4
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DR. 0. H. CRESSLER,
Gradnate Denti&l '
over tht1 McDonn'd
State Bunk.
"GOLmVOKTHYT TkOtS MILE ON
LOCAL TRACK IN 2:1:1
I Kilts mincy, Twesieni 4DrnKas Auonuanu tu ma county inir iri
Cobus , Block, bf Cothftnburit, prcmifcr auto driver, ngalu cleaned the day Haw "Goldyorlhy," a throoiyaar-
! Mrs. Oestrelch, of Herihey. spent JtUILUY CLKAX3 TIIK PLATTKU
I Friday with friends In town.
j Puppioa forTfalo. Cull Black. 805.
Mr,
visited friends ,ln town Frlduy
A'V THK AUTO.MOIULK KACI..S
Rhiiiy,
, j , tJtil TVmfa rym, tvilU Uiu Ik (in uronuj n in iviiuui j well" , ncHiur; vjt t utitv ju .t.io itl
tic nun iiig (tviv i v v 1 v , tuut mui ti Hi aw vjiv m i
rl Mnnnn nmtnnl.ln til 1 n tlin, 1 4 O
W a U j g ,Bl nn(j jWeepgtft,.f,i
Jnrgen Adon, of Gothenburg, wat a cleaning up $100 on the track rccoru
LOCAL A1 TEItSOXAL
huslnoss visitor In town Friday.
Wnnted-
nrlco. Louis
$G00 on the North Platte Special
trot. The
youngster was not permitted, how.n-,
er, to go his gnlt In the succeeding
hettts, nnd Tip Frisco took three of,
212
-Liberty bonds at market .N.000 the i" nnd ?46 ,n, th? flv ,ft?J?u 2 : 20,.(2,7f , .2..;2i' .
3Uls Linsliitz. r'10 bandlcap race. ! In tho 2:12 paco "Whltefoot" lost
' " I All ttrlm linvn 1 tinuarwl TMill'.i Mm ' Oral" linnf ntwl tttnn nlr Mirrtu
Try tho Roxall first. I Dr. Voorhecs Lucas returned Friday driving admit that ho is courngonVs straights in 2:13, 2:13V4 nnd- 2:11.
Vnv qntnTrnrll .lollvArv cur Phono i fr0,n a ton dny auto tr,p t0 Clieycni'e and offlclont and thut ho keeps his car' Inthe 2:22 paco Emily Axey tooK
ovor a clean racer, a gentlemanly man, and
. has thousands of admirers' anions
auto race cnthuisasts but If tho ru-
Dlxon & Son, sllit specialists.
Dr. Morrill, Dentist. Office
Wilcox r-epurtroent Store.
L.C. Craig, of Ingham, transacted' Mp ,, Mra ril. nnnitn nf Tll, race enmu sasis-
i,i,ainoUa in n.n, Sntnr.i.iv. "V . ' " lure races are 10 ue
held in North
2:1G4 and 2:lSVfc
Friday's events closed with a sev-en-olghths
mile rash, a flve-olghths
dash and a one and ono-half mile re
Wanted Some one to wash whi- with friends In town
Springs, visited over the week end pintto tho management must see to It lay. Tho first was made In 1:30 and
dows and woodwork. Phono 1C4. 76-1
Dr. Thos. D. IJoler, of Omnha, spent
Sunday and Monday visiting friends In
town.
Painting and Paper Hanging. II.
II. Landgraf, Phono Jtlack J70.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Goyor, of Big
Springs, visited friends in town Sat
urday. For Sale Small safe. Can bo seen
at office of J, B. Evans. 70tf
John Thornton, of Gering, was u
week end guest at tho Mosc McFar
land home.
Wanted Orders for potatoes. Will
deliver about October first. Write
or phono John Brosc. 74-2
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jncobson, of
Ldxington, spent Sunday at the Lctli
Jncobson home.
I. N. Dressier, of Brule, was in
tdwn Saturday transacting business
and attending the fair.
Kodaks' and films at tho Rexall.
