ITV AND COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, Mrs. Ira
Sage, of Mh&woll, sptit Tuesday with
friends ih tovvn.
A diamond Is not only, a pleasure
out' a good. Investment Talk it over
with Dixon. Je
Mr. D. T. Cjulgley oamo up from
Omaha Wodneday for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Seyforth.
Mrs 1). T. Qulgloy, of Omnhft, is the
guoet of her mother Mrs Kdward Sey
forth, having arrived Wednoiday.
Mxcm ,fc Son, Sight Sici'iallsls
Ray Cantlln is recovering from a
Bovero attack of neuritis with, wjiich
he lias been troubled for several
weeks.
All Serge, Satin and Silk drcssos
on sale at one-fifth, ono-third and one
half off the regular prices at The
LEADER MERCANTILE CO
jMrtf. Mary Donliaiii returned thfr
firsthof the wcok .frpin Scotts lUuft
wlioro slie had been visiting her son
Burma and HRrley for several wepeks
jmst.
John B. Nelson returned yesterday
from St. Joo, Mo., wlioro he spent
sovoral days purchasing goods for The
Leader and for the store in which ha
is interested a( Sterling, Colo.
AH the pleasure in tho world Is in
music. Let Dixon prove this state
ment. Gus Hyors and Joe Wilson, accom
panied by tho Jap foreman at Nichols
went to Denver Tuesday night to see
if tho Jap could identify the Mexican
held there as one of tho murderers of
Officers locomber and Rogers but the
man was not the one wanted.
Dixons' grind tholr own lonsoe.
Floyd Campany. of Kearney, and
Alma Real; of Ognlnlla, wore married
by Judge Woodhurst yoatorday.
Nifty blouses at real sale prlcos. E
T. TRAMP & SONS
Miss Essie Wwsburg, clerk In
Judgo Woodhurst's offico, returned to
work yesterday after a ton-day lay off
duo to having her tonsils romovod.
Have you seen the now spring mod
els mndo up in tho taffeta drosses?
E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
Photographer Hrooks was rather
hard hit on the Trotter blow-up. He
advanced $2,000 on a car ordered and
which Trotter failed to transmit is
payment on the car. An a result
Brooks is out the $2,000.
All the pleasure in tho world is in
music. Let Dixon prove this state
ment Pablo Valanauela, . alias Antonio
Mnrtliuw:, who is charged wlU&rmnlJnK
the Garvin star's at Sutlierlan&Wvijtwl
months ago and taking $1500 worth of
goods, had a preliminary hearing in
he county court Tuesday, pleaded not
guilty and was bound over to the dis
trict court.
Our blouses still being sold at a big
discount. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Everybody had a good word to say
for the dinner served by the Methodist
ladles at the church parlors Wednes
day. Next Wednesday a different com
mittee of ladles will prepare and
servo tho dinner, but we aro assured
that this coming committee will con
sist of just as good cooks as the com
mittee which sorved this and last
week. Therefore tho offer made by
The Tribune man Tuesday still holds.
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office or any person in charge. You can mail it, if you desire, to
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Answers to above questions will enable you to be properly counted.
The Chamber of Commerce of North Platto is co-operating with census
takers? or enumerator to the end that all persons are listed. Phone 128 for
any information you desire.
Some banks !lic;lonly ,
- - - large accounts.
This banki"eq;fytheBankuf
- the laboring man, the
mechanic, the business man, the house-wife the child
or the man of leisure. All accounts, large or small,
will be given the same treatment. We are a bank
for the people and extend to you a Welcome.
UNION STATE BANK,
OF NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
The Bank That Always Treats You Right.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A isirl baby was born Wednesday
to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cotton.
Special Homo cured bacon 35c per
pound. Rrodbock's Moat Market tf
Miss Margaret McGInley, of Ognlnl
la, is upending tho week with frlonds
in town.
Dr. Morrill. Dentist, office over
Wilcox Dopnrtmont Store.
MIhm PhuIIiip Ilntli. nf Oinntui. arriv
al Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. Carl
Hrodbcck.
Vnr ShIh Finn lnnnnrn for lnwns
Joseph, Spies, phone Muck 1160. !l-8
Misses Lydiu and I tattle ujorklund
and Helen Souser will attend the bas
ket ball game at Gothenburg this
evening.
Dird for Stilo. 1121 West Tenth
street. 2-8
MrW .lohn Hhrrfiil Mini dniiif htnr
MIbs EvangQliffbSui4Mrij Geo. Tokul-
vo wont to Omaha yesterday to spend
several days visiting friends.
Tlin rnnrultlnur nfflottra 111 Hin fiwlttr-
al building report that onlUtmonts
aro somewhat slow. So far this month
they have sent out six men.
To whom arc you going to sell your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer
cantile Co. will offer tho highest
prices. G4tf
Members of the li. P. O. Elks Will
hold a dancing party at the homo this
evening followed with a supper sorved
by Mrs. LnRuo in tho dining hall.
We lnn immediate buyers for six
holies of four or the rooms on north
$iri of railroad (racks. II. & S
AGKNCY, Ilrodlieck Hulldlng. !
The local order of Moose hold an
election of officers Wednesday even
ing and following held a banquet at
which a roast pig was tho piece do
reoistenco
Special Homo cured bacon 35c per
pound. Drodbeck's Meat Market. tf
New furnishings, including a very
fine fountain, were received by the
Hexnll drug store yesterday. Tho
furniture will be installed at once, the
fountain later.
Do not fall to see tho Unmasking of
tho Masked Hider in the last chapter
of "Elmo, the Mighty" at tho SUN
Monday. Matineo 2:30 p. m. and a
Special Matinee for school children at
:15 p. in.
