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Many buy several Dodges because their first car has been so satisfactory.
There are now more than SOU Dodge Brothers cars in my territory, and below you will find the names o some of them.
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Hoary Adams
W. J. Boll (2)
W. W. BIrgo
IJ. D. Boatman (2)
John Uoylo
Simon Brogan
G. W. Brown
A. W. Brown
Hugh Bird
W. It. Blount
N. C. Bowcn
W. F. Burklund
Burmood Bros.
Farmer
Farmer
Lumbar &Coal
It. R. Dispatcher
Ranch
Ranch
Store
R. R.
Engineer
Brnkomau
Ranch
Ranch
Ranch
City of North Platto-rFlre truck.
O. II. Cady
Sugar Co.
Dray
Store
Ranch
Farm
Engineer
Coal
Lumber
State Engineer
Elovator Cont.
Farm
T. M. Cohagen (2)
Ed. Cokor
A. Coolldgo
Ben Cooper
J. D. Cox ,
Coal Hill Coal Co.
Frank Coates
R. L. Cochran
W. H. Cramer
D. C. Cantrall(2)
C. B. Electric Co.
O. II. Crosby
J. H. Curry
P. O. Doats
F. . Dick
H. J. DIoner
F. J. Dienor
Henry Disco,
F. W. Donaldson
George Duke
W. M. Divine
A. A. Elliot
E. Edmlston
J. R. Edmiston
G. Erlckson
Walter Esholeman
Dr.W. E. Fetter (2)
J. W. Fowler
E. M. Fox
Cyrus Fox
C. J. Gerkin
Frank Griffith
Gus Gundorson
Frank Gyocx
Paul Harrington (3)
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Painter
Engineer
Dairy
Ranch
Contractor
Engineer
Farmer
Shops
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer
Engineer
Physician
Farmer
Farmer
Retired
Ranch
Farmer
Ranch
Ranch
Hay & Grain
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SHOP TALK.
Wo havo just installed a National
Cash Register in the Tribune Office
and by its use we expect to bo ablo
to keep a more accurate record of our
business than has been abblo to bo
dono heretofore. Tho record Is mado
by the machine of every cash transac
tion and In addition to this record
there is a space for a pencil notation
which will allow us to ontor tho name
of the person making a payment on
subscription and thus furnish an ad
ditional check on our subscription
records.
This office has made a specialty of
Public Sale bills and display advertis-1
inp and our facilities for this kind of
work are tho best. When an office Is
fitted for a oortaln kind of work and
the employees are given a great deal
of that kind of work to do tho proii
shows a familiarity with that kind of
work which cannot be acquired in any
other way. Wo print sale bills on any
color of paper, in any color of Ink.
in any size and in any quantity and
tho price is just what tho job Is worth
and no more.
Nothing impresses tho work of a
lodge, club or society upon its mora
bers and friends like issuing a neat
year book. This may bo of four or one
hundred pages but it must bo neat and
well done. We aro prepared to do this
work and some of tho strongest or
ganizations In our city havo hai'
print their year books in tho past. Our
prices aro right for tho quality of
work wo turn out.
Singlo copies of The Trlbuno may(
bo bought at Newton's Book Store or
at The Tribune office. Tlioy aro flvo
cents each. Anyo'no wanting morV)
than one or two extra copies should
speak In advance as we do not print
but a few more than is needed each
Issue.
Mrs. C. M. Marlcott of Paxton, was
a business visitor in tho city last Sat
urday. Dr. II. C. Brock. Dentist. X-R&y
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CAM) OF THANKS.
Wo wish to extend to our many
frionds who nsslsted In tho recent
sickness and death of our beloved wife
uiMl mother, our heartfelt thanks for
thoir kindness and tho expression of
their sympathy.
Wm. II. Drayton,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drayton,
Hubert Drayton,
Mrs. Etta Berry
Hershey
Horshey
North Platte
North Platte
Hershoy
Sarbon
Hershoy
North Platto
North Platte
North Platto
Brittle
Sutherland
Somerset
Hershoy
North Platte
Sutherland
North Platto
WcllfleOt
North Platte
Omaha
Sutherland
North Platto
North Platto
Maxwell
North Platto
Sutherland
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
North Plattb
North Platto
Brady
Brady
North Platte
Farnam
North Platte
Hershey
Horshey
- Brady
North Platto
North Platto
Hershoy
Gandy
North Platte
Wellflcet
Maxwell
Sutherland
Denmark
North Platto
Remember that you can now and always obtain immediate service and repair parts right hare in North Platte for all Dodge
Brothers cars. You might also ask any owner about our service.
MISSES PALK ENTERTAIN
AT SHOWER.