Mrs E. F. Sccberger left Saturdny
night for a visit with Mrs. Donald
Goodwill at Minden, La.
Cameo pinB, you will be delighted , 'on
to 'look over Dixon's very extensive
slock. ?4.00 to $G0.00.
Ed Stoftrcgan has rented window
Hpacc in tho Fratcr drug store and will
open a watch repairing shop. ,
Henry Brogan and children, of fcoy
stono, spent tho woek end with Mr.
and Mrs. John Murphy.
Kodaks and films at the Rexall.
that other drivers of Rhlley's ability 'tho second in 1:04. Time was not an-
aro secured. While evorybody llk's nounced on tho relay.
Ithlley, likes his style of driving and This closed three days' racing on
aro willing for him to take the monry.lone of the best, if not the host, track
in the state by horses that wore far
thorn in a cnncrnl demand tlmt hiri
cuiujiuijiui D nun it iiuiuui itu ' ,
Ernest McFadden has purchased competitors who can at least at tima
of George Eddy the rosidence proper- take tho pole from him. There Is not
ty at 003 west Eighth street. much excitement in three or four ens
following each other round nnd rovnU
Dressmaking and all kinds of sow
ing done at COO west B. Phone " "T" V V " "..""7!
uiacK jbj. -onous, especially in a 25-miIo race;
John 'JNoill, at Omnna, was tho and but little enthusiasm Is nrousod.
guest of his cousin Jack Stack the If, on tho other hand, tho drivers oc-
lattcr part of last weok. - i casionally changed positions in the
tw nnvnti race, if one shot ahead of tho other,
Try tho Roxall first. j thcn logt aga,n t0 the onc ho ha( bes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Zlmmor came cd, tho grandstand Would rock with
down from Sidney Saturday i,o visit yells and enthusiasm. We believe that
friends and attend the auto races. Tribune readers will agrco with the
auovo SMuemcms.
The results of Saturday's ovonts
were as follows:
t Midget race, Ave miles, won by B.
E. Freol, of Brady in 7:32.
Track rcord, ono mile, won by
Rhlley In 1:054; Breed going In
1:08 and Ruenker In 1:09.
In tho North Platte Special Rhlley
took all three heats of live miles each,
the first in 5:52 the second in 5:45 and
tho third in 5:45. In tho third heat
of this raco Ruenker met with an ac
cident, a broken splndlo causing hl3
car to no over and he suffered a brok-
P. J. Norton camo up from Grand en wrist and three fractured ribs.
Island Saturday to spend tho day with Wehn of Bridgeport took the first
nis parents, Mr. ana Mrs. v. a. Nor- iient of tho Lincoln county live mile
ton. special In G:15, and Ma,ls, of Salina.
Kan., the second heat In 5:4G.
In tho five mile Platte Valley race,
Ben Ross of Forks won In 7:29.
I Rhlley woh the 25-mllo sweep
stakes In 28:31 finishing a half lap
ahead of Bullock and with Breed coui-
Earl Stamn left this mornlnc for fnc In third.
Salt Lake where ho has accented In tho handicap raco BullocK, who
In nrulilnvi nit tt.ntm1lr.fr nudity, fst. rl-t.i Wnu fMVnti tlm Innfrnot Infill WnrV Wl! 11
, ; t1 UlllllUtl i.u 11 4 Tf. 111(3 UUUktUL lUi 111V " n .w.nuv au, u... ......
to wuom aro you going to sou your Oregon Short Lino. Breed second and Rhlley third.
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer-i , , , , , 1
cantuo ijo. win oner tue mgncsi', , v .
prices. , G4tf , lomo1" Me":oa yftfordllL ra h ,
. nil, 1411U 1,1119. II, 11, .Jlllllll
better than any ever beforo seen in
Nortli Platte, and this feature was
certainly a pronounced success.
Horsemen who were here were
highly pleased witli general condl-
GoodmanhBnckley Trasl Col
111 Gust Front.
SOUTH PLATTE, JiEIl.
