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TUB TRIBUNE iORCE.
In order that our rondcrs nitty know
who is really getting out tho Seml
Wcokly Tribune we give tho following
information.
Harry Lnmiln, who has been with
Tho Trlbuiio for olovon yoars, is res
ponsible for most of tho make-up of
the forms and much of the sotting-up
of advortisomonts.
Miss Eva Dick is our Linotype oper
ator and looks aftor mailing tho pa
pers to out of town subscribers.
Frank Bovor aota-un nilorHsomonta
D. WT Griffith
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and operates tho big pross that prints
each issue.
Miss Mar jorlo Lldoll is tho local re
porter and collects tho nows.
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THE
GREATEST
Plays on the
Emotions of Hen
and Women
A MOMENTOUS DRAMA OF TODAY
SUN THEATRE
Tuesday and Wednesday
LOCAL AJfD PERSONAL
Last showing tonight at tho Crystal
for Robert Warwick in "Thou Art tho
Man." Don't miss it
Allen McLane and son of University
Place, Nebr., wero visitors in town
Wednesday.
Miss Cleo L. Danlels.Mvho taught in
tho local schools ' for a number of
years and has many frierids and ac
quaintances in North Platte, is located'
in Denver this summer. Sho has
charge of the Ask Mr. Foster Travel
Information Service in the Daniels
Fisher Stores.
The case of Harry Barnes, who was
up in County. Court Wednesday for
wife desertion was decided by Judge
Woodhurset in favor of the plaintiff.
Barnes was ordered to pay his.' wife
$30 a month and to keep up the pay- j
ments on certain other obligations,
for which he gave bond to the 6ourt ,
What's Your Husband Doing? asked
Mrs. Smith What's Yours? retorted'
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Rastus Washing-'
ton says Is yoh man so bizzy at de
shop ho caint come homo and embrace
yoh durin' tho day? Three Husbands
under suspicion. If you want to sco the
fun come to the Keith Monday or j
Tuesday. !
The American Legion is opposed to
tho proposed Constitutional Amend
ment which provides for tho sale of.
school lands to tho highest bidder.
During tho state convention at Hast
ings it passed resolutions against tho
adoption of this proposed amondment.
It contends that such lands should
be appraised and sold at private sale
allowing ex-servico men to have ,
priority rights in filling. We would
think it only fair to include ex-servico
men of the Spanish American War
with the veterans of tho World War
in .this priority right and with this
' chango wo aro for it and against the
Amendment.- I
Deposits in this
bank are guar
anteed under
STATE W".
Like on In
spired Musician
On a Harp.
Their will probably bo a Band Cou
cert on Monday evening In honor of
Labor Day. This will bo tho last of
tho summer series of concerts.
Wo havo a choice lino of banded
sailors and tailored hats with prices
ranging from $8.50 to $19.50 each.
AR VILLA WHITTAKER, Block's.
Mrs. J. II. Edwards, of Sperry, Wyo.,
is visiting at tho homo of Mrs. II. M.
Carpenter of this city.
Miss Stella Nichols, who taught
Latin and Spanish in the Junior High
School her last year is teaching Latin
in the County High School at Sterling
this .year.
Everylliing In Millinery as dictated
by the fashion authorities of America
Is on display in the Millinery Dept. nl
Block's. AltVJLLA lYHlTTAKEIt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hemphill and
child went to Grand Island yesterday
morning. Mrs. Hemphill and the baby
will go on to Lincoln for a visit of ?.
few days.
Wo havo just received word that
Miss' Lucillo LIndenmeyer will teach
three miles, and her sister, Miss Anna,
will teach four miles, from their homo
in Harvard, Nebr. Each will receive"
$110 a month. -
Ralph Garman, Manager of tho Cry
stal and Keith Theatres, will leave
Monday nighbjfor Denver from which
place ho will'maTco a trip to Durango
and othor southern Colorado points
for a two weeks outing in the moun
tains. "What's Your Husband Doing?" ,is
the second great fun picture of the
most captivating starring team on the
screen Douglas Maclean and Doris
May. Their first "23 Hours Leave"
was hailed throughout tho county as
tho best comedy of tho year and
"What's Your Husband Doing" Is fun
nier yet. You'll laugh till you aro
weak. Keith Theatre Monday and
Tuesday.
