W ECIM PRIIIM
special premium of fifteen dollars
divided into five monies, is offered in the
Boys' and Girls' Corn Judin& and $tock
Judfeinfc. Open to all Boys and Girls, of
seventeen years or under.
Lincoln County Agricultural Society.
LOCAL AST) PERSONAL
W.ALMnrnny. of Bradv,t:
i bualnjgji li town . WediteffllS
it 'I.. EArcGraw returned' W
f.tfrom a business trip to Urldg.
Wxtm &Sun, slslit wicclfilFSiff
Harry ftyllh, of M1"'
Mrs., Get Flop. Wtnt tO,sra9rfc-
Ufdnv hp .tli will stfttfi 6MBHek
DR. 0. !1. CRESSLER.
Graduate Dentist
Office over th McDonald
Stats Hunk.
LOCAL XSD I'EHSOjN'AL
Q. W. Eddy lias sold hi? residence
property at 003 wost Eighth stroot to
Hfnost E. McFaddon.
f
Oscar IlnrL and James Hart, of
Iowa, have bcoii guests of thotr slstor,
Mrs. Phil Drake this wcok
Try the Hoxall first. ,
John vB. Edwards will return to
morrow, from a ton days' buying trip
to Chicago and Milwaukee.
GlffonTNcer roturnod Tuesday from
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hendv returned
the early part of the week from a
visit In Lincoln.
Lorcn Sturgls left tho onrly part of
tho week for Wheatland, Wyo., to
look after his ronl estate Interests In
that section.
For Sale Small safe. Can ho seen
at ofTlce of J. E. Evans. 70tf ,
Frank Cook, r farmer living West of ,
town, was called to Grln; yettdrdayi
hy the death of a brother.
See our line of Reed loahr goods,'
best on earth. Austin, Jeweler, Front
and Dewey. 70-2
Mrs. George Amen, .of Julqsburg.
In Mm irtiniitji nf her ti.ironts. Mr. and
... . .
Harry Huffman and Leo Tighe re
turned Tuesday from a short visit
with friends in Denver.
The Episcopal ball team daftnted
the Methodist team Tuesday ovonlne
by a score of nine to' eight
Tomatoes for Sale at 2005 oast 4th
street. Phono Rod 732. G5-6
Miss Josephine Robb has resigned at
Dr. Dent's office and has accepted a
position at the O'Connor store.
V. T. Wilcox left Wednosday for
Ohio whero he will participate in
"home-coming week" In the town, of
Jas. Dorram left Tuesday for Omaha
to consult hie physician. Mr.'Dor-
Thos. Healey returned. Wednosday rhm Is enroute to Hot Springs to
Tho body of H. L. Duffel, who died
Sunday 'morning, was shipped to a
brother residing In St. Louis. Tho his -boyhood days.
ucceaseti una neon employed as night
agent at the depot.
from a trip to Chicago and othor ouat-.
em cities on mutters pertaining to
real estato transactions
is as dry In sections
Is hero In Nebraska.
Elgin wrist watches ar"o 'otold rep
utatlon. Dixon has a" largo stock,
$30.00 to $G0.00. '
IJoforc buying a diamond let us
show you our lino. Wo have perfect
stones, blue, blue white and other
spend sovoral weeks.
Oklahoma City whero ho had boom BrnjJoB, ami can help you to make so-
visiting rolutivos for tho past three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tollllon re
turned homo Monday from tholr wed
ding trip to Denver and other points In
Colorado.
Mlsslda Ottonstoln returned Monday
from Los Angeles, Cat., whero nho
had boon visiting rolativss for tho
past two months.
Austin, corner Front
70-2
loctlon. C. M
nnd Dowoy,
Qlrl Wanted For gcnoral house
work In small family. Lotivo namo
and address at Trlbuno office
Mr. and Mrs. Moso McFarlnnd left
Tuesday, ovoning for New York City,
whero they will meet their son' Sidney
who landed from overseas Monday
and who will bo hold there for a week
or more, tnklnir nnrt In rAviewa nnd
.if l .1 i rti . .. t -..tit. l .. I
tYUIIWU 1WU UUJB Willi WIIL'UIB. UllL'l IllirnrlfXI
over iu. Appiy western union Tqic.-
graph,.Co. - C8-3
A .. 111 tl f I" 1 . .1,
118 Ho SaVB It' vrni nun iiiiBii, oi uiintmi, uiret
of Illinois as It! tor o Purclmsos for the Union, Pacific.