Miss Edna and Ella Falk entertain
ed Friday evening at a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Valetta Davis
of Horshey. who is to bo married the
first of tho week to Glen RItnor of
this city. A delightful evening was
spent in playing games. Miss Davis
deceived many beautiful gifts. Dainty
refreshments wore served.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Licenses to wed wero issued last
week as follows:
Henry G. Bradley, 29, Anna L. Ko-
walski, 22, both of North Platte. (Mar-
ried by Rev. Hess.) I
James II. Coffman, 21, Dora M. Bol
zer, 25, both of North Platte. (Mar
ried by Row Koch.)
Frank. J. Facka, 37, Helen G. Mc
Neel, 24. both of North Platte.
Glen A. Waldo, 25, Hastings, Holen
C. Small, 25, Bayard.
Jay A. Piorbaugh, 25, Ruth Thlngen,
20, both of Paxton.
Frank O. Olsen, 19, Grand Island,
Grace Scholl, 19, Sutherland.
Elza Burchman, 21, Blancho L.
Fyo, 17, both of Sutherland.
JIcNE ILL -FA OK A .
Miss Helen McNeill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McNeill of this
:tty and Frank J. Facka, a farmor
living near here, wero married at St.
Patrick's Church Wednesday morning
at seven thirty. Rev. Patrick McDaid
performed tho ceremony which was
followed by a nuptial mass. Tho
bride, who woro a navy bluo trlcolotto
suit and a largo black velvet hat to
match .carried white roses. She was
attended by Miss Estella Venclll, who
woro a suit and hat to match and car
ried pink roses. Arthur Donegan was
best man. (
Mrs. Facka has been employed In
tho local telephone exchange and has
a large circle of friends In tho city.
Mr. Facka has provided a farm home
for his bride and they will bo at home
after roturnlng from a brief trip west.
For Sale 200 White-faced steors;
will sell by weight or by head; 100
Syr. old and 100 2 yr. old. 1 heavy
work team, weight 3000. S. R. Ba
rlght, Sutherland, Nobr. Box
382. 73 and 75
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Ij0StAn auto and Railroad map
with somo Itemized accounts. Roturn
to J. W. LeMasters and take con
sequences. 73tf
, F. 11. Hatch Store
j W. H. Hnuser , Farmer
W. C. Hnnae Fanner
. Win. Hnwloy (2) Conductor
I Hondy-Oglor Auto Co. Autos
I II. M. Ilcrghoy
j lienor .Thompson Auto repairing
i Jos. Hlrshflelil Men furnishings
; Win. I lite FrtrMli
i Ed. Hoga Farmw .
, W. m 1 1 uuger Farmer
B. A. Houser s Farmer
Chas. Jacksan Farm
J. M. Johnson Farm
Goo. Kemvorthy Sliopg
Chris. KoCh Farmer
C. Krntzcnstoln. Hardware
! A. Ivunkol. Farmor
Watson Kunkel. Farmor
W. II. LeDIoyt Conductor
Lcypoldt & Pennington Hay & Grain
Joseph R. Leech. Ranch
J. N. Lewis. Ranch
Chas. Lcypoldt (2) Roads
I Jos. Lindborg. Farmor
: Clyde Loutzenhelser. Real cstnto
; O. C. McClcollcn (3- Livery
W. M. Stebbins (2) Dclco lights
Walter Dale (2) Hardwnro
I L. Llpshitz (3) Junk &hldcs
I N. E. Loudon. Contractor
1 J. II. McConnell. Farmer
J. McMIchaol (2)
F. C. McMIchaol. Contractor
Stevo McWlllianiB. Trav. Fireman
Goorgo ' Mang. Engineer
R. S. Mapos. - Farm
A. P. Marsh. Stock-yards
W. E. Miller. Engineer
Frod MInnlch. Drugs
II. E. Mitchell. Dentist
1. E. Morrill. Dentist
J. A. Nelson. Farmer.
M. K. Neville. Ex-govornor
X. P. Plumbing Co.
T. D. Ogdon. Ranch
Thomas Orton. Engineer
(1st Dodge Brothers Car In this tor- ritorj.
V. ROMIGH, Dealer
WILL THAT ALARMED WORLD
Eccentric Frenchman Planned to
Build Up Large Estate, But In
the End Signally Failed.
Mingled wonder, Indignation and
ulurm were excited in the public mind
over a will left by Peter Thelusson, a
Frenchman, who died on July 21, 1707.
It appears that the testator had accu
mulated a largo fortune as a London
merchant, and by the provisions of his
will ho left to his wife nnd children
the sum of 100.000, nnd the residue
of his property, amounting to
about 000,000, he committed to
trustees, to accuinulntc during the
lives of his sons, and finally to revert
to hln oldest great-grandson. Should
no heir exist, the accumulated prop
erty was to be conveyed to the sink
ing fund for the reduction of tho nn- ,
tiontil debt. According to the lowest
calculation it was estimated that the '
fortune would amount to 10,000,000.
