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FARMERS AND HAY GROWERS
Wood Brothers all steel individual thrasher
complete with weigher and loader
$1233.00
Power Hay Press, the money maker,
with self-feeder
$650.00
These prices at North Platte and while
our present stock lasts.
Hendy-Ogier Auto Co.
Phone 34
Last Friday a light frost Visited
sorao sections of Wostorn Nebraska.
Conflicting reports ravo reached us
as to tho damngo done but they woro
undoubtedly exaggerated In tho be
ginning. Low land lying north and
south of this city aufferod tempcra
turoa down to thirty-eight with dip
ping frost which damaged lato corn.
East of tho County lino was warmer
while wost of Sutherland thoro were
no reports. Tho cold! oxtended south
probably thirty miles and north Into
tho Dakotas. In somo places pump
kins, molon and tomatoes suffered
from frost Woathorman Shilling re
ports a minimum of forty dogross
with no frost in tho city.
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Victory Mcilols.
Applications for victory medals will
bo rocolvod at tho local army recruit
ing office on Friday and Saturday,
August 20th and 21st, 1920. Each ap
plicant will bo required to make ap
plication in person and at tho same
tlmo present hio dischargo certificate
or dischargo order.
DR. o. n. CRESSLER.
Graduate Dentist
Office ovtr th McDonald
- State Bunk.
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LOCAL AMI) I'EflSONAL
Max VonGootz and family returned
tho laBt of tho week from Colorado
whoro thoy had boon visiting,
R. 0. Cochran and O. B. Eyorloy, of
Horshoy, went to tho east county lino
Saturday looklng'after iho statp high-
Dr. Morrill, Dontlst, offlco over
Wilcox Department Storo.
Miss Margaret McCarthy returned
to hor homo in Spaulding yesterday
aiftor visiting hor BlBtor MrB. Ed
Groioor.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Tlgho and
daughter aro expected tomorrow from
Oklahoma City to visit at tho John
Tighohomo.
MisV'MUdred Wolr visited frlonds
in tho city Sunday onrouto from Colo,
to brand Island. Sho was a formor
Nofth Piatto girl.
William R. Mlllor aud Rota Handloy
botli-ofCo?.ad, wcro granted n liconso
loU Tuesday nnd woromarrlod by
Judgo Woodhurst at tho Court IIouso.
When you want to go "Doable
Speed" in an automobile, you get l.
alii greased and oiled and fill her with
gas. Sho is all ready and Speed Carr
at tho whoolUKoIth TONIGHT.
Try tho Roxall first. It pays. 14tf
Mrs. Guy Popojoy, Misses Coral and
Bortha Marccllcs, Miss Anna Rubls
and William Marcollos left Sunday
for Manltou and Denver to visit for
two wcoks.
To whom aro you going to sell youi
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mer.
cantllo Co. will offer the highest
prices. 64tf
J. V. Romigh reports tho salo of a
Chandler Speedster to L. F. Schulz,
of Brady, Neb., Dodgo Brothers tour
ing cars to Harry Huclcfoldt, LostM
Adams and F. A. Muchllnski and d
Dodgo roadster to Chas. Sludor.
Paul A. Prlol and Viola Haught so-
curofl a marrlagto llccnso fromi Judgo
Woodhurst last Wednesday and then
asked him to perform tho ceromony
which ho did in his 'usual high class
manner. Both aro from Arnold, Neb,
"Dollars and Sense," tho Madgo
Kennedy ipicturo showing at tho Kolth
Wcdnoodr.y and Thursday is an ap'
pcalingly human story with youthful
optl.nlcm, lino pathos and quick hum
or. It's -a story of ovoryday peoplo
but it Isn't commonplace It is light
without being frivolous and sentimen
tal without boing maudlin.
Treats for tho Cnnipflro. '.
Frank Murray sent a crato of
peaches out to tho Campfiro "Girls
Thursday and thoy took thom to tho
top of Sioux Lookout whoro they wont
on a Mice. Thoro they woro oaten and
enjoyou. When tho bunch got back to
c-r.v ' . ,Tnrry Porter with
I a battle of cold pop for each one.
Thon tho girls woro happy.
Sonthwest quarter section 4-12-30. Fine improvements and
in high state o! cultivation. As good a farm as can bo found
in Lincoln county. 75 acres in corn. 75 acres in mall grain.
For quick sale will sell cheap and on reasonable terms. Com
municate with
M. C. SHURTLESS,
411 SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING. LINCOLN, NEB.
Will be at McCabe Hotel, in North Platte, Tuesday, August 17th. ,
Card of Thanks.
Tho uhdorslgncd wish to thank the
Brotherhood of Locomotivo Engirruert,
nnd all other frlonds who woro so
kind when our brother Georgo "Wink
owich was so uuddenly taken away;
Mr. and Mrs. IL C. Hlldobrandt.
John Winkowlch.