, tached to No. 5 Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Popojoy nnd Miss
I JoHophlne MoKcown returned yester
day from Chicago, whore they had
boon buying fall nnd winter Bttick,
Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phono 148
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazoncamp en
tertained at a supper party following
tho War Mothers' club dance Wednes
day, ovenlng. Covers were laid for
fu'nlwo "
turneuThlsjnornlng from Denver and
Colorado Springs, whore they had been
iipondliigllielr honoymoon.
To whom aro you going to sell your
t A Hnv andfQraln? iThoInrrlncton Mor
Mr.MnUMrs. Chas. Horraaneen' rc- cantnoCo.-wiII' offer tho lilchost
prices.
C4tf
C. A. Linton, who Ih onn of the men
who -waives, Uio May wood district fair
Dr. .Morrill;, DenttBt. Offlco over u'succoss, was in town Wednosday
whcox itepurunont pwro, boosting that tar which will boheld
Miss1 Wllma Coatos-Svcnt to Wo'dd BPt- 2Utli to Ottobor Mth. Ho Tjays
Rivor today fora sliort visit with her tho fair this year will bo bettorand
aunt whllo onfotittf lo Lincoln where oiggor man over ueroro,
oho will enter tho university.
Mrs. I, L. Stobblns and children re
turned tho first of tho week from Car
roll, Iowa, whore they had been vis
iting relatives for sovoral weeks,
When In North Platto stop at tho
Now Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will
bo treated woll. G8tf
Como In and hear tho now Edison,
Shoraton model, dnto A. D. 1750, prlco
$195.00. v Our tonus place this master
instrument within tho reach of all.
DIXON'S.
Mr. ,aud Mrs. John Singleton, who
have been visiting tholr daughter, Mra
L. E. Hastings, loft today for Now
York, whoro thoy will visit Mrs. Sln
gleton'H sister, Mrs. Emma Poor.
Wanted Ono good, improved 40
EveYyb6d"jM'lH;buyIng'diamdrtdfi m us
.Reason, assortment and prices. C. M
Austin, Jeweler, Front and Dowey.
Tho Logan county fair will be hold
at Stapleton October 1st, 2d and 3d,
and among tho attractions is an avi
ator who will do all sorts of stunts,
a carnival company, and wild wo&t
stuntstheso In addition to stock and
agricultural oxhlblts, music by the
Kearney Normal band and dancing
For Sale Second hand Ford In good
condition, just overhauled. Call Red
1057. G9-2
Ladles of tho Maccabees are re
quested to pay their Soptombor dues
to Miss Krnmph at tho First National
iJank In tho nbsonco of Mrs. Duke.
Miss Vora Uretornltz entertained a
acres of land with somo nlfnlfa on it. I number of frlonds at a dinner party
Would like to hear direct from own-'lint ovoning on tho occasion of hor
er. Write Walter D. Moffltt, Akron, birth anniversary.
ol- Thoso'Who attended tho stnto fair
Paul Ottonstoln returned today Inst wcok and saw tho now Chandler
from Big Springs whoro hc had been' Sedan and Coupo modols woro both
working In tho wheat fioldn. Ho will pleased and surprised at tho value
loavo tho llrst or tho wcok for Lin- Bold in this car at tho prlco asked. It
twelve,
For Salo-Sot double harn'cSs,
heavy. Inquire at 402 south Maplo
street after 5 p. m
Carl Simon and Fred Hnnlon wont,
to Drldgeport -yesterday whero ,thoy
will bo employed for some time in re-
roofing tho Morrill county court
house, i
For Sale All household gooda
Also two bicycles. .Phono Red 029.1
yu east r uin. street. . . yti
Mrs. C. T. Wholah and children and
Miss Ni;va Trexler rcturnem'thc iru
of tho Y.ock.roihEste8,rarlc vhA
thoV liadibeoii snendlnlrthp. Ditstntwo
AVhy suffer with a head ncho?
in i . i . . 1 f ir m
iu jineiy io. oo irom your evew. vi per
cent are. See Dixon's sight special
ists. At tho meeting of tho Odd Fellows'
Tuesday evening W. N. Slinnnts, H. B.
York, C. M. York and J. Guy Swope
wero elected dolegatos to nttend the
session of tho grand lodge to be hold
at York October 18th to 21st
An engraved wedding ring to match
her engagement ring will plcaso her!
Dixon has thorn In solid gold $8.00 to
$15.00 nnd platinum at $36.00.
Tho following sales aro reported by
J V. Romlgh:' Chandler Sedan to E. G.
