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SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
One tfcur by Mall, In (idvnnco.. $!.""
Ono Year hy Carrier, In advance, $2.00
Kntorod at tho North Platte, Nebraskn
Postofflco as Second Class Mattor.
TL'KSDA V, FKIUtl'AllY 85lh, 1010.
MTV AND COUiNTY NEWS.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Waldron Sunday morn
ing. Miss Tholina Frater has aceoptod a
position with The Trlbuno, succeeding
Miss Eva Dick.
For Sale Four room cottage at 401
So. Willow. Phono 784F2. - Stf
Found Hlack kid glovo. Owner
call at The Tribune offlco, pay for
IblH notlco and tako proporty.
Jonteol Face powder, glvos a healthy
bloom to tho cheoks. Tho REXALL
STORE.
Miss Lena Raskins, who Is om-
ployed In Omaha, came horo a few
days ago to visit with tho home folks.
Fresh Whlttman CnndIos at tho
N'yal Drug Store.
If you llko WoBlorn plpturos with a
littlo bit of tho Eust thrown In, hoc
"The Man of Dronzo" tonight at the
Sun.
Dr. L. J. Krauso, Dentist, room 3
McDonald Rank building.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Wilcox' return
ed Saturday evening from St. Joe and
Chlcagn whoro they combined business
and pleasure.
Miss Littlo arrived In town from
Chicago Sunday and will have chargo
of tho millinery department at The
Loador.
Tho Christian aid society will moot
In tho church basement Thursday af
ternoon. All members are urged to
attend and bring their friends.
Fresh Whlttman Candles at the
Nyal Drug Storo.
R. F. Robinson, who hado been cm-
ployed In Wyoming towns since last
spring, returned to town yesterday to
nccopt a position with Tho Tribune.
Fresh Sassafras Hark at tho REX
ALL STORE.
Could you capture throe German
splos? Dick Holloway, played by Rert
Lytoll In "Unexpected Places" bad this
mtisfactlon. Share It with him at
tho Sun Wednesday.
Julius PIzer loft Sunday night for
ExeolBlor Springs whoro he will spend
a couple of weeks. Uo had intended
going to Hot Springs, Ark., but later
concluded to stop at tho Alisaouri
health resort.
Soo us for Service. Tho REXALL
STORE .
Ex-Prosldent Wm. II. Taft was an
oast bound passtngor yesterday
morning, but ho was still in bod when
tho train reached horo and tho crowd
which bad assemblod to soo him wore
disappointed.
Ask to soo tho Hetty Ross Hat at
MoViokors' Opening display Febru
ary 28th and March 1st.
Fred Kusor, who sold his ranch
fourteen miles northeast of town last
fall, will sell sixteen head of horses,
110 had of cattlo and a lot of farming
machinery on March 18th. After tho
salo Mr. and Mrs. Kusor expect to
move to this city.
Mako your homo spick and span
with Shorwin-WIllams Urichten Un
finishes. REXALL STORE.
Charles Dixon wont to Omaha Sun
day night whoro ho will spend tho
wook attending the convontlous of tho
stato optometrists association, of
which ho is secretary, and tho stato
Jowolors' association.
As an Insufficient number of appli
cants wore secured for tho clerk-car
rier examination, (male only) advor-
tlsod for Fob. 8th tho examination
has boon postponed until Mnrch Sth
1U1U. Any nutlo who will roach his
eighteenth birthday within thirty days
of tho dato- of tho examination may
tako sumo.
An owner of a Dodgo Hrothors car
told mo tho past week of making a
1700 mUo trip with a Dodgo with an
aVorago of 23 mllos to tho gallon of
gas, and without a slnglo adjustment
to tho car. If oconomy and stability
aro what you want In your noxt car,
Inqulro of J. V. ROMIGH. Dealer.
