The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, April 12, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text''V DO "YOU t HAVE TROUBLE BREAKING i YOUR GLASSES If soit will pay you GUARANTEED Step in and see our Optometrist about them. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES. HARRY DIXON & SON. Optician and Optometrist. DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, Graduate Dentist Office over the McDonald State Bunk. ' LOCAL AND FJEBSONAL Ladies Sailor Hats in all the braids and shapes at WILCOX now DE- PARTMENT xSTORE. John i Kennedy returned this week from Utah, where he had been trans acting business for two months. New spring styles in wools and silks, all tho new and best styles. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dtener were visitors in Ogalalla yesterday, Fred going up to transact business and Mrs. Dienor to visit friends. Wanted Girl for genreal housework Mrs. Chas. Herrod. 702 W. 4th St. Christian Scienc.o service Sunday at 11 a. m., Sunday school 12 noon. "Wed nesday evening meetings 8 p. in., Build ing and Loan building. Room 25. "Wanted Secondhand, dark wood, square dining table. Call 329. The Daughters o the American Revolution will meet tomorrow after noon at tho home of Miss Alleen Gantt. Tho annual conference report will bo given. . Eggs for Hatching Barred Ply moth Rocks and Single Comb White Leghorns. $1.00 per-15. $6.00 per 100. Mrs. Charles Dameier, Sutherland, Nebraska. 20-8 R. E. Biggs, freight conductor, leaves today or tomorrow for Port Leavenworth where he will enter the service as a member of the Thirty-first regiment of railroad engineers. Miss M. Sleman, steam baths and Swedish Massago. ladles and gentle - men. Phono 897. Brodbeck bldg. 85tf Prod Walker will leave in a few days for the east,' where he will re-enlist in tho navy. Ho was honorably discharg ed a couple of months ago after serv ing four years and has' been Spending the time with the homo folks. Georgetta crepo blouses in all the new dainty spring shades. E. T. TRAMP & SONS. Lawrence Murrln, who had been working In a shipyard at Long Beach, Cal., returned home Wednesday night to recuporato from a injured back. He says he expects to return to Long Beach in two or three weeks. Queen Quality Lace, Oxfords and PumDS. tho Ultra Styles for spring and summer wear at WILCOX DEPART-1 MENT STORE. In justico to H. A. Donelson should bo stated that yellow paint was not used on tho front of his store Saturday night. A little black or dark blue paint was used, presumably by young boys who secured an empty can. Mr. Donelson wont to his store after tho parade to do somo wtork, his son later entered and left the door unlock, ed and a'fow men entered. Just at tho same time a committee camo round and asked Mr. Donelson to keep closed until four. Ho hustled out tho men who had entered and locked tho door. WE BUY YOUR HAY. GRAIN, SEEDS AND LIVESTOCK. We soil 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. AUTO Since I liavo sold tho garage am doing anto llTery from tho North SIdo Barn,. Day or Night. Telephone 29. We make a specialty of drlrei to sales all otct tho county at the rata, of Are cents per Mile per person. Those irho hare sales throughout tho country pleaso let me know. Also a few cars for sale. Night Call Bed C32. Julius Mogensen. to consider our NOT TO BREAK Mrs. F. Laughlin wont to Kearney this morning to visit friends. For Sale Parsnips and green onions L. I. TUCKER, Phone Red. 1003. Mrs. Will Waltomafch and daughter will leave Monday for a visit with