Wost of Gothenburg, a Chandlor tour
ing car to D. A. Lawler of Paxton,
Dodgo tourings to W. H. Buckley, Al
bert Hnspel and L. R. Sonnners, of
Brady.
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For Sale.
1800 aero stock ranch 9 miles north
of town; good Improvements; price
$20.00 per acre. FRANK BUCHANAN.
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Issue Licenses.
Legal permission to wed was granted
coin to cotlnuo IiIb studios at tho unl- will pay you to investigate this lino ifith s week to J. M. Thompson of Suth
vorslty. . . i you are looking for nn all-year family U1",mt w'u" "l urm'y
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No Hunting or Trespassing.
Will bo pormlttcd on my land ton,
miles west of North Platto. I moan
this and violators will be dcajt with
according to law.
C8-4p FRANK HENEKA. .
car.
J. V. ROMIGH, dealor.
Sco 'Clinton & Son'
about your Eyo troubloB,
satisfaction ovory tlmo.
Sign of tho Dig Ring.
MACK, THE MEDICINE MAN,
SAYS:
BE FAIR TO YOUR TEETH,
or
THEY WILL BE FALSE WITH YOU.
YERBDIXO TOOTH PASTE---. 35 Cents.
KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE " 30 Cents.
LILLY'S DENTAL PASTE .50 Cents.
EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE 35 Cents.
COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE F 30 Cents.
PYORRIIOCIDE ' $1.00.
..7,E PYROL CO Cents.
LAVORIS 00 Cents.
War Tax lc for each 25c.
FRENCH TOOTH BRUSH 75 Cents.
Teach the Children to Keep their Teeth Clean.
McCracken Drug Co.,
FAMILY DRUGGISTS,
Hotel McCabe Building. North Platto.
( Ladies and GlTildreiT urgeci foaff hWMlhM
THEATRE
NdRTH PLATTF, NEBRASKA.
September 16th, 17th and ML
A lighted match
showed that she
was very pretty
I
THEY WERE ALONE TOGETHER
or
It was the witching hour of mldnlght.tho croon of the night wind and mur
mur of the waves against tho rocks that hid them from the huge summer
hotel woro tho music to which she had been sklnDtnc over the sands when ' .'
first ho saw her. "
They,-wero truants, theso two, runaways' from tho threadmUl "of life. , j,
,
He had called and asked If ho might join in her revel. Something in his
voice reassured her. So they ran, and swam, -ffnd talked. Finally "I
dare you to dive off that rock," she said. "When ho came back she was
gone. Ho had failed to learn hor name or whence she came,
. i i;i
IU' '
8 bo..,
.1.1
He haunted tho beach nightly, without avail. Sho was the first woman,
handsome, wealthy Roger Sloan had ever really wanted and failed to interest.
He often passed her in the hotel corridors, but her
averted face masked her. Of course ho finds her
maid's uniform and
Thus begins the story of Marie,, the
mystery girl from Nowhere, heroine of
"A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE"
Adapted from the story by Marion Orth, author of "The Price of a Good.;
Tlmo" and other photoplay hits.
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DIRECTED BY LOIS WEBER
The world's greatest woman director,
with dainty
Anita Stewart
" f"
a's Marie, tho mysterious beauty from nowhere,
dream in silks by night
maid-servant by day, a
Tight on Station Agent.,
Tho position of Earl Stamp as Union
pacific station agent In this city is
being contested by the operators' un
to Dowey Humin and Helen Austin of
Maxwell; to Mllo Dancer nnd Ruth
Harpor, of North Platte.
ltlllard Tournament
A billiard tournament will start at-
tho Elks' homo Octobor first botwet'h
teams captained by J. E. Evans and
J. Halllgan with twenty or-- more
mon to tho team. Tho losing team
will pay for a supper which Steward
Kennedy will servo. '
O. L. V. HoutolslhHl.
"W. J. Hondy, who rtf.urned Sunday
frnm nil niltn trii, tn T.ltinnln nml vi'lw.
1 ...... I . . 1 1 I . i! 1 1 . 1 1...
drovo from Hastings to tho capltol agonia emui oo jmeu uy .u.u.a
city, over tho much touted O. L. D. Iwhon qualifications and other condi-
uin jo uonipuoo oin luiu sua 'omoj tlons aro satisfactory. Whether Mr.
roau is not to uo compnreu wun tl" .,,. ., ,m rmnnVfH, nr nnt. nt. thm
Lincoln Highway. "Whon any one " , - ----
tolls you tho O. L. D. is in bettor, or tlmo known, but we trust he will bo
ns good condition ns the Lincoln ablo to rotnln tho position
Highway," said Mr. Hendy, "ho is
telling you something that Is not
true."
