AT T EN T l O N
SALVATION AltfH UUAKI).
A group of citizens mot In the City
Library, Tuesday afternoon, with
Robert Kenning who Is Travelling
Promoter of the Salvation Army In
this stato. Mr. Fanning explained
that the Army would establish a, Camp
at North Platte If tt rfiiR found to be
advisable. A commlttOT was appoint
ed, to make a moral "surrey of this
Gdjjnty and the remrlt of their urvoy
wnl dotormlne the course taken. This
committee conirtsts of J. Q. Wlleox.
President: A. V. Streiti, Vice-President;
T. 0. Swenson, 8errtary-Tres-
LOCAI. AND T'KHSpyAIj j
Sheriff Sullsbury left yesterday for
Salt Lake on business.
The Itexall handles the goods. 14tf j
Victor Hnlllgan went to Big Springs
ywUnlay on business. 1
Ida Cnsy left ffisterday for
nno to ieinl- sevortil mono.
derfnl savlux on ' show, at
iflilotte Reynolds was onerMiti on '
ojday for tontllttea and KQholtw.
17, Morrill, Dantlst, office rr
urer. The Board of Directors was .wiieox Department Store.
selected as follows: J. II. VanCleave.- Dan Sellen, pf Hastings, has accept
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FARMERS AND HAY GROWERS
Wood Brothers all steel individual thrasher
complete with weigher and loader
SI2SS.O0 J
Power Hay Press, the money maker,
with self-feeder
These prices at North Platte and mile
our present stock lasts.
Hendy-Ogier Auto C
Phone 34
John Edwards, Dr. Kerr, D. M. Ley
poldlt. Wm. Hendy and It. A. Donel
son. If a Camp Is located here It will
bring at least three families as
permanent residents of the
city. An annual budget Is raised
by the Salvation Army to which North
Platte contributes Us quota and it
will not require additional expense to
maintain a camp here If it Is needed.
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Tnbernncle Stucco Hoard For Sale.
The stucco iHmrd In the roof and
sltlo walls of the Tabornncle Is being
taken down and rolled up in good
shapo. Thoro Is a great donl of it that
.s not damaged at nil. Somo Is slight
ly. If you arc planning to build a
gara'go, coal house, or stucco your
frame house, hero is a bargain for you
This material must all bo sold at once
in ordor that wo may close up all ac
counts. Call at Tabornacle.
d a position in the J. C. Den Cigar j
store.
Mrs. P. P. Qlnn and Mrs. Bdn Por
rln left yesterday for Lexington to ;
len'.l a few days.
Henry Johnson rotunwd hoin yes
terday from I-aramle where hf had
been for two months.
atra. Chas. Yost and sous will go
tomorrow with base ball team to
Sodtts Bluff and Sidney.
Dr. Twinem left yestorday for Loa
Angeles whoro ho will visit his wife I
and children for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mm II. J. Rathmnnn ro
turod from Grand Island Wednesday
where they spunt the Fourth.
When In North Platte stop at toe I
New Hotel Palace and Care. You will
.Jjiated well. SStf
'Perry Carson and wife will go Sun
day to Scotts Muff to attond the ball
game of North Platte vs ScottH Muff.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clabaugh came
VodnoBday from Grand Island to
W. Jc O'CONNOR
'5c, iOc and 25c STOKE
LEARANCE SA
JULY C
STARTS
Tuesday, July' 13th
Keith Monday and Tuesday
MARGARET CLARK
IN
"LUCK IN PAWN" ' i
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. P. E. Font came Wednesday to
, visit her aunt Mrs. Mary A. Baker.
"Those Hetlcr Shoes" at n big .sav
ing Tramp's Kontovnl Sale.
W. J. Keating, of Denver, was in the
city Thursday transacting business.
Rooming IIouso for Sale, 1G Rooms.
Call 720J. IiG-6
Circus -Is Coming.
The Breat John Robinson Circus,
with Its vast collection of world wide
wonilors, freaks, and curlousltlos iajapend a couple of weeks at tho J. F.
scheduled to exhibit in North Plntto Clabaugh homo.
Wednesday, July 14, and .tho abvanco-j n c i,nngfor,i nn,i family and
brigades of billposters and press men MrH. n, A Langford will leave tomor
havo com.0 and gone and havo left row or gldnoy and Scotts Rluff with
glaring posters and newspaper dls- tno j,nSo ban toam
nlavs. so that wo havottho opportunity ,
inquire pnono ij ;f , ovcr u,0 ,nasslvoncS8 of jiay nnd Grain? The Harrington Men
. Sodorman has bought .a farm thls "World's Oldest Tented AUrac- CJ1;lu Co. wU, offer th, hlgheM
L'rtT" . Air, mill Will mnvn l.lu .. .. ... . , .1 t ... ....
turn" as u nas ooeii lui-meu. pneos. 'ini
According to press ami puunc com
ment received from many cities this
'show has visited, much Is to no o
sleuthing
With everythiti!' pawned but her nerve she Went
among the elite, captured a lover, and found a mine 61 pure
gold lit a pawn broker with a soul.
