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THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBi, Vl r.UST 30, 1018.
No. 66
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THE COUNTY'S CONTRIBUTION
TO THE NATIONAL ARMY.
The Tribune has been froquontly
nuked: How many mon, sns Lincoln
county contributed to tho war? Un
fortunately thero is no way of ascer
taining the oxact number, for It Is not
known Just how many mon ovor thlr-.
ty-ono or under twenty-one liavo en
listed, or just bow many Lincoln
pounty men wore In Company E when
that organization was sent to Camp
Cody.
However, the number furnished by
tho county can approximately be giv
en. Prior to December 15th, tho dato
on which the first call was made, ono
hundred and ono men had been in
ducted Into scrvlco through tho local
board. Slnco December 15th and up to
yesterday tho quotas furnished under
the several calls aggregated three
hundred and one. In addition to those
twenty-five were released from army
service In order to Join the navy. Thl
makes a toW. of four hundred and
twenty-six men who have entored the
service through tho local board.N
To this should be added about fifty
Lincoln county men who went with
Company B, and not less than twenty
under ago or ovor ago that enlisted.
Tills would bring the total up to four
hundred and ninety-six. Tho estlmato
of the Company B men Is conservative
and the estimate" of tho under and
over age enlistments is under rather
than above tho actual number. It can
bo said with safety that today five
hundred Lincoln county boys aro
serving under the colors, and to this
number twenty-two more will be add
ed next week.
That we aro beginning to rather
keenly feel tho loss of this man-power
cannot bo questioned; in fact it la
very noticeable In North Platte as
well as In tho villages and precincts
at tho county, and as the days go by
and tho calls for mon continue tho
loss wif.1 be more perceptibly folt
. Major White, wl;o had been visiting
his parents, left Wednesday for Los
Angeles where he will enter the Unl-.
verslty of Southern California pcndling
a ci Into the medical reservo corps
for which hie application has been
accepted.
Thero will bo a Swedish Lutheran
meeting Monday evening at the
churph at eight o'clock.
Advance Showing M Autumn Models
New Suits, New Coats, New Dresses, New Skirts and New Blouses
'Si-Ill
The New Fall Suits
A wonderful array of stunning
Models In Broadcloth, SUrcrtono
Velours, Rurct-du-LuInc, Gabar
dine, Poplin and lino Serges,
mado In plain Tailored models
and some Fur trim mod models,
colors, nro Brown, Toupe, Rein
(leer Plum, Black and Navy.
Moderately priced from
$24.50 to $119.50
School Days will
soon bo here, all
tho new FALL
Dresses for tho Nssraaagawiww,
school girl are
hem ready for
your Inspection.
North Platte
31 KN SELECTED FOR NEXT
WEEK'S QUOTA TO CAMP-
Tho registration board cm Wednes
day aolocted tho names of twenty-six
registrants from which will bo select
ed tho twenty-two who will Journoy to
Camp Grant Bomo day next -weok
Tho oxact dato for leaving had not
been received by tho local board up
to last evening.
Tho names and addresses of tho
men selected aro aB follows:
Fred L. Rldinger. North Platto
H. H. Walsworth. Sutherland
Roy Lannln. North Platto
Arthur N'rtson, Denmark
Henry Rooster, Wolllleot
Aaron Bartholomew. Tryon
Honry Lunkwltz, Horshy
James Boyle, lorth Platto
James McNeil, North Platto
Walter Johnson, North Platte
Muurico Buchtol, North Watte
William Mann, North Platto
Frank Olcott, North Platto
Stanley Koch. North Platto
Edward Hein, Horshey
Rawloy Cainblln. Brady
Haarvoy Andorson, Mnxwd'.l
Bert Pearco, Arnold
Raleigh Croghan, Arnold
Arthur Carver, Brady
David Mann. Brady
Martin Flkonschor, Brady
John Caldwoll. North Platto ' .
Win. C. Moore, Maxwell
Schuyler WICcox, Farnam
William Dovlno, Farnam
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TONIGHT
nt
THE SUN
Tho Sammy Girls Theatre
CAR.MKL MYERS 1
In
THE DREAM LADY
Saturday Night
J. WARREN KERRIGAN '
in
A MAN'S MAN
Admission
10 20
Roucel's Orchestra
To tlio Public.
Commencing Monday, September
2d, a chnrgo of 25 cents will be mado
for shaving and 50 cents for hair cut
ting at all North Platto Barber
shops, 2t
The advance guard of
Fall Fashions are now
ready revealing the
truth that war has not
dampened the creative
minds of apparel de
signers and while the
scarcity of desirable
apparel cannot be de
nied, however this
store is as thoroughly
prepared with im
mense stock as at any
period in the past.
