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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dixon & Son grind thoir own louses.
Mrs.Ed Murphy, of Brady, visited In
tho city Wednesday.
Miss Itoso Curly, of Ogallala, anno
Wednosdny to visit friends.
Dr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twlnoiii
Hulldiiiff. Phono 007. 77tf
Roy Hanks roturncd Tuesday from a
business trip to Lexington.
Dr. Hooper, of Lowollon, canio Wed
nesday to transact business,
Gflrl Hollmnn and family returned
Wddnosdny from a trip to Iowa.
Dr,. II. 0. Brock. Dentist. X-Ray
Diagnosis. Reynolds Bldg. Phone 143
jS'und Mrs. F. L. Evnns, of'llor
slloy,', spout Wednosdny In town.
Try vtlio Roxall llrst, It pays, lltf
0? V. Turple loft Tuesday qvcnlng
for Kansas City on a buslnoss trip.
Used Fordson Tractor, price $595.00.
IIENDY-OGIER A.UTO CO.
Mr. und , Mrs. J. C. Vroman nro
spondlng this wook in Gothonburg.
' Miss Borthn Tlinoleoke, of Oninlia,
Is visiting nor brother Otto ThoolccUo.
Shoes for llio whole family at 20
t M) OIT Hi Tramp's Shoe Sloro.
Mrs. S. II. Woodgato and daughter
Francos have returned from a month's
vlafV in Chicago.
AJrs. W. II. LoDloyt roturncd last
night from Omnha whoro she had
boon visiting hor daughtor Mra. W. A.
O'Donnoll.
Wrs. W. E. Snolllng loft yesterday
for. her home In Sheridan after visit
ing for thrco weeks at tho home of
MrBi.N. Klein.
Dr. McDormott.of Omaha, Is in the Mrs. E. P. Rcbhauson and daughter'
city tins week on professional busl- iMadollno left Wednesday for Omaha
nosa to visit for two weks.
Colestla Crawford left yesterday for Irma Bradley and Mnbolle Crabb
Fairfield to visit at tho Llndenmoyer came from Paxton Tuesday where
home. thoy had been visiting.
Drainage District to Organize.
Following the mandate to the Dis
trict Court that it shall organize
Drainage Disrict No. 1, Lincoln Coun
ty, a legal notice to all property hold-
J'ers In the Drainage District will be
Loltho JncobHon spout a few days . Wanted Girls for' nurse- training; !issi'e' calling a meeting for the elec
In Lexington this week visiting $3C per month with board and room,
friends. Apply at Goneral Hospital, City. 4Gtf
E, W. Sail, of Qmaha, returned homo A. W. Boll, traveling auditor for tho
Wednesday after visiting at tho Uttor- North Platto Light & Power Co., was
back homo. in tho city Wednesday.
Mr. and MrB. If. Scott returned from Glou Watts,' of jrfarnoyi;Oturned
Portland Wednosday whoro they had llo'o yesterday after visiting his.
boon visiting. brothoiv F. L.'StoJiponB.
Dr. L. J. K11AUSK. Dentist. Mc ! IInzo1 alIth returned "Wednesday
Donald Dnnk Dulldlng. Rooms 2 & 3. from Omaha whoro sho visited Iior tit is all under irrigation now
Hon of five supervisors. It will bo
thoir business to secure estimates and
specifications of tho work to bo done,
advertiso for bids and allow contracts
i s.o that ho actual work on the drain-
ago- proposition will begin as soon as
possible;. - There nro almost 10,000
acros In the District and practically
ever foot of this area can bo drained
of surplus surfaco and ground water.
l'linno 07. 12tf brothers for a few dnys
Mr. and Mra. Arthuh Blrk wont toj Elmer Sollor, of Omaha formerly
Grand iBland yesterday to visit Mr. .of tills city, camo Tuesday ovenlng
Blrk's parents.
;to visit friends In tho city.
The Ilershey Boostors largely com
posed of farmers and business men
lntorosted in tho Irrigation and Drain-
ago project will leavo North Platto
and Hershoy next Tuesday morning
Gay Hoston, who spent soveral days! Harriot Murrin left Wednosday for', "er8lly ucxt luesuny morning
horo visiting friends loft Tuosday for Grand Island whor sho has been at-.r two days study or tho Scotts
the vlrcat Lakes. tending a buslnoss college. Bluff country A largo delegation Is
.MIIN, have you seen the wonderful 1 .-Steam Itatlis, .Massage and Electric
bargains in shoes nl Tramp's Shoo Treatment nt . '112 Kust (Ith, St. Phone
Sterol , SJ7. Mrs. Arthur Rush. tf.
Lola Scott, of Denver, formerly of II. E. Ewart left yesterday for Oma
thls city is expocted Sunday to visit ha whoro ho will purchaso a Franklin
at tho Illinium homo. ,
Used Fordson Tractor, price $595.00.
IIENDY-OGIER AUTO CO.
Rev. Ivos, Pastor of tho Episcopal
church at Sldnoy, is visiting friends
In tho city this week. z
Alice Brown, of Kearney, who had
boon visiting lfazol Uttcrback return
ed homo Wednosday,
N. S. Nolson, who has boon visiting
his son William roturncd to his homo
In Genoa Wednesday.
INCORPORATED 1887.
