Keith, Tonight.
PEGGY HYLAND
The Merry-Go-Round'
a fascinating drama of circus life In
which Cupid is an expert porformer.
An initmato peep behind the tent flap
of the circus.
Two part SENNETT Comedy
Up In Alf's Place.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. A. Schatz returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Omaha.
Miss Emma DePuo left Thursday for
a visit in Brulo.
Mrs. J. J. Rowland, of Brule, left
yesterday for her home.
St. Patricks School will open Mon
day, Soptember tho thirteenth.
Mrs. Fred Spurrier left Friday for
an extended visit in Oakland, Cal.
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1 O. M. Pennington left Thursday for
a 'short business trip to Hershey.
Miss Jergensen, of this city, return
ed yestorday from a visit at Maxwell.
Ida Lukwitz, of Sutherland, was a
business visitor in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Carson, of Ord, is visit
ing at tho homo of her sonvC. Carson.
Miss Mabol McVicker arrived yester
day morning and will transact busi
ness here.
Mrs. J. J. Kisner and son, of. Bridge
port, are visiting at the homo of Mrs.
Curt Meyers.
Mrs. 'C. E. Souser and daughter
Helen arrived homo Thursday from
Youngstown, Ohio.
Walter Hazencamp returned the first
of the, week from Lexington where ho
visited friends for a few days.
Mrs. Walter Hazencamp and son
Bobbie returned home yesterday from
an extended visit in Lexington.
Peter Jepseir, who has been visiting
friends in tho ,city for several weeks,
If ft for his home in Florida yesterday.
Tlid first fight for money handicap,
out at the golf tournament will bo
played at the Country Club jiext Sun
day. itiss Isabello Stafford, of Paxton,
returned Thursday to her homo after
Visiting at tho hom of Miss Loretta
Murphy for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Wilcox camo
Wednesday morning from Cozad to
transact business and to visit at the
J. Q. Wilcox home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tangor left Wednesday
morning for Denver where they will
visit their daughters, Mrs. Fred Wein
gand and Mrs. Peters.
Miss Julia Sullivan, of Cedar Rapids,
la., loft for her home Monday evening
after visiting for sometime with her
aunt Mrs. James Hart.
Mrs. Edwina Schatz, Miss Ellen Kel
iher and Edwina Schatz, of Omaha,
loft Monday evening after visiting for
tiome time in this city.
Miss Bernardino Kelley, of Clinton,
la., who lias been visiting her aunt
Mrs. James Hart of this city, left for
her homo Monday evening.
A big lino of Lifanjts wear Just ar
rived in dresses, saques, sweaters and
also a big lino of caps and hoods for
tho small infant. E. T. Tramp & .Sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miles returned
to their homo In this city the first of
the week after spending a week's
'joneymoon in Eastern points.
Fountain Pens
We carry a complete line of
the Waterman Ideal Foun
tain Pens. Large assort
ment at moderate prices.
Gummere-Dent Drug Co.
Mrs. George wnncutt, of Brady, i3
visiting friends in this city.
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Mrs. Ed Walkor returned Wednes
day fom a trip to Denver.
Alps. C. Paulion and family loft
yostbrday for Pocntoilo, Idaho.
Carl Horrod, of Columbus, Is visit
ing at the homo of Charlos Horrod.
Mrs. Louis Llpshltz loft tho first of
the week for a short visit in Omaha.
H. L. Pennington and George Gibbs
loft Thursday morning for Denver.
Mr. and Mrs Will Mcllugh returned
Thursday from an auto trip to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moorehoust) re
turned Tuesday -evening from a visit
in Omaha.
Miss Babe Cooney, of Overton, is
expected Saturday to . visit relatives
in this city, '
Try tho Itoxkll first, it pays. 14U
Mrs. Arthur BulTington, of Kelson,
Nobr., Is visiting at tho homo of Mrs.
de Bauorfiend.
II. Eglantlno Boolos, of Sutherland,
was a business visitor in this city the
first of tho week.
Mrs. Cora Brown and son Howard
will leavo Saturday for Los Angeles
for a visit of twoweeks.
Miss Minnctto Murphy, of Oskaloosa,
la., Is visiting at the homo of tho
Misses Esther and Sarnl
R. O. Langford returned Monday
from a visit In Denver, while thorc ho
took in the base ball tournament.
I have just received a new shipment
of banded sailors prices $10.00 to
$19.50. VILLA WHITTAKER, Block's.
B. L. Stegall left Wednesday morning
for Chicago after visiting his parents
Mr. nnd Mrs'. W. Stegall for ten days.
