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The demand for Fordsons has &one beyond all ex
v pectations. We are already short. Orders will be
filled in their order. Get your order in early and
be prepared to do your harvesting and fall plowing
HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
.Graduate Dentist
Office ovar the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A baby girl was born Thursday to
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaunt.
Mrs. Grles and children, of Sarben,
visited friends in town Friday.
Miss Cecelia Hilgert 'spent Sunday
in Kimball with her parents.
Norman Edwards, of Brady, trans
acted business in town Friday.
Mrs. Sidney Dillon, of Sutherland,
visited friends in town Saturday.
Julian Walker left Sunday on a
business trip to Eldorado, Kansas.
The Roxall handles the goods. tf
Dr. Shaffer left Saturday for Chicago
to attend a convention of osteopaths.
mIrr Clara Sorenson has resigned
her position with tho Walker Music
"Sr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Miss Pearl Frank left yesterday for
a two .weeks' visit with relatives in
Kansas.
Have a Big Ben clock from Dixon's
call you in tho morning.
Corporal Jay Smith landed at New
York Friday after a year's service ov
erseas. Clark Paulson and Harold Applo
gato returned Friday from Douglas,
Wyoming.
Dr. Morrill, Dentfst. Office over
Wilcox Department Store.
Carl Smyth arrived home Friday
after almost a year's service overseas
with the 90th Division.
Harold Applegatd returned today
from Sutherland, where ho spent the
week end with relatives.
Always try The Rexall first, It
mivfl. tt
Wanted Separator man for shock
threshing. Will pay $8.00 per day.
Call at this office. 49-4
Allison Wilcox, who had been suf
fering with throat trouble for several
weeks, resumed work yesterday as
rural mail carrier.
This is just tho time to pljant
SUDAN and BILLION DOLLAR
GRASS Seed. BIRGE has it.
Mrs. C. L. Pearson returned Satur
day from Leavenworth, Kansas, where,
she hadben visiting her mother for
several weeks. " '
Mrs. H. I. Block and children re
turned Friday from Columbus where
they had been visiting relatives for
the past three weeks.
Miss M. Sloman, sieain baths and
Swedish Massage, ladies and gentle
men. Phone 897. Krodbeck bide. 85tr
R. M. Cathers returned Sunday
from Denver, where he spent several
days tranactlng business for tho Pa
cific Fruit Express Co.
Little bovs' bib overalls on sale at
The Leader Mercantile Co.'s. at 75c,
85c and 95c . For the larger boys 95c,
$1.25 and $1.45.
How can you gt along without an
Eversharp pencil. Dixon's have a line
that is most complete. -
Mrs. Edgar Dunkitl, who had been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
John Kennedy for two weeks, return
ed to her home in Omaha Saturday
night.
Word has been received that Ralph
Alden has returned from overseas
service and is now at Camp Merritt.
N. J. Ho expects soon to receive his
discharge.
Wanted Man and wife to work on
ranch. Apply to P. P. Maddox, Key
stone, Neb. s 48-4
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Nolan arrived Fri
day, from Omaha, for a visit with the
former's sister, Miss Julia Nolan. Mr.
and Mrs. Nolan .are enroute to their
homo in Seattle.
Banta makes new -tops. 47-4
Report is current that there is much
booze in town for Fourth it July use,
but the vendors had better have a
care. Local officials will be on the
still hunt and it is possible that at
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8w6ot-and Frotti Alliance HeraldJunc IS f 1919
to. And it
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ft "hot bath
If youjvoro an
tomoUHo you;
rls and grab oftl
noals and see tho
bright Helios used
,
,UUB-JUU(U IU Willi
distance wafc oot
August 17 tho
into cars
Chovaux S",
ourmont area.
