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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1919)
AT THE 1,1 nkyJ :Lv. Kit ! Ri:mAinCrrv of lai.ly light ; sdn theatre: TUES. & WED. The Courageous Cowrd STARRING SESSUE HAYAKAWA A story, laid In the oriental quarter of San Francisco with Hnyakawa as a Japanese-American prosecuting nt-tornoy. Trial Shows 'Tlinl THURSDAY The Prodigal Liar starring WILLIAM DESMOhD in .which a gentleman rancher im personates a desperada to provide thrills for a pretty easterner. Also MUTT & JEFF COMEDY. FRIDAY - The Prodigal Liar WITH WILLIAM DESMOND WITH "Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle" Comedy. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Kelly, of Omaha, has accepted a position as saleslady at tho Style Shop. Mrs. Dorsey Leypoldt and daughter spent last week in Lincoln where they attended the state fair. Mabel Tyson, of Fargo, S. D., is spending tho week in tho city as tho guest of Miss Grace Odell. Try the Rexall first. Lloyd Mitchell came down from Denver yesterday for a few days visit at the H. A. Brooks home. "Wh'en quality and price are consid ered about diamonds, consider Dixon's stock, as it has both qualities. R. O. Chamberlain, daughter Miss Bessie and son George, left Sunday on an extended trip to Maine. Kodaks and Alms at tho Rexall. Emil Loypiidt left Sunday for Hast ings where ho will enter Hastings College for tho coming year. For Sale Ono largo size Riverside hard coal stove, first class condition 214 west Fourth street. 68-2 C. K. Preston left this morning for Sacremento, Cal., where he will spend several months with relatives. Miss Adele LeDloyt entertained at a; dinner party, Saturday evening In hon of of Miss Mildred Keefe, of Rawlins. To whom are you going to sell your Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer cantile Co. will offer the highest prices. 64tf Harold Spencer left the fore part of tho week for Hastings, where he will attend Hastings College for the ensuing year. Mrs. Andy Hasenyager, who for some tlmo past had been taking treatment at a local hospital, returned Sunday to her home in Overton. Painting and l'apor Hanging'. II. II. Lanilgraf, Phono RIack 570. Mrs. C. T. Wlielan and children re turned the latter part of last week from Estes Park, where they have been for a month or more. Mrs. F. R. Glnn has accepted the position as superintendent of the, Twlricm hospital and will assume herj new duties tho latter part of the ; week. Lost Robekah pin at band concert; Friday night. Finder please return to this office. Mr and Mrs. G.JI. Krause, QfWest PointTNebr, parerttrMxS. Arthur Tramp and Dr. Krause, will arrlvo in tho city this week to make their fu ture home. Leon Stone returned Saturday from tho eastern part of tho state, whero ho was traveling with E. L. Slonlgor, tho aviator, who was hero giving air piano flights. SEE MY BLANKET AND RAIN COAT SAMPLES. They aro tho best monoy ran buy. Phono 4G, Hotel Pal ace, and leavo a call for D. A. Freed man, agent for tho Logan Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah. A largo number of baso ball en thusiasts attended tho game Sunday at Maxwell between tho teams of that town and Stapleton, which resulted in tho score of 4 to 1 in favor of tho vis itors. Wanted Ono good, improved 40 acres of land with some alfalfa on it. Would like to hear direct from own er. Wrlto Walter D. Moffitt, Akron, Colo. CG-5 County Judge Woodhurst Saturday united in marriago Gilbert V. Ander son, of this city, and Iva L. Winterer, of Lowollen. Tho groom returned last week from overseas service Tho brldo is well known in town, having attended tho city schools. J. V. Romlgh received n carload of 1920 Chandlers last week, including tho now modol Sedan, all of which ho has now delivered, also drove flvo Dodge cars from Detroit, and ia driv ing two inoro out this week, and has threo carloads on tho road. Ho still reports a number of cars on order and undelivered, but production is in creasing and things look more hopeful. ... . . . . . . . W " - .. T " u personal leuor to The Tr liiinfi. t'liT and In charge of agonclos of tho Min nesota Mutual Life Insurance (Co.", highly commends the J. E. Sobnstlnn gonoral ngoncy in this city, saying in part: "Last January, in view of the fact that Mr. Sebastian had associated Mr. Kiccfrlc Llplit nnd Power Plants are Practical for Homes. ::o:: It'Is a fact, too well known to bo questioned, that every pieco of moving machinery must bo tested by ownors in every kind of circumstances before Templo with him a very strong mans absolute reliability is assured. Tho we gave the North Platto agoncy a, biggest engineers, with thcvblggost quota for 1919 business which wo