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If you want tho family to bo heal
thy and active, glvo them Ilolllstor's
Rocky Mountain Tea this month
regnlatos tho bowols, holps tho ap
potlto, puts llfo and onorgy in tho
Iwholo family. 35c, Toa or Tablets
J. O. PATTERSON, Druggist.
Tho Greatest Littlo Town. j Jontoel Talcum, tlu talcum with tho
Ralph W. Graham, of La Grange, JlOO.000 odor. Sold exclusively at
111., a son of Geo. E. Graham a for-1 the REXALL STORE.
mer North Platte business mhn, sends' ::o::
... rt,in.M Trii.mii and oallrnnr '. rady Vindicator Jlcnifi.
I"".,;: " ,i., , m, ...J M. Trotter, of North Platto,
Llpe O' Type or Two" column of that
paper nppoared a clipping from The
Tribune relative- to Tom Healoy fall
ing In Omaha while helping a stout
lady across an Icy street. In Ills lottor
Ralph says: "1 hare always main
tained that North Platte Is tho great
est little town In God's country and
to pain recognition In Chicago's gront
est newspupor serves only to substan
tiate my statement, even If it Is at
the expense of Tom Healcy. It might
hasten Air. Henley's recovery to
know that R. L. T.'s Lln-O'-Type Is
the moBt widely read and absorbed
column of any Chicago newspaper.
Extend my sympathies or congratula
tions, whlchover the exigencies of the
occasion require, to Mr. Hoaley."
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Forty-nine Is the number of, resi
dence lots yot left ln tho Trusteo's
and RIvordalo Additions. A few years
ago these additions were placed upon
the market. Ono hundred and nlnoty
two residence lots were laid out and
Improved with sidewalks, sewor.
gradod streets, wntor and gas mains.
Tho gradual growth of the city east
ward has absorbed all but forty-nine
of thoso lots. A large portion of the
lots sold have been Improved with
homos and many of North Platte's best
and most modern homos are located
In this rosldonco district. Tho own
ers figure that tho demand of the
prosont sonson will Just about close
out tho romnlnlng lots of thoso addi
tions. In order to assist buyers, the
owners aro offering to accept Liberty
Ponds at full valuo, tho same as cash
in full or partial payment of any of
tho lots shown in tho advertisement
with tho map on the first page of this
Issue. Tho lots arc for sale by one
of the owners, Attorney Wm.E.
Shumnn, of this city.
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transuctod business in town Wodnes
dtjy. Mr. Trotter to dato has shipped
tnlrty-elght cars of alfalfa hay to
market from the place, he has leased
r.outlt of town. Two trucks havo been
doing the hauling for tho past two
weeks .
Miss Effle Reatty returned from
Omaha last Sundny night, whoro she
had been caring for her mother, who
was takon to Rochester. Minn., last
week. Robert Realty returned from
Pochestor, where ho had accompanied
his mother, father and sister. Tho
Mayo s doctors will observe Mrs.
Ileatty's condition for a few weeks
beforo deciding on nnother operation.
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ALL STORE.
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HKI'KPTIOX GIVF.X TO TIIK
OLDKST W C T I' WORKKll
The B. P. O. E. dancing club will
hold ono of their bi-weekly dances at
tholr hall Thursday evening.
Oscar Haddock, who has been em
ployed as mall carrier for sevoral
years, resigned a few days ago and
will engage in carpenter work in fu
ture Miss Esther HogsQtt, who has been lit
Califiornla for somo time and has boon
very 111 for soveral weeks, is expect
ed home in the near future and will
remain hero while convalescing.
Mrs. Arthur McMullen returned
Sunday from a pleasant visit In Grand
T-1....1 ...11. f..l..1a
C. S. Clinton left last night for
Omaha to attend tho conventions of
the stato optometrists and tho stato
Jewelers.
R. W. Patrick, of Omaha, state
grand doputy of tho B. P. O. Elks,
made an official visit in the city yes
terday and made an address at the
rogular mooting of the lodge last
night.
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One of tho oldest now- women and
newest old wo tn on that North Platte
can boast In W. C. T. U. work Is
Mrs. Mary Stobblns who took a part
In the celebration yesterday of her
own 70th birthday. The W. C. T. IT.
represented at the reception given ln
Mrs. Stobblns' honor at tho homo of
her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Wvman.