The will was generally stigmatized as j
absurd and Illegal, and the family test-
ed It in court, where It was sustained, .
as it was likewise in the house of lordn. ,
In 1800 an act was passed making null
all bequests for the purpose of ac- j
cumulation for longer than twenty
years after the testator's death. The
last grandson died In 1850, and a dis
pute nroso as to whether the eldest
son's grandson should Inherit or tho
eldest great-grandson. It was decided
In favor of tho former. By reason of
litigation and accidents of management
tho fortuno Inherited was Httlo more
than the original 600,000.
Eruptions on"tlfe' Sun.
Not long ngo, at tho Ycrkcs ob
servatory, an eruption wns observed
(and photographed) on tho rim of tho
sun which throw up material to a
height of 500,000 miles. One cloud of
it, which appeared us If floating de
tached, was reckoned to have some
thousands of times the volume of tho
earth. (We are accustomed to regard
great volcanic explosions on the earth
ns the most apoalling of natural phe
nomena, but they are fecblo and tri
fling disturbances compared with tho
outbursts which are continually tak
ing place all over tho body of the
sun.
To whom are you going to sell youi
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington M'i.
ir.".!e en "111 otTi-r the highest
inci-H t54tt
Hr. Howard Yost, Dentist, Twlncui
Building. Phono 307. 77tf
When in North Platto atop at the
New Hotel Palace and Cafo. You will
tie treated well. 5Stf
Wanted: Neat-appearing boy for
clothing storo. The Illrschfoldt Co.
North Platte
Maxwoll
North Platte
North Platto
North Pluile
North Platto
Brady
North Plaits
North Plulta
Horshoy
Maxwell
Maxwoll
Wellflcet
Hershoy
North Platte
Horshoy
Brady
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
Maxwoll
Maxwell
Hershoy
Gothenburg
Gothonburg
Gothenburg
Gothenburg
Gothenburg
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
Wellflcet
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
Sutherland
North Platte
North Platte
DlckenB
North Platte
North Platte
Horshoy
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
North Platto
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WHAT SHAPE HAS MOTH HOLE?
On This by No, Means Simple Question
Hangs Result of an Omaha
Lawsuit.
On whether a moth makes an oblong
hole or a round hole when he sinks his
molars Into tho more succulent por
tions of dnd's last winter overcoat or
sister's summer furs, hinges a law suit
in Justice Collins' court, brought by
an Omuha store against Miss Jose
phine Hill of Council Bluffs. The storo
seeks to enforce payment for an 80
suit which Miss 1III1 Is alleged to
have purchoscd, says the World-Herald.
According to the girl's testimony, u
week after she bought the suit she
found a moth hole In It. She returned
It to the store. The suit was mended
and given back to her with Instruc
tions to wear it 30 days and bring it
linck at the end of that timo If not
satisfactory.
Miss Hili testified she woro the suit
for 30 days, placing It carefully on a
hanger In her closet ench night. At tho
end of tho speclllod period, examina
tion, she snld, revealed not ono but n
whole community of holes. She re
fused to pay for the suit, and the storo
took the case Into court.
After one clerk for tho storo told tho
court the holes complained of couldn't
he until holes, because any self-respective
moth oats a round hole, whllo
thoso under discussion wero distinctly
oblong, and after Miss III11 had mado
mi exhibition of the holes and another
clerk had suggested that Miss Hill
might havo worn the holes In the
skirt by rubbing against her type
writer desk, Justlco Collins looked
wlso and tool; the mnttcr under ed
vlsement. Joan of 'Arc House.
In 1011 the city of Pnrls bought tho
old residence of the archbishops of
, Sens In tho Snlnt Paul quarter
1 with no particular thought as to what
i.so would bo mado of It. The Idea
I s now gained favor of concerting
' Into a Saint Joan of Arc museum.
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building wns built between M74
' lfilO, nnd Is uncommonly rich In
nr-li memories. Queen Margot lived
t f.ir a while, and It Is Inseparably
ipoto! with Charles VIII and tho
lied Wars war. It is regarded
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to of t ho very best specimens of
Inn anU'tecturo of the fifteenth
Luxemburg Rlh.
I.u-emhurg Is the wealthiest coun
try I" tfio world In proportion to pop
ulatli "i. with tho United States rank
ing 'ond In this respen.
Dr. L. J. KRAUSE, DuiUlst. 31c
'IlonuM Dank Building. Rooms 2 & S.
Pliom :7. 42tf
J. C. Ogicr.
Chas. Pass (2)
Roy Parkhurst.
Simon Kreuger.
0. n. Pnvoy.
Jonathan Pease.