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Anything left In summer wearing
apparol at real discount prices at E.
T. TRAMP & SONS.
with Good Work
Ke
lt's genuine satisfaction
to drive the John Deere
Corn Binder round after round
nnd see the standing corn trans
formed into well-shaped, easily
Imndled bundles because the
hard work is all taken out.
The power carrier does nway
entirely with the hard work
you don't have to dump the bundle
carrier and return to position hun
dreds of times during the day.
On the John Doore you
pres3 the foot trip lever and the
power carrier does the rest It deliv
ers the bundles free of the path of the
horses, and practically parallel to the
standing corn. The horses don't have
to tramp over und on the bundles.
Because the carrier is always In re
ceiving position, no bundles are scat
tered between the windrows.
You will also appreciate the
John Doore Corn Binder be-
We want you to see thU binder. There are a tot of other
good thing about it ive want to thou) you
Leypoldt & Pennington, Implements.
Notice of Special Election.
Whereas a Constitutional Conven
tion called agrccablo to law by the
peoplo of tho State of 'Nobraska to
moot December 2d, 1919, and whoroas
tho membors oloctod to said Constit
utlosal Convention did so meet and
provide that certain amendments io
tho Constitution bo submitted to the
olectors of tho State for adontion dV
rojoctlon, and did further provido that1
said proposod Constitutional amend
ments bo submitted at a specia elec
tion to bo hold throughout tho Stato
on Tuesday, tho twonty-flrst day of
Soptombor, 1920.
Now, Thoroforo, I, A, S. Allen,
County Clerk of Lincoln County, State
of Nobraska, by authority of law In
mo vested do horoby dlroct and pro
claim that n special election be hold
in tho sovoral polling places within
Lincoln County, Stato of Nobraska,
on Tuesday, tho Twonty-flrst day of
September, 1920, between tho hours'
of 8 a. m. and 9 p. m. of tho samo day
for tho purposo of adopting or re
jecting said proposed amendments.
Given undo.r my hand and official
seal this 10th day of AugUBt, 1920.
CO-4 A. S. ALLEN, County Clom
Legal Notice.
cause It is easy on the horses. The
Quick-Turn Tongue Truck takes off
nil neclc weight, and makes it just as
horses were hitched to a wagon.
Besides, the truck takes off
side draft and prevents sluing
Because tne axle oi the truck is flex
ibly mounted the wheels hold to
uneven ground constantly.
The John Deere works suc
cessfully in all kinds of corn
fields. The wide throat, with flexible
throat springs, holds the corn Into the
conveyor chains. The bottom con
veyor chains operate close to the
uutts, carrying tne corn dock in a
vertical posiuon nu oi the way.
The three packers, one work
ing above the needle and two
below Insure well-formed bundles.
The three discharge arms discharge
the bundles onto the power carrier.
No chance of the discharging bundle
mixing with the bundle being made.
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Dcinpstor Mill Mfg. Co.; A. B. Ham
sometimes known as A. B. Hann; and
H. II. Van Brunt and tuo Northeast
Quarter Section 30, Townsh
Rango 20, Lincoln County, Nebraska
and all persons claiming any Interest
of any kind in said real estate or
any part thereof defendants v'U
horoby tako notlco that Frod J. Te'ro
has filed his potition in tho district
court of Lincoln County, Nebraska
In an action whoroln ho Is plaintiff
and wheroln you nnd oach of you, to
gethor with Lincoln County, Nebraska
a municipal corporation aro defen
dants, tho object and prayer of plain
tilt's action is to qulot his tltlo
ngalnBt you and each of you In and to
tho Northwost Quarter of Section 30
Township 11 Itango 2G, Lincoln Coun
ty, Nobraska and to qulot lus tltlo
particularly against a mortgage oxo-
cutod by J. G. Swanson and wife to
A. B. Ham, sometimes known as A.
B. Hann, and Dempster Mill Mfg Co.
exocutod October 8th, 1895 filed for
record October 9th, 1895 In Book 20
pago 1C5, real ostato records of Lin
coin County, nnd against a mortgago
executed by said J. G. Swanson and
wlfo to II. II. Van Brunt oxocutcd
Octobor 9th. 1895 filed for record on
Octobor 12th, 1895 In book 18, pngo
459 Teal ostato records of Lincoln
County, Nobraska, and apalnRt
mechnnlcs lien at one tiirio hold bv
Domr-Mor Mill Mfg. Co. ngalnBt L. C.
Larson filed In book A, pnpro 359. real
ostato records qf Lincoln County, Nn
braska.
Plaintiff Hooks a docrco of court
barring tho defendants and oach of
tbnm of any and all Tight, title t nd
IntoroBt In and to Bald real estate or
lotlnc hv vlrtuo of said mortenwi
mechanics Hon or otherwise.