1 Taken Upi Ono team branded
horses. Inquiro phono 1235J
A. F
at Stover, . Mo., and will move his
family thero this fall.
Miss Josephine Tlghe, a nurse In
St. Catherines' hospital in Omaha, ro-
Gfoorftc Mang bought tho lumber in
the Tabernacle at tho corner of Locust
SHOW HUH VIHIIl-U. IUUV.I1 a ' .l riim, 0,c lo 4l,ln. !,,,
turned Wednesday after a visit with' peeled In tho latest and most up to. " "
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tramp. date novel nnd feature entertainment l""h
Pnr Rnln KniM- rnnm limiKn mnilprn and nmoiie tho mnnv acts mentioned i b
r.nn,iMB.lin,ln CR.tt inK'nrn the Fnmous Nelson Kamuy. mo rno management is piannng a ween.
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I'ettes, 1110 AOnai rnimga. iy uiincuig puny at WO ouniry viuu
i'Dill. Tho Hodglnl Troupe .Tins. is to uo in place or mo down town
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...I..'.. ..' Of tlarinC Uareuacit niliun, i rai unuun iui iuu vuuuii viuu iiiuuiuuin
rramp's Shoo Store.
, P. Tram ii nnil Ottn Wnatnnfold
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mo ursi oi ine wbok lor iiusnuH aim
' ,, ... . ,",, 'except heat. Goodpfknado (jG.It lot, 'are the Far
N. P. Buckley came Wednesday from q1qbq J Phone-Flying Lor?
D0IJW .VlB.U 8, fat1101" k 387W. - f ?- 52-4x'.Mi'ss Nettift'
to California in a few days. , . , y " tllA.ini,fr.
, ... T ' , ... .. ! The. crowds urostlll coming to of ftr'n8
C. E. Uedford of tho Leader Mercan
tile Co. left Wednesday for Sterling,1
where ho will undergo an operation. i " " , , , lory.
Hn nvnonta in ho nhsmit nlinilt three " "v
ui uiit;Li ii, tiiiiiiiiuu Aim iiiiiaiu iu'
dance held in tho evening.
Lowando and Co. sensational somer
sault riders and Miss Irone Montgom-
the latent T'nris'.enno novoiry.
during the hot. weather.
Mr. aim Mrs. J. 11. Elliott will leave
who hold tho entire audience spcll-
nnd from i if
iv.v,vvv'
. r . g
Dim
EurrmcacmiES washer.
Lost A small black purse contain
ing check and small change. Finder
phono 28GJ.
H,n nnlnlirntlnn ATnmlnv nn.I rtnnpnt'a . . ... llOllirege lO VI81L lnuilUM
I ,.. ....,,., - ( t bound as sue easny ami ciuuiuo ,t)iero wlu K0 to indiannapolls to at-
' throws hej-sclf around In the air, tom, tlc G A R Convention.
I while suspended high above tho heads.
Mrs. Chas. Callahan and son w 0f tho audience.
una t.toittnit of u 1mm. tin . . i- nurt or u&xt wfiGR iov ciiicaco wnero
. . . 11 tin uuen i lotLiiik ut urn iiuhiu vjl t mi. mmiif eT nnr n ni ni iikm u. - - x - "
Mr. and Mrs. G. N, Palmer wno navo ,,,.. h . T.nwrp.nco. I . ... " .""L,' Zu L Li, he
i .. Hmlti ln,,iTl,tni Airs. " - - t-
ubuu v.0...i..B """..-w rotnrned to their horn
ninriliiirfr loft Wp.flnesdav for tlielr . . . .
r.:: ..: m,, - " ..Pnm. Tuesday evening. .Wednesday. July 14.
For Salo Bulclc Six Five passen- j two performances will bo given at The City Library reports that chlld-
ger touring in goou conuuion, wuii o rmd 8 n. m. tile doors to tne menni;or ren. aro laKing auvaiuage oi uio vncui-
home In Omaha. They were accom
panied by their grandaughter Jane
nioomburg.
iOTt. M; Jo'nl to- Mr,. Kocb and
nxtm nnulnment. Darcaln for casli.
The Sunday School of the Episcopal wnl , , for ni,er"ty. Bonds. Phone
Church presented a fine copy of the gl3
nlp.Mii'n "TliP WnilStUllK 130y" 10 tne
ot woolr. Tlip. frame
vras made by H. H. Newman, head of ask any person having bills against
the Manual Arts department in the he , Fair Associat on to present them
City Schools. before, Friday night so .tho board can
A MISSHAPEN EYE .or an a-stig-!pass tuem- ;
rati one. is about as commpn as a I Prank Turp e am ?ml Iy ra Uirned
or a face that is not 11 u"1
lUUl KU11B llll IIIIUIILIUIIO IJ1.
