Ehc l o rth
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, $EH., AUGUST 19. 1919.
. No. (53
HEItSHKY WILL HAVE SUGAR
FACTORY FOlt 1020 CKOL.
Rollahlo information recolvcd In
North Platto Saturday stated that tho
American Boot Sugar Co. will com
plete four additional sugar factories
In Nebraska and Colorado within the
next year and that one of tho four will
bo erected at Horshoy. It Is tho In
tention to rush work on these factor
ies so that they can work up tho 1920
crop of boots.
Tho factory, slto at Horshoy was
purchased a couplo of years ago, and
thero never has been any question as
to tho ultimate erection of tho plant,
It has been only a question of time
conditioned on tho status of affairs
following tho closo of tho war. Tho
American Company evidently bellovcs
that business will go along as usual
and that It Is justified In erecting the
LOCAL A3.T) PEItSOXAL
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Redmond ro
turued Sundny evening from an auto
trip to Donvor.
Miss Ella Llppon ontortnlnod thir
teen girls Saturday, In honor of her
birthday.
NEVILLE PLATS 100 ACRES I
NORTHEAST OF CITY 1
Kolth Novlllo, who owns 400 ncros
of land north of tho railroad tracks
and east of tho boundary of tho Fourth
ward, has platted tho and Into flvo,
ten nnd twonty aero tracts and will
Fight Atrninst Profiteers.
Hero nro somo of, tho things thnt
have been taking placb during tho last
fow days In other cities, na tho rosult
of activities by federal, city nnd coun
ty officials, to combat proflcotrs:
IMrolt 10.4C0.000 eggs and 300,000
pounds of butter solacd.
fMcngo $50,000 worth nf hnttor
seised nnd warrants Issued for sugar
snnn nlnon it nn Mm mnrknt. Tim iTn-
Dixon's diamonds nro priced right. mnml for acroaco tracts induced Mr.
Miss Agnes O'Nell, of Lincoln, Is , Novllllo to plat this land and placo It 1 ,,n
tho guest of roatlvos In town, having on tho market Tho tract is good Ohattan'oocm-Moro thnn 1 000 000
ni.rlv.v1 vnatnwlnw tmwl nrwl will mntrn l.lnnl MLlllllIlOOgUI AMOrO Uinil l.UUW.UUU
. . . . I !!,,. ,. .ll ..ffll..t l t .lob1' BU14LU.
Airs, tuimor uaKer nas rotrneu from i luu"u buuibioiu muu mi
Omaha where sho has been for tho ( gardonlng, trucking and poultry, and
past two months visiting relatives. thU8 to n lnrB extent cut down tho H-
Tid t Tinninit w,. ilC. L. The land is situated within
for Omaha, whero sho wll enter tho
Mcthortlst hospital for an operation.
Tho Rex till handles the goods. tf
Mrs. Wm, Madison will leave to
morrow night for Minneapolis whero
sho will visit her parents for some
Jacksonville 1,00(K000 oggs, 27,500
pounds of sugar and thousands of tins
of canned goods soized.
Tnmpa 32G.000 tins of canned
I Mrs. Kolth Novlllo and chlldron, who
'had boon spending several wooks In
Virginia, arrived homo this morning.
They woro mot nt Omaha by Mr. No
i villo.
Paul Simon and Evorott Lawrbnco
arrived homo today from Laramlo,
whoro they had been working for tho
past month.
Miss Harriot Murrln Is spending the
wook In Choyonuo, tho guest of roln
Mvos. ,
Mrs. J. H. Fonda Is visiting1 with
frlonds in Omaha this wook.
Joo Piorcy,, of Tonapah, Nov., a s
formor North Platto boy, passed
through Saturday onrouto to Now
York City to attend tho national as
sociation of druggists. Joo is in tho
drug business in Tonapnh and Is
making oodlos of money. Ho Is nlso
a momber of tho Nevada legislature
Ho will stop ovor In North Platto upon
hla return from Now York.