3tS south Sycnmore, reminded Mrs. tSRSESSBSSE
Stbblnn how now and few such bod-
ies wero when sho Joined tho Union
great many years ago, now ono of :
thp oldest orders In tho United
States. Sho had boon continuously
active In W. C. T. U. work and hold- K
lug different offices In nor younger
ilnvu fllln rnmillna mm tf tUn silflnaf ft
n nottod nlant in bloom. A hirthdav
rako with 7!) twinkling candies was H
a feature of tho luncheon. Special ft
committees took charce of enter- ft
tnlnmont and music, singing and so
clal conversation witfeh was enjoyed ft
bv all nresont. .
MRS. MINNIE PERKINS.
W. C. T. IT. Press Supt
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Miss M Slomnn. steam hnths and jj
vcedteh Massage. Indies and gentlp-
A stupenduous story of legal injustice, self-sacrifice and
heroism. From prison bars to heroic glory with William Far
num doing his best screen acting, BEST OF MUSIC.
THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday.
A, C. TOWNLEY,,!
non riinnc 807. Erodbeck bide.
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Editor Dunn, of the Sutherland i'.i
Courier, pleads guilty to Tho Trib-
uno's chargo that he Is hell-bent on
county division, and advises us to
lit, ton l 111.. .iimlillnr.n ItTn ...111 I
ftlrs. A. .1. SnllRMIlrv loft n fniv ilnvu I 0 'If.
to livo thirty or forty more years.
I urivo out constipation, promote ap-
LOGAL AN I) l'ERSOXAL
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! and health. Holllster's Rocky Moun- if
tain Tea. nature's' gift of wondrous
herbs. Results guaranteed or money
back, 35c. GEO. FRATER, Druggist.
ago for Omaha.
Leslie Bare returned to Denver Sun
day night after visiting tho homo folks , potlto, improve digestion, Induce re- it'.t
for a'couplo of days. freshing sleep, get renowod strongth
Tho Luthoran Girls' Club will ho on
tortalned tomorrow ovonlng at the
homo of Mrs. L. U. Dick.
Tho American War Mothers will
meet In tho court room of the federal
building noxt Friday evening.
It is not a day too canjy to got that
new Dodgo Brother! car lordbrori.
"They do stand up." J. V. ROMIGII-rr
Doalor. 7-8
Horbort Harris, a car inspector, has
purchased lot 7, block ! In Miller's
addition, whoro ho will mako his
home.
Dr. Morrill, DonMst. Offlco over
Wilcox Department Storo.
Will Klenk has sold his resldonce
proporty on west Third street to
President of the
National Non-Partisan League
Will Speak at
Grand Island, Friday, Mar. 7, 1919,
Afternoon and Evening at the Auditorium
These meetings will also be addressed by other league
speakers of national reputation. Issues of vital interest to
both farmer and laborer will be discussed. The producer and
consumer should get together on such matters as will be
handled by the speakers at these meetings.
The public is cordially invited regardless of party affilia
tion. A special invitation is extended to all Progressive men
and women.
State. National and World Problems will
be DISCUSSED.
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NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
Estate No. 1GGS of John A. Nat-
tingor, deconsed, in the County
Court of Lincoln county, Nebraska.
, . Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons interested ln said Estate, tako
notice that "the Administrator' has
filed a final account and report of his
.administration and a petition for final
settlement and discharge as such,
which have been set for hearing be
foro said court on March 21, 1019, at
9 o'clock a. in., when you may ap
pear and contest tho samo.
Dated February 21, 1919.
WM. II. C. WOODHURST,
F25-M11 County Judge.
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INCORPORATED 1887.
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Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
Frank M. Hagoy, who Is employed as
a telegraph operator, for a consldera-
lon of ?3,G00.
Having sold their proporty on wost
Third street, Mr. and Mrs. John
Wnllenhaupt will leavo shortly for
Chicago to mako tholr homo with a
son.
Dr. I. C. Brock, Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Engineer John A. Skow has pur
chased tho John Wnllenhaupt rosl
donco proporty on Third street, ju.st
west of tho Christian church for a
consideration of $3,500
Tho Clovor Hats and Vcstces sets
aro among tho attractions at McVick
ers' this 'week.
