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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1918)
When a watch gbes wrong Whether the trouble is mi agcjdent, . w ffi X or just sheer perversity on the T'i. 8 part of the timepiece, bring it,in nnd let Clinton's watchmaker. Jix iL., .. .gt,. up. . He has the knowledge, skill and ex perience to repair any make of watch, and the charge will be a square and honest one no camouflage about the war. C. S. Clinton Graduate Optician At the Sign with the Big Ring. 0 'k r ft LOCAL AND PERSONAL 'fho P. E. 0. will meot Wodnosday 'Riftdrnoatl tit this Week with frW.W. P. Nothing against the young man except that he has no money, surely the good kind millionare won't handicap his daughter's happiness for a little thing like thut, but see "THE CINDERELLA MAN" WITH MAE MARSH and TOM MOORE and see what the millionare docs about it. Keith, Wed. and Hairs. March 20-21. ADULT CniLDliEN IOC. DR. 0. II. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald t State Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Chariot Green wont to Omaha Sunday to visit frlomlH. Dr. Morrill. Dentist. Tho clulrtNovlta will moot Wednes day afternoon with MrH. Harry Sanntol non. Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug Storo. tf Mr. and Mrs. Uort Culton havo boon vIhIUhr In Omaha for a couplo of days nat, having gono down Sunday. Furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent, 407 South Walnut. 18-2. B. T. Sorvlss, clerk In tho Itond nmstors office, was tho first to pur chaso a ticket In tho now dopot. Phono 247 for efficient cab sorvlco day or night. Tho Castlo rooming Iioubo on North Locust was raided by Sheriff Salisbury uij.d four mon and two girls gathered In by tho sheriff. A systematic canvas of Horshoy for ltcd Cross members has beon mado and tho vlllago has a record of ninety eight por cent Rod Cross. Miss M. Sicilian, steam baths and Swedish Massage, ladles and gontle mon. Phono 897. Hrodbock hide 8Gtf Tho Maxwoll Red Cross branch re. coutly sent In tho following supplies: Sovonty abdominal bandugoH, 02 slings, 31 "T" bandages, 12 sweaters, 10 pair of nocks. 0 helmets, I! mun'lors and 3 pair oi wristlets. O. II. Thoolocko loft at noon yostor day for Iowa City to attend tho funorall or his aunt, Mrs. Julius Thoolocko,! -who, dlod nt Pocatollo, Idaho, Satur-j day and whoso body was taken to tho Iowa city for lntormont. ' Tho Woman'H Homo Missionary Society will moot at tho homo of Mrs. A. P. Kolloy, 705 west Second stroot Thursday afternoon, tho ladles aro aro requested to bring a pencil and paper and oxchango receipts for us!nB tho substitutes for tho conseVvatlon of food. For Snlo 12 brood sows, weight about :i.") pounds. Will farrow In April or May. Prlco $1.00 below Omuha top. L. K. El bright. J. V. Romlgh reports tho salo of Dodge Urothors touring cars tho past week, to J. L. VanDyko and N. A. Davis of this city, W. II. Housor of Maxwoll, S. 13. Glothior of Staploton. John A. Nelson of Horshoy, and A Dodgo comnlorcial car to Clydo Mc Mlbhael. J V. Romlgh, tho local Dodgo Urothors car dealer, left for Detroit, Sunday night with ton men to drive out cars.' Tho Sammy Girls turkoy was auc tioned off at tho Sowlo sale south or the city Thursday aftornaon and $73 was realized. Tho turkey was donated back to tho Girls and will bo offerod for salo at tho Charity fair to bo hold April 12th. So far $200 havo ' boon realized from the bird. Havo 100 acres farm land, will give first two years rent PR13I3. Call at MeMlchaol Grocory, 408 So. llowey 18-2 A Dodgo Brothers Motor car order ed today at tho present price, will bo worth a premium of $100 within a month's tlmo. Tho only way you will bo able to got a Dodgo this spring Is to got your ordor filed onrlv. J. V. atUftllUH, Dealer. Miss Alirili! Krnninli linn linnii sisUml to attond a thrco-day conforonco and school of Instruction at Lincoln pre paratory to an appolntmont as ono of tho Nobraska spoakors on Patriotism and Food Conservation. Miss Kramph hub not as yut decided as to whether hor duties will permit her to accopt. Hundreds of thousands of nnnnln nnv fancy prices ovory year at tho Met ropolitan opora bouso to soo Una Cavaliorl. You can soo hor at tho Crystal Thursday and Friday at only a fraction of tho cost In Now York. And you can soo hor In something bottor than she has over done before. "Tim Eternal TeniptrosB." Wilcox. New Paige six-cylinder, jtVt passeng er car for sale. Right price. 