Diamonds! Diamonds!
April is the diamond month and we have
a fine selection of sized and quality sets as
desired. It will pay you to let us show our
selection as they will be much higher by the
first of July.
Nice fancy single stone rings $50.00 up.
Nice fancy clusters $80.00 to $500,00.
Single stone rings $15.00 to $1000-00.
You can save money by buying before there is
another raise.
C. M. Austin, Jeweler.
Diamonds! Diamonds!
DR. 0. II. CRESSLSR,
Graduate Dentist
Office oyer the McDonald
State Bunk.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Rcbekah Kensington will moot
Friday, afternoon with Mrs. M. E.
Scott.
A mooting of the First ward clean
up organization will be held at the
Jefferson school building at eight
o'clock this evening.
For Sale Fordson Tractor, good
shape. Inquire of Harvey Tillion on
the L E. Jones farm. 24-5
The G. I. A. to the 13. of L. E. will
meet at the K. P. hall Friday after
noon at 2:30. There will bo initiation
ceremonies and refreshment will bo
served.
D; Morrill, Dentist, office over
Wilcox Department Store.
"Who's Who" in the primary elec
tion to bo hold April 20th will be told
in a page advertisement that will bo
printed in Tho Tribuno next Friday.
In this .advertisement a complete list
of all state and county candidates
will be given.
Wo are already making preparations
for our new location in this way,
wo are spreading out and enlarging
our stock and are now in a position to
give our customers a largo and varied
assortment of all classes of merchan
dise from, which to make your selec
tions. E. T. TRAMP & SONS.
See us for wall paper, Tho Roxall
Store. 14tf
With a light fall of snow Saturday
and a temperature below1 tho freezing
point Sundny morning and yesterday
morning wo may be excused for saying
that winter lingors in tho lap of
spring.
The Mrs. Bangs house purchased by
engineer Win. Thayer is being moved
to a lot in tho south part of town.
When placed in ship shape order it
will be occupied, it is stated, by Mr.
Thayer and his bride.
Wanted to Buy From one to fifty
colonies of honey bees, and supplies.
J. S. Hastings, 310 Willow, North
Platje. 25-3
Weather Observer Shilling will soon
begin issuing bulletins for tho benefit
of auto tourists. Theso bulletins will
be sent to garago men both east and
west of North Platte, and through
them auto tourists will be advised of
weather conditions and forecasts.
Lost String of La Tusca Pearls
Sunday afternoon between 203 W. 2nd
and depot. Finder leave at Clinton's
Jewelry Store for reward. 25-2
Simon Bros, received twenty-live
heating plnnts yesterday, some to fill
orders already placed, others to 111',
anticipated orders. Few residences
either town or county,, aro erected
these days without a heating plant:
such plants aro regarded a modern
necessity.
Dr. Howard Tost, Dentist, Twlncm
Building. Phone 07. 77tf
Tho annual ball of the volunteer fire
department was hold at the K. C. hall
last evening with an attendance that
crowded tho dancing accommodations
of tho room. Tho orchestra did its
best in giving tho dancers snnppy
music, tho committee saw that tho
strangers and others were welcome,
and tho affair as a whole was very
successful.
I. 0. 0. F. Xollce.
, Witllu Wnlln l.iiili VitTift Mill
, fur tho llrst. degree Thursday e.wiiS
i int.', .Mini mil
! . J. (5UY SWOPK, Seel).
! Claude Delnnoy left voslordaV
morning for Hot Springs. Ark., whore
no expects to remain for two or thre
weeks. )
Do you need rugs? The Episcopal
uuiid will linvo a large assortment
for shIo, Thursday, April 22nd. tf
Mrs. T. C. Patterson mid daughter
.iMlltn returned Saturday from Lew
IAngeles where theyjmd spent the pant
turoe montlis.
I Morrit and uprightness in all thingti.
I Wo keep thoso kind of Companies.
WOODHUUST'S INS. AOENCY. 24-3
I Our suit department was neve
more complete than now, a big assort
ment of the very cholcost garniont.
made to suit the most dlscrinilnatihn
person. 13. T. Tit AMP & SONS.
Ladies and gentlemen you can all
vote for Chas. Llerk. Jr.. in the nri-
Imary election April 20th for tho office
of County Commissioner. 25-4
The 11. & S. Agency roport tho sale
of tho property at G1S west Ninth to
Lester Wyman, and tho 1500 block on
oast Second street to Lorencc
Schwerdt.
Clinton fc Son, Eye-Sight Specia
lists, tf
J. E. Evans returned the latter part
of last week from Hot Springs, Ark.,
where he spent about a month.,. He
TetuTnR--foiling that Jiis stay, there
did him good.
Wnli paper and paint at the Roxall.
Mrs. A. T. Dolson last week filed
her petition in the district court of
Hall county praying for a divorce
from her husband Win. S. Dolson, tho
well known engineer.
