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Mutual Building and Lyan
Association,
Of North Platte, Nebraska.
RESOURCES JUNE 30, 1920, 51,329,173.33.
Installment Stock.
The installment stock of this association is issued in
shares of $200.00 each and may be subscribed for at any
time upon the payment of 25 cents per share entry fee
and a monthly payment of $1.00. This stock earns divi
dends of eight per cent per annum, compounded semi-annually
and matures in 12S months- This maturity is ef
fected by adding to the $128.00 paid by the investor, $72.00
to cover the earned dividends for that period.
$10.00 per month so invested will yield in 12S
months $2000.00.
$10.00 per month so invested will yield in 25G
months $0000.00.
T. C PATTERSON, BESSIE 1. SALISHUHY,
President.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
t Jone Ilolcum went to Omaha yes
torday. Mrs. Lochlel Johnston left yester
day for Grand Island to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Henvens, of Franlc
lin, came Sunday to visit at the Wiley
Crane home.
John and Albert Herrod went to 1 Morr,n nml : J D"leck, of York,
'Keystone to visit on the McGlnloy lc" ay -for Rainbow, Wyo. ,n
W. Roddan 'Jvont to dothonburg on
a business trip Saturday.
Mrs. Shaw, of Horshoy has ncc;jted
a position in tho Loader.
Mrs. William Joffers spent yester
day visitng friends in the city and
left last night for Cheyenne to attend
Frontier Day.
Clias. Yost, Lester Langford, Dr
ranch yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Turpi left Sun-
a fishing trip'.
Dispatches from Eureka, California,
day for Denver in their car and expect j 8ay that a nine-pmnul girl arrived
to oe gone a week. i ' " '.L "mu fl UIUI wnimm
Haiuock Monday.
Mr. and Mrs'. Alvin Ellas returned
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coatos and
family and Helen Smith returned from
Wood River Sunday. j1"81 wceK Irom council muffs where
,., TT , o . , , I tue former had been employed as a
Miss Helen Swanson was elected to I i .
. , . ., , t, , , , , swithman for a short time.
teach at thp'Leth School nine miles ,
southwest of tho city. " ! Mr8, Ro3co z'mner and children,
T , . , . , . I of Sidney, camo down Sunday to at-
Leo Tighe who is employed in a L , ... . .
. . . T . , . ... I tend the ball game between S dney
drug store at Lexington, s v siting , n, . f , , .
, , . ,.,,, and rth Platto and vis t at the W.
his home folks this week. Tr T t,, . ,
II. LeDioyt homo.
Roycr Hastings returned yesterday, ,..- r, , ,
t n j,t i , ' , . . , , Arthur Fonda, who has been vlsit
from California where he visited rela-, , ,,, . , , ,
i ma iitii uiiLU. Dir. mill i ra. .1. 11.
Fonda, 521 W. Third St. following a
tlves for three weeks.
Charles Hirsch, Sr., returned from
Eureka, Ark., yesterday where he had
been taking treatments.
Miss Helen Moore will entertain
the Nicaflgce Campfire at a stag i arty
this evening at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Claubaugh and
baby are expected today .to visit at
the J. F. OlaubaUgh home.
Wood Brothers All Steel Individual
Threshers. HENDY-OGIER CO. 57-2
Alma Morrill is expected to return
tomorrow from California where she
has visited for three months.
Tho Phllos Guna Club will bo on
tertnined Thursday afternoon at tho
homo of Mrs.. Henry Gilfoyl.
W. J. O'Connor left Sunday for
Chicago on a business trip and ex
pects to be gone about ten days.
long trip through tho east, returned
to Salt Lake City yesterday.
Clayton Contleton is expected hero
today from Kearney and will bo em
ployed by tho Leypoldt and Penning
ton Co. .He was manager of tho Social
Activities at the Great Lakes Train
ing Cnihp during tho war.
, A number of local people went to
Wo canmako immediate- diverleaiiCQothonburgf Saturday on No. 21) to
attend tho evening performance :f
tho Sells-Floto circus and on arrival
in that city found out that ono per
formance was all they gave.