relatives and friends nt Blair. All that's now in silks are being shown over the counter of THE LEADER MERC- CO. Mr. and Mrs. David Hunter, who spent the winter at Long Beach, Cal., have, will soon, arrive at their sum mer homo north of Sutherland, A largo assortment of Children's and Misses' Hats, special for Saturday $1.00 to, $3.75. McVickor's Millinery, 10G east Fifth street. An echo or the semi-conennial cele bratlon will be hoard In tho county court today wlien tho Coatos Co will bring a suit for about $300 for an unpaid lumber bill against the officers We have peonies and phlox. Plant them now. North Platte Floral Co Phono 1023. tf For the best baled Alfalfa- and Prairie hay, mixed Chicken feed, Corn, Oats, Speltz, Alfalfa meal, Cotton seed meal, Cotton cake, and Corn gluten call 99. LEYPOLDT & PENNINGTON. For Rent Houso at 804 W. 2nd. Phone Black 229. Railroad- employes In North Platte who an?-not included in tho train and engine service, expect to soon re ceive an advance In .wages. This In crease is figured to vary from forty per cent on section hands and other low mid labor to six ner cent for the man who receives $200 or mortJper month. To tho section hand who now receives $1.C5 per day it means an increase of about $17.00 per month The raise will date from January 1st, and will probably bo officially an nounced May 1st- Possibly you do not know that you can buy nice stylish silk dresses at very reasonable 'prices. Let us show you our $15 and $20.00 styles. WIL COX DEPARTMENT STORE. A First ward woman, somewhat peeved, stopped us on tho street yes terday and said "What are we going to do about tho dogs?" "What dogs?" wo asked, "Well I am 'putting in a war garden, and as fast as I plant tho dogs tramp and scratch and dig. I am not alone, soveral neighbors have tho same experience. Don't" you think j Food Admlnlstator Goodman ought to 'seo that the dogs are tied up, corralod or chloroformed?" Wo told her sho .was on tho right track; Goodman was tho man. Tho fewer tho dogs the bet ter the gardens, also tho fewer the j dogs, the more soup bones for tho , people; und in the matters of produc tion and conservation Goodman, is vitally interested. So are wo all. Dr. Brock, Dentist, over Stono Drug Storo, tf ::o:: 31 ,K. Church. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock fifty ivery lino slides will be shown on tho It! canv'as.V. The theme w.$L "bo ''.Am erica, a wondorland." Tho trend win be patriotic. At 9:45 a. m. Sunday school; 11 a. m. preaching, theme, "From Glory to Glory." Junior League 3 p. ni., Mission study 5:30 p. m., lunch at 0:30, Epworth League at 7. A cordial weicomo awaists you. Brood Sows for Snlc. Fifteen Pure Bred Duroc Brood sows for sale All will farrow before April 12th. Inquire Wallace E. Porter 1 miles west of Sutherland. tf LIVERY 1IQND SUHSClllPTIONS. Tdr "'.- , .68 J&tMt Siihcrlbctl.t1.1ia;,C00".'W Tuesday's buuscripuons Jno. Brntt ; 1100.00 Airs. J. S. Twinom. 1000.00 Chas. Stevons 1000.00 Henry P. Hanson 1000.00 .Mjrjg. Anna f. nanscm iuuu.uu Al&rt vTw. cooiidgo . ... iooq,go Bin-0., 1000.00 E. N. Oftior ...... 1000, D. A. MA triors.... ,. W. P. Snyder...... 700,' 50' A. P. Kolly- ro Mary A. Simnnts. COO.OO Mrs. W. T. Wilcox. 500.00 Richi Ugal.... 500.00 Elizabeth Bratt 500.00 C .1. Pass 500.00 J. T. Listor 400.00 F. L. AVoinbargi 400.00 D. J. Fredcriok 400.00 Mary 13. Mathers 300.00 C. V. Turpio 300.00 T. V. Romigh 250.00 F. W. Cross 250.00 Thomas Burnoy 200.00 T. F. Zimmerman. 200.00 Moso MoFarland 200.00 C. P. Howard... Wilson Tout.,. C. S. "Clinton... 