FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
SIX PER CENT.
We have irst mortgage loans lor sale in amounts from 3300.00 to'
$10,000.00 secured by real estate worth from two to three times the amount ,
of the loan.
These mortgages are exempt from state, courity and city taxes, and. the .
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collection ol tne interest is 1 8Ken care oi wimout expense to uie noiaers.
If you have smaller amounts than $500.00 to invest, call and learn
our new plan for such investments.
Goodman-Buckley Trust
v North Platte, Nebraska.
Co
Ylsfors In Town Tomorrow,
sixty or moro railroad mon. ranclns
Jtroift anoral manager to section fore
n Wfll invade North Platto tomor-
r "a aiitlfiitid the (lav and ovonlnpr In
town. 1hot9 official and employes
Lr.mio here to nftuild the meeting of the
'doming uivwiaaeatoty i.ommiuep,
Jli" first time thliilvilonnl conference
lus been held ln'KprUi Platto.
Tl... t . ..Mii... ....... .III..., ...Ill
"be hold nt the Odd-'EMlowa' hull nnd
'will be open to tho ppHo, In fact the
puouc is urged to attprru.'
In addition to tho officials nnd em
Dloves tliere will ha tircBoht Mr.
;Broome, head, of' th 'Mtfqty llrst or
ganization on tho union J'acinc ana
Mr. Richards who occupies a similar
P -ltlon on 'tho Northwestern road.
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Heavy Itninfiill
j very hoiRvy rainfall occurred Sun
day afternoon, resulting In Hooded
streets nnd basements. In tho weet
p.irt of tho city some of tho street
were covored with water from curb to
curb. A number of residence bnse
tnents wcro flooded by a back-up of
the Hewer, the owners neglecting to
Hep up the basement outlet to the
M'vver. Observer Shilling reports that
during tho twenty-four hours ending
tat 7 o'clock yosterday morning the
rainfall amounted to l.Gt inches.
DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
Office over the McDonald
State Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Muresco and all other water color
tints at The Rexall.
Miss Gladys Hamilton has accepted
a position as cashier at the Hub.
For Sale A kitchen range. Call
black 214, or at 208 east Third. 41-2'
W. H. Nolan, of Grand Iesland, is
visiting his sister, Miss Julia Nolan.
Lost Nose glasses on Dewey St.,
last evening. Return to Tho Leader, lp
Miss Hazel Finney, of Kearney, is a
guest at the homo of Miss Julia No
lan. It. H. Peck, of Trementon, Utah, was
transacting business in town Satur
day. The Harrington Mer. Co. will buy
your Hay and Grain. Obtain our
prices before you sell. tf
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, of Willow Island,
visited friends In town over the week
ond.
Miss Leona Marovlsh- of Montana,
Is 'visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Fra
zier. Frank F. Nolan arrived home Fri
day after thirteen months service ov-
seas.
Mrs. Claude L. Plerson left Sunday
for Leavenworth, Kansas, to visit rel
atves. Wanted Position as stenographer
or bookkeeper. Normal and business
education. Best of references. For
particulars call at this office. 42-2
Emmett Shumway lett Sunday for
Akron,' Ohio, to spend a. week visiting
friends.
John S. Slmms, M. D McDonald
Bank Building, phono 83. tf
Morris Ogle returned to Omaha Fri
day after a week's visit with F. I..
Mooney.
For Sale My residence property at
018 west Fifth. Inquire at the prem
ises. Luke Haley. 40-G
Miss Cecelia Hilgort visited In Shel
ton Friday and attended the alumni
banquet.
Georgetta crepe, crepe de chine and
the tub blouses, all the season's best
styles. E. T. Tramp Sr. Sons.
Miss Ethel Olscn ha3 sone to Phelps
county where she will visit frlcnda
for a month.
Miss M. Pieman, steam baths and
Swedish Massage, lauies and gentle
men. Phone 897. Brodbeck bide. 85tf
Miss Winnie Schriver. of Gothen
burg, was a week end guest at the Geo.