A pair of properly fitted glasses will'
stop that headache, Clinton & Son
Opticians. tt
John Hnrrington came down from
Denver Saturday morning to Spend
Easter with his brother Paul, return
ing homo Sunday night. Ho Is an em
ploye of tho Hibernian Bank in Den
ver. See us for wall paper, Tho Rcxall
Storo. 14tf
Ills father sent him to Montana for
safe keeping, but ho was too wild for
tho westerners then ho sent him to
Arizona. See what happens Tom
Mix in "The Dare Devil", Keith
Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday.
Wo pay cash for butter and eggs.
McOovern & Stack, phono 80. Free
delivery. 8tf
This second chance is being given
you to see a ilrst class show by the
best talent. You will miss a rare
treat If you miss it. Tickets within
the reacli of all "Engaged by Wed
nesday" at tho Franklin auditorium,
Friday, April 9th. Tickets 50c and 35c.
More Dodge and Chandler car orders
are now on aro books that over he
fore at this time of the year. An
early order Is your only protection If
you would have one of theso good cars
at their present most reasonable
prices.
J. V. ROMIGH, Agent.
Clinton & Son, Graduate Opticians,
see them for Service. tf
The road leading to tho state farm
has been graded and will bo covered
with river gravel. When packed this
graveled roadway should bo as fine as
it is possblo to make a dirt road.
Residents of tho south side hopo that
this graveled road may bo extended
both east and west of tho stato farm.
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See Us For Your Power 'far
a
cninery
Our implements up to tlate nnd prices tho lowest. The tools made to work with
the Fordson have been tried and tested for you and they have proven their efficiency,
durability and simplicity. They are not the heavy tools which are marketed to be used
with other tractors- but aro lighter in construction and with a better lasting quality
than tho average power tools. See us for any of tho following tools; and prices.
Oliver Two How Lister
Olhor No. 7 H in. Two Him. How
Oliver No. 7 12 in. "wo Htm. Plow
Hodorlck Lean Tandem Pise
Four Section Spike Tooth Harrow
Cull I Packer
Original Manure Spreader
Amsco Grain Drills
Ensilage Cutters
Swiyiio llobisou liny Tress
Kelley Duplex Pood 21111
Individual Thresher
Universal Tractor Itoad Grador
arm-tin Ditcher
Little Giant Tractor Dolt
Tort Huron Corn Sheller
Tractor Mowing Machines
Hinder Hitches
Fordson Tractor P. O. 13. North Platte $887.00
Fordson Oliver No. 7 Two Bottom M in. Plow 140.00
Use IIERMOLINE Oil, we know it's right. It protects your guarantee
HENDY-OGIER AUTO CO.
NORTH PLATTE,
NEBRASKA
For Sale
527J.
-Good Piano Iiox. Phono
Long Distance Telephone Service
!as Been Restored.
!
Nearly every town in Nebraska, South
Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota to which tele
phone service was cut off by last Sunday's
storm can now be reached over the long
distance telephone lines.
Temporary wires have been strung on
all lines to provide emergency service.
Some long distance calls may be delayed
because it will be necessary to send them
over emergency routes, until the permanent
lines are rebuilt-
But more than ten thousand poles and
crossarms, hundreds of miles of copper wire,
and other supplies were sent immediately to
the damaged areas and nearly one thousand
repairmen are now at work restoring per
manent lines.
Sentenced (o Pen.
Raymond Jacobson who has been
making his homo near Maxwell was
givon an indeterminate sontenco of
from one to live years In the peniten
tiary Saturday on tho charge of Issuing
worthless checks. Ho pleaded guilty
to giving three to the lrondy-Oglor
Co., one to I. A. Gilbert and one to tho
Star Clothing House. Ho will bo talc-
on to Lincoln by Sheriff Salisbury In
a day or two.
: :o: :
'irlli Pintle Postmasters.
W.. L. Chirk, who is writing a his
tory of Lincoln county, furnishes Tho
Tribune with a list of tho postmasers
In North Piatt sinco February, 18G7.
when the office was established and
the date on which they wore appointed.
The list as follows:
Wm. A. Gosllne, February 13, 1SG7.
John G. Lathrop, July 2, 18G7.
Win. F. Ilcaley, October 24, 1SG7.
John M.Wambaugh. Sept. 28, 18G8.
B. U. GrllTin, August 7, 1SGS.
Thos. C. Patterson. Juno G, 1S71.
Anthony Hies, April 12, 1882.
J. E. Evans, May 29, 1884.
Adam Ferguson, Juno 22, 18S5.
C. M. Wherry. February G, 1888.
C. L. Wood, January 30, 1S90.
M. W. Clair. March 19, 1S94.
H. M. Hill. March 9, 1898.
R. D. Thompson, August 12, 1902.
B. S. Davis. Marcli 8, 1911.
P. H. McEvoy, December 17, 191(5.
City Klcci.toii Today.