Mutual Building and Loan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS. '
The Association 1ms unlimited funds nt its command to
assist in the building or purchase of homes for the people of
JNorth Platte. If you are interested, the officers of this
r Association will render every assistance and show you how
easy it is to acquire jour own homo,
C. PATTERSON, BESSIE F. SALISBURY,
President. . Secretary.
car and will drive It homo.
Luclllo Llndenmoyer returned yos
torday to her homo after visiting
friends in tho city for a wook.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pizer and Misa
Lovy, of Hastings, aro guests at tho
Julius Pizer homo this wook,
Dr. Footo and daughtor Marjory on
expected to tako this trip
Trainmaster Sholvor, who Is on his
vacation, returned from tho Shrlners'
Convention Wednosday and left for
Wisconsin on a ten-day oxtension.
Carl Bonner, of Sharon Springs,
came up to spend tho Fourth with tho
homo folks and Mr3. Bonner and Miss
Helen Bonner returnod with him
Tuesday.
J. V. Andorson, Superintendent of
tho U. P., spent a foA days in town
this wook.
Charles Sluder, who has been In tho
navy over seas for two years, return-
BASE E
Stapleton
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North Platte P. O. Independents
FAIR GROUND PARK.
SUNDAY, JUNE 11th. 2:45
Admission 50c.
nil, L rw', Ca Ifornla 10 od home Tuesday and has accepted a
Omaha, stopped off Wednesday. , , , ,.
Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy, of Spauld-
positlon In the Romlgh Garage.
Mrs. M. E. Moonoy, of Hershoy, who
ing, camo tho first of the wook to visit has boon visiting hor brother G. 13,
uieir (laugnior Airs. a. u.- urieser. IHotslandor returned Wednesday.
MrB. D. K. Nowmoyer returned from ! ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hansen, who
tho oastorn part .of tho stato Wednos- had been visiting in Portland and
day whoro sho had boon visiting her Denver returned home this week
parents.
Mrs. E. Carson loft Wednosday for
her homo In Gothenburg aftor visit
ing for a wook nt tho homo of hor son
Porry Carson.
Francis and Mlldrod Norrls left
yesterday for Choyonno" whoro thoy
will mako their homo In tho future
with their brother Will.
Mr. and Mrs, O'Marn and Mr. and
Mrs. AN'. B. Hoborta, of Loxington,
stoppod Wednesday to visit frlonds
onrouto to Estea Park.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McGraw return
od today from Lqxlngton whoro thoy
attondod tho Fourth of July celobra-.
Hon and visited rolntlvos.
Airs, Nolilo Dudod rqlurued yostor
chops to in: jioykd.
AVord was received in Xortli Platto
Tuosday of an agreement between tho
oastorn and western railroads by
which the wostorn Voads nro to fur
nish !5O,00O conl cars to tho east to
rollovo tho shoctago thoro In exchange
for 20,000 grain" cars to haul tho
enormous western crops to market.
This will benoflt tho country nB a
wholo but will be hard on tho oastorn
farnior who wants to got his crops to
market and also tho western consum
or who has to buy his conl. As a
rosult of this ngroemont tho coal
'mines aro running but 2 days a
wook now nnd thoy may hnvo to low
er thoir output still moro. It all do-
ipsnds on cars. Another rule protoct
Dependable Through
Thick and Thin
day to hor homo In Strootor. 111., after ' " n. ""r ruie proieci-
vlsltlng in tho city. Sho was former-' "nK he m?0,nent, of 8rt,,', forl,t ( s
ly Miss Nolllo Birkonslmw. I lT 'V'" 'lr8; ,Th f,a"10
nnMnmummv i . , , movoinent is strong, rouuirlng all the
COMPETITION-has iot a standard cnr8 available and thoro sooms to be
of prlco but our ovor Inoroaslnc busl- 0 roliof In sight until tho crop movo
nosa shows that our glassoB are tho m0nt Is ovor. Couplod with this an
most satisfactory to bo had for tho nouncomont is a warning to tho people
prlco whether tho purchaso prlco bo 0f tho middle wost to store nil tho
tho olionpoBt or the bot. Dixon & coal noodod now In preparation for the
Son, Sight SpoolnllBts. shortage which la bound to come.
Above everything else
you want dependability built
into the grain binder you buy.
You want your binder to go in
to your grain fields, no matter
what the conditions may be,
and cut the grain with the least
possible loss of time and grain.
We are selling the John Deere
Grain Binder because we know it
will give you that dependable binder
service which mokes it n profitable
investment.
From .the bottom ip it's a
better-built grain binder. Bigger
nnd stronger roller-bearing wheels;
heavier one-piece main frame widely
lapped and hot-riveted together;
strong rigid platform; three packers
instead of two, assuring better
bundles in all kinds of grain these
are just a few of the features that
make it the better binder.
Come and see this binder.
' binder in
Another feature you will
appreciate on this binder is the
easily-operated bundle carrier.
No effort to hold it in receiving
position or to dump it. Because
the teeth rise out of the stubble
the instant you start to return the
, carrier, it's exceptionally easy to
bring it back to receiving position.
And it's no trick to keep this carrier
always in easy-working order simple
adjustments are provided to nccqm
plish this.
The Quick Turn Tongue
Truck adds much to the effective
work of the John Deere. The wheels
turn faster than the pole, making
clean, square corners possible. Be
cause the truck axle is flexibly
mounted, both wheels hold to the
ground no matter how rough the
field may be. This keeps the binder
running straight, and takes oft" the
side draft from the horses.
You can't make a better
vestment.
The Leygoldt-Pennrogton Co. Agents,