The Chamber of Commerce wishes to
.50tfJanimni departments, side shows, etc.
::o:
crooked noso
symmetrical. Adapting glasses to
these defective or deformed eyes is
our business. Dixon & Son, Sight
Specialists.
King Rhiley, who won the Cham
ber of Commerce cup at tho Fourth
of July races, was allowed to take tho
cup to Oshkosh for 30 days to show it
to the homo folks. He will then re
turn it to the custody of the Chamber
thero permanently and will reside on
their rnnch south of-ftown.
For Sale Dresser 'wltlp mirror, one
full sized and one 3-4 bed and springs,
250-egg Queen incubator, three burner
oil stove. Inquiro 703, W. 11th, Phone
1108. f ' ' 52-2
Mr. and Mrs. George Scharmnnn
and daughter, of Portland, Ore., aro
les opening one hour earlier to allow loni-to visit tho library In largo num-
nmple timo in which to visit, mo wua uers and mat tlio now uooks aro inter
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UHUiig muni iiiuru nuui uvm.
Christian Science service Sunday 11
a. m. Wednesday evening meetings
every week at 8:00. A cordial Invi
tation is extended to all to attend
these sorrices. Building & Loan build
lug, room 25.
A local builder reports that the
trades labor situation in
North Platte as satisfactory with a
Save $15 on an Electric
Washing Machine.
5160.00 ON TIME PAYMENT BUYS A '
$173.00 WASHING MACHINE. THIS
IS A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
ON THE FAMOUS
cf Commerce. It becomes tlio porma- visiting inenas in iown, Having m
nont property of tho person who wins i rived Tuesday. They were former
It three times in succession. residents of North '-Platte, but for
Miss Loretta Murphy, librarian at twenty years' havo lived In the west,
tho City Library has returned from he" j The First Prize for Cnmpflro Girls
vactaton and Is at her desk again. Mrs. 'Float, in tho Fourth of July parade
Anna Church was In charge while she was awarded to Nlcaflgoe Cnmpflro.
was gone. Miss Murphy visited public Mra M. E Crosby gunrdlan, instead
libraries in Denver, Colorado Springs cf Miss Kelly's Camp as announced in
and Omaha while away and mado a our last Issue. Th& second prize
special study pi tho WQi'k done with wont to Cody Campflro, Mrs. H. A.
tho children and tho schools. iLawhead Guardian.
For Cautious Investors
9
i single element of
t
Certificates of
our
There is not
speculation in
Deposit. Their value never varies
always one hundred cents on the
dollar. Issued for six or twelve
months at a liberal rate of interest.
They are ideal investments for
those who do not care to undergo the
attendant worrries of risk and fluc
tuating values. You can procure
them for any amount, at any (time.
The Platte Valley State Bank
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
5 V
For Salo.
For Sale for Cash Only houso and
store building 'and four lots in Brady,
Lincoln Co., Nebr. Size of storo is
21x72 feet. House Is 44x18 ft. and has
four rooms. I will sell house and
threo lots separately. Make mo an m,ntnnB
offer. No reasonable oner roiuscu
FRED FREDERIKSEN, 110 S.,toniloncv tmvilrll CkIuir uo a little
Carona St., Denver, Colo. iator Tllu ttKhtcnlnc: of tho money
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,.,,, ,ll,1 n,w rtf l,o fnnr Jinn 1--L nun iiuiu uavn. n"'"u ui,..w. u
onnn i,lnl, onot WnnrH, cfroof T nituuLiun n.M"" ...... ........
. , i f ti (-,iiiK operations will bo livelier. A
uiiui iL iui nam ui i iiiuu11 u i it tii
n TvroPrtrlnnil. 17000 l.lnnlr onst marKOU liiiDrovuiiiunt is luimuu
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Fourth.
for
ELECTREC CLOTHES WASHER
ONLY TWO MACHINES WILL BE
SOLD AT THIS PRICE
North Platte Light & Power Co,
46tf nhout September first.
North
Platte
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BAKEBAJ3K RIDERS
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BETTE,
jlbpS PEOPLE 1Q.05
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4-vS'SDENS WILD- BEASTS 45
JJHEIWORLDS MOST,. COMPLETE
Wll!D ANIMAL CONGRESS
WOMDEKBREATH
TAKING KAPIPITY
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THRILLS WAV
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THRILLS
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1.000,000,00 BW FKEEiSIREET.PAKAPE PAILYmt HAM. POORS mmimmmiWS SlMSaErl
Reserved seats ns well as general admission tickets on sale circus day at REXALL DRUG STORE.
Prices same as charged at show grounds.
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