reputation, witli millions of dollars thought was exceedingly largo. t behind them, may design what np tho end of August, with only two-thirds Pcara to bo a wonderfully flno piece of tho year gono, tha Sebastian Agency nas exceeded that quota by a very largo amount having produced almost a half million of business so far this year. Tho Agency will produco be tween three-quarters of a million and a million dollars for tho year 1919. This, I believe, you will agree with of machinery on paper, but when the utlhnnte consumer gets hold of It, ho brings out tho "bugs" in a manner i tho skilled engineer never thought of. Tins Is ono of the reason why C. M. Trotter, dealer at North I'lnttf:, ex periences no trouble theso days In soiling Lally Light plants to pro- j me, is some record. In ndditlon to i gresivo farmers. The fanners of this their managerial duties, Mr Sebastian1 section are discriminating Judges of and Mr. Temple havo each produced $200,000 of net personal business, which gives them membership in tho Randall Club, the highest honor with tho Company. Tho North Platto Agency is growing. On top of this wo havo found, after many long years of experience, that Mr. Sebastian's busi ness Is A. No. 1 and very high grade, Ho is a sterling young man, a suc cessful business man and Tho Minne sota Mutual Is proud of him, his as sociates and his agency." ::o:: CITY A' COUNTY NEWS. Miss Helen Slebort has accepted a position at Tho Leader. Lost Gold wrist watch. Return to this office. Reward. 09-lp Howard McMlclmel has been trans acting business in Omaha for several days. Miss Emelyne Urauer, of Gothen burg, was the guest of friends in town Saturday. For Salt! Ford car 1917 model In good shape. Call at tho Class A gar age, north Locust street G8-2 Mrs. E. D Murphy and daughter Neva spent Saturday with friends In town. Lester' Langford returnod Sunday from Omaha where lie had been vis iting friends for a week. Miss Helen Bird left last week for Carthage, Mo., where she will at tend Carthage College. ..Sight Specialists Dixon .& Son. Mrs. E. A. Huntington returned the first of tho week from an extended visit with friends in Minnesota. Miss Mildred Keefe returned to her homo in Rawlins yesterday after a two weeks' visit' with friends in town. Warren G. Diencr and Miss Edytho A. Rosencrants, both of this city, were unlted'in marriage Saturday by Judge Woodhurst. Girl Wanted For general houso- work In small family. Leave name and address at Tribune office. Floyd Richardson, Jack Beal and Harry Dogett went to Maxwell Sun day to attend tho bucking contest and tho ball game. Mrs. R. Chapman, of Wolllleet, and daughter Mrs. Guy S. Furbee, of Minnington, W. Va., were jruests of friends in town Saturday. For Sale Piano, music cabinet, electric Lamp, library lamp, 1 Wilton velvet rug, 1 Axmlnster carpet. Call at 321 cast Second street. G8-2 Harold Langford, Alvon Ellas. Law rence Nooks and Albin Sandall went to Maxwell Sunday to take in tho ball game and the bucking contest. Miss Roblson arrived Saturday from Morrison, Kansas, to take up her year's work as Instructor in tho com mercial department at tho senior high school. Among tho Interesting pieces of sli ver displayed in Dixon's cases Is a syrupi pitcher of high polish and heavily engraved at $8.G0 that would please tho most particular purchaser. Harry and Joe PIzer will attend tho University of Colorado this year, the former taking up the law course and tho latter tho medical course. They will leavo for school September 25th. SCHOOL SWEATERS FOR CHIL DREN. Pure wool, mado to measure, and all colors. Phon6""4G, HotelSRril ace and leavo a call for D. A. Frecd man, agent for tho Logan Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah. "Good Gracious, Annabello is tho play that mado Claro Kummer and mado Now York sit up and tnko notice. You can sco It at tho Kolth tonight with Billlo Burko In the leading role nnd Billlo is a soothing nnd comfort ing vision to behold. For Sale Twenty Duroc-Jersey shoats. Inquire 303 E, 11th St., phono Black 1028. G8-2 Col: Wm. Beatty, of Brady, is spend ing today in town visiting his son Bob and family. Tho Colonel returned a few days ago from Thormopolls, Wyo., whero ho spent several months tak ing tho hot baths. Ho was pretty well run down boforo going, but returns feeling much Improved Victor VonGoetz has received a let ter from his sister in Vienna in which sho states that food prices aro very high and tho food difficult to se cure. Butter sells for six dollars a pound, bacon four'dollars a pound and flour corespondlngly expensive. A gooso was offored for two hundred dollars. Families aro allowed to buy meat twlco a week. For Salo G room bungalow, strict ly modern, nearly