Plione o
REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER OF STOCKS,
ATTORNEY-IN-FACT, RECEIVER, ASSIGNEE,
TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN, ADMINISTRATOR
OF ESTATES, EXECUTOR OF WILLS.
Insurance department
safe deposit department
bond department
OFFICERS:
E.
R. GOODMAN,
President.
N. E. BUCKLEY,
Secy.-Trcas.
tho track with tho leader maintaining tions and csplclally the fine track.
They were of the opinion that the
result of last week's races will ad
vertise tho North Platte track and aid
In securing for the 1920 fair even
better horses than were hore last
week.
' Judge Hoagland will return today
from Thedford whero ho was called
Saturday evening on legal businoss.
Dixon's grind their own lenses.
Mrs. W. H. McDonald and daughter
Janet returned tho latter part of laat
week from a visit In San Diego, Cal. ,
Judge and Mrs. J. S. Hoagland re
turned Saturday from Columbus, Ohio,
whero tho attended the G. A. R. reun-
Try tho Rexall first.
Mrs. Harmon Chambers and son
Bob, of Keystone, spent Saturday v 1th
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Valuable little books on Blackleg
andtho different serums, and how to
administer samo, for freo distribution,
Dr. Prltchard, Distributor. 72-8 r.nnto
A. E. Bell, who recently sold tho Dixon's grind tliclr own lenses.
liberty Inn, will enter v-r Insurance
field as solicitor for the Fidelity com
pany.
CITY AJJD COUNTY NEWS.
Tho Catholic ladies' will serve Ice. for several days
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Failed to Ghe Credit.
In tho Tribune's article telling of
tho arrest of Darling,, the negro mur
derer, credit should have been given to
Chief Mccomber and U. P. Dcctectivc
Galycan for apprehending Darling. Ev
ery available clue had been run down,
prior to Darling's apprehension, and
these two officers concluded that a
search of tho negro quarters on cant
Front street was the last resort. There
a crap game was raided, flye negroes
arrested and at tho last moment a
trunk In ono of the rooms was broken
Into and the automatic revolver found
which Darling had used and subse
quently gave to another negro. With
this evidence In hand, a search for
Darling was made, be was found and
jailed and his confession followed.
Chief Mecomber and Detective Gal-
Plcnty of Sugar for State
Over seventy-nine thousand bags of
sugar, of ono hundred pounds each,
aro enroute to Nebraska, it Is an
nounced by, tho United States sugar
board It is claimed that this ship
ment was delayed because of a strike
fot stcvedors and a scarcity of cars.
There are nearly two million pounds
of sugar ordered for this state from
western nnd southern points, In ad
dition to the enormous shipments tied
up in the east. It Is annonced that
this shipment of sugar will go for
ward shortly and thus relieve tho
shortage which now cvalls over the
country.
Mr. Land Buyer.
We are prepared to supply your ev
ery nood; from tho small eighty acre
farm to tho twenty thousand acre well
Improved ranch
HEKSIIEY
(From Tho Times.)
Lolgh Eyerly returned homo Friday
for overseas. Lolgh Is looking fine
after his severe scigo of Influenza,
and mighty glad to get home.
.Ivan Shinkle returned homo. Wed
nesday from overseas duty. Ivan says
he was but twonty-two days In get
ting home from the time he loft Cob
lenz, Germany. He is tho last of the
Hershey boys in the service.
Burglars tried to enter O. H. Eycr
ly's homo last Saturday night, but
tycre frightened away when Mr. Ev
erly fired his revolver a couple
times.
- We understand the switch has ar
rived for the spur from the main line
out to tho factory site. Appears as
though it wore time for the Hershey
people to wake up.
Now that all tho boys are back from
Our holdings are in Nebraska, Colo
rado, Wyoming and South Dakota. We service, It Is high time that Hershey
own and control many thousands of
acres in this territory. This land cost
double what it did four years ago.
LISTEN MEN It is due for the sec
ond dpublo in tho very near future.