8e0,Hendy Oglor Co. ' For Farm Loana (teo Gone Crook Ilo6m 4 Keith Thlre building. , NKV DEPOT PLACED I.N SERVICE SUNDAY MORNING. Tho now" $126,000 Union Pacific do pot was plaml In service Sunday morning, the several offices moving there Saturday night. The depot Is pronounced to bo tho finest In any town In the United Stutes tho alzo of North Platte, and with ono exception Is the boet in its appointment, of any on rmlntiiimtnr Wolr. Mrs. Weir mid i the lino of tho Union Pacific. The dltightor Bllzaboth" otimo up' -from I building is approximately 280 foot long Grand Island to attond the Red Cross Ml. and ninety feet wide, with the central portion 90 x 90 two stories. The "west "X' . i i .'a. , fonu Hiury wing in uuuui ninety tout i Our tense grinding plant Is at your i ,,..0,i a ,ini,in. -nnm ini. nnnnior sorvice . H. Dixon & Son, Optomo-j ,, Mtclctli tho e'wing ot about irl8t- . 18 , sixty feet Is devoted to a baggugo and W. U. Ellis Is recovering from a' express room. On the ground floor of tne central portion is tne waiting room over hundred feet long, fifty feot wide with ticket offico, news stand and en complication of dlseasos which has caused him much fluttering for some time pust. Adam Sensol, for many years a res idont of Garfield precinct has leased trance to tho second floor on the north side and on the south oldo is a ladles tt'n ft lr nnMi nn1 4 1 o ci n I n m nn'o s farm, wll sell off l is stock next ' oUlnb room antl tollct. week and move to this city. Tne h oor hl tho wnltlnjf and For Sale Four room houso and ble'dlnlnir rooms Is tile: in the express barn and garago at 315 south Plho.'and baggage room cement. The walls Phono day Red 720, night Phono Black aro the rough brick with frescoed 1018. tf. I ceiling. The main room has n thirty foot celling. On the second floor Is located tho offices of the Western Union, the train dispatchers, the chief Mrs. Sarah Bangs has as guests this weok Mrs. Glnsley of San Francisco, Washington and Mrs. Doyle, of Grand ' 1"".' inland. Wanted Man and wife to work on ranch 7V& lnllcs from town. A per manent op. Phono P90F031. O. P. Howard. tf Loulo Llpshltz received a telegram yesterday to ship by expresB all the senger director and the telephone op erators. The west suit of offices, is reached by a balcony over the south side of tho waiting room. Tho entire building is finished in dark wood, is well lighted and is very attractive. Particularly bright and cheerful Is the dining room, which sheep pelts be had on hand, evidence' 108 ?cn!ln capacity bf about one that hides of this kind are in demand j hundred. Tho dining room is separated though the fcrfeo Is low. He shipped from tho counter by a glass paneled out a couplo of tons. . partition nnd at tho counter fifty or , , . n more can bo accommodated. Chief of Pollco Jones Is kept pretty, sanitary drinking fountains are pro busy those days notifying bicycle vldP(1 ln ti10 waiting room, and there Is rldors to kcop off the sidewalks. His; running water ln all the second floor plan is to notify a rider, and it tho one,rooms. The nowa stam, Ig partloBlarl, notified continues to uso tho walk attractive and woll stocked with por arrest will follow. iodlcals, fruits and confections. Dr. Morrill. Dentist Tho building as a whole meets overj! Sunday and yesterday wore perfect requirement of the traveling public days clear and warm and with but and is certainly a credit to North littlo wind. This weather started the Platte. farmer on bis spring work, sowing The old depot building will bo moved spring wheat and oats, and the town to tho round house whore it will bo gardener is planting his onion sets, used at a wash room for the engine