CREDIT TO NEBRASKA
AND HER METROPOLIS
ft
tf.
ho road be
N'ouf chateau,
j friendly and
I 11. You could
nos8 llko croiuny
- well ospeclall
. , art at modern
beautiful coun
and green, and for
were tho finest tha
had seen. j
.- .led About. I
rlio sound of gunaj
ncc .' Febrauary, the
d.in the nearest
' 1 that It had during
A New l'nvkhig Plant of Which State
and City May Well He rroutl Most
Up-to-Dnto and Sanitary Yet.
Ky JOHN W THOMAS.
ScWon
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bor 12. It was
llminary bombard
compared to tho doa
the Chnnipagno battle,
weak. But It did tho
woro 8omo French
army artillory with
battj&rhfcj, and togothor
tho tore groat holes -wlrd
'find machine gu
Gdririans had perfected
ont during four years.
At 5 o'clock In po
through a thick mis
started.
Tho Rainbow dlvls
y
along tho southern bor
salient cast of Mont So
pxt'Ondcd from Beaumont
to Fltroy, and included
surprise attack on F
losses, and capturo
Some years ago I visited the plant
nf tlifl Rlrhinnv Mn.iiiifnntnHiifr Pnni-
pany, Omaha, and was favorably im-i TniZV'
- 1 ! 1 1 It... . 1 . . 1 ..II --Tt-
pressed wmi uiu sysiein und cieiinii
ness with whicji their celebrated
macaroni was manufactured.
Recelitly I had an opportunity,
through the courtesy of Mr Paul F.
Skinner, of inspecting the magnifi- proach to a defeat tho A
.portions, prodigality, cent packing plant of the Skinner I tltr.que.Uot tho wan '
d richness of sccnfl pnnifillfr rniimniiv. nmv wntr oronU The Ujrlitln(r tnrm
- o "----i o - i rp).0 nninbow was."
ed and Hearing completion. To sayifi!on orthe orm
that I was favorably Impressed does' Both on its right
not nearly express my admiration of I ujof On tho
what I saw and learned about this I 'ns FtlrstT ,
Nebraska enterprise. SSr,.LSS
I am not only convinced that tho in that order from 1 .
statements made in the advertise- -On .the-western bo
ts career in France.
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salient tho Fifth cor
Gotf. Georgo II. O
mi
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.if
do was study every ments of the Skinner Packing Com-
anare, wnn special f ,-. Uu n,,r ,i n. ueorgo u.
tacking of ina- A V,V.' " . f , 1 i " " Includes
dvancing in- not do the subject justice All that American division
machine past experience and experimenta- f division.
On the tlons of other packing companies, I At the point of tho
L or less'asJ combined with scientific invest ga- S; 1-nd
'achievement c? "Oil and research, can do to im- Ul0 Am6rlcans, pressing
. half of the flow- prove efficiency and sanitary condi-1 Bides, closed tho jaw
. army. But horo tions, 'is being made use of in the ' nnrt squeezed the bo
n expertness that construction of Uli6 plant , out
For years past there has been need ti0 formation wo
of greater packing, house capacity at ed through tho G
the Omaha market. The new nlant battle Ohio, Now "2
of the Skinner Packing Company Nbraakn. iowa from
i. i x. i,.! r , -ri in i facing tho- onomy U
win iieii Li liieui. uiuis iiuuu. it -win
also give to 0'm.aha and Nebraska
nn 'Mnflonfiiiflp.nt" nnnlrlnc hniiRP nfi
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Jl hr . Tom- WhIch tllat City and tlle State mW
"Svj old Iowa in-
. , ater on,
ayed in Bourmont
Immediately after
, , wliile it was
ont changes
if and In the
MncArthur the
een made a brig'
well be proud.
in the
the first i
try fragments of
sioi started throv"
salient. In front
wro the California an
Una "engineers wlthwln
bongrtloro torpdoes, t
out any wire entnnglo
lead in tlje other
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Avii H. C. Woodhurst spent Friday ' least two federal booze hounds will be
in Dalton, having been calleu tnero 10
adjust.an insurance claim
Rlir assortment of Middles, choice
$1.05 nt the Style Shop, Tuesday,
Weducsdny and Thursday.