Tho people aro going to the middle
west to found a homo for. themselves.
yean were also present at and tooIvi realizing that their children 'cannot
wake up arid give a "real home com
ing." Other towns are honoring the
boys, and we certainly hold our boys
as being among the best. They are en
titled to a real celebration.
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James Mullen of Hastings', spent
cream, cako and coffee In, the basn-, 0,.,1115 nr yesterday with his sister, Mrs. Tim
mont of tho .parochial school at four "' , ,.. u. ,, " Han fin.
,. m, '.1 .1 . all Wool MlHBns at JG.fiO. Indies 7.50. 1 - -
.. uur..w,.. lgco Frcctlnmn at t'h8 pa,ace fiolel Mrs W. H C. woodhurst ns ac-
Now Flvo Room Houso and four rphnnn a. , coptod a position at tho Wh ttaker
lots for sale: 1720 cast Fourth street. ... 1 millinery, shop
Seo L. D. McFnrland, 2005 cast' , MV- "na uao; "oinpson came , ,Mra. a. McVlcker went to Lexington
Fourth Street. 71-5p "ow" lr,om nuppuu rriuny l0 aponr Slmdtly t0 Epcnd a C0UI,ie of ,iaya witU
.... . bo week end with tho former's pai' mi'bs Mahol McVlcker
r Morlo Maupin nnd Rayomud Oglor 0nts Mr and Mrs. ,Fred Thompson. -M"? ' McvleKCf
'students at tho state-university, spent SIirllt snp-iniiuts lllvon & Sim . .S,,mon ?ro,?at retu,rned Sunday to
tho week end in town vlsttlnp rem-' s MictliUlsts, "Ixon hiB homo In Paxton after a short visit
Hives and attndleng the races. ' ' Mf,8- G- ? P,1,08"1,1"! :ntl1 Mr3- G W- at tho Mrs- Joh'1 Murphy home.
rr,, , ,, ai,i Qn.iv nf i,.na fS11- ,,,,tt,. to For Sale-Hard Coal burner in good
The Ladies! Aid Society of the Pros- Chappell Friday to spend a few days rmHMmi rail nod -u 7R-ln
bytorlan church will meet In tho with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson. . C" ";, ,"..,,,. I P
church parlors Thursday afternoon,, . . . . 4 ,. .,' Mss Elizabeth Hanlon left for Oma
ontbrtained by Mcsdnmos M. Johnston,' . Fred. Wolngand returned Saturday ha yesterday to visit her sister and to
nimmli'prliiln nnd unmU i to ll,B llomo 1,1 Omulm after a short attend tho Ak-Sar-Ben festivities.
T " i visit hero with his lirothor C. O. Wcin-
I
Gothenburg 3II1I Hums
The entire milliner plant belonclnc
part in tho Inquisitorial given Darling1 have another opportunity to acquire, to tho Platte Valley Milling company
and which resulted in the negro's con-j the best of soil at a price soon to be a I of Gothenburg burned to tho ground
fesslon. tiling or tne past, we do not want Friday night. Tho loss included the
::o:: you to take our word for it. Corns, power plant, office, mill and elevator
Now Addition on Sale Tomorrow. and see us, or address your communi-i filled with 85,000 bushels of wheat.
Lots in the Flynn' addition, owned cation the ! Tho cause of the fire is unknown, but
by Keith Neville and located in the' ROBERTS BROS. LAND CO., it started under the floor In tho bran
east end of tho Fourth ward will go on j74tf North Platte, Neb. room. The loss totaled about $200,-
sulo tomorrow at the office of Gene . ::o,:: ... , d00- and ls Partly covered by insur-
Crook, on Front street. Tho lots! ' hstrayed tattle- , ance. A strong southeast wind kept
rarigo In price from ?195 to $335 each.' Essayed from the pasture on the the rest of the town, In danger for
...in. .. i. i ifa .1 i ' former G. P. Howard ranch. plcM somn Hmp
mill u uuaii puymeiii ui $ou uuwn una i . , , , . ...
