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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1920)
',; Wear i )amdt Diamonds are the sign of prosperity-wear them. They delight the eye-wear them. They never go out of style nor lose their value-BUY THEM. Buy your Diamonds from us that Engagement or Wed ding ring, man's ring or pin or Diamond for any purpose and KNOW that they are exactly as represented and are always WORTH what you pay for them. CLINTON, The Jeweler. Sign of ilio 1 Kin? DR. 0. H. CRESSLER, ' ' Graduate Dentist" 'jOflice over the McDonald State Bunk. LOCAL AND PERSONAL The Stylo Shop 1b featuring $10.00 blouses lVlday and Saturday. Ed-Osier went to Omaha last night to attend tho auto show. ' Dr. . Morrill, Dontlst, office over Wilcox Department Store. e barton, of Wallace, transacted buslncH In town yesterday. rock rooster tf For Sale Plymouth Phono 224. J. J. Crawford went to Omaha Tuesday to attend tho auto show. Dr. H. C. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray Diagnosis. Reynolds Bide. Phono 148 J. V. Romlgh has been in Omaha for a day or two past attending tho nuto show, , Most up to dato wall paper pattoYns nt tho Roxall. 14tl MrB. Hugh Bird returned yester day morning from a visit In Suther land. ' A lot of now diamond mountings jilst arrived nt Dlxon'B. John Mathloson was called to Grand Island Wednesday by tho doath of a brother Strained honey for sale. Mrs. Doo llttlo. Phono 782F022. 14-4 - Mr. and Mrs. F.,C. Conneally wont to 6maha Wednesday, to attend the nuto show. DRESSMAKING. 1714 east Fourth stroot,. Phono Red 1081. 14-S T. M. Cohngon wont to Omaha Tues day night to attend tho nuto show and to visit friends. Soo us for wall paper, Tho Roxall Store. 14tf Mrs Howard McMlchaol loft Tues day night for a visit with frlonds In the cast part of tho state. Dr. llownrd Yost," Dontlst, Twlnom . Building. lMiono07. 77tf Attorney R. II . Bcatty spent a couplo of dayB In Hastings this week transacting legal business, Beautiful now blouses for $10.00 Friday and Saturday at Tho Stylo Shop. Tlios. Samuolson returned to Oga lalla Tuosday after n visit of a fow days at tho L. L. Gray homo. Sight SpoclallstB. Dixon and Son. Mrs. Mary Dunn camo up from Grand Island yestorday to spond a fow days visiting with frlondB. Your homo Is not complota without music. Dixon will bo glad to arrango payments bo you can havo a Colum bia or Edison. Tho Roxall handles tho goods, lltf Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, who had been spending a couplo of months in Texas, returned homo this week. For Salo Old Trusty incubator, good as now. L. D. McFarland, 1702 east Fourth. 11-0 R. L. Graves was called to Coun cil Bluffs Wednesday night by the death of his sister, Mrs. Thornton. Now is your chanco to got a Dancing Rastus at Dixon's for your talking machine. For Salo By owner, bungalow of four roomB, bath and basement. Phone Black 1219. 13-4 Mrs. E. C. Coatca went to Koy stono yestorday whero sho was sum moned by tho lllnosB of her grandson. Louis II. Gngo, of Fremont, slopped over yesterday for a short visit with J. Guy Swopo whllo enrouto to Denver. For Salo A Black 5C4. davenport. Phone IK.o LOCAL AND PERSONAL MlflH Gortrudo Rsbhauicn visited with relatives, In Koarnoy yostontoy. Mm. A. Artloy, ojf Maywood. visltod with friends in town the Inst of tho wook. i Mrs. Mnx Hensolt has rsturned to I hor duties at tho oxpross offlco after a short absence) due to tho flu. Thn Plinvv-f!linn KVnnkit. doslcned oxproBly for the school girl, tho col- ; logo gin, tne gin or m-uotwoon- ago, , now shown at Tho Loader Mer. Co. The pageant to be glvon by the Westminster Guild will bo well worth attending. It will be given soon. 1 Look for the dato. 1 The double funoral of Mrs. Win. Rector and Raymond Rector will bo . hold nt tho Baptist church at 2 o'clock , Monday nftornoon. House drosses and nprons for tho woman who likes to look well at i homo. E. T. Tramp & Sons. j There will bo an O. E. S. Kensing ton at tho Masonic hnll this afternoon. I1 Eastern Stars and their frlonds aro Invited to attend. A. L. Sanders looked upon tho wine, when It was red Tuesday and landed In Jail. It cost him $14.80 to