C. R. White, of Sutherland, has
purchased tho hardwaro stock of C.
11. Wood In that town. Mr. Wood has
boon engaged In business In Suther
land for inuny years, starting when
Uio town was in Its Infancy.
Prlvnto money to loan on improved
farm land. No delay, money same day
you mako your application. 0. II.
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XOTH'E OK REFEREE'S SALE ft
Notlco Is hereby given that by vlr- K
tuo of an order issued to mo by tho it
District Court in and for Lincoln $.
county, Nebrnska, on the 19th day of JJ
ooruary, iaia, in an action wnerein
Frank Greenwood is plalntllf and Pat
rick Greenwood, Kato Fletcher, John
Greenwood. Jr., John Shaffer, Ruth
Muller, Juno Shnffor, Pinklo White,
Charles Shaffer, a minor and George
Taylor, guardian of Charles Shaffer,
aro defendants, I will on tho 29th day
of March, 1919, at the hour of two ft
o'clock P. M. of said dato at the east U
front door of tho Court IIouso ln tho -J
city of North Platto, Lincoln Coun- ft
ty, Nebrnska, sell at public auction J.
il.n lilnlmrt, 1.1.1. Ir... f r nnal 1. r. fnt i
lowing (loscrihed real estate, to-wit: st
East Half (EM:) of Section Thirty (30), &
Northwest Quartor (NW) of Sec-
tlon TJwenty-nino (29), Southeast ft
Quartor (SE4) of Section Nineteen J.
(19), and South Unit of Southwest J?
Quarter (SV. of SWVl) of Section
Nineteen (19), all In Township Ten
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RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
This Association is prepared to make Loans:
On Improved City Property or to Improve Same.
To assist in the purchase of City Property
To pay off existing mortgages on City Property.
These loans are repaid in small monthly payments
just like rent. Borrowers in the Home Association
repay their loans with a saving of from 20 to 30 per
cent over that of any competing Association.
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T. C. PATTERSON.
President.
SAMUEL GOOZEE,
Secretary.
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thn at 1 M TJnnnln Ponntv Ma-
l)riiBlcu nl bo Iot Kiclit (S) In IHock
Six (6) of Poniston's Addition to tho ' ;:
-ltv nf N'nrth Plntte. T.ineoln conntv. J.5 i f f V a it i.t
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Dated this 24th day of Fobruary,
1919.
O. E. ELDER,
F25-M28 1 Referee
top, listen. Read!
Havo you a littlo Honor In yo i
homo In anticipation of tho Inn
drouth which tho national prohibition
aniondmont proscribes for tho ne'
future? It so look out for tho anti-
saloon leaguo, which has designs on
your collar, or woll-stockou dark
closot, whatovor tho caso may bo.
Not coutont with having won tho
groat prohibition victory thru tho
ratification of tho prohibition consti
tutional amendment, tho anti-saloon
loaguo now proposes to attack tho
"stocks on hand" of private- Indlvld
ua!s, and plans n prohibitive tax and
a search and solzuro law .to bring to
the full light of day tho liquors that
havo found tholr way Into tho homes
of tho country.
Tho telephone servico has not been exempt from
tho increased cost of kvbor and materials. It is
costing this company a groat deal more to fnrnish
telephone service now than it did beforo the war.
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Do you know what we sell? Just read
over the list and i! you need anything in
our line, phone 206 or call at the Lamb
building on north Locuat street.
WE HANDLE
COAL OF ALL KINDS
0ABNATI0N FLOUR
CORN MEAL
GRAHAM FLOUR
PAN CAKE FLOUR
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
MIXED CHICKEN FEED
CORN
WHEAT SCREENINGS
CORN CHOP
BARLEY
SPELTZ
EGG MASH FOR
CHICKENS
CALF MEAL OF ALL
KINDS.
ALFALFA MOLASSES
FEED
COTTON CAKE
LINDSEED OIL MEAL
TANKAGE
LEYP0LDT & PENNINGTON,
Lamb Building, North Locust St. Phone 206
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