President Wilson for tho second
tlmo has vetoed repeal of tho day
light saving law. Today congress
will mako nn offort to pass tho ropoal
over tho prosldont'a head.
walking distance of tho city In factl'f Tooo cnscs o eggs and an
is closer in thnn somo of tho othor , Li 5.g ' .1" 1Unn
subdivisions that have boon mndo.P "47 T p noTl --Vl' ,.
It Is not tho prosont Intontlon to
placo this lnnd within tho city limits,.
now factories.
Tho Tribune congratulates HerBhey time
that its dream of a sugar factory Is to j "Mickey i coming."
como iruc. it is a logical sue ior sucn
.p
ATTENTION
3IR. CAR OWNER!
; so RUgar nnd butter.
. Nashvillo 1,000,000 eggs soized.
Canton. O. 200,000 pounds of sugar
San DIogo $250,000 worth of oggs,
,.. , , . " , . butter and ohooso soized.
o linvo JiiHt received n Shipment Kansas Citv 7G.000 nounda of
"T Tll ii 1 e . t A ...
an industry, and it means that tho vil- Wla ', efnt i,r,.aif,, i, of Firestone Tires, which elves ns 1 ho
nntet'. Rucked hy us, on (heso tires.
uiuLiuu. hui, uuijr yiii xiuioiiujf uu!i.rn1 linvo twit
lnnnfltnl llf lnn.l trU.llfnfV in tlio 1-1,11 UU' 4,1181
town Is certain to Increaso In value, I s,S,lt Specialists, II. Dixon & Son.
and with tho growth of tho town a! Goo. N. GIbbs loft Saturday on a
hotter market for tho farmers of that ! business trip to Iowa. He was accom
soctlon will result. Tho erection of' panted as far as Omaha by his wife
tho factory means a largely, increased 1 and daughter.
acreage of beets, and a corresponding-1 siiu Fly and spray at the Rey.all.
ly larger circulation of money, a por-1 Mrs Barbara Jonc3 and two chlldron
tiuuu Vi"11 li 1 ri.a ,'.Kt . of Columbus nro vlBiting tho former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones, on
east Tenth street.
Rny Bradley, who for tho past two
years has been in tho navy, and a
North Platto.x In fact the building of
a sugar factory at Horshoy will prove
beneficial, one way or another, to tho
whole county.
:o
fill PRICE IS THE LOWEST
A 0x3 The for $11.00
aOxSHS Tiro for Slti.lO
A 32x3 JS Tiro for $170.
Other Sizes in Proportion.
soized.
New York Mayor Ilylan ordored nil
cold storago nnd warehouses inspected
by firemen for hoarding of food sup
plies. Ohio 100 indicted under storage
nnd anti-trust laws; fcdoral author!
High Cited for Rrnvcry.
John High, who for ten years lived
south of Horshoy, and who lately re
turner from service overseas, termi
nated a furlough hero yesterday and
returned to Camp Dodge. While in
Germany ho ro-enllsted for another
year of sorvice and at present Is sta
tioned at Camp Dodge as a member of
a military police company. Ho par-'
ticlpated in tho Meuse-Argonno of
fenslvo and was cited for bravery.
For twnty-six consecutive days he
wns on tho firing lino, and for two
days was without water or food, and
during tho entiro twenty-six days did
not havo a shelter tent or a blanket. In
ono instance a busting shell killed or
wounded fifteen men out of a squad of
sixteen, ho being the only survivor.
Ho has nine months yet to servo, and
when discharged will go to Norway to
visit his parents, and then return to
Lincoln county.
Akron, Ohio, will spend August 23d
with us.
Theso tires go on sale that day nnd
wc ask you to conic in and iiit'ct theso
men. They can explain nny tiro
trouble thnt you may bo linvlng.
S. & R. SERVICE STATION.
Telephone S20. North Plntte, Neb.
: :o: :
Chicken Season Opens Oct. l.'ith.