2OQ;0O 200.00 150:00 S.. R. Carney 100.00 L. F. Simon....... B. J. Oilman C. M. Austin Mrs. M. E. Scott.. J. M. McNeill G. W. Miller Edward Jnc.kson . . Frod Porritt Mrs. W. A. Kockcn R. L. Cnntlin 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 C. O. Woingand'. 10K00 Gcorgo H. Wilkins. 100.00 Leigh Carroll. 100.00 E. II. Lloyd 100.00 William Hawloy. 100.00 Fred L. Spurrier 100.00 C. Sivlts. 100.00 C. Xorris. 100.00 Henry Bondor - 100.00 . M. Listor 100.00 O. F. Spencer 100.00 Chas. McDonald (ndd'l) 100.00 Ed. S. Cunninghum lOO.ffo J. A. Poters 100.00 C. F. Hibbard 100.00 Jno. K. Ottonstcin 100.00 .Tustino Bird 300.00 Wni. J-J, Shulnan . 100.00 C. P.tul Harrington...- 100.00 Charles Roach 100.00 .Tas. II. Stono 100.00 Bort Barber 100,00 M. F. Hoslor 100.00 Honry Westonfold 100.00 Otto Wostendfeld 100.00 Glenn Scott 100.00 H. MeEvoy 300.00 W. Likes. 10000 Marci Ifattic D, SUlasen 100.00 Hoaglniid 100.00 C. FranHin Koch 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50V00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50,00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 Emil C. Kosbau J. F. McNamarav ; Ed. P. Soilor....... Harry Madison R. V. Cox . Mrs. I?. V. Cox Claud O. Wilson Mrs. A. II. Giiilliatnno Curt ninninn Airs. Jennio Ilinman . . . . . Jhmcs Itoy Hoggerty . . . .. rremius Forstcdt M. H. Becler Win, Lyman.,,. Mrs. Kkthlien Hagerty... G. Itav Sansom Harry E. Mitchell Goraldino Nancy JLitcholl. Margaret Ncllscn Boy F. Bunnell John lh Null Harry J. Binkley E. C. Bakor Walter Eshlcman Frank A. Moonoy . . Victor Von Goetz. . . . W. J. Holdorncss. . . . Itobort A. Armstrong Angus MncLenn Chas. Dixon Unlph L. North Jessio Bobinsqn J. Guy Swopo Ella Smith .Evangeline Horrod.. Mabel Churchill Andrew Johnson Bessie A. Moore Stevo Colo T. II. Wathcn Ellis Barraclough. . . . ?,r. S. Bcbhausen Gits. F. Thicman.... O. H. Splcer F. W. 'Wcisborgcr. , . . Arthur D. Jones Wm M. ttitnor Harold Burko John Burke, .Tr Herbert Burke, Mnbollo Burko Graco Burko H. E. Hnrtloy D. E. Etta Bakor V 50.00 Eva Hongland 50.00 Chns. Groon 50.00 Hfinry Stnples, . . Martin Wyman, F. W. Ilerminghauson.' P. E. Hayes 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 Wednesday's Subscriptions. Previous Amount .$180,000.00 Bottio V. MoKonney $2,000.00 .ino Bratt (ndd'l) 1100.00 J. W. Payno 1000.00 Elmor E. .Tamos 500.00 Goo. TJobort Lannln 1300.00 Elizabeth Bratt 500.00 Jno C. Don 500.00 Jno. A. Horrod 500.00 Louis C. Drost 600.00 Julius Halilor 500.00 Fred Waltomath T. 400.00 Mario A. Ames ,. 400,00 B. J. Gulnnn 400.00 Nottlo Mocombor 300.00 Howard McMichaol 300,00 J-'rank Ebelo 250.00 Fannie W. Collins 250,00 P. H. Sullivan 200.00 Mrs. J. G. Bceler 200.00 .T. B. Ttedfiold. . . , 200.00 T, V, Busklrk 300.00 F. A. Star 300.00 W. T. Alden, Treas 200.00 H. h. Pennington 250.00 Fred Marti 200.00 O. II. Wnltor 250.O O. H. Thoelecko 200,00 John It. Worthloy 200.00 J. T. Iwloyd 200.00 William F. Vosoipka 200.00 Chas. J. IL Brand 200.00 Arthur W. Plummer 200.00 II. O. Brock 150.00 F. E. Kronquest. 100.00 Cmy W Hdto...'. 1W.00 Ham- A. Similar 1(10.00 & M. Mntsoit 100.00 OIim. W. ltublf 100.00 llrry S. Johimon 100.00 Mrs. Albert Rnnnie 100.00 Miss Effie Rrnokor 100.00 Harry O. Williams 100.00 Rubyo Downs 100.00 A. Montgomery 100.00 Martin Mogonson. ........ r. . 100.00 C. ,T. Comwell 100.00 Lillian Glenson 100.00 , Ulins. McDonnld. John Nicholson. , F. J. Dlonor. ... 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Win, Madison .Too D. Kelly 100.00 Bert Hunter 100.00 Louis A. Brotornitz 100.00 Louis A. Brotornitz 100.00 Subsc rilipr 100.00 C. L. Bas-klns 100.00 Mrs. Sadio Boatman 100.00 Zolla M. Dorram 100.00 Jesso J. Barnoll.... 