlon, and it would lesson tho bunion upon tho communities whero tho mon claimed deferred clas sification nnd exemption. Council Authorized to ltiilhl. Hoys to llnllst In Artillery. Ai a congrogational mooting at tho John II. Jenkins, formerly of this Luthernn church Sunday with about city, now at Kearney, has written for 150 present, tho ohurch council was his credontinls preparatory to liuluc autrtorlzod to accept a bid ami ontor tlqn in tho coast artillery. Into a .contract for tho oroctlon of tho' Leo Babbitt, of 'this city, will pro-new- church. Tho plans and speciubaVbably leavo today for Jefferson t bar tions for tho building aro now In tho. racks to onllat in tho coast artlllory. b vjiii hands of contractors and tho bide bo opened March 22(1. -: ;o: :- LOCAL AND PERSONAL : :o" If you buy your now spring suit, coat, dress or skirt at this store, you aro sure you are getting the very newest styles direct from tho New York market. Block's. O. E. Elder has been appointed tho Lincoln county member of tho wnr work board and will recotvo a commis sion from Washington. Just what Mr. Elder'fl duties will bo will probably develop after ho has received his com-mlBslon. MgfMfkt. Ynn Can Trust lliir mwmm LP7 yt juugiueui 111 uuiumg. Aim We've beenbuying and selling clothing for a good many years. We've learned to know clothing values to judge accurately what line of clothes represents the biggest value for the money. That's why we sell ADLER BUY AK0THER (J f 1 Ij I j K fir 1 A W C 1 13 T H E S V stamp We know they will give you the full measure of service and satisfaction, the utmost in style, fit and tailoring. Drop in and inspect these new Collegian Suits $20 to $35. It's a pleasure to show them, because we're proud of them. A Wealthy of Beauty in the New Shirts and Neckwear. We've been famous for our haberdashery for years, and we pride ourselves on being able to suit the taste of the most particular buyer. Whether you prefer bright and striking effects or quieter and more sombre hues, we are sure you will find in -our assortment just the shades and color combinations you have in mind. Our stocks of hosiery and underwear are complete, representing unquestioned values. And for collars, belts, gloves and other accessories, our assortments are unexcelled. Come In and Take Advantage of These Unusual Opportunities. Hats and Caps For Every Taste. We'll guarantee to fit your head, your taste and your pocketbook. The new caps are particularly attractive and our stock has been selected with great care. If you prefer a stiff hat, we can fit you with your favorite make. Our assortment of of soft hats in all shapes, shades and weights is unusually complete. Clothing For the Boy Bring him in and let him try on one of our famous school suits, unexcelled for style and wearing qualities. They'll stand the usage any healthy, active boy is sure to give them. And the smaller children too, we can take as good care of them. $3 to $10.00. Frank Horrod, of Ogalalla camM nown fcniuruay 10 visit roiauvos aim remained over to nttond tho K.iitiv initiation. Vy, Ed G. Kellher enmo up from OtnalhV Sunday to attend tho K. C. Inltlntlou nnd will romnrn for a fow days trarijsV acting business. jV .' CATTLK VOll SALE. 150 bond of Red Durham, comlntt 3 year old bolters, 1 car load of black Galloway, coming 3 year old holfors. All 7 miles north of Denver and will bo delivered in Donvor. i C. RAUCH & SON, . 720 Enst Fourth Street. r Phono Black 1008. , North Platte. Oi W. Fllnn, of McPhorson will go to the same place for the samo purpose nt tho samo timo If his nancrs arrivo ffrom Tryon. Otto liormnu nnd his brother, both of whom recently came hero from Clevblnnd, will go to Jefferson bar rnckB shortly to enlist In tho const ar tillery. Charles Trlplott, of this city has made application for induction Into sorvlco as an ambulnnco drlvor. : :cr. ; For quick action nmj satisfactory Rnlo list yonr land with Thoelcckc. tf Fred W. Cross, who recently sold. tho Nobrasak House, haB leased tho Thom son house cast of tho Lloyd nnd will oporato It as a rooming houso. His pnst experience In business guarantees a WOll conducted house. DOROTHY DALTON 1 IN You'll Not Regret Any Purchase You Make From These Stocks. Harcourt Clothing Co. North Platte's Foremost Clothiers. t Mrs. Watts requests that tho knit ting be brought In by Friday If possible. Dr. Morrill, Dentist. , A. P. Kelly returned this morning from a ten dny stay at Excelsior Springs. T. C. Pattorson has .sold to C. S. Hicks, lot C In Bank's sub-dlvlslon for a consideration of $2,100. For Rent Furnished rooln in "mod ern houso, 305 west 3d. Phono Black J71. ' 15-. C. T. Whalen left last night for Omaha whore ho will transact .busi ness for a couple of days. Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug store. . tf George N. Gibbs loft laFl tjven Ing for David City, Neb., whore ho will transact legal business for a day or two. The price of eggs have taken a de cided drop thirty-five cents a dozen being the rotnll price In tho stores yesterday. Miss MargareUO'CaUahnn has ro- acmed her duties In tho alteration do- tpartmqnt atithe Block .Badlcs 4Out Tutting Sou- - -.- J. J. Halllgan left last evening for Washington, DC, where ho will argue a case In the United States supremo court. For Sale Bouser underground gas oline out fit. See Wilcox Dept. Store. Four dollars a day Is being paid for men engaged In loading hay at Maxw611. That's a pretty fair prlco tor common labor. Tho Presbyterian aid society will meet Thursday afternoon nt the church and will be entertained by Mesdamos Crosby, Carroll and Mitchell. ' LobL Bay colt about 1 year old, weight 500. Finder pleaco notify tho American Express Co., North Platte. Mrs. F. A. Llndenmeycr accompanied her brother,- W. B. Waro and family, of Ogden, Utah, on last Friday for a visit to their parents in Cozad. Tom Adams roturned this morning from Burlington Junction, Mo., where ho was called by tho death of his father-in-law nnd his mother-in-law. It will do your heart good to see all tho now and pretty things for spring wear now shown at Block's. The local exemption bonrds In No braska havo calls for fifty gonoral en gine and auto mechanics and twenty live oloctriclnns. Applications can bo made to Socrotary Allon. Found. After tho O. E S. Rod Cros tea a pocket book containing money. Ownor Inquire at this office for in formation of same. Tho Christina aid society will inoot Thursday in tho chucch bnsomont. All aro Invited to nttond. Those on tho refreshment committee nro Mosdamos Will Bankfl, E. J. Burko and Bradloy. In tho district court yesterday Mrs Sarah Mylander filed an action to re cover $1,000 from tho Brady Stato Bank, claiming that sho holds a cer tificate of deposit for that amount winch tho bank rofusos to pay. A cold wave and probably a blizzard was predicted for yosterday and stock men woro advised to proparo for a storm. Tho prediction failed as to yos terday, but conditions today are such as to indicate a storm brewing. Harry Block has returned homo after spending four ' weeks .tlnio In Now Vork City, buying spring goods for tho Block Ladies Outfitting Store. Ray Muntor was arrested at Lexing ton Sunday by a U. S. deputy marshal An tho charge of failure to register. He was brought before U, S. Com missioner Elder yestorday and bound over to tho Juno term of federal court under bond of $500. Not being able to furnish bond ho languishes In Jail. ::o:: Tor Sale. Any part or all of my property on east 11th street, 200 block, consisting of ono-half block, two largo modern barns, modern five room houso ex cept heat, good fruit trees, plenty of shado, lawn, curbing and sidewalks In, good location, throo Wock from Lin coln school. Seo mo If you want a bargain. It. L. DOUGLASS, North Platto. THE PRICE MARK" A sensational love story that will stick in your mind for many a day. CRYSTAL, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 7-8. ADUJLTS 20C. CHILDREN IOC. Every Woman Loves a Diamond Firtt of all the wants a ring; then a diamond in anything. A Brooch, a Bracelet or LaVallierre or a Diamond for her hair. The tparkle of these precioui gems, enshrines her heart with Love and lends a lustrous beauty to her face, which makes all else seem commonplace. To Make Her Happy Buy it Now Diamonds appeal naturally to most everybody. Their cxquiiito beauty, their staple value, and the fact that their is absolutely no loss nor any depreciation from wear makes diamonds considered a very wise purchase. We have recently added some very choice stone to our stock. At the same timo we have a number of very fine quality Diamonds which were bought some time ago and which can not now be duplicated for the price. We are sure to please you 'both in stones and mountings. May we demonstrate to you why Diamonds are Comidered a Safe Purchase DIXON, The Jeweler. EESra Eggs IllJililll iaiiiiira 1 1 V Ir n 111 i II A (88 THE UNIVERSAL CAR When you buy a Ford car you buy an established quantity, a proven quality a motor car that is giving satisfaction in practically every form of ser vice under every condition where an automobile can bo used. A enr that Ynay be depended on in every circumstance. No one will dispute this fact. Then why not place your order for a Ford at once? Run about. $435; Touring Car, $450; Coupelet, $565; Sedan, $695; One-Ton Truck, $600. These prices f. o. b. Detroit Your order will have prompt atten tion. HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO. H U ! 'IXTCrwtwpftirrmvu rwmw wwjf -rC?Vs. X Ai