The Ladies Aid Society of tho M. E.
church will meet in tho church par
ors Thursday afternoon. Hostesses
Mosdames VanDerhoof, Gamble, Jop
son, M. Caldwell andl B. Boatman.
Tho Royal Neighbor' Social Club
will bo entertained Wednesday after-
Pitcher Munger came down from i 110011 at tho hm of Mrs. Frank
Potter Monday to pitch, for North I Kroehler, 209 So. Locust. Tho hostess
Platte in the game with Sidney. 1 wln be assisted by Mrs. Albert Abel,
Mrs, A. P. Kelly went to Dayton, 1
Ohio, Sunday where she will visit
relatives for a couple of months
Mrs. Mark
Mrs. Everett York and
McCabe.
Joe Mahaffy, of tho Arthur Enter-
v m, n.ii .i ,iH,rl pr,se' was-In th0 clty Monday trans-
MabeUoft yesterday for Omaha where1 Uf "f"? neQ38, ail incidentally he
the latter will undergo an operation. attonde "10 Sidney-North Platte tall
- game. Ho report everything booming
Mr. and Mr. Harry Cramer and Mrs. at Arthur ,ospeclalI slnco t, ,anJ
E. S. Bonner came homo Sunday from drjng started,
a trip to Torrington, Denver and Esto 1 T, , , '
p k 1 , Iiocky Warder was artful dodger ot
the truth. She told her husband Hocks
Two trains of tho Solls-Floto Cir- of flb Sho nractl8G(1 on linp ..,.
cus passed through tho city Saturday j nml mad(J 1wh,to ,yJng a flno
fascinating art. Then ono day all the
half-truth white lies and plain down
right whoppers sho had told her pa
tient hubby oxploded and threatened
to wreck their happiness forovcr. But
tho climax was a surprlso and will
Mrs. Joe Stono and .daughter Lena bring smiles- and chuckles from the
Mary returned homo from Omaha yus- j stoniest audience. See Madgo Kennedy
terday where they visited friends for as 'Becky, Warder in "Tho Truth"
a week. I Keith Wednesday and Thursday.
NORTH PDATTti l'KOI'LK IX "
TUB OUTSIIH2 LMIK8S.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Soulott returned
to thoir home in North Platte; Sat
urday ovoning after visiting with rel
atives and frieiyls for a few days.
Gothonburg Tlmos.
Mrs. N'ols Nolsoh and Mrs. Potor
RnsmusBcn, of North Platte, after
spending a few days with tho for
mer's son, Georgo Nolson dopsrtod
for their homo last Monday. Dawson
County Plonoor (Loxington.)
Frank Elliott of North Platto, is a
visitor in town today. Brady Vin
dicator. Mrs. J. E. Guois and little daughter
who have boon guosts at tho homo of
John Guess, dopnrtod for their homo
at North Platte, Wednesday morning.
Loxington Clipper-Citizen.
Miss Lucy Tllford, of North Platte,
who is no attending Midland Col
loge at Fremont, has beon elected to
tho Primary room for next year.
Mnxwoll Tolopost.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Aim's of North
Platte, wore visitors at the Strong
homo Tuesday. Keith Co. News (Oga
lalla.) ?
County Judge Wra, H. C Woodhurst
was here from North Platto n few
hours Friday. Sutherland Courier.
Mrs. George Gnrmnn, of North
Platte, spent Wednesday visiting Mrs.
Frank Garman. Sutherland Courior.
Hi Smith and family from North
Platte wore shaking hands with old
friends on tho streets hero last Sat
urday, later golnc out to the Tony
PUshman homo near Melrose. They
returned to thoir homo Tuesday after
noon. Keith Co. News (LcMoyno.)
- Mrs. Floyd Marshnll has purchased
a residence in North Plntto and will
takoup that place of abode the first
of August. Wallace Winner.
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Former Slllor Lucky.
In tlie Umi drawing which took
place at AUinnoe lut wook tfnly u!
dlors, sailors jnd, marines wore on
torod. Dr. V, J. Wurtelle wne (Lho only
North Platto man who succiiodod In
gotting land. Ho drew GiO acvm rf
good land in Morrill Co.
PJX0 & Son grind their own louses.
ItHL'Hl'TlOX FOR MWIHKIlS
OF M. li.
