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THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, NEB., NOVEMBER 9, 1920.
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No. 07
LOUDON SELLS
HIS GROCERY
NORTH PLATTE lVOJLVJf OPENS A
NEW-BEPARTMENT, IN STATE
JOURNAL.
LOUBON'S BASKET GHOCtiJtY
SOLD THIS WEEK TO LOCAL
3UN-
COURT OF HONOR
IS ORGANIZED
LOCAL COUNCIL 01' BOY SCOUTS
ORGANIZES THE COURT 01
HONOR.
A. If. Turpfn, a resident of Lincoln
County for a- number of years, liaB
purchased, the Loudon Grocery. Tho
deal was closed last week to tako ef
fect yesterday. Mr. Loudon has plan
ned fdr solno tlmo on making change
in his business relations and has
cosldcred a number of offers but only
last week did tho opportunity conic
which ho decided to take- Mr. Loud
on Is offering his rcsidenco property
for sale and expects to movo to Den
ver as soon as ho can mako tho ar
rangements. Mr. Turpln has had considerable
t-xperionco in tho retail business and
comes well prepared to tako up tho
busiess which has been so success
fully run by his predecessors
Messrs Tramp and Mr. Loudon. Just
recently Mr. Turpln has been employ
ed in the Equity Store having pre
viously oporated a ranch near North
Platto-
Mr. Turpin, in an interview yester
day said he would continue the busi
ness along the same general lines
that it has been conducted in the
past, serving his cutomers with, tho
best of groceries and produce, at the
lowest prices. Tho Tribune-welcomes
Mr. Turpin into tho "business life of
Hhe .community and assures him that
the business men of this city will
1 s;ive him a welcome.
WAR 3I0THERS'T0 ENTERTAIN
SERVICE MEN ON Aruitstice
BAY.
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Mrs. C. F- Sponcqr, of this city, haB
been selected as "editor of tho gorfear
logical department of tho ' Sunday
Stato Journal. Tho department was
opened In last .Sunday's Journal and
appears under tho titlo "Look Up
Your Fnmlly Treo." It treats of all
matters of genealogy and. family his-
tory having moro especial reference
to giving Information abouf tho col-' Tho crowning event "1n the Hfo of
onlal pioneers. All inquiries should a Boy-Scout 1b when ho' appears be
bo addressed to Mrs. Spencer and in- fore tho Court or Honor for cxamlna
formatlon In answer to inquiries pub- tlon for promotion to higher rank
llshod there should bo sent to her- ; in order that this examination may
The department promises to f bo of UQ given in proper form and with tho
special help to those Interested In propor .sotting, tho Local' Council of
family history and Mrs. Sponcor" is tho Boy Scouts has organized what
very capablo in handling this subject. 1 ,g caHeil a Court of 1Ionor Th,8 B
miS. J. S. HOAGLAND 1ASSEI
A1YAY AT OHAHA SUNDAY
, NIGHT.
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE A MASS
MEETING (AT lAUMTORIUM
ON NOV. 23RI).
Arrangements were mado at ihc
Scoutmaster's Club Wednesday
evening for a Mass Meeting of all
Boy Scouts and their friends at the
Franklin Auditorium. November 23d
was selected as tho probable date
At that time all Troops will bo seated
in groups and each will be expected.
to provide soma of tho entertainment'
at least some yells and songs. A
speaker will bo provided and music
will bo furnished -by the scouts.
Troop One will probably have charge
of tho arrangements for this meet
ing. UNION PACIFIC TO RETURN TO
PRE-WAR SCHEDULES.
,i. fr.1iir.inH of Thfi Trlb- I
r " "A regarding departure of
une, Tlie war Moiasra ut.nt ,itn
ex-service mnu and his lady, an In
vitation to a party and danco on the
evening of Armistice Day, Thursday
Nov 11th, at the Masonic Hall.
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Notice has been given by tho Union
Pacific officials that beginning on
Sunday, Nov. 14th, "there will bo gen
eral change In time' on tho Union Pa
cific Railroad, Full particulars will
bo given, later but persons contom
jdatlnji, trips nro- adyisedto .consult
nearest unions Pacific ticket agent
trains after
(that date.
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EDWARDS-REYNOLDS CO.
Tho moment you pay tho price for a
Manhattan Shirt you make a lasting
Investment In Quality, Service and
Buy them now at one-
APPLES
New York Greenings at $1.7f per . Satisfaction,
bushel.. New York -Baldwlnsnt $2.00 third off the regular price,
bnshel. Both on track nt Locust St-1 ' EDWARDS-REYNOLDS
rrnihi!r. Car of unfatocs to arrive . ::o:i-
Satiirihiy. Gamble nnd Springer, Four'
Stores.
CO.
The Service Chapter of the West
minster Guild will meet with Mrs. j Grocery
Tho Philos Guna Club will bo en
tertained by Mrs. Lester Walker next
Wednesday afternoon.