After spending three
weeks in the New York
market, we have suc
ceeded in securing the
highest grade of mer
chandise in the most
authentic styles and at
Prices that will stand the
v The New Fall Dresses
Tho Now Cont fashions liavo
novcr been more beautiful than
they nro this season, tho com
binations of rich materials
trimmed with lustrous Fur gives
each garment an Individuality.
Attractively priced from
$18.75 to $150.00
Remember In our high grade
coats, we havo all different
models, no two alike.
Ladies' Outfitting
SIX ALLIED ARMIES
STRIKE THE HUN LINES.
What Is believed to bo tho most do
clSfivc battle of the world war to dato
has developed on tho big front, ox
tending from the famous Vlmy Ridge
south to SoiFsons, over a front of
more than .v hundred miles.
Threo British and threo Fronch
nrmlos aro engaged, their lino,, being
oonnoutcd at a point south of tho
Sctiuno river.
The, Fronch armies, slnco Tuesday
morning, liavo mado tho groatest ad
vance of (he entire war, as a rcsW.t of
their blow dollvored in the Picardy
scoter, having penotratod the cnomy
llnefl and pushed forward to Frlcourt,
ouo and n half miles from the Soinmo
liver
In this sweep forward tho French
linlts taking part have ponctratcd to
n depth of over seven miles on n thir
ty mllo front. Over thirty towns hold
by the enemy, havo boon occupied and
vast quantities of supplies and great
numbors of enemy prlHonors have fal
len into hands of the allied armies.
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Open New Business.
Brookfl Meadows of this city,
Harry Haldcman of Kcarnoy havo on
torod Into a ipartnershlp and havo
opened an electrical supply house In
i tho Thomson building on wost Sixth
street, The firm name is the Electric
al Fixtures & Supply Co., and both
a retail and wholosalo business will
bo carried on, tho firm also doing
more or 'ess manufacturing of olo
ctricil fixtures.
Tlfopompany has already received
several largo contracts, one of which
Is tho 'lighting fixtures for tho now
school' building at Sutherland.
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Riipnunio Captured.
Bapaumo was captured yestorday
by tho forces of Field Marshal Halg.
Tho capture of Bapaumo is another
bard blow to the Germans. Tho allies
dominate tho railroads that entc
town from ho east and from tho north
and south. Tho Germans 'fought do
peratoly to hold tho town.
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Miss Ruth Elder loft tho first of
the week for a visit with friends In
Kearney.
Mrs. Wm. Whitlock loft yesterday
morning for a week's visit In Ft.
Collins. Col.
severest comparison.
THE NEW FALL SILK AND
WOOL DRESSES
for street und afternoon wear.
A brilliant assemblage of tht
season new modes at prices
unusually moderate. Mado up
In French serges, Wool Jersey,
Trlcotlno Satins, Oeorgette, Taf
feta and Sorgo mid Satin com
binntlons, trimmed with braid,
embroidery frlngo and bends.
In nil the never shades. Prices
range from .
$14.75 to $59.75
"rn'imi.wrc i
See
our
South win
1
dow with nil tho
now fall wool
and cotton dres
ses for your
school girl needs,
Store
i . aii sizes ut low
Columbus est prices.
NEWS ABOUT THE BOYS
WHO ARE IN SERVICE.
Sgt. Geo. Loan, stationed at Camn
Dovons Mnaa.. wrltoa that ho now
has hopes of gotting "ovor Uiorc." Ho
onlistcd from hero lnst Juno,
I tarry Plzor has boon ont to Camn
Lewis. Washington, whoro ho in chlor
ftlerh to tho sargcant major in tho
hospital corps. Ho la woll plcaacd
with lila work and aurroundlugs .
A eon of Attorney W. E. Flvnii.
who recently moved to this city from
his , ranch ut, Flats, who Is an
offiqers' training camp will to
morrow rocelvo his commission at
nontenant.
Captain J. D. Hnngorford, a non-
hoW of deo. B. Dent of thia city, was
killed at Nognlos, Ariz., Tuosday In a
lignt witu Mexican bandits. In this
onoOuntor two Americans woro killed
and twenty-six wounded.
A: card hnH boon received by ro:n-
tlvoa stating the vessel on which Joo
Sohatz had ombarkod had- arrived 8fo
ly ovorseas. Joo Is with n rcglmont ot
mountalneors from South Carolina
and he Bays tho way thoy tulk Is qulto
amusing to a northern man.
Among tho nnmes onnoarlnc In tho
casualty list,, this week was that or
William Roy Scibort. eon of Rov. and
Wra. John F. Soibort, of Chicago, ter
mor residents of this city. It was
stated that tho sorloitsness of his
wound waa at that timo undotorinln
od. Roy, as ho wns known hero, is
onlytwonty-two years old.