County Clerk Allen is in receipt of
a letter from tho stato secretary of
agriculture which says:
"I wish to call your particular at
tention to the new provision in the
day afternoon, Aug. 21, at the church gamo law as enacted by the regu
parlors. This is an important meeting 1 iar session of the legislature rclat
and a full tendance is dosired. Rc-ing'to tho open season on pralrio
freshments will bo served at tho close! chickens. Tho old law provided an
of tho meeting. open season from September 15th to
Frank Bell was arraigned before i Novomber 15th. Tho new law pro-
fpi i i AUV,T r ? VU' to lo 2.420,000 pounds of
Those Prices will Prevail Auff. 2: d. TOCat Mntoriai reductions of prices
Two expert t ro men sent hero by noted in various cities and towns,
tho rlrcstono Tire & Rubber Co.. of! nn,.,, rw n.v,i -oil ! .i.i..
vii vsu uonvu j it villi tiiiiiuu-
Keith Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday. '
MITCHELL LEWIS
IN
"Life's Greatest Problem"
Impelling drama of sensations and problems of every
day life.
Also LOCAL VIEWS taken recently.
Admission Adults 30c. Balcony 25c.
Children 15c. Including Tax.
greater part of that tlmo cruising in
foreign waters, returned homo Sat
urday. Miss . Lola Scott and Frank Scott,
formerly of this city;, but now resid
ing In Denver aro hero visiting with
friends and relatives for a week or
more.
Apples and crab apples for sale. An
drow Oleson, Phono 780F11.
63-3
Methodist aid society meets Thurs-
Judgo Woodhurst yesterday on the
charge of entering the homo of August
Carlson south of Maxwell and stealing
a suit of clothes and $4.25 In money.
Ho pleaded guity and was bound over
to tho district court.
"Mickey is con.ing."
A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Mrs. V. F, Curtis at tho M. C.
Rodgers libiile "Saturday, " wIiTc''as
In California
Will trade for property In North
Platte, 5 acres unimproved, no alkali;
20 miles from Los Angeles, '10 miles atteSded b y twenty-five or more friends
Zi,Tbm.r7' V and neighbors. Tho guest of honor
Sfh- frnn,SJwm "Tic, f i' received many handsome presents.
2 miles from town on S. P., 1 mile Trn PlirMQ ' fnrmDr, M, p,lfloh
from station on S. P., 3 miles from
station on S. F., 2 miles from sta
tion on olectric lino; 4 miles from
producing oil wells; 80 feet to ar
tesian water; will grow two crops two liberty bonds,
yearly; will grow citrus fruits. Ideal Platte and Sidney
location for California home.
Shaffer.
Mrs. Curtis was formerly Miss Phoebe
Rodgers and was married August 2d.
Sight Specialists, II. Dixon & Son.
Lost Black hand grip containing
between North
F. P. Hurlburt,
See Dr. 1G1G 5th Ave., Los Angeles, owner.
' $25.00 reward. C3-2
vldes this open season to bo from
October loth to November 15th In
clusive. The open season for any
other game birds is unchanged, being
the same as provided In tho Session
Laws of 1917.
"Tho force of regular gamo war
dons will be increased by a number
of Federal Gamo Wardens as well
as- the ! law onforcemont officers of
tho state and all of tho various inspec
tors In tho Department of Agricul
ture. Every effort will bo inndo to
prosecute offenders who violate pro
visions of this law before tho open
season begins."
: :o: :
lstration to imposo tlmo limit on cars
kept on track.
Birmingham, Ala. Grocer fined
$500; profiteering.
Los Angees, Ventura, Santa Bar
bara. Fresno nnd Bakcrsflold Butter,
ogga and cheeso soized.
Omaha No changes except a slight
boost in tho prico of bread nnd milk
during the last few days. Omaha Beo.
: :o: :
Sgt. Butler Mlltonbergor returned
homo Saturday after over two years
service as a mombor of Company E.
Since tho signing of tho armlstlco ho
has been with tho nrmy of occupa
tion along tho Rhine.
Cecil Cool, lately returned from ser
vice, will go to Lincoln Saturday to
mako arrangements for entering the
stato university.
The Baptist Missionary Society will
meet at tho church Thursday after
noon. Tho hosteses will bo Mesdames
Cobb, Connelly, Tyler and Shahan.
Abo Vonger, of Myrnn, Is visiting at
tho homo of Louis Llpshltz this week.
I
4rtb
Wanted For Snlo
:osldent properties, located ' In. tho
cast and west ond. List It with tho
H. & S. AGENCY,
Brodbcck Building.