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One of the most fascinating romances of the screen
Lavishly Stagedl Magnificent Gowns! Mysterious!
MATINEE 10c and 25c. EVENING 15c and 35c.
4 u
Mother nml Family Doing Well.
Georgo Stownrt, who bought and'
took possession of the Dillon 4SU
acres west of town last January, hove
Ion which has an agreement with the int0 this offlco yesterday, and heav-
company that tho positions of station
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Would you marry a man with his
dross suit ripped up tho back? Betty
Sugar for Xobraskn. didn't very much llko tho idea but sho
Within tho next ton days or two'i.nrf to ko throuch with It just the
weeks. 5,300 tons of beet sugar and I .,mo , ..Tho Uoiu, ,,-,, stmlchf nt
100,000 bags of boot sugar aro to be, . , . , , V, ,
consigned for shipment from the west i Cr'8tal Saturday Monday,
and south to Nobraska wholesalers for, Louis Bonnlson plays tho load sup-
retail distribution; according to n ' ported by Orml Hawloy,
luiL'Hium rocuiviti iruin mw pugur
equalization board In Now York and
mndo public by Sonator Hitchcock.
DO YOU WANT A MACKINAW
made to measuro nnd of pure wool?
It is thought that this will rollovo tho!phono 40, Hotol Palaco and leavo a
sugar Bhortago in Nebraska. It was' ,, , r. . t i,n
,n.i v,,nwn ii.nt ni. call for D. A. Frcodman, ngont for tho
wookH prior to Soptombor Bth, tho to- Logan Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah,
tnl shipment of sugnr to Nebraska was and ho will bring the samples to your
2,200 tons, which is considered bolow (j00I.f
tho normal. Th0 ,nck of niln for four or flvo
For Salt) wooks has placed the ground iu very
Half section of pasturo land, some dry shapo and has delayed tho work
can no rarmeii. in section UJ-13-31. ot putting in wintor. whent. Plowing
iTico ?o,ouu. Terms, nnu casn, na - , .,. i,i i ,i0ii
anco to suit purchaser. Inquire of for wl,oat land ls Poetically impos
iClaus Anderson, North Platte. 70-2 sible.
Ing a sigh, said, "Had hard luck yes
terday." '"No," we commlsiratlngly
asked, "What's Wrong." "Woll," ho
said, "I had a two year old sow that
gavo birth to seventeen pigs yester
day, and tho mother and llttlo ones
aro doing well." This same sow had
a litter of fourteen last year.
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County Clork Allen returned yester
day from a buslnos trip to Omaha.
Julius Plzer and Harry Porter lott
yesterday for points in Colorado and
Wyoming on business connected with
tho Star Bottling and Commercial Co.
Lt. Howard McKay passod through
yesterday enrouto from San Francisco
to Omaha. Lt. McKay was tho officer
sont horo to tnko charge of tho con
tingent of draft mon.
Martin Mlckolsou, formerly of Hor
shoy, but of late yoars living In Oak
land, Cal., arrived in town yostorday
and will remain for a few days looking
altor lntorosts In and around Ilor
shoy. Mr. Mlckolson is recovering
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turpio loft
Wednesday for Omaha whoro they will
visit friends for a week.
L. B. Dick returned yesterday from
Omaha, whero ho had been transact
lng busines for a day or two.
Seo tho now platinum and diamond
bar pins at Dixon's, $28.50 to $350.00.
Mrs. Margaret Graham returned
Wednosday from Wyoming whero sho
had been spending tho summer with
her son Wren.
Keith Novlllo returned yesterday '
morning from Omaha whero ho wont
to transact business and to hear Pres
ident Wilson.
T. F. Minohan, of Ogalalla, contrib
uted $9.80 in Judge Mlltonborger's
court Wednesday. Ho was arrested on
tho chargo of exceeding tho speed imit
whllo driving on tho streots.
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IS'otleo to Parents.
Every child before starting to school
should havo tholr oyos tested to seo If
thoy nro In fit condition to start In
with tholr school work. A defect in
their oyos can bo more of a handicap
than anything else. Dixon & Son
havo mndo a specialty, of testing chll-
from a paralytic stroke which affected dron.8 oyoSi Consult them their dl-
mo iviv oiu?.
agnosis will bo honest.
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