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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1920)
f I' 4 . 1 It A h HAUL', Kdltor and Publisher KVKNTS IX NORTH J'LATTK THIKTV-HVH YEA ItS A()0 (From The Tribune April 18, 1885.) A growsome Incident occurred when an undertaker conveying a corpse from a north side houno to the depot Poatofflce ag Second 'Mass Matter. TUliSRAV, APRIL aoih. 1920. CITY ATfl) COUNTY NEWS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One i'eir 1v Mnll. In ndrnnce. .181.75 On'xear by Carrier, in advance $2.(10 for shipment lost control of the team . , , , , I drawing the wagon and In the run Eer?d.t th0 North Platte, Nebraska jaw.,y Uw (W,)He was lhrow oul Anil Poatofflce a Second '.'lass Matter. t ...... . IIIC I UUfcll IJU.X illlll UWIKei niMHRIltKl. ' Ifijno Lamplaugh had taken from his Iftko north of the rivor a number of fine ontllRli. He had planted a lot of black basH and (hey were reported to I be doing well. Mr. C. J. Perkins Will visit relatives John Rratt was appointed a member In Pocntollo, Idaho, this weak. of tho executive committee of the ,, . ,,, . , AVyomlng Stock Grower' AHsoclallon Mrs Goo. W. Hnn returned Srftur-jIU( tllc m)rogoIllatlvo fP01n Westen day night from a visit with her sister ' NoIrnska. in Donvor. . -j. JJ1;ro at tho stociyar(i (iU(,(roycd a Ur. Howard Yost, Dentist, Ttrlncm stable belonging to Casli Iddngs Building. Plipno 307. 77tf together with a line stall!. oil belonging' Miss Florence -Stnmtp spent the week tH, K- w- M'rPhy. Tho shop men turn end In Lexington as a Knout of Mrs. ?(I out on masse and assisted In wir Wllfrod Stuart. IJolnlnB buildings. I The county commissioners were A number of North Platte men i II looking over the country with the go to Gothenburg tomorrow to attend view of bnvlnir land for a nnnt frirm. a meeting of tho Scottish Rlto Masons. . finally decided to purchase lfiO -Strum Raths, .Massage and Ulrclrlc ftcros of T"- Rowley six miles south-Tn-nhtienl at JM 2 Kastdtli, St. Phono W08t of 897. .Mrs. Arthur Rush. tf. A. II. Gillette sold the furnlsh- ,, t. , . . . , ing or the Hlnmnn House to E. G. St. Rev. C. F. Koch returned Saturday John, after having conducted Ihe hotel from Fremont whoro ho spent several for eighteen months days on buulnoss connected with Mid-, w. A. Covoii llvIn , tle wn8t t land Collogo. tho Lutheran church (ll0 county Wn8 Il(ij,iged insane sc'1001, and taken to Lincoln. IIo had attempt- Mrs. II. M. Grimes left last week for " suicide by boating Ills brains out Washington, D. C. to attend tho nu-'lth a sad-iron. tlonnl convention of the Daughters of; a. T. Snelllng resigned as county tho Amorlcnn Revolution as a dole- J'K'go and T. ('. Patterson was ap- LLNCOLX COUISTY IJVENTS AM) PERSONAL 3IENTION. gate from the local chapter. J. U, NKRASTIAN, The Old Line Life Man, Res. Phone IRIS. Office I'hon. Ill 2.1 pointed to fill tho vacancy j A. Stolle, cashier of the North '"Platte Dank, had resigned, nnd loft for Gothenburg to establish a bank. While -::o::- . there he got Ills wiros crossod and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spaulding, of ."skipped" for California. Gothonburg, spent tho week end in W. 13. Reach had been Inducted Into town visiting th(Vr daughter-in-law, , the office of mnyor and delivered an Mrs, Earlo Spaulding, who Is taking Inaugural address thnt filled a column treatment at a local hospital. ,of Tho Tribune A water supply, sanl- For some time past the output of the ""''"K S""! n,,?l North Platte Mills has been 1G0 bar- "t." ' ne wcro ROme of tl,e rols of flour per day, but this will in HUl'Jcct trclUctl- a short timo be Increased to tho full j,. ' a(, capacity, which Is 250 barrels per day. Hutchll(! oggB fom ;mro br0l l!ur. Dr. H, C. Drock, Dentist. X-Ray red Rocks, aslo Single Comb Rhode Diagnosis. ReynoldB Dldg. Phono 148 Island Reds. L. I. Fucker. Phono Rov, A. C. Hull, of drand Island, C08J' former mint or of tlin local Ilntiti'st church, was In town Friday onrouto Llneii 8 honor, to ScottB Uluff. Goring and otlier towns At the home of Juno Perkins living in tho lntorosts of tho inter-church west Tonth street, on Tuesday movomont. evening, ApiU 15th, a linen shower ,, ,, ,,, was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Donald . Tho Community Chorus will stage a n0snor noo Carrlo ijr0wiioH. wlio concert tho early part of next month woro nmrrlo(1 0Il Aprn 2nd Thlrty undor tho direction of Mrs. Shrlvor flvo wero ro80nt am, tho 1)rl(lo recoiv. who Is giving tho chorus thorough e(l a nHmbor ot vory proUy pieces of drills Ono foaturo of tho program will llll0Ili .A1, cnjoye,i tho 0VCn,'ng until bo a mens chorus. 