::o:;
Soo 'Clinton & Son'
For Sale
640 acres of hay ono mllo north of
Wallace, Nob . 35 cents per acre, or
one-third of hay in stack.
Box 117, North Platto, Neb.
about your Eyo troubles,
satisfaction every time.
Son is ovor in Germany,
will be homo In a fow
Address weeks or months. Sign of the Big
63-2 Ring.
1 1
j j
-JL j j''Tj
i!oii
DAVENPORTS
Makes heme a splendid place to live. Just like
adding another room. A davenport is the only piece
of furniture in your home that will give you 'twenty
four hours service a day.
W. R. Maloney & Co.
Hardware, Furniture and Undertaking.
BT1 C
Kansas
Wheat
31
m
DIENER & COMPANY
3i Have the following September options on farms in Thomas County, Kansas, which they are offering to the public,' subject to prior sale,
5 increase in price or withdrawal from the market without notice. The margin of profit on these options is small, and the first buyer
Si sets his choice. Reasonable terms can be given on most, and on the balance a loan can be procured. All are choice wheat farms in
"I l 1 T 7 Alir1 allll 1 I t I 1 a l 1 v T 1
Hi the greatest wheat county in northern Kansas. All oi them will sell much higher within the next six months. L.all,at our olhce and let
us show you some photographs we have taken oi these farms.
1. Three quarters, all level, two miles from market
is one of the best wheat localities of Thomas County,
which means one of the best in Kansas. Half section in
pasture, 160 acres in cultivation will be sold seeded to
wheat, Ave room house, barn, well, windmill, fences, pos
session in September if desired. $50.00 per acre- Terms.
2. A splendid all level half section, seven miles
from Colby, all in cultivation, in tho 30 bushel wheat
neighborhood, entire half section will be seeded to wheat
for purchaser. $55.00 per acre.
3. Good half section, all tillable, 100 acres wilj be
seeded to wheat for purchaser, house, barn, well, windmill,
plenty of good sheet water. Only ono and a half miles to
market and school. Possession this fall if desired.
$45.00 per acre.
4. A splendid wheat quarter, all level, all in culti
vation, will be seeded to wheat, entire crop to buyer.
Wheat on this quarter this year turned out thirty bushels.
Seven miles from town, half milo to school. $52.00 per
acre.
5. A line quarter section, good wheat on it this year,
six miles out, near school. Can be sold seeded to wheat for
$54.00 per aero.
G. Quarter section one-half mile to town, no im
provements, all in cultivation, level as a floor, will be sold
seeded to wheat, the second crop, for $06.00 per acre, easy
terms.
7. Half section, 40 acres in cultivation, balance in
pasture, all smooth, five miles from one town, four miles
to another. $34.00 per acre.
8. Square section all in pasture, half level, somo
bottom land, In well improved locality. $26.00 per acre.
9. Half section, 95 per cent tillable, all in grass.
$22.00 per acre.
10. Quarter section mile out of Colby, improved, 80
acres in cultivation, balance In pasture, level, $85.00 per
acre with 80 acres seeded to wheat, entire crop to buyer.
11. Half section fine level land, good hay In pasture,
six room house, well, windmill, fences, other Improve
ments, 180 acres In cultivation, will bo seeded to wheat,
landlord's share to purchaser. $G5.00 per acre.
12. Three square section, all In grass except 160
acres under cultivation. Excellent wheat land, 95 per
cent tillable. One crop will pay for same and all expenses
when seeded to wheat. $31.00 jppr acre. Terms.
All of tho above farms aro good buys and will make
tho purchaser money on Increase in value and farm products.
If you aro Interested call nt tho offico or wrlto us for
f urtlior information. MYo will show you those farms, mak
ing tho trip from North Platto by automobile.. .All your)
oxponscs will bo pnid if you buy.
W. H. DIENER
DIENER 8c COMPANY
620 NORTH DEWEY STREET REAL ESTATE NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
REMEMBER-There is only going to be one crop of land-no more is beinc manufactured-SO GET YOURS NOW.
W. H. BARRETT
fi " x