Royer Hastings returned. Saturday
from Kearney where ho had been
spending a few days with friends.
Jack Taylor returned Saturday
from Wray, Colo., where ho visited
his mother tho past two weeks.
Always try Tho Rexall first, it
pays.
Dorsoy Loypoldt returned Saturday
from Omaha where ho had been look
ing after business matters for a few
days.
in town that day
Farmers In tho next two weeks,
part of your wonderful grain crop will
bo moving. Have you figured what a
saving in time and money a Dodge or
White truck might bring you? Come
in and talk it oVer. J. V. Romigh,
Dealer. y
Mrs. Emma Pulver and grand
daughters Hazel Lewis and Miss Han
sen, the latter of Council Bluffs, re
turned tho latter part of last week
from Pomona, Calif., where they were
called by the illness and death of
Mrs. Fred Kado.
Always
pays.
try Tho Rexall
first, It
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Elevator service in tho federal Tiulld-1
ing was discontinued today and Con
ductor Briggs will go to Denver. With
only ono offlco occupied on the second
and third floors, tho operating of the
elevator has been somewhat of a joke
for several months.
You can get a Pependablo Germ
Free Vaccine for 25 cents a dose.
rVVhy pay more? It has stood the test
of time; it saves tlie call, ask uum-mere-Dent
Drug Co.
Miss Clara Sorenson and Miss Eliza
beth Weir, who has been the house
guest of the former for tho past week,
will leave tomorrow to attend a house
party at York, after which Miss Sor
enson will spend a month at Grand
Island with Miss Weir before return
ing home.
Paris Green any quantity at The
mere-Dent Drug Co. 4Ctf
Archie Hunter, who was in over
seas service and for six months was
at tho front and for thirty-one days
in tho front lino trenches, arrived
home Friday morning. He was with
tho Seventh division and took part in
tho St. Mihiel and Argonno drives.
For Sale Dresser and sido board.
Enquire at 203 east 12th street. 49-2
The Lincoln Highway is being grav
eled east of A. Abercrombie's to the
county line. Tho road to the Wm.
Beatty place was graveled some years
ago and Is still in excellent suape,
and. tho stretch of road from Mr.
Beatty's to Mr. Aberchrombleo's was
done last year. When the present.
work Is completed there will bo a
snlendid hard road to tho Dawson
county line. Brady Vindicator.
GOTHENMJJIG KECOMNG PEEVED
QUITS SUNDAY'S GAME
Peeved over a decision on first baso
rendered by Umpire Johnson, Gothen
burg walked off the diamond Sunday
afternoon during the first half of tho
eighth inning with tho score standing
eight to six in favor of North Platte.
While tho opinion of tho fans' was di
vided as to the iudgmont of the um
pire, the visitors should have accepted
tho decision as sports and not havo
played tho "baby act." Such a per
formance disgusts tho spectators and
brands the quitters as "bushers" of
the bushiest variety.
Though tho gamo was somewhat
ragged, there wero enough good plays
to keep up tho Interest of tho four or
five hundred spectators.
In this gamo Darrell Healoy and Joo
Pizer made their initial bow to tho
public and the local fans agreo that
both have promise of real ball players.
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After two or three weeks search
ing for office rooms Dr. Earl Fettet
and Dr. Claudo Selby, both Recently week end with friends in town
HAIL INSURANCE
MR. FARMER:
Are your crops fully insured against the losses from hail? Do
you realize that at this date a hail storm is about the only thing that .
can keep you from receiving the largest grain crop in the history of
Lincoln County?
If you have only $15.00 an acre insurance on a crop that will
pay you much more, better have us increase your insurance to some
where near its real value. Figure what your crop is wrth!
THINK AND ACT QUICKLY.
Bratt, Goodman & Buckley
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
NOTICE TO THE FUDLIC.