12 0-ciock whon B,ion,ii(i refreshments Are you going to. paint? Wo are wore served. Tho hostess was assisted roady to moot your demands in any In sorvlng by Mrs.Madlson, mother of thing Jn tho varnish or paint lino, tho bride. The young couple will be Come in and boo ub boforo letting your ft homo on south Walnut street where contract. DUKE & ORV13N, 218 East tho groom built a cuto little cottage Cth St., Phono 207. 2C-8 for his bride nnd whoro they will bo at home to recelvo thoir frlonds. (Condensed from County Exchanges.) C. F. Tnylor, of Sutherland, has been appointed ngont for the now Standard oil station .at Ilershoy that wJll toon bo opened. Last week thlrty-ono cars of hay, two cars of hogs and ono of mules and horsos woro shipped out of Iler shoy. The storm of a woek ago Hundiy cnt"!c Clarence Moore's cattle v drift into tho Illrdwood station where twenty-seven bond were killed by trr.'.ns No. 13 and No. 19. During 1010 there were SC2 births in Lincoln county, 184 deaths, 243 marriage liconsos granted and forty divorce petitions filled. 1 There Willi bo two graduates from tho Horshoy school this year, Misses Ileama- Urynn and Mario Hunting. ' The Methodist Indies of Horshey hold a suppor and bazaar recently which netted them ono hundred dol lars. I G. F. Sanders purchased a business lot In Horshoy of C. C. Wordon for (whf(:h ho paid $2,500 or $100 per front .foot. Real estato In Horshey is as high proportionately as In North Platto. Mrs. John U'inlg. of Hershey, was called to Denver last weok by the death of her little eight year old nep hew who was killed by a street car. j The Odd Fellows of Horshey wl.W In jitlate a big class April 26th, followed by a supper. Ralph Huerstetta arrived in Max ,well last week to take up his duties as assistant cashier of tho Maxwell State Rank. j Miss Lite Miller, of Kansas City,, u11 I speak In the Interests of social wcl faro and rescue ivork at Maxwell next j Thursday evening. J A b'g wedding dance was held at iRlgnoll last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Putmnn. who wore re cently married. . I'll': Card of Thanks. Wo wish to thank our frCends and neighbors for their kindness and of ferings of flowers during our sad be reavement In tho loss of our baby. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schram. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Donegnn and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schram and family. C. E. MoLune. who has be&ti here for a couple of weeks closing out his real estate holdings, will return to Callfornia ln a few days. Saturday's weather was a combina tion of ratn, sleet and snow, a disa greeable day that made dull business for tho merchants. Wanted to Huy From ono to fifty colonic of bees and supplies. J. L. Hastings. 210 Willow, North Platto. Neb. 2G-3 Mrs. Henry Murk and mother, Mrs. Owen, of Alliance, are visiting at the A J. Hill homo til's weok nnd looking aftor tho family while Mrs. Hill is Are To Llim't Prescriptions. Chicago. Acting upon Iniggestions In tho Gonoral Hospital whoro sho fVom ,nc'n.,!0I" ot th" '"o'110"1 l'rfos- undorwont an oporatlou last week. ,u ' planning toMImlt tho number of liquor In tho wrestling rnntch at the IColtli proscriptions of each physclnn to 100 theatre Friday evening botween Hy- a year. TJio announcement created hind aitd O'Connor, tho former took cDilPiernatlon in tho ranks of scores of tho flrst.nnd third falls and O'Connor allogrd doctors who have found tho the second. The attendance at tho proscription game highly profltablo. It match was not nearly as largo as was also created a stir In the ranks of expoctcd. sovornl students who hnvo decVded to For Salo Rhodo Island Sotting taUo "I tho study of "inedlcino," with Eggs. $1.00 for 15 eggs, and $0.00 a a vlow tw "topping Into a lucrntlvo hundred. Inquire Mrs. Frod Nolson lr"cUc as soon as thoy could grab a 2 miles west of town. Phone 