lettuco and beets. I men. The other larger building will Owing to tho special plcturo-Alad-' b 'yllorbfn!?.vl?d1 wcst, to LoSt din and His Wonderful Lamp" the Z ' Z lin,,b aS ? St Saturday matlnco will bo held at the fromn rfL , iflliatr" eiulpmonts and Keith instead of tho Crystal oil the f?r r - vent ually. however coming Saturday, March 23. PldAhp U wl" bo torn down. boar this In mind. Matlneo admission' a-vwi nuwr 'vtiv ntwa will bo adults 25c and chldren 10c. ,,',,s SviIO A lft" IX SFRVICF You should -vvrlto or telephone at oncq to A. IIOSPE CO., of Omaha for Marston Doollttlo, a former North their list of used pianos and for their. Platte boy, of late years living in Los catalogues of now high grade guar-'Angeles, has entered tho officers traln anteed player piano ranging in price ing school at San Diego, from $395 up. Thoy Invite correspond- L, t Cecil Cool, who is home while once and comparison. 17-8 nwnItln the knltt,' of XrJken a Tho Tribune bad a call Saturday, went to Lincoln yesterday to spend a ironi w. II. Doggs, who purcnasea tno Paxton homo placo nortli of Horshoy and moved down frpm Cheyenne county A Chancelled Check iVa Valid Receipt You may have to pay a bill twice. It has happened before. Why? You lost your receipt. Your cancelled check would have saved this loss. DON'T TAKE THE CHANCE i -11 ?Pen ,nn ?CC0Hn, in this Bank d pay all bills by check. Fill out he stubs and you have a constant reminder of income and out- We want your account, beit Lare or Small. You will find us A Friendly Bank. McDonald State Bank NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. tho first of March. Thoro Is 292 acres ln farm land. Mr. Boggs purclyised, and ho paid $35,750 for it Eighty or ninety acres aro In alfalfa but. ho hopes to hy crease tho acreage materially tills year. ' : :o: : Will Open Picture Show. Tho room occupied by tho Hendy Ogior Co. on tho corner of Dowoy and Fourth has beon leased by J. H. Stono and Will Ilawley, Avho will open a picture show therein as soon as tho room is vacated and remodoled. ThoJ' hope to open for business not later than Juno 1st E. T. Tramp & Sons had at ono tlmo about concluded to loaso tho room, but later decided not to movo to that local Hon. -r, ::o:: Moonoy Sells Itonds. t F. L. Moonoy turnod ovor to tho board of education Saturday a check for $15,000 reprosonting tho bonds IssiUiCd by tho school district Inst year Tho bonds woro hold up for some tlmo by tho state auditor and after boiiiK ro? leased a buyer could not ho found by tno board. Mr, Moonoy volunteorcd to find a buyor, and within ten days secur" od a purchasor in Omaha and turned money ovor to tho board. Tho bonds sold for tho par value. ::o : Seed Corn For Sale. 400 bushels yellow ninety-day; 1917 crop, testing 90 por cont,. All thoso wnnting seed com got It as soon as possible as it will bo shipped. ANDREW OLSON Phono 780F11 North Platte. .;:o;: For Sale. Fight rooTn houso, strictly modern. good furniture, doublo garago and Ford roatlstor. inquire at 208 east Third street. 19.2 ::o:: Town Lois for Liberty Homls. I will accopt Liberty Bonds as pay for nilV lot I own In nnllnvnn ml. dlti6n, and lots 9 and 10, block C Town Lot uo's. addition on west Sixth St. Seo Frod DIenor. 12-8 E. C. RICHARDS. Guaranteed Used Cars I havo the following used cars which have been thoroly over hauled and are guaranteed to he in good mechanical condition. 1916 DODGE TOURING $375. 1916 MAXWELL TOURING, NEW TIRES AND BATTERY $330.00. 1 1917 Ford out three months, with lots of equipment, in within the next few days, tit less than old prices. J. V. Romigh, Dealer. day with Governor Neville. Will Stuart, son 'of W. J. Stuart, of this city, who is with tho engineering corps in France, has been confined in a hospital for a month past. Alonzo C . Wright, lato with the Loypoldt & Pennington Co., has en listed in tho sorvico as an electrician and left Sunday for an eastern camp. Word has been received from Will Vernon, late at Camp Funston, but re cently transferred to tho engineering corps, that he has arrived safply some-. whore in Franco. Lee IHrd left yesterdav for Urbann. 