now. Fino shado trees, lawn and garago; would consid er an auto on trade. Phono Black 11G6. G8tf I. D. HROWNFIELD, General Auctioneer, live Stock and Farm Sales. Phono or WIro at Mr Expense for Dates. HERSIIEY, NEIUI VSKA. quality and they know that among i 1 .. -r -.IT-. T I 1 i . t iu iiiuuaiuiua 01 iuuv riigiii putius In daily use, many of them hnve boon operated from four to eight years and aro giving as good, or better ser vice, today than they did when in stalled. I Not only in the United Slates art, Lally Light plants used; they arc in- J stalled by the hundreds In Australin, Now Zealand, South Afrlcu, in cvory country of South Amorlca, in Europe and even ns far north as Iceland. And they havo stood the test in nil of theso countries. It certainly pays, when purchasing an electric light nnd power plnnt, to get one that has been tried out for many years, arid is giving satisfactory use In so many different kinds of cli mate all over the world that there can bo no question as to their serviceability. : :o: : .1. A. Raker Marries 3Hss (Jclscrt. James A. Baker and Miss Mary Gcl sert, both of this city, were united In marriage last Wednesday at tho home of the bride's porents at Gurley, Nob Following the ceremony the young couple left on a wedding trip to wes tern points, and upon their return will make North Platto their home. . Mr. Baker is a well known switch man employed in tho local yards and his brldo was formerly employed as a clerk In tho yard office. They, aro very worthy young people. ::o:: Cnrlson Sells Farm. O. A. Carlson, who has made his homo In this city for several years, has sold his 480 acre farm in Payne precinct for a consideration of ?48, 000. Tho purchaser Is Okkc Friesen burg, of Gothenburg. This is tho former Fred Kado farm and 320 acres lay In tho valley and Is line farm land. Mr. Carlson purchased tho farm in 1902 for four thousand dol lars. ::o:: Xotico to Parents. Every child before starting to school should have their eyes tested to bco if thoy aro in lit condition to start In with their school work. A defect In their eyes can bo more of n handicap than anything else. Dixon & Sort havo mado a specialty of testing chil dren's eyes. Consult them, their di agnosis will bo honest. G9-5 : : :o: : Storo al Ilerslley Robbed. Sheriff Salisbury, was notified Sat urday that the drug storo it Hershey had been burglarized early that morning. Tho burglar paid his at tention to the jewelry cases, taking therefrom a number of watches, rings and chains. LOCAL AND PEHSOXAL Henry Milford, of Lincoln, is spend liiK tho week In town vlaltlng his folks. H. M. Stanley, df Norfolk, Is visiting friends in the city for a wook or more. Thomas R. Winfiold, of Hastings, is in tno city this week transacting bus lnose. H. S. Sterling, of Omnlin, Is apend- "K a tow nays in town transacting innu nnairs. A son was born last Wednesday to air. nnd Mrs. Earl Dlonor at tho Twl- nem hospital. Extracted honey for sale. J. L Hastings, phnoo Black 275. G9-2p Virginia Douglas, of Topoka, Kan sas, is visiting Miss Rcglnia Wiley for seural weoks. Cliarlos R. Milburn, of Kearney, Is spending sevornl days In town looking nuor cattle interests. Helen Aldon leaves Thursday for Lincoln, whero she will resumo her studies nt tho university. Mr. and Mrs. Norman left yesterday for St. Louis where they will visit their son for a week or more. Mrs. J. D. Willlson loft last evening for Tncomn, Wash., whore sho will spend a year visiting relatives. The Christian aid society will moot Thursday afternoon, nnd it Is urged that there bo a largo attendance. Re freshments will bo sorved. Furnished room for rent, men pre ferred. References. G15 west Third. Phone Red 1057. 69-2 Ralph Alden expects to leave 'this week for Chicago, whero ho will re sume his dental practice, after having been in tho army for nenrly two years. Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Strank expect to leavo this week for an extended trip to the east, visiting all of tho principal cities, and being absent for a month or more. No hunting or trespassing on my place one-half mllo west of Platte Val ley school house. G. W. SMITH. G9-2 Mrs. Sidney Timmerman, Albert Tiiiimerman and family and Mr. and Airs. Enrl Payne returned Sunday from Superior, where they, accompanied the remains of the late Sidney Tlnnner- man. ::o:i- Cu'ris for Poison Ivy. Mrs. Evelyn S. Trertbnth, wife of the Rev. Robert W. Trenbath, rector of St. James's Episcopal church of Montclnlr, N. J., has conferred a boon on suffer ers from poison Ivy by announcing a remedy which those who have tried It say is a most efllcaclons remedy. It lo simply the green leaven of common catnip rubbed on the affected parts un til the juice