783f22. tf. (UI),01mn n wrlto presciptions. Re- putablo physicians desire to stop on Gathorlng up all the cars and drlv- this scandal rVght now and thoir lot ors posfcJiblo Ralph Graham and Geo. tor taf'apUiln Howard, prohibition Gnrman started out Sunday morning enforcement director, read, In part: to dolivor tho primary election ballots. "It Is absolutely certain that In nor to tho (proper officers In eacli pro- mal times liquor Is rarely prescribed clnct. ,111 order to dolivor tho ballots by physicians. To allow more than ono In ench pros' net hundreds of miles book of 100 blanks per year to any woro driven. physician Is simply an offort to defeat ii..i,. 7:i7t"T7" i 11,0 1,IW 11,1(1 uegrado tho profession or TTnvm,. , I ' , nioOlatno to the level of the bartend- i.ntl l n, ?f w d ? itn,0k 'V1'1 .r" ora' vocation and to encourage fraud ' "l B t and heavy i raying mul drunkenness." business, wo sollct n slmro of tho pat- "o" ronngo of the public Hereford lhilis for Sale. OLD LINE TRANSFER CO.. RlBht Hegistered Hereford Hulls for Pi,noW7 iiT , ?M, BlUo- Address E. Sodorninn, North Phone 247. Huffman's Cigar Storo. 23-8 pintto. 29-4 Farm for Sale. Fojr miles west and north of North Platte, on Lincoln Highway and un der Irrigation. I am offering for salo the west 120 acres of th'o south half of Section 24. Twp. 14. Range 31; sixty acres of first class beet and alfalfa land, most of the balance to wild hay. Largo barn aild boot sdinck for beet workers. Am building small house by barn. Forty acres undor cropper's contract to be cropped to beets, one-sixth delivered at dump at North Platte. Alfalfa and hay dellvored on track at North Platto at ono-half crop. If sold by May 15th. contract to go to buyer.. Included In this sale will be one team of mures, harness, tools, wagons and 12 tons of hay and alfalfa In barn, and one full blood registered Perchor on stallion and 17 head of young mares and colts, and ono Ford car, aj go at $25,000; $5,000 to bo paid when salo is niade and $5,000 tho 1st of Janu ary, 1921, tho balance can lay on tl(b plnco at 7 per cont Interest for 1 or 5 yenrs. , 100 acres of pasture land with run ning water and good grass adjoining will rent for the season at $3.75 per acre. Inqulru nt 921 west Second street, or Platto Valley Statu Bank. 20-4 W. J. THOMAS. Fo Salo Rogistbred Heroford Hulls. I. P. Hansen, North Platto, Neb. , lOlf :o: Kstray N'otlci'. Taken up by the undersigned on his plnco six miles southwest of North Platte, on or about March 20th, 1920, ono bay mnro, ono gray mar and ono yearling bay colt. . Owner can have same by proving iproporty nnd paying charges. GEORGE LIESS, 27-flw Meadow Vlow Farm It is the duty American to Vote next Tuesday, April 20tti9 1920 of every true in the Primaries For the best Uounty at large be s interests of the you call for the 1 proper ticket and Vote for Chas I hi tfee Sun Today BLANCHE omorrow SWF FT mi By Bret v Harte " Though Sworn Enemies, Fighting Cressy's Heart Melted Inihat heart of the spirited maid you find the heart of the west. ' Tho West that only Bert Harte knew and the West he made come to iifO aild bloom for future generations the West that grew in the heart of its beautiful fighting women. All that "color of that nigged mountain land all the strong feeling of its people all the lure of its open places all the picturesqueness. charm, flavor and gallop are packed into this spcial feature that carries you along with the clippity clip of its Western tempo and tang. publican Candidate tor the office of County Commissioner. T)H. HAROLD FKNNEK Osteopath (her Hlrschfclil's Oflico Phono 333 Rea. Phone 1020 Not Ice of Final Report. Estato No. of David Day, do-' ceased in the County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. The State of Nebraska, to nil por-, boiis Interested in said Estato tako , notice that tho Administrator has filed , u tlnnl account and report of his nd-1 ministration and a potltlon for final i Hottlomont and discharge as such, j which has been net for hoarlng beore said, court on May 7th, 1920, at 9 1 o'clock a. .m, when you may appear i and contest tho mmo. I Dated April 13. 1920. 1 Win. H. C. WOODIIURST, A13-3wk County Judge i -i .-i ... -i. .7. . HAY We Buy and Sell Obtain our Prices. TIE HARRINGTON IER CO. ( r A.