JTry our 20c Coffee at McMlchaol's
8G-2
J. H. Curry tins evening. ,
. Beatrice Olson left Mohday for
Hershoy.
Outing flannel remnants and
ll-3 OFF regular prices. Leader Merc.
!Co.
not a now method of giving tho ex
aminations but Is used by all cities
having tho' Local Councils.
Tho president of tho Council 'and
tho Scout Commissioner are members
of tho Court of Honor ex officio. Tho
others, are selected by the Council,
The members met yesterday and or
ganized by electing E. E.. Carr Presi
dent; Geo- M. Carey, Secretary; John
B, Edwards, J. C." Hollman, M. E.
Crosly and Dr. H- A. Fonnor, mom
bers, Tho purposo of tho Court Is to give
examinations to tho Scouts as thoy
pass from the Tenderfoot Class to tho
Second Class and from tho Second
Class to tho First Class and to n
ward tho Merit Badges. 1
Following nro tho rules of tho
Court of Honor:
1. Tho, Court will Bit the first and,
third Wednesday of each month from
four to six p. m. at the offlco of the
Chamber of Commerce.
2- Notice of Application for con
ferring of honors by tho Court must
bo given by Scoutmasters in writing
nt leasts one week in advance..
3. Applicants must' conform to tho
questions appearing In tho Scout
Manual.
.4. Applicants nunSt salute ' the
Court on entering arid stand at at
tention during all examinations.
5. All applicants 'for honors showing
proficiency In tho work and success
fully, passing of work given by Scout-
Masters, said card to bo signed by
respective Scout Mastor-
C. All sessions of the Court of
Honor nro open to tho public.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Still, 804
North Dewey, an eight pound boy,
Sunday.
Miss Lily Tltchej', of Broadwater,
underwent an operation Sunday at the
General Hospital. -
WgrjUwas rccolyed horofyostorday
morning? of tho death at Omaha on
Sunday pi olovoii p., m. ot Mr& J, ,s,
HoaglnriJ. . Sho was on hor wayto
tho Springs whon sho reached Oma
ha f)1 iwlnS 'o "or condition' It was
decided o stop thoro until sho ' re
covered enough to continue tho Jour
ney. Ncj thought was entertained of
hor belnfc sorlously 111 and those ao-
com Dan vine linr tllnpOl linn in fi.nn,1o
hands fojr a fow days and returned to
worm iJintto to tako care of some
pressing, business engagements ex
pecting to continue tho journey to
tho Springs In a fov days Tho shock
of her sudden death -was severe to
the members of her family and many
friends o'f this community. Sho sur
vived her husband, tho lato J. S.
Hoagland by only "tt fow weolcs. Fun
eral services will bo hold at Lincoln
on Wednesday and Interment will bo
bosldo'' hor husband nt Lincoln. A
delegation of Rebckahi will attend
from here.
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL
Lincoln county now okgan
1zkd to jiakh it a success
The Fourth Annual Red Cros8 Roll
Call will start Thursday, Nov. Uth,
nnd continue for ono week. This Is
3ETEOR0L0CICAL SmEHAJtlIS.
SUED BY LOCAL WEATHERS
STATION. r
' .Weatherman Shilling ' has jjust
unYed us tho, summary, of tho vfoaVh
cr conditions for flio month ofdcJo-
It shows tho highest tojiipnra-
bor
Jt..
turo for tho month to havo boen7
and tho lowest 17, tho nvorago fortho
tho month was five degrees warmer
than tho nvorago for tho ,pasty 47
years. Tho totnl precipitation- for
tho month was 1.29 Inches. "Tho
Crontnnt m-nrlnllnHmi mmn ri'1ia
tho annual renewal of membership in last two dnys of tho month whoii'85
the Lincoln County -.Chapter and is Hundredths at nn Inch foil. Wo havo
carried on in, each of tho places had 14-hundredthB of nn inch auoyo
.Micro a urancn lias ueon cBtabllshod. j tho normal for October durlng.'the
. iurs.
J. P. Clnbaugh has been ap-,naat 47 years. Tlie Bironirnnf wmi '
notntcd chnlrninn nt !in TJnll rntl ri. 1 ..tL. i... " .....svj
- i vuiuuiiy ior uny iivo ininuinB iiunuir
v hub nviuuiuu nor mo month occurred on tho 31nt whon
rniiimlitnn t lintwlln I m I., n... ' ,
u. ...... v itt.ru til itlu I
It showed a snood of 29 miles an
different centers In tho County and hour. Twenty days woro clear, seven
lins appointed as chairmen of tho lo-! partly cloudy and four oloudy.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM
OFF TO SCOTTSBLUFF TO-
aroRitoiv.