runs. This never falls, Mrs. Trenbath says, no matter how advnnced the case may be, nnd Is simple to use, especially In the'ense of children. The plant grows usually In great abundance behind old barns, and Is said to be so antagonis tic to tho Ivy thnt If planted near It the Ivy disappears. ::o: A Bnrgain Jf Sold Within Ten Days. Section about 10 miles from North Platto, improved. Frame house 24x24, tubular well, Ecllpso wind mill, stool cattle tank, frame barn for 4 head of horses, fram'o chicken house 12xlG, about 3000 growing trees, framo cattle shed 10x40, about 300 acres of tillable land; GO acres now under cultivation. See Mlltonbergcr for further informa tion. Price right Terms on applica tion. G8-2 : :o: : For Sale or Trade. 85 acres in corn, 5 acres alfalfa, bal ance pasture, hardwood and cotton wood timber; partly hog tight. Fair hoiir.o. barn and outbuildings. Lo cated in Ifnrrlson Co., Iowa, 3 miles to California Junction, 7 miles to Mo. Valley, 22 miles to Council Bluffs. Will .trado for pasture land or North Platte property. James Smlthera, 415 W. Second street, .orth Platto. G8tf For Salo Puppies. Phono Black S95. G8-2 - o NOTICE TO PUBLIC. I am now prepared to handlo all kinds of Interior wiring, both city and farm work. Get our piicos. RELCO LIGHT, W. I. STEBRENS, 10G East Front St. Phono 983. Volcano That Emits Lava. The following Is reported by an ob server In Hawaii: Tremendous changes are In progress nt Kllauea, and there Is no Indication whatsoever of any cessation . of tho monumentnl rising of the entire vast lava column. Over tho southwest brink n wide stream of glistening lava la sluggishly flowing In the direction of tho Kalu desert, not with the spectacular cas cading torrents of tho southeastern Hows of last March, but with a steady, stealthy gliding, which gains ground slowly nt Its base, but which piles up Into tremendous masses from Its source forward. Dry Lead for Batteries. A dry battery utilizing red lend, In stead of the usual manganese com pound, has been pntonted by II. Czanyl. It Is claimed thnt tho red lend battery lusts longer thnn the typo now In vogue, may be kept Inactive for months without any deterioration and may be lechnrged at least ten times, with each recharge as edlclent as any pres ent battery. :o:: Christian Science service Sunday 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings every week at 8:00. A cordial invi tation Is extended to all to attend theso services. Building & Loan build ing, room 25. EvOrss, Seo "Clinton & Son tOSSP "bout your Eyes and satisfied. Sign ot tho Big Ring. INCORPORATED 1887. Mutual Building and Loan Association, Of North Platte, Nebraska. RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The Association has unlimited funds at its command 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. Moore's Three Way Heaters " si s V'.t ' '-A 'tit Air-tight, bums all the Gas, Smoke and Soot. Save Coal No Heat wasted. Absolutely air-tight draft slides, doors and ash pits. Heats on the only'correct principles, and that is by circulat ion instead of radiation.Heating by circulation maintains a constant movement of air in the rooms. No moving away from the stove to get cool the whole room is comfortablq and uniformly heated heated in fact, any number of rooms that open well together can be warmed by one stove. Burns slack, lump or any kind of coal the most modcrnly con structed heater today. Come in let us demonstrate its super- 1 ior merits. Remember vye carry the largest assortment of stoves and ranges in North Platte at ' most attractive prices. We advise early buying. E' ES ' i W. R. MaloneylfCo. S. PI. SOUDER T.J. IF. HEALEY Liberty Land Company Office Over Rexall Drug Store. Choice Farm Land in Lincoln and adjoining Count ies. Also some good Ranches. Houses and Lots in all parts of North Platte. Look for the Dig l su. 4 Company's Coming! The rugs are a sight. , No time to don clcaniiietoKS, to broom-sweep anil then dust afterwards. But plenty of time to just mn your Hoover ovei because The Hoover cleans dustlessly and quickly without mussinc your "Sunday best." i Each easy stroke of The Hoover means: a beating out of buried dirt a sweeping up of all litter the straightening of the nap the brightening of bedim med colorings in addition to an clcctricvacuumcleaning. ) HJUST RUN YOUR OVER j7 OVER. IT BEATS , AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS The lloovcr'i the best. The most widely bought. Mailcbythc world' largest makers with eleven years success to their credit. Seo Tha Hoover flutter a cartiettne mora Hum 1,000 times each mlniito upon an air cushion thereby loosenlna and shak Oli out tho innermost dirt. North Platte Light and Power Co.