The Roxall handles tho goods. 14 tf
The. Juvenile branch of tho city
library lu tho Lincoln School will opon 1
October first Instead of September
first.
C. E. Mallon, traveling passenger
agent for tho Union Pacific was a bus
iness visitor in tho city today in the
interests of tho Booster trip.
S. M. Souder, ofthis city, purchased
a farm In Alberta, Canada, while on
his trip there. He made tho purchase
from the Canadian Pacific R. R.
A zippy, laughablo tanglo of love,
filled with sunshtnp that Is Marguerite
Clark In "All of a Sudden Peggy."
Keith Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Thompson, of Her
shey, passed through hero yesterday
enrouto to Philadelphia where they
have been called by the Illness of the
forper's father.
Guy Swopo lowered tho golf record
at tho Country Club the other evening
from fiftycight to fifty 'three, the for
mer record was held by C. W. Ed
wards. Mrs. L. Hastings left Tuesday for
Rochester, Minn., where, her father,
Mr. Singleton, Is -seriously ill. Mr. Sin
gleton was a former citizen of North
Platte.
j Are you in need of a Tailored
Blouse to make your wardrobe com
plete ? If so you cannot help but get
f hat you want at E. T, TRAMP &
SONS' Ready to Wear.
F. A. Herrod has purchased a build
ing and pool hall equipment on tho
north side. Tho deal was closed Sep
tember eighth. He will tako popsos
sion September twenty-first.
Charlie is in trouble again! Bui tho
troubles of tho people in tho Sennett
comedies make you forget your own
so come to tho Keith tonight and see
tills one. It's a winnor! All Sennett
comedies are and this one Is tho best
yet.
Lovers of tho Western photoplays
should on no account miss "The
Squaro Shooter" showing at tho Keith
Saturday night Buck Jones is tho
star a now star but a very bright
ono. Ho is a cowboy-soldler-avlator-actor
and ho always brings a breath
from tho real West with thrills and
romance.
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are coining in every day
Leader Mer. Co.
KEITH, SATURDAY.
BUCK JONES
IN
"The Square Shooter"
A talc of tho land where tho best man
wins. Just a plain ordinary man 'but
oh I how ho can rido and rope and
shoot when lovo is in his heart and
yurposo is In his eyes.
A NEW STAR GREETS 10U AND
YOUR REST JUDGMENT IS INVITED
Two part SENNET COMEDY
ORDINANCE NO
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE SUBMITTING TO THE
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
4uv um siyiw in wqmoii s aum r
mlsBOs suits, coats, skirts and drossos J
NORTH PLATTE, IN THE COUNTY I "' - .. ,.-
OF LINCOLN, IN THE STATE OF
NEBRASKA. THE FOLLOWING anl enlarging tho water mains In
QUESTION, TO-WIT: "SHALL THE Bal(l cit' f Nrth Platte, Lincoln
CITY OF NORTH PLATTE, IN Couty. State or Nebraska.
LINCOLN COUNTY, STATE OF NE-' Section 2. The ballots to bo used
BRASKA, ISSUE ITS 'CITY OFin saltl election shall have printed
NORTH PLATTE WAT Rl? wniuts thereon:
IMPROVEMENT BONDS' IN THE
SUM OF FIFTY THOUSAND 00-100
l?00,000.00) DOLLARS FOR THE
I'UKPOSB OF RAISING MONEY
FOR THE IMPROVING, EXTEND
ING AND MAINTAINING THE
WATER WORKS OF SAID CITY
AND THE BUILDING AND CONST- an,nim Payable semi-annually, in
RUCTING OF ADDITIONAL WELL lere8t aml principal payable at tho
OR WELLS, PUMP-HOUSES AND ofttce of 1,10 County Treasurer of
INSTALLING PUMPS AND MOTORS 'Llnco,n County, State of Nebraska,
AND EXTENDING ItE-LAYlNG AND Sa,tl bonds to bear date of October
ENLARGING WATER MAINS IN 1 1020 and tho Interest on said
SAID CITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
AND ESTIMATES ON FILE WITH
THE CITY CLERK, AND TO PRO
VIDE FOR THE LEVYING AND
COLLECTING, BY THE PROPER
OFFICERS OF SAID CITY, A TAX
ANNUALLY, TO PAY THE INTER
EST AND PRINCIPAL OF SAID
BONDS AS THEY MATURE..
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
land City Council of the City of'"as "een levied to liay an oi tno
North Platte, Lincoln County, Stato
of Nebraska:
Section 1.