We, tho undersigned dentists of
North Finite, will close our offices
every Thursday afternoon until Oc
tober 1st, 1919.
Signed :
II. C. BROCK,
A. L. LANE,
D. E. MORRILL,
L. J. KKAUSE,
. II. E. MITCHELL,
0. H. CRESSLEIt,
y. F. CROOK.
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Men's oxfords in black and brown at
tho Shoo Market.
Scott Leon has begun tho erection
of a new residence in tho 7U0 block on
west Third street.
Ncal Pcttygrovo and Carl M. Dan
iels, of Oxford aro spending tho week
with friends in town.
Sergt. R. E. Biggs, who was ono of
tho first North Platto bovB to bo sent to
France, landed In Now York last week
and will nrrlvo homo In a fow days.
Dr. Keeno, of Koystono, spent tho
Mr. and Mri Oglo of Roscoo, aro
vlBlting tholr daughter, Mrs. L. I.
Tuckor.
Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Haydeu, of Wal
lace, visited friends and looked after
business interests in town Monday.
We are still in business at
815 No. Locust and have a
number of very attractive
prices.
Large size jar Premium Pre
serves
homo from servlco overseas, have ce
cured rooms over tho Samuelson
clothing storo whoro they will main
tain separate and individual offices.
Tho rooms aro now being redecorated
and will be ready for occupancy this
week.
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
price. Louis Lipshitz.
'Kiwah" Shaffer bought a pint
Sunday evening and by the time ho
had emptied tho bottle ho was pretty
woll jiggered. Ho was picked up by
the police and yesterday morning fac
ed Judge Miltonbergcr, who said kind
ly but firmly, "Kiwah it will cost you
$15.80 this time." Kiwah didn't havo
$15.80 in his jeans, so his employer
went on his bond as surety for tho
amount.
I venture tho prediction now that
in less than three years from this
dato, it will be unusual to seo a load
of grain or hogs, brought to North
Platto except by truck, and my
present guess Is that qulto a fow
Dodgo and White trucks will bo used.
Havo you thought over your truck
needs. Como and talk it over. J. V
Romigh, Dealer.
Building operations may bo consid
erod -satisfactory when fivo houses are
erected in one season on one particu
lar half block. This applies to tho
half block on Taplc street between
First street and A street. J. A. Adams
and Ralph Tylor havo completed
handsome stucco bungalows, Edgar
Chapman is finishing a pretty homo of
similar construction, Judgo Wood
hurst has moved his house to that
block and put in a new foundation and
basemont on tho fractional cornor lot,
and tho romaining lot will bo occupied
by a house to bo constructed by L A
Boyd.
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For Sale '
My houses and lots on tho corners
of Sixth and Cottonwood streots.
Inquire of Guy Swope.
4G-8 II. N. SMITH.
weeks or
Ring.
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See 'Clinton & Son
about your Eyo troubles,
satisfaction ovcry time.
Son Is over in Germany,
will bo homo in a fow
mouths. Sign of tho Big
30c
17
17c
14c
23c
Early June Peas
Sweet Corn
Post Toasties
Libbys Salad Dressing
And so on all the way
through our line of goods.
We carry the famous Sun
Kist Brand of can goods.
Don't be mislead by an in
ferior brand of goods.
We receive daily Butternut
and Kream Krust Bread in
sanitary, parchment wrap-
Estrayed or Stolen.
1st, a two year old red heifer branded PU,
J-5 (connected) on left' rib. Suitable rVfixr CTlTr'Mf k HTM
roward will bo paid for information UlH O 1 EuEilYliilTill
lenumg to recovery or nnimai.
DENNIS UUl'JEN,
49-2 Phone 798F11 North Platte
PHONE 212.
NORTH PLATTE S
NORTH PLATTE,NEB.I
Cow Brand
The Best Flour
Made in
the Best Tawn
in
Western Nebraska
A Home Product Used by
all Home People.