100.00 John Stack 100.00 Ernest W. Miles 100.00 Oscar ,t. Sniwlall 100.00 Alfred Bromors 100.00 Harry Snmuolson 100.00 E. R. Nowsomo 100.00 H. It. Blalock 100.00 Honrv H. Landgraf 100.00 Mrs. Bort Barbor 100.00 Hitnshi Fugihara 100.00 T. P. Rowloy 100.00 Avery Duvnll 100.00 Jonnio S. Morsch 100.00 .T. W. Lemnstors 100.00 Oscar W. Wells 100.00 Jns. W. Elliott 100.00 Amy Elder 100.00 Goo. W. Monks 300.00 Jacob Weber 100.00 Jns. W. Diigaii 100.00 -31 Isn't it almost a crime to use unsanitary carpets when the Chi-Namel Graining System will make any old floor suitable for rugs? At 2c per square foot it is the cheapest and most sanitary floor finish any one could buy. Come in and learn to grain. It will take only five minutes Will outwear new hard wood finished with the ordinary varnish. STONE'S DRUG STORE. Cotton seed Cake and Heal, Cane Seed, Alfalfa and winter rape seed. Blatchford's Calf and Pig Meal, Egg and Milk Mash. Crushed, block and lump Rock Sajt, sulphurized block, granulated and Ice Cream Salt, Oyster Shell, Chick Food, Baled Hay and Alfalfa Hay. . Alfalfa Meal, Shorts, Bran, Chop and Corn. Also Apples at $1.25 per box. JR. N. LAMB PHONE 67. OAK EXCHANGE Before buying a car he sure to see me as I have a number of cars almost as good as new, which I will sell at a bargain. These cars are not old broken down junk, but cars which will stand close inspection and will save you money. Would be pleased to have you call and see these cars. A. M. B LIT ME FIRST CLASS CAR PAINTING. DR. J. S. TWIN EM, 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. L. C. Snwrr..... lOO.oij W. C. RUuor 100.00 c M. Newton 100.00 lkijwtt Soliwalgw 100.00 Hrlvprt W. Harris 100.00 Geo. B. Dfiut 10,0,00 Robert It Dlekov S00.00 Robert Bonn Joseph Morsoh Rinckor Book & Drug Co, Ilermnu Sonnomniiii .... Mario T. Dent.' O. J. Bowon Mrs. Kdnn McGraw..... Earnest E. Van Soy. . . Miss lrono Vim Cleave. H. Wilbur Groon Mrs. Ola H. Groan Win. T. Groan P. L. Wngaor 100.00 . 100.00 60.00 80.00 UO.OO 60.00 60.00 80.00 50.00 00.00 CQ.00 C6.00 50.00 50.00 G. H. Konworthy Daniol J. Grooloy 50.00 Nols Win.tors 50.00 Mrs. F. B. Flint ; 60.00 E. S. Davis 50.00 J. D. Holt 5U00 Mrs. A Anderson ' 50.00 Miss T. S. Blankonburg 50.00 Klmor Koont 50.00 Conrad W. Scharmann ., 50.00 F, W. Hormlnghauscn 50.00 J. T. Adkins 60.00 Mrs. C. E. Neat 50.00 Mrs. Grovor Donovan 60.00 Ed Boesch 50.00 P. E. Hayes 50.00 Donnld linsmusson 50.00'i Ora Roborts 50.00 Jno. E. Slates 50.00 T. II. Wathon ' 50.00 Loyd E. Hamilton 50.00 F. Conloy 50.00 Thayer T. Wollivor 50.00 Aloxnndor Beck 50.00 (Continued on Pago Eigth.) Graining System 818 North Locust St. IT'S LIKE. FINDING MONEY to bo offered such flno prices ns ours for your live stock. Conio mid got your slutro before others gobblo It up. Tho nioro Hvo stock you sell us the greater your profit will be. LEYPOLDT & PENNINGTON Wholesale Distributors. UUIti KXWJittEKS JtKTIKK OX l'KXNIONS- At tho 'meeting 6f tho Union PacMc ponslon board nt Omaha last vook, tho rotiromont of W. C. Iloynolds anil II N. fehiltll, of this city, was accepted ntul thoy wero iplaccd on tno pohalon list. Each will rocoive a ponaion of about sovonty dollars per month. Engineer Koynolds retlros after forty-ono years1 m continuous service, having entered tho employ of tho com pany na a flroman April 1, 1877. Dur that long period ho gave tho company tho host that was in him; Ho novcr fnl torcd at tho duty Imposed irpon