A Reminder to Farmers.
Just to tell you again that the Platte
, Valley State Bank is ready to serve
you during the busy harvest season.
Cash your grain checks here. Check
on us. to pay your harvest bills. If
you haven't a checking account now,
follow the cxamrle of your farmer
friends and start ong.
Whatever your requirements are call
on the bank of helpful harvest
service.
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The Platte Valley State Bank
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
about, tho office and makos himsolf
useful in various ways. 1
Tho Editor gots in tho way of tho
other mcmbors of tho force and signs
tho pay checks.
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CAN I) (OF THANKS!.
Wo wish to thank- nil of our friends
for their klndnoss to 'us and for their i
floral offorlngs in our time of sorrow
caused by tho death of Irma, our be
loved daughter and grand-daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Preltauer,
C F. Preltauer.
UNFA l'REITAUER.
The funeral services for Irma Prolt"
aucr woro held at tho residence, 50S
W. Front, Thursday morning with
Rev. Hess officiating. In the afternoon
tho little one was laid to rost in tho
family lot in Antelope Valley Ceme
tery, Spannuth Precinct in this county.
CITY ANT) COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Maine left Wed
nesday for their home in Brady.
Mrs. Durnd of Omaha is visiting at
the home of Geo. Glbhs in this city.
J. II. Jactlne, of ,Col., is visiting at
tho homo of Arthur Gray of this city.
Joel Anderson came Wednesday
from Gothenburg. Ho transacted busi
ness whllo in tho city.
Mrs. A. P Johnson, of tho Hub
store and Miss Helen Beeth bamo up
from Gothenburg Thursday morning.
Miss Edith Brown, of Gothenburg
underwent an operation for appendici
tis at tho General Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Perry Sawyer roturned AVed
nesday from an extended visit with
her sister Mrs. Frackelton in Sheri
dan, Wyo.
Dr. Geo. H. Morris was in town
Wednesday on professional business.
Mrs. Ed, JollilTd, of Sutherland,
was a visitor in tho city Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Killian, of Kearney,
was a visitor In this city Wednesday.
Sho left last evening for Scottsbluff
where sho expects to teach school.
Mrs. W. II. McDonald entertained at
a bridge iparty given in honor of Mrs.
Helen Julian, of Oklahoma City,
Thursday afternoon. A two course
luncheon was served. Tho house was
beautifully decorated with garden
flowors. Tho out of town guests wero
Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Ralph Clabaugh.
Mrs. W. T. Wilcox and Mrs. W. J.
O'Connor .entertained Tuesday after
noon In honor of Mrs. Helen Julian,
of Oklahoma City. A delicious luncheon
was served. Tho decorations woro
garden flowersL Tho out of town
guests wero Mrs. Chas. Hendy, Jr.,
of Chicago, Miss Ruth . Stroltz, of
Madison, Wis., Miss Bolton, of San
Diogo, Cal., and Miss McCrackon of
Boulder, Col.
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National Amenities.
England will return to tho state of
Kentucky a flnir whtnh
from Kentucky volunteers at tho bat
tle of tho Thames In Michlgnn In tho
war of 1812. Tho Kentucky legisla-
tore has nnnronrlntod
to England a commissioner who will
bring back tho flog. This commission
er, James Buchanan of Louisville, is
a descendant of the rammnnilop nf Hi
Kentucky troops In tho battle.
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PRAIRIE CHICKENS.
