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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1919)
-LI Farm Life as it should be with aSl modern mefthods made miserable hj Charlie napim m "siinnysicle7 at the Helta l-heatre Friday and Saturday, - DR. 0. II. CRESSLER. Graduate Dentist OtllcH over thtf ilcUonnlrt Stut Mnnk. LOCAL AS!Jt PERSONAL Try tho Roxall first. flirty Smith, of Horshoy, wm a pucst at tlio A. M. Sclbort liomo Wad. n oh day. For Sale Small tmfe. Can be aeon at office of J. E. Evang. Prank Hcrrod went to Ogalalla Tuesday to spend a week looking af ter business matters. 1 Mrs. Tom Henley and dnughtur i Catherine went to Denver Wednesday for a short visit with friends. Kodaks and films at the Rexall. A regular meeting of tho War Mothors will bo hold this ovonlng at eight o'clock at the fcdordl building. Puppies for sale. Call Black 395. Wo carry The Victor, - nnd Empire machines. Comb In and honr them play. Gummore-Dent D'rug Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mike McFaddon, of Paxton, are spondlng the week with ! tho hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 John Herrod. br. H. C. Hroclc. Dentist. X-Tlay Diagnosis. Reynolds Dldg. Phone 148 f o.wl AT-! I.lr, ,,l .. ".,.. 1 )".. H " Wallace, who recently purchased tho ?iuko lToaloy homo on west. Fifth! street, are moving In this week.' Mr. nnd Mrs. Day, of Bralnord. Painting nnd Paper Hanging. 11. MInn., arrived Wednesday for a visit H. Lnndgraf, Phone Jllnclc G0. with relatives and friends. Mrs. Day Cleveland Six Is ho'rc. Sec It at was formerly Miss Morlo Thortiburg. uonugn garage, or nrst uooui at uur. Wanted Liborty bonds nt market grounus. j. v. uomigii, ueaier. price. IouIs Llpshltz. NOW Five Room HotlSO and four John Html linri nn nttnok nf nnnnn lots for sale; 1720 oast Fourth street, dlcltis Monday and tho following day oee u. u. mcrariami, twu oaii h0 Wns taken to a hospital whoro an fourth street. 71-Gp oporatlon was performed Wednesday. . L,eo Koaclio, of Ogalalla, spent Wed-, Tonight's program at the Crystal nosday In town visiting his sister i will bo "Men. Woman nnd Money," Miss Besslo Roache, who teaches in with Ethel Clayton and the two-pait in cuy. ' comedy, "Tho Son of a Hun." To whom aro you going to sell your I Dodge owners Attention See how Hay and Grain? The Harrington Mor- yonr g00l DotWv ear is made at the canine LO. Will Olter tno UlgllOSt Frae Matinee ru-xt Monilnv nt . tlio Run Mr. George Hoss, who hns boon hero lltlng for bcvornl weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Otto Wober. has returned to his home In Topokn, Kan. Wanted Girl with, some knowledge of bookkooplng. Tho HIrsohfeld Co. Mr. Wheelor, the tnnnnger of the Ford plcturo department, Is In town this wook with tho plcturo, "Koop tho Boy on tho Farm," which Hondy & Oglor are showing at tho fair grounds. Lost Poarl sunburst pin with wholo pearl in center. Finder return to Mrs. L. W. Walkor, 118 west Third street and receive liberal reward. ltp Dixon's grind (heir lenses. :':o: : prices. C4tf R. 0. Wlllams, of Lincoln, was a guest Tuesday of his cousin, Geo. Frater, whllo enrouto to Scotts Bluff to look after land interests. Valuable little books on Blackleg and the dlfforont serums, nnd how to administer same, for free distribution. Dr. Pritchnrd, Distributor. 72-8 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rlnckor let Rochester, Minn., where Mrs. RIncker recently underwont an operation, Wed nesday for Chicago, whore they Will visit relatives for a short time before returning homo. When In North Platte stop at the New Hotel PalRce and Cafe. You will be treated well. RSf Mr. and Mrs.' W. V. Hoagland. re turned Wednesday from a three weeks trip to Baltimore and Washington. While In the latter city Mr. and Mr. Hoagland wore 'guests of Congresv T " 1 1 . -. 1.1 .. 