Llout. Paul Nolan and Lieut. John
Tighp, who wont from hero to Camp
Cody with Company E, and lator in
tended tho officers training school
and won commissions, aro homo on a
visit ror a fow days. Roth aro looking
mo pniK ot nonaction. Thoy will re
port' Septombor Gth at Camn Mc-
Arthur at Waco, Texas .
"Splko" Winters has boon nro-
motcd to a Corporal at Camp Dodgo.
Mr. ' Winters has only boon thoro
about a month and thinks his mem
bership in the Brady Homo Guards
was responsible for his promotion. Ho
says, ho i now quprtored in a build
ing instead of a tent, and that bo now
takes his meals with tho offlcors.
Brady vindicator,
.lnnus K. Flynii. who landed In
Frnnci. August 12, 1917, has been
transferred to tho American forccH
after having sorvod about a year in
the British army. Ho baa two gola
Borvice chevrons won whilo with King
Cioorgo's army. "Ho la -glad -to 16 with
the "nnks, although ho enjoyed many
things Whilo with the "Imperialists"
wnicn no win miss from now on.
Compared with what ho has been thru,
tno present condition at tho l'laco
where ho Is now nro "torrlbly qulot."
bo lar as wo know Jim was tho first
rcridont of North Plntto to rouch
Franco, nlthough on tho same boat, on
which ho wont over wero WHI
fred Stuart and John Burroughs
both former North Platto boys hut
roFldonts of tho Pacific coast at the
time of their enlistment.
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County News.
.'Dad" Graves, of Maxwell, haB Hold
eighty acres of sand hill land north
of that viliago for $2,200.
Miss Allco Albco, now employed In
clerical work In one of tho. depart
ments in Washington, Is visiting
friends In Maxwell.
Tho Maxwc.l Telopost says tho P.
V. ranch north of that village has' boon
sold to tho Updfko Grain Co. of Om
aha and will bo thrown upon tho
market.
J. K. Barnett, living bouUi of Hor
shey Is threshing his wheat nnd tho
average Is twenty bushois por ncro.
As ho hod out 460 acres, ho will havo
about 9,000 bushels.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrtln Mlckolson now
living in Oaklnnd, Cal., havo been
visiting friends at Horshey this weok.
For a numbor of years Mr. Mlckolson
was engaged in business In that
village
During the present month tho Hor
nlioy branch of tho Red CroHg has
shipped 6 ladies drossos, 5 underskirts
5 children's dresses, 25 petticoats, 10
pair pajamas, G pair undorwear, 5 bed
shirts, 10 comfort lings, 1G 'pnlr of
socks and a big quota of surgical
dressings.
Whilo Judgo Ritenour Is In no direct
way connected with tho Food Admin
istration. Monday ho sot a high prlpe
on tho valuo of watermelons on tho
vino, and fined Oscar Bristol, Paul
Larson and Antono Nolson $10.00
each for going Into L. E. McCloHen's
patch without their watermolon card.
Brady Vindicator,
Forty men havo slgnod tho muster
roll of tho Homo Guards at Maxwell,
and tho iumbor IH growing ropldly.
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Rtg Ranch Sold This Week.
Ono of tho largest land sales mado
in this vicinity In recent years was
o9ed thl week whon II. C. Win-
quest sold his ranch to F. J. Sullivan.
Tho ranch contaInK 3,000 acres
s'mated west and north of Brady,
r ut ono section bolng In tho Platto
V'ilay, Possession will bo given
.v rcn 1st next, ami y tnnt umo
X WInqnost will close out tho cattle
i c tlio ranch.
ho consideration was $55,000.
P 'ly Vindicator.
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r. and Mrs. J. F. Sellman return
( i Hastings Wednesday after vlnit
li tho lattar8 Hlxter Mrs. If. P.
H kol.
v r. and Mrs. R. L. Okerwm and1
! fa ly camo up from McCook Sunday ,
' Ji, ' itr car to vUlt the ltter broth -
er II. P. Honckel.
I ' r Stfft A SWV4 of T Hlnman
pT :i.ct. miles from N'orth Platt.". G
S' p "nan. Route 1 2t
liOOAL XJSV I'UItSONAL
Viator F. Bock wont to Kenrnoy to
day to transact buslnoifs tor a couple
ot tlnys.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson and two grant!
chlldron left yostorday morning for a
vimt in uonvor.
.Extract Honey for salo by L. E.