It may not' ho generally known that
tho open seasin on Prairio Chickens,
Grouse and Sago Hens extends from
Oct." 15 to Nov. 15. Any shooting be
foro after thoso dates is against tho
law and both tho State and Federal
gamo wardens aro after violators. Tho'
penalty is flvo dollars for each bird
found in possession during tho closed
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PRESltYTERIAN CHURCH.
Tho Sunday services will bo hold in
tho basement of tho church on account
of tho decorating of the main auditor
ium which is not completed. No even
ing scrvlco on account of County Sun
day School Convention.
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A BARGAIN.
Until Oct. 1st only wo willsell tho
J. & Twincm lot north of tho Post
Office at a bargain prico on reasonablo
terms. It is dGxl32 feet with corner
front Nono botor. Get action If you
want it. Sco Ilollman & Sobastian
Agency, Exclusive Agents. 67 74
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Mrs. J. B. Rcdfleld and Mrs. J. V.
Romigh will entertain at a series of
parties in tho near future
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SIIUJIAN APPROVES
1 P1ZER LETTER.
Editor of Tribune:
Pizer.is right. Ills letter In tho last
Tribune about building up North
Platto's business district, hit's tho nail
on tho head. It Is not ono man's Job,
but all should pull togothor. Wo used
to complain of the old depot and conn
house. Now wo havo a, Bplondld now
station and soon will havo. a flno now
court liouso and provision has also
been made for more paving.
Now it is surely, timo to wako up
North Platto's business district. Tho
alarm clock rank qulto a whllo ago,
calling North Platto to arieo and got
rid of tho old fire traps and Insurance
iiato boosters and build modern, at
least four story, office and storo
buildings, with olovator" sorvlco, in
their stead. In its sleep, North Platte
heard this alarm clock calling her to
wako up and progress; now sho Is
yawning and stretching. Will sho wako
up or go back to sloop. Let's really
wako her up oucc.
Sincorely,
Wra, H. S HUMAN.
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ROSEN JlYE RECOJOrENDER.
North Platto, Nob., August .11, 1020.
Editor Trlbuno:
I havo a letter from Mr. F. IL Rico
of Gothenburg stating ho . has Roson
Ryo for salo.
This is a Ryo dovelopcd by tho
Michigan Agricultural Experiment
Station. It may not bo qulto as hardy
as tho common ryo but yields pro
bably flvo bushols moro per acre. It
has been thoroly tested by farmors and
I bollovo It should roplaco tho common
ryo wherever ylold Is tho chlof pur
pose In sowing ryo. Whon ryo Is sown
for pasture tho common ryo mayo bo
preterablo. Mr. Rico saya Roson Ryo
ylolds throo timos na much as com
mon ryo In tho sand hills. Wo hopo
this is correct but would not expect
such great results.
W. P. SNYDER, Supt. Ex. Strt.
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Mrs. E. N.McNamar left Thursday
for hor homo In Paxton.
Mrs. Annla Lloyd is taking treat
ment for a badly infected thumb.
Dr. Rom, of WolUloct, was a profes
sional visitor in town Wednesday.
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LUTJLERAN CHURCH.
Tho morning sorvlco will bo hold
at 11 a. ra. instead of 8:30 as hereto
fore. Tho subject will bo "Chief "of
Physicians and Surgoons."
SATURDAY SPJ2CIAT, . ,
On Saturday, Scpl. 1th wo will soli
fancy carpet brooms at 'ISc ench not
over two (o a customer.
GAUniLU WITH SPRINGER.
AH Four Stores.
Keith, Tonight.
Dorotoy Gish
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Two l'art Snsliliio Comedy
THOSE WHO COME-ONCE.
Always como back, especially when,
they doslro something extra flno in
tho way of food, sorvlco and surround
ings. Wo only havo to Induco pooplo
to como horo onco. They como again
ofthoir own accord. Supporo you test
our sorvlco today and learn why this
restaurant is so poular. ' j
HOTEL PALACE AND CAFE
RICI1I UGAI, Proprietor
Opposite Union Pacific Depot