$10 per month and no Interest. Ten ftccrs brandetl JJ on right hip. Re-;
per cent off for cash. These reason- " 1" ue piUU . "ormauo:i
ablo prices and favorable terms leaulng to recovery of cattle.
mnlrns t nnctnltilo fnr nlmnst nvprv nnn J. UwH
to secure a lot on which to build a
home.
In the Neville -sub-dlvislon, located
In tho same neighborhood, and which
has been' on the market for about a
weok twenty-six blocks had been sold
up to yesterday.
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Phone 797F031
Low Prices in California.
In an advertisement appearing in
tho San Diego (Cal.) Daily Union of
September 20th, It Is stated "that ow
ing to large arrivals of hogs from
Omaha, Nebraska, tho following de
cline In cuts will he made: Fine pork
ronsts 30 pnntK n tionnil nnrlr rIpiIIc
n t i -,n..... 1P1 , ' 'v
Wllo tho Interior work is not alto- cand and RiRtn.r m. a. it. sstamn. '".. i1 '' cents a pound." Funny, isn't it that
ffiJViil Jdo Grimes returned to Ogalalla eral weeks visiting with her sister.
ioa grocery as an auto show room. Tho yterday to complete tho term of d s
i. t ..i.. i.., ' trlct court. Ho was accomnanlod bv
ruuia huh uuun irunuiy uuuuruiuu, cuu
tor post roJoved and an office nnd ac
cessory room flttol up In tho rear.
Tho Trlbuno will begin a serial pub
lication next Friday genorally known
as tho delinquent tax list. Under a
trlct court. Ho was accompanied by
Attorneys Halllgan, Hoagland nnd
Crosby.
Donald Newton, a studont at tho
state university, came up from Lin
coln Saturday nnd drovo back Sunday
D I A tM O N D S spells
both quality and reasonable prices at
Dixon's.
J. B. Bailey, the now station agent,
roturncd yesterday from Oshkosb
whore he had boon called by tho ill
ness of his wife.
For Sale Extra good quarter sec
tion 5 miles from North Platte. Also
now law not only the. description of ,Foril Car wllic1 110 w111 "ae wh,lc ln
Min Inrwl n iwl.lol, tl,n hv lino .ir.f l.nno I 1-ilIlCOHl.
paid is given, but also tho name of the; Tho Gothenburg band, which is an stacked hay, corn In Hold and forage,
dwner of tho land. j excellent musical organization), ns- Phono 79GF4. ;
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'Clinton & Son' will
take care of your Eye
Glass trouble: we guar- j
anteo to give you satis
faction
See 'Clinton & Son'
about your Eye troubles,
satisfaction every time.
Sign of the Big Ring.
Ring.
t For Sale.
North half of norteast quarter of
Rnnllnn SO Til'n 1 K TJnnn-n 97 Tin.
Sign of tho Big coln county, Neb. Black sandy,' loam.
South end of Garfield table. Nine suo-
msnin; uio, f i,uuu, iviim uuiiica
A. Sloto," Hatfield, Ark. 75-3
Blackleg Season.
3,000 closes Blackleg Germ Free Ag-
gresslon, per dose 25c. Ono dose will Notlco to Creditors
Imunize that calf for life. Also syrlng- Estate No. 1G89 of Mary Voselpka, de
es and needles for sale. Dr. Prltchard,' ceased, In the County Court of L!n
Distrlbutor. 72-8 coin County, Nebraska,
o:: Thn Rtntf nf N'ehrnHkn ProiHt-
Eldor Joo Johnson, a rogularly or
I slstod tho North Platto band in fur- Mr. and Mrs. Verno Manr and chil
dained colored minister who camo 1 musio ui. uiu ouniy mir rn- ruu u.o -v,b"lu,H, r . :
hero from St. Louis last week, will , uu unu '"' ay, oi., iukviiik
hold services ench evening tills weak, Do y,ou need underwear, sweaters, pn' , . '
at tho Pentecostal tout on west Ninth nmcklnaws, ilannol shirts, blankets, RAINCOATS Made to measure,
street. Tho public generally ls in-' raincoats, etc. Seo Frccdman at tho Ovorcoat and raincoat in one. From
vlted to nttend thoso rovlvnl moot-1 Pnlaco Hotel (Phono 4G.) It will pay 9-00 uu- Sco Freedman at tho Pip
ings, j you. Nono bettor for quality. aco Holel (Phono 4G.)