1 1. . mnnsKlnknid at a luncheon Fof Sale Bight room modern hous priced at $S,000 for this week only. Locateu at iui souui ash Phono Blaclr 873. - Jobji Rylander, one of the thmtro. "Mutt & Jeff" comic also a la Dodge. J. V. Romlgh, Dealer. Will Eshelm&n, a ranchman living north of Sutherland, purchased a Dodgo business car of J. V. Romigh this week, hs did alio Will Bell, who lives on tho BIrdwood. We absolutely stand back of wiir merchandise, which proves it Is flrt class, when wo have such confidence in what we soil; the buyer isn't tak ing any risk. E. T. Tramp & Sons. Due;td the request of the Chamber of Commerce that all business houses close Saturday afternoon tho. Build ing arid Loan office will not he open after 12 o'clock' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cantlln returned V'neidav from Buffalo, N. Y., and other eastern points, where they spent two weeks. Mr. Cantlln attended the international convention of harbors at Buffalo. While wo haven't a good way of displajing our merchandise, never theleis, wo liayo the right kind, open irr comnarlaon at any time. Suits. 78-2'eouts and ('reuses, just the very bd3t first at lite right prices'. E. T. Tramp .4 farmer to locate in Walker precinct,' Son. died Friday of laet week nnd wan sheriff Clinton, of Plattsmouth, la buried at Farnam Sunday. The day tho guest of Sheriff Salisbury, having following Mr.f Rylander s death the 'arrived Wednesday evonlng. Mr. barn on the farm caught ilro and was Clinton has served the peonle of Cass burnttfe I county, as sheriff for fourteen years, Georgotte cropes in all colors. Wil- j evidence cjiliis worth as an officer cox Department Store. I and his popularity as a man. Mr. 'and Mrs. J. K. Crow, who forT Mr. and Mrs. Will Eshclmnn, now thirty or more years has lived living on the former Trego ranch south of the city, will leave the early north of Sutherland, aro visiting part of next month for California, with friends in town -and attending Whothor they, will make that state1 the fair. Mr. Eshelman says he eu thelr future home depends on how joys ranch life and rogret that he well they like tho country. Hd not sooner-ylve up railroading and furl McGrew has sold his residence take "P rancU work- , ' property in the south part of town to A big pntform is being-laid at tho A. E. Bell for a consideration of north ond of Dewey street on which S3 COO Mr. and Mrs." McGrew will tho free danco for tho soldiors and probably remove to Lincoln where two-sailors anM their ladies will bo held of their sons are attending the state j tomorrow evening under the auspices njnritv iof the Sammy, Girls. A twenty-piece i. v , - . ..., . ii. , r'i ... i , r j .. -will orciiesiXU win unnn uic iiiuniv; n.ni )TnierdLi-l8vi" tho Sammy Girls will serve dough-! 742 ' nuts antl coffee' free. W. L. Richards loaves Ingenious Automobile Thief. An automobile owner at Hullowtll. Irnvlng his ear. hitched it tq. a tree by winding n chain around one of the wheels of the machine and fastening the end of tho chain around n tree. An automobile thief Jacked up the car, loosened the wheel which was chained to the tree, took It off, and then re moving the extra whfel from the rear of tho car put It on In the place of tin wheel which had boon dropped off and drove nwny, leaving tho single whtel chained to tho tree. The Twentieth Century Club. The good-follow8hlp banquet of the 'Twentieth Century Club whs an event ( of Tuesday evening, n large and rep roBontntlvo mtmbor of club members and guests partaking of tho ontertnln mont at tlio Episcopal church, which horaldod tho advont of tho soaon of nineteen nlnoteen and twenty. A de lightful program of songs by Mr. Arthur Tramp and Mrs. Gllfoyle, sev eral excellent readings by Miss Irma Huffman and a unique nnd clover of forlng by tho club mcmbors was fol lowed by, a very earnest appeal from tho new and populnr presldont, Mru. George Frater, for an Increnfjo In alub membership and iv hearty co oporatlon In nhswor to the plou from tho Federated Clubs for "Amorlcnn Izatlon" and all that tho torm Implies. pig Game Hunters Protest. A proposal that Canada Increase Us meat supply by using airplanes to drive tho great hords of caribou froia the' barrens 6f tho northern provinces" filto corrals on the shore of Hudson