That, a special election
Rim ii im iir.i,i in Dt,i .itv p Mvu,
Platte. Lincoln County, Nebraska, North Platte, Lincoln County, Ne
on the 19th day of October, 1920, braslca. 1 n , , ,
at which election tho following pro- Section 3. Those voting in favor
position shall be submitted to theV)f sal proposition shall mark their
voters of Said City: "Shall " the ballot with "X" after paragraph be-
Mayor and City Council of tho City sinning with tho word "For." Those
of North Platte, Lincoln County, ( voting against said proposition shall
State of Nebraska, issue Fifty Thous-1 mark their ballot with an "X" after
and 00-100 ($50,000.00) Dollars, of i tho paragraph beginning with the
tho "City of North Platte Water word- "Against" issuing $50,000.00
Works Improvements Bonds," in the of tho City of "North Platto Water
donomlantion of Ono Thousand 00- Works Improvements Bonds" In de-
100 ($1000.00) Dollars, each bear
Ing interest at the rate of C per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually
interest and principal, payable at
tho office of tho County Treasurer
of Lincoln. County, Stato of No -
braSka. Said bonds to bear date
of October 1, 1920, and the interest
on said bonus to bo payable on the
first day of April, 1921 and on the lst
day of October, 1921, and on the lst
day of April nnd tho lst day of
October of each and evorv vear thero
'alter until all interest on said bonds
shall have been paid. Said bonds
to be nuinborou consecutively from
1 to 50 inclustvo and tho Interest
thereon to bo evidenced by coupons
thereto attached.
Bonds Nos. 1 to 5 Inclusive to be
come duo and payable on the lst day
of October, 1930.
Bonds Nos. 0 to 10 Inclusive to
become due and payable on the lst
day of October, 1931.
Bonds Nos. 11 to 15 Inclusive to
beconio due and payablo on the lst
day of October 1932.
Bonods Nos. 1G to 20 inclusive to
become duo and payablo on the lst
day of October, 1933.
Bonds Nos. 21 t6 25 Inclusive to
become due and payable on tho lst
day of October, 1934.
Bonds Nos. 20 to 30 Inclusive to
becomo duo and payablo on tho lst
day of October, 1935.
Bonds Nos. 31 to 35 Inclusive to
becomo duo and payable on . the 1st
day of October, 193G.
Bonds Nos. 3G to 40 inclusive to
become duo and payablo on the lst
day of October, 1937.
Bonds Nos. 41 to 45 Inclusive to
becomo duo and payablo on tho lst
day of October, 1938.
Bonds Nos. 46 to 50 Inclusive to
become duo and payable on tho lst
day of October, 1939;
And the said City Bhall have and
reserves the option to pay any of
said bonds at any time after ten
years from tho date thereof, and
shall the City of North Platte. Lin
coln County, Nebraska levy a tax in
the year 1921 and each and every
year thereafter sufficient to pay tho
Interest on said bonds, and In tho
year 1921 and each and evory year
thereafter sufficient to croato a sink
ing fund to pay the principal of said,
bonds as they become duo until suf
ficient tax has been levied to pay all
of the interest and principal of said
bonds and such tax, both for prin
cipal and Interest, to bo levied up
on all of tho taxablo proporty In
said City of North Platto, Lincoln
County. Stato of Nebraska.
Said bonds to bo used for the pur
poso of raising money for the im
proving, extending and maintaining
of tho Wuter Works of said City and
building and constructing of addi
tional woll or wolls, pump-hoiisoH
and purchasing and Installing pumps
and motom and oxtondlng, ro-loylng.