Hastings, 210 Willow. GG-2
Mrs. B. A. Criim wUl soon leavo
North Platto oxpoctlng to tnko up a
rosiuonco m Atlanta, aa.. whoro hor
husband In Btatloncd as a chaplain Is
nn army camp.
Isn't this stneorlug? Two boxes of
Llilnn writing paper for 3Ccl At THE
REXALL DRUG STORE, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. Sept. Gth. Oth
and 7th.
North Plntto pooplo loarnod with
rogrot Ibis week tho death of Mr.
Jackson, husbnnd ot Mnrgarot Jonoa,
rormorly of this city. Doath occurred
Monday at tho homo of tho deqeasod
parcntu In Kansas after an Illness ot
sevornl wooks.
Prepare for higher prices. Soap Is
going up ovory day. Two bars for 11c
at THE REXALL STORE. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Sot. Gth. Gth and
7th.
Harry Dixon has boon spondlng this
weok with Mrs. Dixon in Omaha. For
ten days past Mrs. Dixon hns boon
suffering from a Bwolling in ono of
hor oars which roqulrod daily lancing,
b'ut sho Is now Improving, Mr. Dixon
oxpects to return homo Sunday
Jonathan Hlgglns. of this city, has
tho democratic nomination for float
roprosontntlvo from tho 77th district
composed of Dawson, Lincoln and
Koltli comities. Ho dofoatod his op
ponent, Eugono Deal, of Ogalalla, by
twolvo votes.
Lot us provo to you our mighty
purchasing powor. Attend THE REX
ALL DRUG STORE Ono Cent Salo.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sdpt.
5th, Gth and 7th.
Tho quostlonalros rccelvod by tho
local board to bo used In tjio regis
tration next month provido for more
personal information than was roqulr-
il of tho 1917 rogistrantcV Tho
quostlonaircg contain twenty Boparato
quostions and whon thoy nro all an
swered tho history of tno registrant
is vory completo.
A charming Star-BILLY BURKE in a delightful otory
6 Letys Get a Divorce 99
She wanted a divorce and then declined. She
found she loved her husband better than romance
Crystal Theatre aJZy Sept 2-3
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Ford One
Price 8550 at Factory
Farmer you can't afford
to put more money in a
truck with this depend
able one before you.
Hendy - Ogier Auto Co.
Ford Sales and Service
Don't Fail to Obtain Our Prices on
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye
Hay and Alfalfa
You will have more dollars in your pocket
HARRINGTON MERCANTILE COMPANY
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THE WlfrlTED HERMANS GIVE
EVIDENCE OF LOSING HEART.
British military observers say it ts
now clear that tho Gormans Inlond to
rotlro to a shorter lino on tho west
ern front, whoro thoy can obtain bet
ter dofonslvo poltlonH against tho
constantly ropoatod ontonto allied
blows so that tho onomy can econom
ize his forces, which hns bocoino an
urgont necosslty on ncconnt of. his
lossonlng man powor.
iMoroovor, tho moral offect of any
kind of retirement has boon proved
to bo vory great on tho Gorman tpcoplo
und nrmles and tho onomyV prosout
intention is undoubtedly to make a
stand on somo lino woll. wost of tho
Illndonhurg lino, if posslblo.
Tho roslntnnco which tho onomy has
boon making on tho wost Tront hns
varied greatly on different parts of
tho hundred mfio sector on which tho
battle Is raging. Somo Goramn cltvU
slons havo boon fighting with tholr old
tlmo determination, whilo others havo
boon surrondorlng frooly. WhMo It is
nocossnry to guard against oxaggorat
"bd expectation,, of a Gorman collapse,
It Is nevertheless truo that tho fight
ing of tho last month has given dof
lnito ovldonco of a notnblo deteriora
tion In Gorman morale.
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Methodist Church.
The regular sorvlcos will bo held
In tho Mothodlst church Sunday;
Sunday school 9:4G a. m. Morning
worship 11 a. m. Epworth Long no
7 p. m. Evening worship 8 p.. m.
At tills sorvlco thoro will bo a reading
and special music. All aro Invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. JamoB Brady and
ohIZdron roturnod Wednesday morning
from visit with thoir son and brother
Goorgo nt Camp Funston. Thoy wit
nessed tho big military parndo with
30,000 of tho boys In lino. Enrouto
homo thoy visited In Kansas City and
Donvor.
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partncr-slilp
Tho firm ot DIonor a Fleishman
doalors in Boots and Shoes, is this day
dissolved. W. H. DIonor as liquidating
partner, wlM sottlo nil obligations or
tho Into firm nnd Is authorized to col
lect all claims. Tlio business will bo
continued at tho old stand.
W. II. DIENER
II. O. FLEISHMAN1
Dated August 13th, 1018.
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