Lucion Smith roturiuid to Julesburg! Mrs. John McGraw returned Friday S'''t Specialists, Dixon & Son.
yesterday after a short visit ln town. ' from Elsie, whore sho attended the n"8 ,H the week r the district fair
Untold us that G10 acres of thn ' fnnnmi nf iUr Dnvidsnn nn.i miu at Maywood, and if tho weather Is fa-
land ho had in what avonmed Hrlttaln. Tho fonnor was a verv close vorablo me ny from North Platto will
twority-olght bushols per aero, an- friend of Mrs. McGraw In their girl- attend tho latter part of the week,
othor 640 yielded twonty-slx nnd a' hood days, I Tho Lexington Pioneer records the
fractional section about thirty. Ho isi TI n , . ., .. , 'marriage in that city on September
shipping the greator part of tho wheat . M' lu uoufla8 11119 btQl 118 fosl I9th of Roll Do Voro Morton Davidson
from Venango 'lenco Proportjt on wost Sixth street of No t, p, tt to No, s u f Lex.
I to onglneer John HUlobrand for a incon
Chlof Mcombor and his forco raided consideration of $5,G00. Mr. and Mrs : ' .
tho Atlas roominc Iioubo on north Lo-! nniurina nvnont. in mnvn tn PnrMimd l!" J- i'-fltnos ,wuo nail upon taking
cust'strcet Friday ovonlnK and placed! inn short tlmn to mnko thnlr homo. , treatment at a local hospital, was m
moved to his homo at Wallaco last
Hlcks-Stllloy.-Andrdws Salo of Reg- week. Ills condition is said to be
lstorod Short Horn Cattlo at tho salo somewhat Improved,
pavilion Irnam. Nob Wednesday I p Sale or Trndo t ,lnrBaIn
October 29th Eight bulls , 37 cows, 25 2S0 no of d ,ftnt, hnppovod l00
cows with calves by side. Wr to A. O llcro8 broko. p08BOSSlon noW foP
Hicks, arnam, Nob.,, for . catalogue, tf whoat 8outu of Gorlngi Neb In.
At tho monthly meeting of tho Mu- qulro at 1005 north Locust St. 75-2
tual Building nnd Loan Association ' For Salo Range and soft coal heat
dlroctors Friday ovonlng loans on city or. Phono Red 1017. 75-2
proporty aggregating nearly ninety Walter Sullivan, who for tho past
thousand dollars woro approved and , two months has boon visiting his un
allowcd. A good part of thoso iclo, P. H. Sullivan, went to Denver
loans were mado on houses that have yesterday for a short visit with his
boon completed in tho laBt thirty days, cousin, Mrs. Guy Chamborlain.
Seo "Clinton & Son' uixon's diamond Btock will com
nbout your Eyos and Paro with any city stock.
satisfied. Sign of h EiisIkii Campbell of the shin Cal-
, lao, visited botweon trains Saturday
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.M.............v.v..-.v.'.v.v.v.v.;v..vv..'.v.v,:v.,:K::t;w:KK celved his discharge from tho samo
it CarUrl rhw nrlr Pntfn ship. Ensign Campbell had Just re-
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under nrrost Oscur Jonos and his wlfo
Violet, Hazel Andorson and Roy Good
win, tho lntter a rosldont of McPher
sqn county. Tlioy were taken to Jail,
but' lator released on a bond of $50
each and will havo a hearing this
week.-
N. E. Buckley has begun tho oreo
tlon.of a six apnrtmont terraco at the
corner of First and Ash stroots. Tho
fbrrac6, will bo ono-story stucco, at
tractive in appearance and each
apartment will havo flvo rooms nnd
bath; Realizing tho demand for
liouse8, Mr. Buckley concluded ho
would do his sharo in helping to house
tho people. It ls hoped to havo tho
torraco completed boforo tho first of
the. year,
tho Big Ring.