Special Showing
$25
We will show in our windows today and Saturday
a large variety of styles of
Ladies' Dresses at $28.00
and Ladies' Hats at $5 each
This is Regular Price but Unusual Values that We are Selling Every Day.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
'FOR" issuing Fifty Thousand
00-100 ($5.0,000.00) Dollars of tho
uu 01 orui 1'iatto Water WorKs
Improvement Bonds" in denomina
tions or Ono Thousand 00-100
($1,000.00) Dollars each, boarlng
interest at tho rate' of 6 per cent per
bonds to bo payable on the 1st day
of April, 1921 and on the 1st day of
October, 1921, and on tho 1st day of
Anr11 anu" tlle lst day ot October of
eac" ana every year thereafter until
all of tho interest on said bands shall
have been paid; to levy a tax In the
year 1921 and each and every year
thereafter suffjclont to pay the In
terest and principal of said bonds as
they become clue until sufficient tax
Principal anu interest or sam oonuB,
such tax both for principal and In
torest to bo levied upon all of the
taxable property In said City of
nomination of One Thousand 00-100
($1,000.00) Dollars each bearing Inn-rest
at the rate of G per cent per
annum payable seml-anually, Interest
and principal payable at tho office of
J tho County Treasurer of Lincoln Coun
ty, Stato of Nebraska, said bonds to
bear dato of October lst, 1920, and
tho interest on said bonds to bo pay
able on the lst day of April, 1921
and on tho lst day of Octobor, 1921,
and on tho first day of April and the
llrst day of Octouor of each and
every year thereafter until all of tho
interest on said bonds shall have
been paid and against levying a tax
In tho year 1921 and each anu every
year thereafter sufficient to pay tho
Interest and principal of said bonds
as they become duo until sufficient
taxes has been levied to pay all of
tho principal and interest of said
bonds, such tax both for principal
and interest to be levied upon all
of tho taxable properly of the Bald
city of North Platte, Lincoln County
Nebraska.
Section 4. Notice of said election
Bhall bo given by the publication of
a notico thereof in the North Platto
Telegraph and in the North Platto
Semi-Weekly Tribune, tho former be
ing a weekly newspaper nnd the lat
tor a semi-weekly newspaper, botli
printed and published in tho City of
Nouth Platte, Lincoln County, Ne
braska, and of general circulation in
said County, each of paid newspapers
having been designated as tho of
ficial papers of said City; said notico
to bo published for at least five
weeks prior to said dato of election
and the City Clerk is hereby In
structed to cause publication of said
notico to bo made.
Section 5. Said election will bo
open at 8 o'clock In tho morning and
continue open until 8 o'clock in tho
aftornoou of said day of olectton.
Section Cl Tho polling places of
said election will bo at tho A. N.
Durbin Garage; at tho Intersection of
5th and Dewey Streets In the First
ward in said City; and in tho Dis
trict Court room In tljo County
Court House, In tho Second ward in
said City; and nt tho City Hall In
tho Third vfard In said City; and tho
North Platto Buick Garage Company
at tho Intersection of Locust and 8th
Streets In said City In the Fourth
ward; or such other place as may be
designated In tho notico calling said
olection; said election will bo con
ducted In manner and form as pro
vided by tho Ordinances of said City
and tho Statutes of tho Stato or
Nobraska.
Section 7. This ordinance shall
tako offoct and bo in force from and
after 11b passage, approval and pub
lication as rciiulrod by law.
Passed and approved this 7th day
of September. 1920.
Attest; A. F. ST'KEIT,, Mayor.
O. E. IJLDKR, City Clork,
(SEAL) . '
OF-
Dresses and $5
BASE
P. O. Independents,
Sunday, September 12, at 3 p. m.
Curtis has a fine team and a good game
is assured.
Keith theatre Monday aod Tuesday
MARGUERITE CLARK
in
"All of a Sudden Peggy"
She was Irish nnd all of a sudden one morning, with he
consent, the papers announced she was married. But she wasn't.
And what's more she refused to wed her husband. What was'
her game? Something deep and mysterious. Come and laugh
while you find out.
Do You Need
a Beet Puller?
We can furnish the
John Deere the Puller
that has points so shaped
and spaced that they lift
beets of any size without
cutting them. The long lift
ing prongs throw the beets
out of the ground. They are
adjustable to suit different
conditions.
The points of this puller
are reversible. When worn
round on under side, they can
be turned over to present a
sharp nose and give proper suc
tion to secure easy penetration.
We arc ready to furnish you with fccctp.V.nf
ert, cultivators, diggers, lifters, beet gear or .
elevators. Cjme in and ask us to shoto you
the line of tools that is proving so successful.
The Leypoldt-Pennington Co.
Mrs. Hurry Johnson uml iMrs. Geo.
Shvnunon spent Thurmhiy'ln this city.
Thoy nro from Brady.
Millinery
BALL
r
vs
Curtis.
This will save you time in the
busy season not neciessary to
stop an'd sharpen or replace
them so frequently and, U'
sides, these particular puller
points arc easily and cheaply
replaced.
' You will appreciate the
big clearance between the
hitch and the points, as trash
does not clog up. The extra long
shoes insure steady running,
dnd the gauge wheels are ad
justable to regulate depth.
We can furnish adjust
able rolling coulters for tliiS
Bmllo llongland loft for Walla
Walla, Washington, after visiting h'qr
aunt Mrs. J. & Hbagland,