,Floriit
Tryon mull rottU
Arthur mull route
iml ostatd
Hngtiieet'
Kuglnuor
RanoU
Farm
Rauoh
Retired
Clothing
Engineer
Shop
Salesman
Farm
Sheriff
Shops
Preacher
Insurance & Roal
Farm
Pnlnlor
Farm
Metal woi'kr
Farm
Farm
Farm
Ranch
Ranch
Farm
Farm
Auto mechanic
Rotlrod
Engineer
Farm
Farm
Farm
Shops
Farm
Surgeon
Clerk
Retired
Engineer
Porkitm.
J. A. Potors.
J. E. Piolstlcker.
F. II. Proltauor.
Dr. .1. H. Qulnn.
C. W. Reynolds.
E. W. Roynolds.
W. L. Richards.
Fred RIdlngor.
E. W. Rlncker.
W. a Rubobuthaler.
A. J. Salisbury.
Alfred Samuolson.
V. A. Schollold.
J. E. Sebastian (5)
O. D. Shanor.
J. E. Sludor (2)
M. L. Smith (2)
Carl R Simon.
N. B. Spurrier (2)
Stongor Bros! (3) '
Goorgo Stownrt (2)
M. L. Sturges.
F. J. Sullivan (3)
S. A. Thomas (3)
Amos Thomas.
Henry Tollllon.
A. I. Traub (2)
A. II. Turpen.
J. M. Vernon.
R. S. L. Voss.
P K. Wagner
II. R. Wnltcmath
Geo. Weinberger
Sam Workman
Dr. F. J. Wurtolo
Lestor Wymad
Chas. Wyman
Russell C. Wyman
Peter Young
J. L. Zclglor
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. William Wright returned Frl
day from a visit in KansnB City.
Mrs. O. B. Balyeat, of Kearney, is
visiting at tho Ira LaRuo home.
Mrs. Clarence Law, of Sutherland,
was a buslnoss visitor In tho city Sah
urday.
Mrs. Mike McFaddou, of Paxton, Is
visiting herparonta Mr. and Mrs. John
Horrod.
Mrs. T. V. Austin camo Saturday
from Omaha to nttond tho funeral of
Mrs. Yost.
Russol Fowles arrived homo Friday
after visiting for somo timo in Long
Beach, Cal.
Mrs. Metcalf and children, of Pax
ton cam.o Saturday to visit hor mothei
Mrs. Iloxlo. '.
Mrs. Anna Obort and son camo
down from Paxton Saturday to do
somo shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Babbit, of Paxton,
wero buslnoss visitors In tho city tho
last of tho week.
Geo. Schuler, of Tncoma, Nobr., was
in tho city Saturday. Ho ivus a for I
mer Company E man.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clahaugh and
will leavo today for their home
in Grooloy, Colo., after spending
a month at tho homo of tho formor's
parents Mr. and MrB. J. F Clahaugh.
CHOICE PERFUMES.
A Fine Assortment of Choice
Perfumes, Cream, Face Pow
der and Toilet Articles.
'Your Favorite Brands"
GUMMERE-DENT DRUG CO.
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North Plftft
North PlutU
North Plait
SuthdrlRiul
Arnold
North Plfttlt
North Platte
Wall
Brady
Gothonburg
North Platto
North Platte
North Platto
North Piatt
North Platto
Gothenburg
North Platto
North Platte
Maxwoll
North Platto
Maxwoll
North PlutU
Gandy
North Platte
North Platto
North Platte
North Platte
North Platte
Brady
Sutherland
SlWollfloot
' North Platte
North Platto
North Platte
North Platte
North Platte
North Platto
Wollfloot
North Platto
North Platto
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Miss Esther Kolly left tho last of tho
week for Iowa whoro sho will attend,
tho Unlvorslty Park school.
Mrs. Carl Rohwhowr, of Ft. Calhoun
loft for her homo Saturday aftor visit
ing In this city for somo time.
Lester Langford will leavo Tuesday
for California to attond Loland Stan
ford Unlvorslty this winter.
Mrs. W. C. Buckner and Mrs. A. Al
len left Saturday for Donvor whero
thoy will visit friends for a fow days.
Doctor arjd Mrs. Frank Baldwin, ot
Callaway, will arrive next week to
visit their parents and attond tho fair.
Miss Myrn Whlto, of Sutherland,
visited at tho A. P. Kolly homo Friday
and loft that ovenlng for an eastern
school. '
Mrs. M Marshall aud Mrs. M. Kaoy
who havo been visiting their noico
Mrs. Ira LaRuo left Saturday for their
homo In Kearnoy.
Miss Betty Mortimer, of Pittsburg,
Ponn., who hns been visiting at tho
homo of R. C. Langford loft for her
homo Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. SH'.uson and son returned to
thoir homo In Koystono yesterday af
ter visiting Miss Ardis Slllason, who
Is attending high school In this city.
Mrs. Robeson has been elected
treasurer ot tho athletic association
In tho Sonlor High this year. Sho held
this position last year and proved hor
sclf capable In every way.