Tho .North PIntto High School Foot
Ball Team will leavo tomorrow to
cal committees; Mrs. Allison WIl
cox, Norti Platte; Miss Wlnquist,
Brndy; Mrs. Dolnn, Maxwoll; Rev.
Knight, Hersh'oy; R. A. Scott, Suth
erland; Mrs. Klllon, Wallacq; Mrs.
Phillips, Somerset; B. F. Tcol, Ing
ham; O. W. Thomas, Dickens; Mrs.
O. M. Swnnson, Wollfleot.
Tho avlvo in North Platto will bo
conducted by a committee which has
divided tho city Into twenty-two dis
tricts. Each district will bo can,vnss-
play at Scottsbuff on Thursday. That ,od by a committee
Is Arml8tlco Day and tho Scottsbluff i The membership feo is ono dollar.
jpeoplo wanted a gnmo at that tlmo. The Rod Cross Is too well known
A day or two ago It was thought that (to need to havo Its work explained,
another game would bo arranged foi Part of the membership feo Is return-
Saturday while on tho trip but plans cd to tho Lincoln County Chapter
did npt work out and tho sccoud game whero tho officers plhco It to tho best
has. been nbandoned.4
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SHOOTING
COSTLY
CRAPS IS
FOR SUTHERLAND
MAN.
(advantage. C. L. Raskins Is Chnir-
of tho Lincoln County Chapter
PRETTY 'umi A. -v. Shilling Is Sccrotary-
j Treasurer.
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FATHER FLANAGAN AND HIS
'FjedSlegolln, 0f Sutherland, whp '.BOYS GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
appealed his caBo from the decision ' , SUNDAY.
of thepjinty Court last montlv was c " A' '''
broughbllntdvOlstrlct Court yesterday Before a crowd that packed tho
andn'fter reviewing the caso Jtidgo ,Kelth Thcatro to. tlto doors,. 'lf'ather
Eldred gave him a fine of ?300. Shoot- Flnnngan and his Uoys gave an enter
ing. Craps is a form of gambling talnmont Sunday ovonlng which wnH
which Is against tho law and this fine most Interesting from start to flnlali.
should bd warning to others of whatTho boyq mado their own plea' ami
they may oxpect If brought boi'ore with songs and speeches brought tholr
tho court. .work before tho audience.
' r fin TTTtfVi'T.. no'w Father Flanngan Is ' conducting a
LUtAl AJJI IJvItSOISAL homo for boys ot aii rnccs and creeds".
Pilot .Rullock Is spending this week Ho ,B loln n Kreat "work a,m when
In western Kansas, whero he Is fly- tho licaX wns nindo for fund9 for a
ROTARY CLUB ENTERTAINED BY
NORTH PLATTE MILL.
Tho montbors of tho Rptnry Club .'
and tholr ladles wore ontortalnetM)'
i 1. . Y
mo mnnagemcni ot mo worm natto ?
Mills Thursday evening. Tho guosia
met at tho Feed Store and word'Vn-
tcrtalned by a chalk talk by lWc.
Carroll on tho process of milling,
Thoy woro next taken throughHllo
mill nnd shown tho comploto opom-
Hon of flour making. Prom thoro 'ihby
vyoro taken to tho Bakerlto w)ibYd "
thoy woro' served with a fundi of mill
products. This Is ono of a series
of such entertalnmonts which' tho
Rotary Club Is putting on thatvjta
motnbors may understand tho various
Industries qf the city
LOOAli ANI) PERSON All: -' .-
' Tll.SciJilgtitin los WW hiwfi on ,' '
sale apojis, rugs, oto., ptos, eakos, . -otc
oh Friday and Saturday-ofthls..
week In Derryberry and Forbos'sllpw
window. ' -
Tho. Ladles Aid ' Socloty otMho -Presbyterian
Church will moot InVtho
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
ontertnincd Vy Mesdamos Georgo Gar
man, Oglcr. and Robert Dickey, 'r- -
Tho mall plane was forced, to mako'
a landing at Maxwoll Monday when
tho engine became dofoctlvo. Pilot
Murray .yas driving tho piano at the
thiMf. There wore slight damages)',
Tho Parent Teacher .Association' "of
Once is TOO OFTEN to buy
Poor Shoes
There are many cheap shoes to be had, too
many- Possibly because some dealers figure
"there is one born every minute."
But they soon learn, a man never goes back for
another pair of poor shoes.
We believe as you do, "the best is. always most
economical in the long walk." We 'will not sell
a pair of shoes unless we are sure they're good
shoes.
Good Beyond all Doubt.
Never have we had such a line of Men's Shoes
Black or Brown Kid in broad or English toe.
PRICED FROM $6.00 TO $15.00
SHOE MARKET
1
Ing In onor'of tho local air planes.
Mr. Morrison, travollng auditor for
tho Union Pacific, was here yesterdny
on business.