Frater home. ftf&
Mrs. A. Bergamn and daughter Eliz
abeth, of Brady, visited friends in
town Friday.
The Rexall handles the goods.
Sherwin-Williams paints at The
Rexall.
Miss Irma Bradley returned today
from Kearney where she had been
attending tho normal school.
Chas. Bogue returned yesterday
from Omaha where he had been trans
acting business for several days.
D. P. Wilcox arrived yesterday from
Cozad to visit bis brother J. Q. Wil
cox and servo on the federal Juryi
See -'Clinton & Son'
about your Eye troubles,
satisfaction every time.
Son is over in Germany,
will bo home lira few
weeks or months. Sign of the Big
Ring.
NORTH PLATTE
MONDAY NIGHT
if mm
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A MAMMOTH AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE
UNDER A PALACE PAVILLtQN THEATRE I
A GRAND SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION I
Mere Men, Women and Children t Mor Morac. Mara Ponies, More
Donkey I The Largest PeoK of SIBERIAN eJLOOt HOUNDS!
BIGGER, BETTER AND GRANDER THAW CUCRI ITS PRE-EMINENCE
OVER ALL OTHERS CONCEDED!
A Concert Bend and Symsheny Oreheatret
WATCH FOfl'THI
BIG FREE STREET PARADE !
Under Waterproof Canvas, Rain or Shine!
BRAND FREE EXHIBITION ON SHOW GROUNDS AT 7; 00 P. M,
WILL CXHIBT CK
If vou are one of the millions whe j
saw "Arizona ' on w Bingo you won t
1 two askings to see it on the
screen. Tho Real Weill Rol cavnl
ryl Douglas Fairbanks ns the famous
Lioutonant Horo. Keith Theatre Wed
nesday nnd Thursday,
Mrs. M. K. Crosby una children left
the later part of lait week for Daven
port, Neb., where they will visit rela
tives for several wwka. Mrs. ('rosby ,
will attend tho state convention of
Camp Fire Girls which will bo hold in!
Crete the latter part of tho month i
Delegates from two of the local camp
will attend this convention. 1
John Kldwcll, of Dickens, transacted
business In town. Saturday. .
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Miss Inez Snundersnu of Sutherland,
visited . friends in town Saturday.
' Dr. 6. K. Konndn, of Maxvoll, was a
business visitor In town Saturday.
Miss Alice Harvey, of Sutherland,
visited frionds in town Saturday.
Ed Hogg nnd family, who livo south
of Horshoy, woro in town yostorday
onrouto by auto on a trip to tho Yol
lowstono Pnrk. They will roturn
homo in tlmo to harvest tho 400 noros
of small grain which Mr. Hoggo has
out.
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Claude Wclngand arrived home Frl-,
day from Atchison; Kansas, whore ho
had been nttondlng Midland college.
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
price. Louis Lipshltz.
Townsend Dent arrived home Frl
day from Atchison, Kansas, where ho
had been attending Midland college.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Office over
Wilcox liepartment Store.
Mrs. Chas. Bybeo left Friday for
Grand Island and Aurora whero Jho
will spend two weeUd visiting rem
tivos.
W. H. Miles, a well Known attorney
of Sidney, camo down yesterday to
attend the session of tho federal
court.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gus Anderson left last
night for St. Paul, Minn., where they
will visit relatives for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Greeley Bundy and daughter
Elalno spent Sunday In Wallace with
tho former's daughter Mrs. Dean
Raney.
Miss Hazel MJnshall is expected to
rirrivo homo Thursday from Seattle
whero she has been teaching In the
city schools.
Miss Helen Solbert returned the last
of the week from Omaha whore she
hod been .visiting her sister, Miss
Doris Seibert.
Judge and Mrs. J, S. Hoagland will
leave this week on an auto trip to ex
celsior Springs, whore they will spend
two or three weeks.