U 'colved his discharge and was onrouto
T i. i
dl ac in ma uoino in an i-ranc sco.
rnoneus your soraer tor your stroot
. - -
Car load choice sacked Potatoes will be here
.about October 1st.
.winter supply of from five to twenty-five bushels. 8.ffoSto
L We will deliver them in North Platte to your home I'KSJSilJ'K
V l i i fi on ill f: l' oxcess of ono hundred thousand
,W , sacked at J1.8U per bushel. it dollars and that a little ovor a mllo
The Leypoldt & Pennington Co.
PHONE 99 or 206.
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'of pavomont had boon laid.
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Nebraska hogs aro shipped to south
ern California, butchered and sold at
retail a ta less price than here In North
Platto whero wo ship out thousands
of head.
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Commends Rot. White.
Rov. R. H. White, former Presby
terian minister in this city, recently
returned from overseas where for a
year ho was in the Y. M. C. A service.
Ho was hut secretary with tho First
division at Argonno, assistant secre
tary at Base Section No. 2 at Rowcji,
and hut secretary In tho LeMaug area.
In a letter to M. E. Crosby, H. C. Car
roll, of tho national war work council
says: "Wo greatly appreciated Mr.
Whlto's work, and y.ou will be glad to
learn that ho made good."
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Driver Ituonker Injured.
C. S. Ruenker, of Grand Island, one
of tho drivers in tho nto races Satur
day, Is In a local hospital suffering
from three fractured ribs and a brok
en wrist. These injuries wore re
ceived during tho second heat of the
North Platto Special race when a spln
dlo on Ruonkor's car broko and he was
dltcbed. Ho was picked up and con
voyed to tho hospital ln an ambulnnce
and his injurlos glvon tho proper at
tention. : :o: :
Was 'IVd Drenmingl
Tho Wnllaco Winnor says:
Tod Funk returned from Omaha
Tuosday. While In North Pintto early
that morning ho was stopped by three
masked men and covorod with their
cuns. They quickly ascertained ho
was not the man whom they were
after and did not bother him. Ted
learned later In tho morning that U.
P. Conductor Mnssey who had come
in on train No. 15 a llttlo after mid
night, as ho hnd done, wns found mur
dered. Winter Apples For Sal
Good winter apples for salo at the
former Dillon ranch four miles west
and two miles north of North Platto
on Lincoln Highway. Price $1.00 per
bushel, or 75c por bushol If you pick
them. Como Sunday or any othor day.
GEORGE STEWART.
Phono 780F022.
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llrs. Nulinffoy Acquitted
Mrs. Maud Mahaffoy, charged with
shooting and killing hor husband, a
ranchman living north of Ogalalla
sov'eral months ago, was acquitted by
tho district court Jury at Ogalalla Sat
urday. Tho defonso made tho ploa of
insnnity nnd "tho Jury accopted tho
evldoncc- and roturncd a verdict ln ac
ror naie I ors of said estate will cako notice
Lots In Ottonsteln's Grove, Block 3 that the time limited for the presenta
Mlller Addition; sidewalk, gas audition and filing of claims against said
sowor in. Call at residence 311 west estate is January 31, 1920, and for
Third street Phono 258. 73tf! settlement of said estate ls Sentombor
--::o:: 2fi. 1920: that. I will sit. nt. Mm rnnntr
court room in said county, on be-
Stock for Sale.
On account of having to move soon,! tober 31, 1919, at 9 o'clock a. m and
I offor for salo five head of milch ; on January 31 1920, at 9 o'clock a.
cows, nino head of stock cattle, one m., to receive, examine, hear, allow,
Shetland pony colt, thirteen head of or adjust all claims and obje tions
hogs and four dozen Buff Orpington duly fl'cd.
chickens. C. A. MOORE, (Seal ) WM. II C. AVOODHURST,
72tf 215 west Twelfth St s30ol7 County Judge.
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in its brilliancy.
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