You aro further notified that unlox
vou answer said petition hv tho 'Ttii
lav of Sftti'embor. 1920, lutlfjmont hv
default m'IU bo taken aprainst vmi mui
vnn win tlominon bo excluded from
Ptiv nnd nil rluht, title or tnt ore-fit I
ld reel nutate.
PUED .T. TRTRO
Tiv nnUhv?, Vcitly c Hnlllwn.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dr. Mario Amos wont to Kearney
Sunday to spend tho day.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prater returned
yesterday from Denver.
Davo Day camo Sunday to visit his
parents Mr. and Mru. John Day.
Jack McGraw left Sunday for Omaha
whoro ho will transact business.
Otto Westenfoldt loft yesterday for
San Francisco where ho will spend
two weeks.
Mrs. W. J. O'Coniior left yesterday
for Denvor to spend a fow days visit
ing friends.
.Steam Baths, Massage nnd Electric
Treatment nt 312 East 0th, St. Thono
897. Mrs. Arthur Rush. tf.
Mrs. Rose Garrison has resumed her
duties at tho Leader after n two
weeks vacation.
Carroll Stevens left yesterday for
Oshkosh -whoro ho will spend a few
weeks on tho ranch.
James Norton camo Saturday from
Grand- Island to visit his parents Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Norton.
W. J. Brodbeck and James Flynn
loft yesterday for Evanston and Salt
Lake to spend two weeks.
J. E. SEBASTIAN,
Tho Old Lino Llfo Man,
Ites. Thono 1138. Offlco Phono C12J
Miss IIolou Swanson returned Sat
urday from Grand Islnad where sho
had been visiting frlonds.
Miss Elizabeth Banta left for her
homo in Omaha yesterday after visit
ing her father Josoph Banta.
Misses Emma Boguo aud Mabollo
McFarland went to Choyenno this
morning to spond a fow days.
September Delineators aro horo.
Subscribers ploaso call. Wilcox De
partment Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McFarland re
turned this morning from their wed
ding trip to Chicago and Detroit.
Miss Mary Tempfe, of Lexington,
camo Saturday to visit at tho L. C.
McGraw homo enrouto from Salt Lake
to hor home.
Suits, Coats and Drosses, all now
fall merchandise with all tho smart
stylo foaturcs of tho coming season.
E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Misses Holen and Mario Schwalgor
aud Ruth Hogsott returned yostorday
from Horshoy whoro thoy had been
visiting Miss Mary Ellsworth.
Olarenco Bedford roturnod Sunday,
from Denver whero ho undorwent an
oporatlon and has resumed his duties
at tho Leader Mercantile Co. Storo.
MIsb Mildred Wright has rosldnog
hor position at tho W. J. OfConnor
storo and left last ovenlng for Kansas
to visit her parents until tho fall term
of Bchool begins.
Tho first 500,000 Dodges havo been
raado and sold in a short flvo yeas,
and havo mado good in overy sorvico
and In- most ovory country on tho
globe. Buy one of tho 2nd 500,000 and
got oven a bottor car, with service a
vallablo wherovor you might go. J.
V. ROMIGH Dcalor.
S!Ot
Swedish Mission.
Tho Ladles Aid Society will meet r.t
Mrs. T. O. Sworison's 715 Wost 3rd
Btroot on next Friday, tho 20th at 2:30
p. in. All wollcomo. W will also havo
sorvlcosyat People's Mission church
samo dato at 8 p. m. Our minister
Ror. H. E. Sundbory will officiate. Do
not 'fail to attend.
Crystal Theatre, Tonight and Tomorrow.
ETHEL CLAYTON
as
"Young Mrs. Winthrop"
A great warm slice from the Ufe of many homes.
The btory of a pleasure loving wife who "jazzecV
away all she held dear.
Special tonightChristie comedy
"His Bridal Nightmare."
Attention' Cream Sellers.
To advertise the change in management of the North
Platte Creamery, we are giving to our cream patrons a 12
inch Genuine "Taylor" Thermomenter.
Come in and get yours, or send us a can of cream and
we will mail it to you.
51c Highest Price Paid for Cream.I 51c
The Dickey Cream Co.,
Successors to THE NORTH PLATTE CREAMERY.
PATRONIZE YOUR HOME CREAMERY.
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coal's
jtzof hi ,
$P8&r 1
Dnn't delav that winter order. When the Cffftu
weather comes it arrives in a hurry and yojawhJ
' mower muscles barely have time to relaic beforev
tlie coal shovel starts to halce uanujvlai yoif4 Jffi "
you buy your coal here you'll shaJCo hands with
yourself all winter.
If you want a closed car for winter I "Tho LUtlfl Shepherd of Kingdom
would advlso that you got your Dodsq Como" in coming to tho Keith next
Brothers or Chandlor Sedan ordorcd week. You'll want to see It so watch
now. J. V. ROMiail Dealer. for dates.
A17-S10 HU Attorney