bay for slaughter has called forth loud protests from tho big game hunters of Africa. They foresee an extension of tho prac tlco to the wholesale slaughter of ele phants, Hons, zebras, giraffes, and varl ous kinds of deer which abound In the no-longer dark continent. Oregonlnn, -::o: -Married by Judge Wooilhurst. Tuesday Judge Woodhurst united In marriage Wilbur Smith of Fnlrbury nnd Alice Dickey of this city. Wd nosdny ho united Wm. R. Hastings of Lexington and Minnie FcnwUok of Elwood, nnd the same day officiated at the ceromony of Arthur Ilnnael nnd Josephlno NIIoward, both of Ar nold, ::o::; O-ac Seo "Clinton & Son' JJJ) 1 "tit your Eyes and satisfied. Sign ot the Big Ring. ' Only fifty cents for a three months trial of tho Daily State Journal, Lin coln's only, morning paper. This price is made Just to got you acquainted and show you why nearly everybody reads The Journal. It atons 'when he time Is up. Send us seventy-nv vents and we will mall ou both' tht Dally and Sunday three months. You will be deliglited with the big Sunday issue with its colored magazine and comic supplements. It's as interest ing on Monday, as on Sunday. Send In for a trial offer at once, as theso special prices wil only last a short time. They aro too cheap to last loinj. AddresB Stato Journal, Lincoln. A tray of ruby rings displayed at Dixon's will please you. CRYSTAL Satm-cla- and Monday. Rex Beach's Super-thriller The Crimson Gardenia' with Owen Moore AND Heda Nova. . Borrowed trouble paid,. In full. -Extra SalfurdayThe Sunshine com edy "THE SON OF A HUN Monday The Fatty Arbuckle Comedy "CAMPING OUT". Drat P ay Such 'High Prices. The only way to lower tho profcent high cost of morohandlso le to buy direct lrom. the mills. This ollmlnalc a tho profits made by tho Jobbo'r. wholesalers and .rptnilers Direct from the mills to consnunicrs is llio shortest and cheapest routo for merchandise ONE MORE WEEK. Duo to tho Lincoln County Fair, I decided to stay horo ono more week. This will glvo the thouannda of out-of-town viators nnd farmers the sam opportunity, to save on their own ami family's wlntor olothlng as tho North Plntto rosldents havo had for tho past eleven weeks. $30000 IN ELEVEN WEEKS. That's tho amount of woolon goods tho North Platto rosldonts havo. al ready ordered during tho past olovon wooIch from our mills. AND THIS IS WHY. 1. LOW COST By selling our goods direct from our mills direct to you wo ollmlnato tho profits made by tho wholosalers, Jobbers and retailors. Then again, tho roods aro mndo In Utah whoro the wool Is grown In nbundnnce. 2. maim: to. fit Underwoar, sweaters, flannol shirts, mncklnnwB and nil othor of our manufactured gnrmont are mndo to) your Individual monuBuro nnd a per fect fit Is guaranteed. .1. MAXY STYTiKS AMI SHADES ! All cur sweaters for ladlos. men nnd children aro mndo of ull wool, In many stylos and all colors . . 1. UO0DS WITH A IMPUTATION Tho IUhIi woolen goods havo baen sold direct to tho consumer for the past 30 years In 15 different states. Ask your neighbor or any, railroad mnn about thorn. They will tell you more about tho quality nnd wear of our goods than we can tell you horo. and lln- WE MANUFACTURE For .lien, Women nnd Children UNDKRWEAR Cotton, wool and bIIIc mlxturos, 30 grades. SWEATER COATS for school, sport and work In many styles, knits and shades. MACKINAWS puro wool. FLANNEL SHIRTS puro wool guaranteed ngalnst shrinkage. LEATHER VESTS chamois skin od. BLANKETS 20 grades. HOSIERY silk and wool. 3 PIECE SWEATER SUITS for chil dren, all wool, all colors. SLIPOVERS for Udlos and misses. RAINCOATS snappy fall nnd and winter styles, 25 grades. , THE COLD DAYS ARE SOON HERE! Take advantage of my last wook h ero and plnoe your order for your wlntor clothes with ua TODAY and you will havo no disappointments. ORDER NOW PAY LATER ' All orders aro dollvered any tlnio botweon now and Christmas, and paid for on delivery. All our goods are Union Made. Saturday , -lie UB11VU1 UUUUb VVlUU'i auv ot phone John Erose. Mrs. u. . ugi r enieruuiieu mu,.