Yesterday a girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Stlmson on South
Chestnut street.
Oliver Ogborn, of Brule,' left yester
day for his homo after Bpondiug' a
fow days In this city.
A baby girl was born Sunday nftor
noon to RJr. and Mrs. Alvin Ellas, All
concerned nro doing nicely.
Mrs. W. S. Combo left Monday for
her homo In Sutherland, after visit
ing forsomo tlmo In this city.
A Guaranteed Flour for $2.75 pcr
48 lb- Back at McMlchaol's Gro
cery. SC-2 I
tho Sonlor High School will moot
tomorrow nt 3:30 In tho Sonlor Audit
torlum. A nlco program has boon
arrange (1. All mothers nro aslied a
como. -
Mrs. Walter Hazoncamp qntortnln-
hroko all nrovlous records for giving, a "uck supper in nonor ot nor Lquir
to his homo. ior who has just arrived homo fronu
:.n:: thrco years of sorvlco for Undo Sam
In tho Navy.
Tho Slver Loaf Camp, No. 301.' ot.
now building tho crowd got on its
toes and gave Just about $1250. Fath
jor FJfmagnn oxprcsried hlmsolll as
very well pleased and sends his
thanks through Tho Tribune, to those
who gave bo Hborally. Ho statod
after tho program, that North Platto , c flt her homo Sunday ovonlng at
hroko all nrovlous records for clvlng. "Ck supper In honor ot her tqthr
I ... APPLES
New York GremlngH nt $1.75 jm'T
bushel.. New York Baldwins nt, $2.00
ImikIicI. Bolh on track nt Locust SI-
(!roKsInir. Cur of nolnloes to arrive
.Saturday. Gamblo nnd Springer, Four! out as there will bo visiting momb.
Royal Neighbors Of America will moc
"tomorrow afternoon nt thrco o'clock
All members nro roquestcd to.be pros-
Stores.
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P. II,. Sullivan was elected Justlco
'n.Di.i..i Tr.n.. ooio Richards
for President, was Harding 3342, Cox
189G, Watklns 184, Dobs 400.
Tho Scholtz Orchestra of Denver
will furnish tho music for tho danco
this ovonlng at tho K. C. Hall.
In tho Third nnd C. II.
Lolnegor In tho Fourth Thoro wnB no
cnndldato In tho Second Ward.
1 Rev, W. H. Moore, tho nowjy ap-'
pointed Rector. ' of tho Episcopnl
Mrs. Sarah, of Bucktail, who has l""iV
aunuay ana iiuiivoruu iwo unniuum.
AVES YOU
MKfl
been transacting business for some
im t ti.ic mi.. 'i.n .. sermons.
MU I.1I.O .'IJ, tUily USiUl UUJ 1U1 I
hor Jiomo.
Tho Proposed Amendment to, tho
Constitution regarding tho Primary
Law, was dofcated In Lincoln County
by a vote of 2130 against to 507 for.
To whom aro your going to sell your
Hay and Grain? Tho Harrington Mor- J
cantllo Co. will offer tho highest .
prices. G4tf
John McDormott, of Broadwater,
underwent an operation for appon
dlcltls at a local hospital yesterday,
Sovoral Moxicans woro taken" Into
District Court Monday and given
rrntences of $J00 each, for carrying
: ncenieu weapons.
. F. Boolor was elected Asoospor
' tho First Ward, Geo. Scott In the
r ?ond, F. J. DIoner in Uio Third
i Thoo. Lowo In tho Fourth.
"Iio makers of tho Manhattan Shirt
n ' 'v sales only In tho months of
A M8t and Fobraury, but owing to a
de -e to meet public demand for
lo- r priced shirts, thoy havo allow
ed i for a limited timo to rcduco tho
prh thlrty-thro and ono-thlrd per
cent This Is tho greatest shirt value
yt.u '1 find In a long tlmo to como, so
take mlvuntago of this sula and buy
Manhattans.
Tho Presbyterian Helpers will meet
with Mrs. Snydqr at tho Stato Farm
Friday afternoon at thrco o'clock.
A lunch will bo served.
Mrs. Harry Cramer ontortnlnodj,
fourteen couples last ovonlng atlipr'
homo, on West Fifth Street In honor,'
of hor husband's return from Sodgr v
wick, Colo., whoro ho has been for tho,
last six wcoks. Tho ovonlng was'
spent in dancing after which a two-r
courno lunch was sorved. ,
Mrs. Emll Vocslopka left yosr
day for Los Angeles. vSty,
Miss Ruby Campbell, who has beon
visiting at tho homo ot Mr. and M?f
William Strauss, loft Sunday for nor''
homo in Kearnoy.
theasun Thursday-Friday
"Soul of Raphael"
5 STARRING ,a.
Clara Kimball Young
also
2-Kcel Al St. John Comedy.