The municipal election is being held
today, the polls opening at nlpe
o'clock this morning and will remain.
open until seven this nvonlng. Women
can exerciso their suffrage, and it is
probable that quite a number will
do so.
Tho only contests are for council-
mon in tho First, Second and Third
wards. In the First ward Ray Cant-
In, James Smallwood and W. W.
Ciimming oppose each other, in the
Second ward Jake Smith and Elmer
Coates are tho opponents, and in the
Third ward Ralph Hanson and F. J.
Dlonor oppose each other. Sanford
Hartman, candidate for councilman in
the Third ward to (111 a vacancy, has
no opposition, neither has C. 1L.
Loininger in tho Fourth. E. R.
Goodman and Ed Dlekey, candidates
for school board aro unopposed.
::o::
Working (hit A System. f
Nebraska is turning out highway
markers at tho rato of about threo
hundred each day,. Theso signs have
various Inscriptions, such as "mile
dit-tanco." "danger," 'county lino' and
the like. They aro to bo erected along
nil federal and stato aid roads. The
(inns are costing about throe dollars
ea eh, this sum including price of posts
It is planned to have sufficient
signs ready by the first of May, to
rover tho entire system of roads over
the state. The signs aro to bo bolt
ed on both steel and wooden posts
iind live hundred of the stool 'post
will bo einboded in concrete These
igim are mado from tho stato aid
i-oiid funds available.
TWO KAltMS'iOU sali:.
I offer for sale tho Southwest quar
ter of Section 27-13-31, located four
miles west and four miles south of
North Platto on main road to town,
It. F. D. routo and tolcphono lino past
farm, ono of tho host quartor hoc
Hons In tho uplands, all in native
grass; about 90 acres could be broke
and would mako oxcollont farm land,
balance good hay and pasturo land.
Also tho north half of Seel ton 33
13-31, nine miles southwest of North
Platto, all In native grass and all
good hay and pasture land, about 90
acres could bo farmed; on main road
to town, on telephone line ami near
R. F. 1). route. These farms are well
located in good neighborhood and aro
the best buys In Lincoln county at
the price. For price and terms see or
address GEO. R. MASTERS,
R. F. D. 3 North Platte, Neb.
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Try tho Roxall first, it pays 14tf
B. W. Cross and family took poss
ession last wool; of tholr new hoitso at
No. 3 south Mnplo street. Mr. Cross,
who Is a contractor, completed this
homo at odd times, and tho period of
Its building was considerably length
ened out.
Most up to dato wall paper patterns
at tho Rcxall. ' ntl
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
Notice of Petition.
Estuto No. 1748 of Mary Hansen,
deceased in tho County Court of Lin
coln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, To all per
sons lntorosted in said Estate tako
notice that a petition has been filed
for the prolmto of a certain Instrument
as the last wjll and testament, of Mary
Hanson and for tho appointment of
Tillie S. Hianlcenbunt as executrix of
saiil estate, which has been set for
hearing on April 30, 1920, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Dated April 8. 1820.
WM." II. C. WOODIIURST,
;G-23 County JulM
Ileal Bargain.
Will soli 1G0 acres bottom land 4
milo8 southwest of North Platto at
ono-fourth off tho regular price.
Tonus to buIL Call 323. B. A.
Olson. 25-2.
For sale Furniture Phono Ulack
282. 321 So Locust 2-t
BIG COMBINATION SALE !
Johansen's Sale Barn, North Platte
Saturday, April 10, 1920
Commencing at 2:00 P. M.
Five Head o Horses
Consisting of black mnro, coming 5 years old, wolght 1200; bay
maro smooth mouth heavy with foal, gray horso coming 5 years old,
weight 1150; bay horse 8 'ears old, weight 1100; black horsd- coming '
7 years old. Ono mule.
cow.
Two Cows
Red cow coming 4 years old will soon ho ffosh nnd ono good milk
VI Head of Shoals weighing (15 lbs each.
Machinery and Household Goods
One buggy, four Inch tiro wagon with double box, 10 horse collars
nearly now, one wide tiro wagon and rack, 2 sots of work harness,
wheelbarrow, one hole corn sheller, feed grinder, sot of hroechlng har
ness, 2 ten gallon milk cans, two gallon milk can, lady's bicycle, now
Florence 3-holo oil burner, 3 bod springs. 2 Iron beds, washing mach
ine, bronze bed. high Rrade bed spring. 2 sanitary couches, 3 wash
stands, kitchen cabinet, little e.iok stove, oak finished kitchen table.
COL. H. M. JOHANSEN, Auctioneer
F. C. PIELSTICFCER, Cleric '
nor
n
Turnip
Western Electric
Dependable Kteetrie Service Night and Day
for your Farm. See this Plant in Operation
North Fiatte Plumbing
& Heating Co.
106 E. 6th Street.
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