D, O'Brien returned frrfm McCook
IQII4Saturdny where ho had boon visiting.
stm. L. Ovoratraot .ottnto homo
from Lmcflln Friday ovoning
Mrs Evorott York and two dauph-
A reception for all tho now and old
ntembors of the church arid .tjiolr
famlllos will bo held Thurart'hv ovo'ni
ing tho MothtHlist church parlors ftUtoVa, Bouinh affd Arah. rittrned
8 p. in. A nico program has been ar- KSaturday ovenine from a visit at
rnngod nnrtl it is hoped all can como Kearney. Wood IUVer and other tmst-
and participate in a nodal pvonlup. em points.
the offlco
John Matzen
Stale Sclio"iil Apportionment Is Large.
Tlio State Apportionment for Lin
coln County school fund is $10,09.1 ac
cording fo tho report gent out from
of Stnto Superintendent
County Superintendent
Cochran will distributo this amount
among tho schools of Lincoln County
according to their census enumera
tion. This Is an unusually large dis
tribution of state funds.
Tho apportionment to the North
Platte City Schools is $2538.25.
Travels 2100 Miles in a Ruggy.
E. C. Gates, of Twin Falls, Idaho,
was a visitor in town Monday. Ho
was travelling from Bloomington 111.,
to his homo in Twin Falls, a distance
of 2400 miles on a wager that ho
could make it in 400 hours of nctual
travelling time. Several thousand
dollars have beon put up on tho wager
that the trip cannot bo made in tho
required time by horse and buggy. Ho
Is travelling with tho same team ho
started -with and is 184 hours on his
way now.
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Women's White Footwear
Value $6.00, Sale Price
$4.95
VhIue $6.00, Sale Price
$4.95
Curd of ThankH.
Wo wish to thank our friends for
their many beautiful floral offerings,
wo especially wish to thank thoso
who helped roscuo tho bodies of our
loved ono and also those who oponcd
their homes and cared for the rela
tives of the families.
M. aud Mrs. J .E. Mason and family.
Oda M. Roberts and wife.
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Value 56.00, Sale Price
$4.95
Value $6.00 s rice '
$4.95
Never have White Shoes for Women been in such great demand as this
summer. Light in weight, cool and comfort able just the thing for tho
hot July and August days. Two eyelet ties, in White Colonials, Oxfords in
the Lewis Baby and low and military heels, all at
AVES YOU
ET
unci i uin oziuija.
mmi wircey3WKipra
" 1111 ' 1 WIT-WWfgT'gw i
ovening enroute from" Gothenburg to
Denver.
Mrs.' Mary Huff and daughter re
turned yesterday from Portland where
they had been visiting relatives for a
month.
Why Wot
Be comfortable at
your meals, ot
work, at rest.
A G-E FAN.
Will blow breezes of comfort in all your rooms.
North Platte Light & Power Go.
North Platte, Chautauqua Dates,, kug. 16-21. IncSi ',
Outstanding Musical Attraction is the Celebrated '
JarosSav Cimera and His Czechoslovak Band
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Famous Trombone Soloist and His Band to Give Two Big Concerts r On
Fourth Day of Chautauqua j
Jaroslav Cimera and his Czocho-Slovak Rand are comma- to rlmn. I
taunua. The annenrnnen nf iMa fnmnnu linml will mglm fli fivil, ,in
of our chautauqua a red-letter day for our community.
Thore is no attraction that will cqunl a band on a chautauqua program,
and the announcement that wo arc to bo favored this year with such an
organization we know wjll be roceived with keen delight from our chau
tauqua patrom.
Tho Standard Chautauqua management 1ms secured tho finoit band
available, the Czecho-Slavok Band. Jaroslav Cimera will conduct in person
and contribute tho trombone solos which mado him a national celebrity
when with Innes', Sousa'a and Bohomin'a Kryl'a Bands. Ho is widely
known as one of tho country's greatest band directors.
Thoir program is a judicious blending of tho classical and modern,
including such selections as "William Tell" overture, "Tho Evolution of,
Dixie," "Tho Village Blacksmith," introducing electric anvils, etc., ''Tho
Death of Custer," etc.
This will bo a groat day. Bring your friends. " ' -Aam'