' Fashion Form Corsets to fit each in
dividual llgure. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Mrs. MI E. Scott entertained twelve
young Indies Wednesday evening, com-i
pllmlcntary to Miss Laura Erb who
leaves in a day or two for New York
City to take a special course in Col
umbia University.
Wanted Liberty bonds at market
price. Louis Lipshitz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy left Wed
nesday evening for Los. Angeles
Where they will remain for sovoral
wdeks and then go to Portland ami
Seattle for a visit. They Mill bo.
about six weeks.
Monday Judgo Woodhurst united in
marriage M. J. Hammond of SUiple-
ton and Mario Bowman of lirady, and
Wednesday officiated at tho wedding
of John W. Wright and Mrs. Iiorthn
Greeley, both of Staploton.
Dr. H. C. Drock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 148
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hazen will leave
tho first of tho month for Nampa,
Ida., where they will make their homo
Mr. Hnzcn is entering government
service as deputy officer of customs
and will work from Nampa.
New Fashion Hose at Tramp & Sons
that aro absolutely seamless, but
made to fit tho wearor and will give
satisfaction in every respect. E. T.
TRAMP & SONS.
At the meeting of tho city council
Tuesday evening resolutions of con
dolence were extended to the fnmllies
of officers M'ecomber and Rogers, and
It is probablo that tho city will erect
some kind of a memorial over tho
graves of tho deceased.
Store Wide Sale at a reduction of
One-Fifth. One-Third and One-Half off
Regular Prices at THE LEADER
MERCANTILE CO.'S.
The Catholic Girls' club met Wed
nesday evening at the F. C. Piolsticker
homo with Misses Farrol, Iiosslo and
Hazel Smith and Betty Roach as hos
tesses. Cards were tho order of tho
ovoning. Mrs. Frnnk McGovorn win
ing tho llrst prize and Miss Dorothy
Hubbard taking second place.
Shop as much as you please and
whoro you pleaso you'll surely find
that at THE LEADER MERCANTILE
CO.'S salo you'll save more than you
have a right to expect.
Tho now Lutheran Church will be
dedicated Sunday morning, February
8th. Tho Rov. Oliver D. Baltzly, Ph.
D., D. D., of Omaha will bo tho
speaker in tho morning, and Rov
Harman, former pastor at night. There
will bo some sorvico of special in
terest every overling of the wcok.
Ice shipments from the Gothenburg
lako to this terminal have continued
daily slnco Janunry 10th and the
houses aro getting pretty well llllod
It is expected that tho cutting of the
second crop on tho lako east of town
will begin Sunday. Yesterday tho ice
on this lako was reported olovon inch
oh thick.
All tho women's fur trimmed coats
at ono half iprico $35.00 coats at
$17.50; $50.00 coatH at $20.00 and so
on, on all fur trimmed coats at The
Loader Mercantilo Co.'s.
Mrs. J. H. Donegan and Mrs. L.
Bailor entertained at n miscellaneous
shower Tuosdny ovoning nt which Miss
Mario Martini was honoreo. Red and
wliito hoarts and carnations woio
used as decorations. Tho ovoning was
devoted to gain oh and guessing con
touts in which Airs. Frame McGovorn
won first prize nnd Miss Noll Hanifln
wag awarded tho consolation prize,
two courso lunch wns served.
THE
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Is Nearisig the
can
U Sale
End.
Any 0
vercoat.
In the House
it miii km i - i rvi c . iram i i rw ft tk l m tfs i
The entire re
mainderof our
stock of men and
young men's
OVERCOATS
(36 OF THEM)
go at one price
$2500
Men! Don't miss
this snap.
zssti&m I Here are va urs
Mens and Young Mens SUITS
Greater than any Clothing Sale ever held in this
city. When we go to the market we shall be glad
to buy equal quality at the same low prices as we
quote for this sale.
Lot No, 1.
$28 to $30 values
Lot No. 2.
$35 to $38 values
$28.
Lot No. 3.
$40 to $48 values
Boys Suits
Smart Belted and Waist Seam Models in
double service fabrics and in the latest color
ings, ages 4 to 17.
Values
up
to $16.50 $10.85.
Boys Overcoats
These arc wonderful values all the newest
styles and patterns, ages 10 to 16-
Values
up to $16.50 $8.88.
Ralston and other high grade
Shoes, values up to $10.
$5.90 a pair.
Men's Heavy Work Shoes,
values up to $6.
$3.85 a pair.
Mens Fine Worsted Union
Suits, 34 values
$2.79 a suit.
Mens Heavy Cotton Union
Suits, $2.50 values
$1.85 a suit.
Big Heavy Cotton Union Suits
all sizes
$1.10 a suit.
Mens Fleeced Lined Shirts
and Drawers
79c a garment.
Mens Trousers, sizes 38-40-42
only, values up to $5
$1.88 a pair.
Mens Heavy Wool Sweater
Coats, values up to $10.
$3.90 each.
Mens Fast BJack 25c Hose
17c a pair.
Mens Heavy Wool Hose, 75c
values
59c a pair.
Mens Canvas Gauntlets,
10c a pair.
Mens Canvas Gloves
9c a pair.
Wen's Overalls and Jackets, all sizes
$1.95 a garment.
Ladies' Holeproof Silk Hose, $2.50
values $1.75 a pair.
MAIL The
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
AND
CAREFULLY
FILLED.
HIRSCHFELO
"Always Reliable."
NORTH PLATTE'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Co.
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
AND
CAREFULLY
FILLED.