111., where ho entors tho University of Illinois for a course in aeronatics having recently boon transferred to tno aviation corps. Fordinand Stroltz, who is an auto driver in the coast artillery .and ban open in camp near Washington, D. C , for a couple of months, is presumed to iuvvo saiiect tor France. I'red Clinupp, who was up from Gaslin precinct yesterday, says Ids son Albert, who Is a member of tho en gineering corps at Camp Funston, is goumg aionK lino and that ho seems to enjoy army life, Clerk Allen has been notified that thoso who enlist in tho coast artllinrv will hereafter bo sent to Ft. Logan in stead of Jefferson barracks, tho latter post navmg boon supplied with all the men It can accommodate. A cablegram received the latter part 01 nisi ween by ur. McCabo announced tho safe arrival of his son Clarence In Franco. Ho left tho United States as a telegrapher ln tho signal corps, but has since been transferred to Mm nvin. tlon corps, nnd the transfer will bo maao on French soil. ::o:: Hershey Sale Illg Success. Tho Red Cross salo at Hershov wns a big succoss, tho receipts amounting to nearly two thousand dollars. Tho duy wis Hno, tho attondanco large mm every article donated Bold at a good prlco. In tho evenlnc tho Red Cross ladies gavo an ontertalnment and served lunch in the town imii Ono of tho fenturos of tho evening was a patriotic address by J. G. Beeler, of una city. :o; :- For Sale Three COOd dwellings lnnntml nl tl,a edgo of town, with from ono to ten ncres of ground. Excellent locations for DOUltrv nnil trunk. 19-2 MILTONBERGER & LEININGER. . : :o: : Xollco to lUeycle Riders. Blcyclo rldors are hnrohv that thoy will bo arrstod If caught ruung on tno Bldewnlk. No excoptlons will be mado. On nccount of bo many COllinlalnts the lifcvHn nrdl unnnft will bo strictly enforced. JOHN JONES, Cbtof of Police. : :o: : Public Sale. Adam Sonsel. Ilvlnc nnn mil and a half 111II0 east of the Garflold qnurcu, will olTor at 1ubllc salo on March 2Stli. twelve linrsnH. .15 homi qf cattle nnd a lot of farm machinery and Implements. If.tllO bOWOls aro rlnpcod im nnlonnn got Into tho blood causing loss of Birengin, SKin eruption, dizziness and voriigo lunna staggers,) Prickly Ash BIttors will open tho bowels, drive out the impurities and restore Stronirtll. onorcrv nnd nhAnrfnl anlrlta Prlco $1.25 per bottle -Rlnckor Book SERVICE SATISFACTION Arc Your Eyes k Good Condition? Do Yonir Glasses Fit? IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT CONSULT OUR OPTOMETRIST. HE IS A SPECIALIST AND CAN GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SER VICE. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES. MARRY DIXON & SON. OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS TALC ontee I'M A WOMAN has to breathe the fra grance of Jonteel, the New Odor of twenty-six flowers, only once to know it is a perfume that is rare and expensive. You expect its price to be for biddingly high. But you are astonished and delighted to find that Talc Jon teel sells at a price no higher than that of ordinary powders. Try it today Wa Face Poiodi Jonteel Talc Jonteel 25c Combination Cream Jonteel 50c SOLD ONLY AT THE Rexall Drug Store, DR. J. S. TWINEM, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA. Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrician. X-Ray. For your comfort and accommodation The Nurse Brown Memorial Homeopathic Hospital. Homeopathic medicine for acute and chronic diseases. A trial will convince you that there is no system of treatment its equal. Office phone 183. Residence phone 283. Hospital Phone 110. AUTO LIVERY Since I hnyo sold tho garago am doing nuto livery from tho North SIdo Bam.. Day or Night Tolophono 29. Wo mako a specialty of drives to sales all over tho county at the rato of flro cents per mllo per person. Thoso who havo sales throughout tho country please let mo know. Also a few cars for sale. Night Call Kcd C32. Julius. Mogensen. WE BOY YOOR 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. c urug io., special Agents.