- , for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend aay a ternoon complimentary to Mrs n j Qf th(j NnUonal Safety Coun- in. ugier, 01. xjuruujm, "",cn which WU1 be held in that city twenty-flve guests, all of whom were, c r(,ek ln Octobcr. Mr. Rlchards old friers, of Mrs. Ogler when North ! t u , meetln through the cour. Platte was her home, wenr Present , f f th UnionBpadflCt lie having The a ternoon was spent n talking h J ,ecte(1 t r0pre8ent Uie Wy over old times. A shdrt musical pro-, iat The na. gram was given whije the dainty. kg afet ounail lg an organization lunoh was being served. ,! representing not only the railroads Se 'Clinton A Sou' 1 hllt n industries emoloviuK lab( r and about your Eya troubles,' tho meeting will be attended by up satlsfactiou every Ume' wards oL 3000 delegates JUrs Rlch- ! ards will accompany Bill and will Sign of the BU Ring ! vl8jt frjends in tho Ohio city. ft Car lomd choice sacked Polatoea, will be here a :;: g : about October 1st. Phone u your erder for your winter supply of from five to twenty-hve bushels. We will deliver them in North Platte o your home S Backed at $1.80 per bushel. T Tbc LevpcMt & Pennington Co rHUNE. or ZUO. J: , EASTMAN KODAKS We have just received a complete shipment of Kodaks. Also full slock of Films. , Printing paper and supplies. Bring your films here to have them devel oped. GUMMERE-DENT DRUG CO. ' Gome io the Hotel PaiacePhoiie 46 (Across from (ho V. V. Dope!.) Walk right up to tho Samplo Room on the main Jloor and look our Hum pies over. You owe It to yourself to see ronl woolen goodB and save all th. money you dan. If your happjvjamlly is with you bring them along too. (I11 Ua thore every day'of tho week from 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. If you enn't come loavo a'call for me (phone 46) and I'll bring tho hmi ' pies to your houso at any tlmo and place. ' ' . A. FREEDMN. Agebt ' . , Foi; the Logan Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah. LOG AN COUNT Y'"S t I' Ml mi r iii-n las i mi i us ii s na JLJ V Mj -"'- ' '" inn -ii hi iiiiiiii rr-Mniitirmjmiruw rrmmss i nl iimim III Eiskth Annual Fair! (W LB Maew"ssws i immswiwii an iisTriBM--TriTiii.-rr-innriii iiia n i - - Si 9 Bj '' ' ' ' ... - , r-innwiMiii iiaiam iiimiii i it min mii li.ii siwsiiswiraMMiuM UB l Stapleton, Neb., I I j October 1,'2,3, ' 9 1 9 J I Goodman-Buckley Tntst Co. il l Bast Front. SOUTH PLATTE, SEB. VhMic ( REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER OF STO?K8, ATTORNEY-1N-FA0T, RECEIVER, ASSIONKH, TRUSTBB. GUARDIAN ADMINISTRATOR " OF ESTATES, EXECUTOR OF WILL4I. DfSUltAXCM DEPAKTMBNT . . SAVU DEPOSIT 3)KPARXCIOT ' . IIQ'D DHl'A.H'WtBl' OJfFlCUHS: E. R. GOODMAN. ' ' 'r ' rresldent. N. B. BUCKLEY, St'cy.-Tr-'fT- DON'T MISS THE OUTHWEST NEBRASKA DISTRICT FAIR MAYWOOD. NEBRASKA: September 29-30. October 1-2-3-4. HORSE RACES, AUTO RACES, AIRI PLANE, BAND MUSIC, FIREWORKS. OTHER BIG FREE ACTS, MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS. $10,500.00 in Purses nnd Premiums. Write for Premium Lit an Speed Program. FRED L. BURKE, Sec'y. S Aeroplane Flight Each and Every Day ' Not un advertising feature, but an aviator litis been contracted for who will positively apxear and thrill you with such spectacular stunts as the spiral, drop, death.' chaser, falljng lonf, loop the loop, etc., etc. , Big Carnival Company " '. ' A colossal aggregation of '.fun, sport nnd amttseiuftnt, Ferris wheel, Merry-go-round, Siiows of all kinds and thou more shows. HA "V We, Buy and' Sdl'' Obtain bur Prices. TIE HARRINGTON MR. CO. Kearney Normal Band All three days. Plenty otmuaic and dancing. Splen did hotel accommodation!,. .'Better. exMlUa,Jjett6r attrac tions, ateer riding, bucking bronchos, in, fact' a princely program has been arranged for you and yours. Come each and every day. Five Big Free Attractions. oxen S. M. SOUDER T. P. HEALEY . Liberty Land Company Ollice Over RexH Drug Store. Choice Farm Land in Lincoln and adjoining Count ies. Also some good Ranches. Houses and Lots in al! parts of North Platte. L,ok for ti,0 nie l sign.