Miss Sybil Gantt arrived home Sun
day from Lincoln whore she had been
attending the state university and
teaching in tho city schools.
I have a buyer for a quarter sec.
tlon of good farm land with or with-
out Improvements south of south 'riv
er. Clabaugh. 018 Dewey. 30-4
The Tribune Friday advertised for
rent a room on west Third. Within
twenty-four hours, the owner says,
there were fifteen applicants. I
Tho Royal Neighbors will meet at
the K. P. hall Wednesday nt 2 p. m.
Membership contest closes at this time
and all cards must bo brought In.
Mrs. Henry Dlener and Mrs. W. II.
Diener loft the last of tho week for
Rochester, Minn., whero thoy will
both enter tho Mayo Bros, hospital for
treatment.
Tho Harrington store room now oc
cupied by tho Herrod grocory will bo1
remodeled, Including a now front, a
lowering of tho iloor la tho rear part
and a rear enrance.
Have ycu seen that new model Col
umbia Grafanola in American walnut
that sells for $90.00? Ask to seo this
Instrument that Is equipped with non
set automatic stop, at Dixon's.
Mrs.' P. F. Olson, living southwest
of town, Is recovering from a very se
vere attack of tho flu. During her Ill
ness she has had tho services of Mr
E. J. Baker as nurse.
McMichaol Bros, have In course of
construction seven residences in dif
ferent parts of tho city. In additio'i
they are erecting a resldonco and d
big barn on tho stnto farm.
Judge II. M. Grimes left tho latt.-r
part of last week for hattanoogu,
Tenn., to close up tho business of tl'
estate of his son Lee D. Grimes. H
will bo absent a couplo of weeks.
Christian Scionco servico Sunday 11
a. m. Wednesday evening meetings
ovory week at 8:00. A cordial Invi
tation is extended to all to attend
these services. Building & Loan build
ing, room 25.
J. W. McClomonts, special agent cf
tho Wyoming division, John Gale, spe
cial agent at Omaha, Ed White, head
of tho U. P. War Club, and Kdsori
Rich, U. P. attornoy, wero in nttond
anco at federal court yesterday.
Henry Hanson accompanied by his
small daughter and his mother Mrs. If.
Hanson, left tho last of the week for
Seattle to look up a new location in
tho hopes that tho change will prove
beneficial to Mrs. Hanson's health.
Mrs. Dean Richardson arrived St
urday from Junction City, Kansas, to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C S.
Clinton, whllQ, her husband, who Ims
just been released from Red Cnns
service, Is seeking u business location.
Decree Team to Sidney.
Tho degree team of the l"cal coin:-
'oil of Knight of Columbus wont to
Sidney Snturuuy night whero they put
on tho work nt a bis class Initiation
Sundny. These coremonios continued
throughout the day and In tho evening
a banquet was served. Among thoso
who made tho trip worn Messrs. Ma
loney, Plelstlcker, Pass. Landgraf,
MrGovem, Keofe, Nolan, O'Connor and
Jlghc.
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Federal Court Opens.
Judge Woodrough, who will sit on
the federal bench in this city this
week, arrived from Omaha yesterday
and with him camo Court Clerk Hoyt
District Attornoy Allen and Marshal
Flynn. Court opened yesterday fore
noon nnd during tho day several boot
legging cases wero disposed of by
the Judge. There are about thirty
cases on tho docket nearly all o
which are for a fracture of the prohi
bition laws.
Estrny Xollcc
Taken up by the undersigned, on
Section 10, Town 15, Rnngo 29, who
thero resides, on or about April 1st,
.1919, one two year old red heifer; no
brands distinguishable. Owner call,
prove property, pay charges nnd take
minimal away. 11. E. WOODS,
North Platto
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I SWAYED OR STOLEN.
Two year old Holsteln Heifer, most
ly white with few black spots, swal
low fork on left ear, undercut on right
ear. Any Information leading to tho
recovery of animal will bo liberally
rewarded. A. COOLEDGE,
. 42-4 North Platte.