got a clearance record In tho pollco court. Taffeta Dresses which are tho sea son's best and newest things, now on display at E. T. Tramp & Sons. Miss Minerva Hastings entertained six girl friends at a seven o'clock dinner Wednesday evening, tho oc- j caslon bolng hor fourteenth birthday, i Harry, Carey, Tho Aco of tho Saddle and the screen idol of thousands, is at hlB best In his latest Universal Triumph, "A Gun Fighting Gentle-! man." nt tho SUN Saturday. j Your now spring frock Is hero. The now materials, tho clover now touches) tho new colors are all in this season's showing. You aro cordially Invited to Inspect them. Mrs. Cantlin and Mrs. Kline, in charge, will take pleasure in showing you at tho Lender Merc. Co, A regular meotlng of the Woman's Rolicf Corps will bo hold at 2:30 to morrow afternoon In tho Odd Fellows'! hall. f Cho3tor Nelson and Carl Gustnfson cf Gothenburg, wore In town Tuesday enrouto to Torrlngton to register In tho land drawing. Most up to dnto wall papor patterns nt tho Roxall. 14tf Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gray and little daughter Juanlta returned Wednesday from a short visit in Grand Island with Mrs. Gray's mother. For tho next thirty days I will soil nursery stock nt a discount of five por cent. R. MoFurland, box 3G, City. lGtf sTho High school band, under tho leadership of Prof. KUllon will glvo a concert at tho Franklin nudltorlum tho ovenlng of March lath. For Salo or Trado ono block of ground. Will trado In on city resi dence. Phono Red 478 or Inquire of A. Q. Artz. 15-20 Mrs. Tllllo Mahaffoy and dnughtor Miss Vera returned tho first of the wook to tholr homo In Ogalalla aftor a short vlBlt at tho L. L. Gray homo. Dancing Roosters nnd tho Boxing OoonB at Dixon's to put on your talk ing machines. Tho Bamo as wo had In tho window, completo at $2.50. i Bobby Bylund will loavo for Dallas, Tyxas, whoro ho will wrostlo Pat Con loy on Mnrch 18. Terms of tho match glvo Bylund U1 oxponso3 nnd n largo purse. If you intend to buy, a now blouso go to Tho Stylo Shop Friday or Saturday and got ono of tho ones thoy aro fea turing for $10.00.. If you don't noed ono go nnyway. Gonl. Supt. Woodruff, of Omaha, Supt. MoDuffy nnd Asst. Supt. Wal cott, of Ghoyonno, and Trnvollng Conductor Murphy, woro in town yestorday. 1 Quality Diamonds at reasonnblo 'prices. Dixon, tho Jeweler. Keith Theatre, Tonight and Saturday. Charlie Chaplin "A Day's Pleasure" Special feature tonight William Russell in "THE LINCOLN HIGHWAYMAN." Saturday- "FOREST RIVALS." ADULTS 30c. CHILDREN 15c. Hogs Lost Money. Results ot a Btirvoy of 312 Iowa farms show up unfavorably for pork production as a profitable business in 1919. Those .farm aro located In the Southwestern part of tho state and may bo taken as a fair representation of Middle West farms on which hogs are raised, The total oxponse of feed ing hogs during tho poriod covered by the Investigation made by Iowa Stato collogo, averaged $10.30 for ovory 100 pounds of pork produced. During tho snmo period the market prlco at hogs averaged $14.50, which l presents n lass of $1.G0 a hundrod, or about $4 on every hog fattened. Cost of feeding was based on corn bo lng worth $1.50; oats, GG cents; tank ago, $110 a ton; sk'm milk, 50 conts a hundrod. Pasture wan charged at $8.70 fin aero. Feed cost alono amount ed to $'4.09 on nn average for overy 100 pounds of pork grown. Man la bor was .reckoned at 40 cents an hour, and Jtorso labor nt 20 cents an hour, A moderato charge for interest on tho money invested, tho use of equipment, buildings, etc brought tho total cost of producing 100 poundB of pork to $10.30. ::o:: The lund drawing at Torrlngton, Wyo., will take place today and tho score or more ox-servlco men of North Platte who went there to regls tro aro romalntng to hear tho rostilt Tho season's best merchandise now being shown In suits and coats. E. T. Tramp & Sons. Miss Clarissa Kane loft yesterday for Malvern, In., to attend the funeral services of the lato Mrs. Mary John son. Mrs. Carl Bonner Is serving as clerk at Dr. Twlnem's office during hor absence. Mr. Farmer, if moving to town see mo for a homo. I have 3 houses for salo cheap. Phone Rer 730. Lost between B. & L. Assn. office nnd G07 west Fifth pair of white tur quoise rimmed glassos In caao, with name of Dr. Haughey, Aurora, on case, Finder return to Miss Bessie Salisbury, and receive reward. it it yt tf ).: it if it i.t it i.t 'if :.: :.: :: :.: I i.i it it i i.t i.t i.t i.t tf i.t if tf :.: if- it it tf tf .: if i.t if if if if i.t if i.t if if if if if if .......WW............ WW H,,imHiM,lMHHH".l'WHHMHHHHHHHHHHU BREAD The King of Foods. Entertainment and Dance BY THE Loa Hawaiian AT THE K. C. HALL, MARCH 8th and 9th, Pep, Ginger and Jazz, Hula Hula Fox Trots, Yacki Hack! one steps, dreamy waltzes. Piano, guitars, ukeles, violin, harps, steel guitars, banjos and combination of various instru ments. Come hear the beautiful melodies of the sunny south sea island. You have heard them on the Victrola, now come and hear them in person. Two Important Jobs Done Right The lister does two things of greatest importance-. to you it makes the seed bed and it plants. Because your listed crops depend largely upon tho way these two jobs are done, it will pay you to take special care in selecting your lister. Our John Deero Listers have the highest reputation in every listing section for proper seed bed making and proper planting. We would like to show you every one of the feat ures that have established this reputation. It won't take you long to see why these listers do the most accurate work, handle the easiest in the field and last the longest. It will easily be worth a special trip to town to make this investigation. We can furnish these listers with combined cotton and corn drop or for corn alone Leypoldt-Pennington Co LOCAL AGENTS. North Platte, Nebraska. Give It the place of honor nt your board at every mcnl. It Is tho most nourishing nnd wholesome food which enn be had, and consequently, should be well partaken of. Cultivato the habit of Eating Bread More Dread, nnd notico tho tremendous improve ment In health which you will experience. Bread made with COW BRAND FLOUR Is tho best of nil breads just as bread is tho best of all foods. Every slice is delicious, rich in nourishment and of true bread flavor. North Platte Flour Mills. i f Company's Coming The rugs are a sight. No time to don cleaning tugs, to broom-sweep and then dust afterwards. But plenty of lime to just run your Hoover over because The Hoover cleans dustlessly and quickly without mussing your "Sunday best." 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 electricvacuumckaninz. KW JUST RUN YOUR ESb O V E R IT BEATS , AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS The Hoover's the best. The most widely bought. Made by the world's largest makers with eleven years' success to theircredit. Sea 77 i a Hoover flutter a carpeting more than 1,000 times each minute upon an air cushion thereby loosening and shak ing out the innermost dirt. EASY PAYMENT PLAN $10.00 DOWN AND $10.00 A MONTH SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOlt CASH. North Platte Light & Power Co. SALE OF Big Type Poland China Hogs We, the undersigned, breeders of Big Type Poland China Hogs, desire to announce our offering, consisting of forty head of tried sows, fall yearlings, spring gilts and herd boars, on Monday, March 15th, 1920, at the II. M. Johansen Sale Barn, two blocks south of the Union Pacific station, North Platte, Nebr., sale commen cing promptly at 1:30 p. m. The above offerings consist of the most popular blood lines of the day, the foundation of our herds have been purchased in the East at a large expense with the sole purpose of giving a bigger and bettor Big Typo Poland China for Western Nebraska. You can obtain catalogues by writing C. G. Landholra & Son or Claus Anderson, North Platte, Nebr. Believing it will bo worth your while to attend this sale as these offerings will all be sold. We desire to thank you for your presence. C. G. Landholm & Son, ) n Claus Anderson, f 0wners- Col. A. W. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. Col. H. M. JOHANSEN, Auctioneer. F. C. PIELSTICKER, Clerk. 1 if 11 if if 1 tf i.i if if if tf $ tf it i B if tf if it tf if if tf if if if tf tf tf if if $ if i.t tf if if tf if tf tf if if if if tf t: tf