him, and ho rotlrea with tho company's bn dorsoment of efficiency nnd tho good will of his follow employes- ,Mr. Hoy luxlils, na soon as ho can diaposo of his rosidonco property, movo to Southern California to mako hla homo, bolloving tho climnto wlUprovo beno flclal to his health which now la nono tho best Engineer Smith ontorcd tho aorvico of tho com'pany March 4th, 1877, na a section hand at Ogalalla. In May of Uio sjuno yoar ho camo to North Platto and worked on tho section under Foroman Brown. Tho following fall and for two succeeding falls lie oper ated a threshing machine in Iowa. In tho spring of 1881 ho returned to Nortli Platto and accepted employment In tho round houao and six, months lator began firing. Tho last trip ho mndo as flroman, tho englno with Poto Maatorson aa engineer ran In an open bridgo across Sand crook near Don ver, and MaBtorson was killed. In 1887 Mr. Smith -was promoted to engineer nd for thlrty-ono years has pulled tho throttle on freight and 'passongor runs, nnd llko Mr. Roynolds rendered faithful and efficient sorvlco to tho company, practiced tho goldon rule with his fellow workmen nnd from tho great Overland routo will recolvo n monthly atipond which will continue ro long as tho Journev in tho glaro of life's setting sun slmll last. Wo always welcome visitors to our storo. If you do not wish to buy you will not bo urged If you aro sowing and wish to come in nnd look ovor tho lnteHt rondy to wear stylos wo will bo pleased to show them to vou. Our snlMpnnlo aro nt vour sorvlco. "WIL COX DEPARTMENT .STORE. Word was received yestorday an nouncing tho birth, of a daughter to Mr. nnd Mtb. Chita. Durbln, now liv ing in California. -ro:: Weddings This Week. William W. Knotts, aged i3ixt$tW. of this city, and Mrs. Addle Vt Robin son, aged flfty-8lx, of Chicago, jvoro united in mnrriago Tuesday by Judge Woodhur8t- K ' Judge Woodhurst united In mnrriago Wednesday George P. Halsoy and Miss Mary Young, both of Wollfleot. Tho brldo Is tho daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Young, woll known residents of Medicine precinct ::o:; Gas Tnr. A wood presorvor to bo UBod as you use creosote, for tyreventlng' decay of fonco posts, or anything of wood. MAy bo used for treating chicken Iiousob for lice. Used as an wctorlor paint for silos. $0.25 per Barrel of CO gallons. North Plntto Light and Power Co. 23-10 :o: : After a long winter tho system be comes" filled with impurltlos caused by dry, strong diet. In Jiot weather these impurities causo sickness. Got rid' of thorn now by taking Prickly Ash, Bit-. tors. It will purify tho blood, liver ami bowolB and put tho irady In ehapo tor' Bummor work. Price $1.25 per Iwttlo. Rlnckor Book & Drug Storo, Special Agonts. "Looks Like Itnln this Morula'.? , . "Y-o-h but I think It's inennt for coffeoP POT LUCK! C1 .. ...111. it... , ,aaj. juii mini nun uiu inj myu Don'tNiInnio tho wife. Don't bliiuio tho cofTVo. Don't blnmo tho pot. Thoy can't help It! 1 Get an ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR ..Good coffeo uhvnys six cups for lc worth of current. It's worlli It. Tho cheapest coffeb In n good Electric Percolator will Jimko a belter brew thnn tho heat you can buy In an old stylo pot. 1'ot luck? Yok lint get a good pot and hnvo good luck. NORTH PLATTE LIGHT 8c POWER CO. 30 HEAD OF WHITE FACE BULLS 3 YEAR OLD. ALSO 300 HEAD WHITE FACE HEIFERS 2 YEAR OLD. J SEE OR ADDRESS C. V. TURPIE, NORTH PLATTE, NBDR. All Kinds of Hemstitching Done. Singer Sowing Machine Co. H Block north of Post Office North Matte, Nebraska. OLD