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Estrny Notice
Taken up on Section 13, Town 12,
Rnngo 29, by the undersigned who
there resides, on or about April 15,
1919, ono roan heifer, no brands. Own
er can havo tho same by proving prop
erty and paying clurges.
PAUL SODERMAN,
Route A North Platte, Neb.
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E STRAYED.
Betrayed from my place seven miles
southeast of North Platto, Thursday,
May 29th, ono bay maro branded with
T lazy T on left shoulder; also ono
brown mule with scar on left hind leg.
42-G R. H. WILLIAMS.
Strayed
I bay maro 7 years old, stocky built,
shod in front, branded on left shoul
der. Frank Albro. Routo 1, North
Platto. 40-3
Crystal Theatre
Tonight & Tomorrow
NORMAN TALMADGE
IN
"The Forbidden City"
TIRES, TUBES, OIL, GAS.
Tire and Tube Repairing
We have in stock at this time a supply
of the famous Federal Tires and Inner
Tubes in the following sizes,
30 x3 32x3 32x4
30x3 31 x4 34x4
, These are all fabric tires and are guran
teed for 4000 miles. We also carry a
supply of Crown Cord Tires guaranteed
for 8000 miles.
S. & R Service Station, 6th & Loc.
ONE BLOCK NORTH OF POSTOFFICE.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association, 1
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
r The Association has unlimited'funds at itscommand to
assist in the building or purchase of homes for the people of
North Platte. If you are interested, the officers of this
Association will render every assistance and show you how
easy it is to acquire your own home.
T. C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President. Secretary.
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We Strive to Please
PRICES RIGHT
A Trial Order Means a Steady Customer.
DICK STEGEMANN
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries and Confectionery.
Phono 212. 615 North Locust $5.00 Orders Delivered
l'Juuo For Sulo
Wo have stored Jn North Platto a
strictly high grade piano which, for
ltnmedlato dlsposllton, will bo sold at
a tremendous sacrifice. Terras to a
responsible party. If Interested wrtto
at once for particulars to THD DEN
VER MUSIC COMPANY, Denver,
Colorado. 28-5
There Is No Reason
Wiy Ave cannot savo you money on
Groceries, if you will only kIvo us a
chance.
1 Inrgo package Crackers ilSo
1 large package Oatmeal 28c
1 package l'ost Tonslics j.Uo
1 package Kellogg Corn Flakes lie
1 fall can Red Salmon, HOc
1 tall can Fink Salmon -22c
1 can mcd. Van Camp's Fork and
Reims 19c
:t packages maccaroni, speghctto
or Egg Noodles 2.1c
Wo will deliver any size order any
place In (own for 5c
Gamble with Springer,
822 North Locust.
Telephone 20a.
NORTH PLATTE
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NORTH PLATTE,NEB.I
COW,BRAni
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cat
Cow Brand
The Best Flour
Made in
the Best Town
in
Western Nebraska
A Home Product Used hy
all Home People.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
MAZEPPA LODGE No. 115.
Meeting Nights Second andFourth
Wednesdays of each Month.
K, P. Hall, 602 Dewey, Phone Black 720.
Harry R. York, C. C, phono Illack 425, G02 South Pine.
O. . Elder, Y. C, phono Red 212 211 South Sycamore.
1). M. Hogsctt, 1'., phono Red CO!! (121 West Fifth.
C. L. Raskins, M. Y, phono 01, Jtulldlug & Loan Building.
S. 31. Soudor, K. R. S., phono Red 125, G01 South Dewey.
J. i:. Sebastian, ai. l phono Red !119, 011 Enst Second,
lloy aiehlinann, 31. EM phono Rlack, 0S1, 209 South Locust.
C. ar. Austin, ar. AM phono Rlack 1123, 110 West Second.
J. IV. Rowland, I. G phono Rod 107, 220 East E.
IV. E. Starr, 0. 0, phono G77, 5120 West Fifth.
