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WILSON TOUT, Editor and i'ubllshcr.
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0o Year, In mlrnnco-j-. $2.00
Entered tit tho North Platto, Nebraska
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TUJiSHAl', XOVKMJHIK 8fli, J02U
- . EDITOWAL.
It Is ag jmitli of a feat for a high
wcliool Wck a goal In a lodt
ball gairio Hb It la for a collogo man In
a collcgo game. Tho distance is tlio
same, tho ball weighs tho Btuno, tho
goal ltosts arorranged.Jtho eamo- Wo
count It a roniarkalyc" lroc((rl whon
Warrel Hcaloyln Friday's game with
GothonburMwas given, nine chancSs '
to kIoK;gqaT and accomplished all of
them successf ully.
Slnco election day, wo nro for Hard
ing. Tho big majority of tho American
voters havo said they oro for Harding
and wogrospect tho opinion of tho
maJorltjiSn- tnattors of govonmcnt- It
may noi'mako any dlfforonca to Hard
ing but wo nro going to stand by him
in tho work of his administration as
long as ho shows that ho is worthy of
being trusted with tho chargo of af
fairs. No President evor had a bettor
chanco than Warren O. Harding wilt
havo on tho fourth of noxt March when
he lakes his office. Ho will havo a large
majority lh both houses of Congress
and will bo ablo to organlzo tho gov
ernment tqAsult himsolf. Ho Is no
longer, tho candidate of tho Republic
can party but OUIt Prosldont-Elcet.
. no::
A Democratic nowspapor Ik ono on
which tho.pcm'ocratlc Party can roly
to spread Its' beliefs and support Its
candidates. .This is trilo of a Demo
cratic nows-ar and tho Bamo Is truo
of a Republican nowspaporor or ono
of any oilier party- An Independent
newspaper .45 ono which sizes up tho
platfortnB;ahd. candidates of tho various
parties aridTolects tho party which at
t.hat'partloillar timo most neatly meets
Its approval. Wo claim to bo an Indep
endent nowspapor and as such aro
hound to no parly. Wo roservo tho
right to chooso, our, candidates unham
pered by nartv lovaltv. Tho tlnm mnv1
c!omo when wo will aoofVth'at ono party
or tho othor is always right and thon
o'ur support will bo given td that patty.
In tho. rccont campaign wo said wo
would Snp'port, Cox and' wo gnVo'our
reasons.. All advertising appearing la
tlio'Tribunb was paid for rtt the. regular
rates.. Wo aro suro our support of Cox
was not given In an offensive mariner.
It m timo for a larger nutribor of tlio
American pcoplo to uho their heads in
llin.mattor of politics and "give 6thors
? , it rolt
Mr? Pavls, who In connected with
tho North Platto Aircraft .Co,, "writes
that ho has signed a contract with
tho Forahm FJlm Company .Ho has
dono S'ork with ibis company boforo
and tho work wn
11 probably bo dono
hero.
Mrs. Mary Vandorhoot loft yostor
duy for her homo In Cour d' Alono,
Idaho, after visiting at tho homo of
lmr son JilN J. Vandorhoot.
Mrs. Vorn Browor loft Monday for
lior. .homo in Horalioy.
EA5T MET WEST. 60TH WANTED THE GIR.L
BOTH WERE KEAL MEN. WHICH TRIUMPHED?
THI5 ROMANCE OF TEXAS WILL ASTO MIS K
YOU.
CRYSTAL, Thursday and Friday.
HiKtfiiiimareiar
Tho jjthar day whon wo Were going
over Fink's Harnoss Shop to buy
shoo strings for our wife, vc mot a
mnn who asked us. why they call tho
Ooozoo Jhiilrilng (n which our print
shop Is located, tho 13eo Hive. Wo told
hlm"wo didn't know and so went'over
to neo Ed Davis about it and ask him.
Ed was measuring up some' corn flour
for a lady who learned to uho It dur
ing tho war and can't got along with
out It now. Ed's East End friend wns
Bitting In tho chair and being it
friendly follow ho began talking to
us. Wo told him what wo came ovor
for and ho nBkcd us who olso had
shops In tho Ooozco building and' wo
said 'ftoo and Carl Simon havo their
tin shop there and Smith & Sago have
their Dowllng Alloy there and Mrs.
.Lemon has a Cafo.. Hp said ho. didn't
see nny reason for" calling it. the Bee
Hive hrilc'ssjtthoro wnB so much work
dono there lifto Is done in a bee hive
of real bees. Wo thought that was
pretty good and then ho said. that it
might also bo because of tho noise. "A
beehive has tho humming of tho
booa" said ho, "and you havo the
whirr of tho linotype and the presses,
and tho pounding of Simon's tinners
and tho rolling of Smith & Sago's
Bowling Alloy nnd tho sipping of soup
In Mrs. Lemon's Owl Cafe." Wo thot
that was a good reason and we wore
ready to go whon Ed bowed his lady
customer out of the Btore and camo
over to whore wo Woro. Ed's East
End Friend told him what wo were
talking about and wo told him how
his East
End Friend had answer
ed our (luestion. Ed smiled a llttlo
and then said ho thought wo wore
wrong. Wo asked him to' tell ua what
Ho thought Is tho reason people call
our -building tho Bee Hive and he
said ho wouldn't bo surprized it thojj
referred to tho number of drones in
jt. Ed's East Ijnd Friend looked up
at us;real quick and then ho got up
nnd stopped ovor bctwoon ub nnd
whon wo got up wo couldn't get nenr
to Ed for tho East End Friend was all
tho tlmd In tho way so', wo enmo out
and slnmmed'tho door. And now wo
know.
HtMA?I. IIA1lIIN-f
Trmii Martha', Hardin, was .bom In
Irma Martha'. Hardin . was
North PJattok July 19, 1916 and died
Sept. 4? 1920 at tho ago. of 14 years,
2 months, 14 days- Irma contracted
tho flu about two years agk and slnco
that tlmo-sho has been almost an in
valid. About tho first of. January sho
was taken to Bouldor, Colo., hoping
to holp hor by giving her tho moun
tain air and tho care, of specialists.
Sho did not improve nndwhen Juno
camo sho askod to. bo taken homo. She
slowly snuk until on the night of Sept
24th hor spirit took Its lllght. .
Irma was a- faithful member of tho
Episcopal Sunday School and was
loved by all who know hor. Sho leaves
hor father and mother, a brother and
slstor.vher grandparents and a special
and favorite aunt to mourn hor un
timely death' Sho wns burled In the
North Platto Comotory, the funeral
norvlcos being conducted by Rov. It.
O. Mackintosh, Rector of tho Epis
copal church here.
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Mrs. Qeorgo Frater
roturnod Sat
urduy from
a trip to Koystono.
WILLIAM FOX
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For Sale 70 bushel grain body for
truck. Phono 1081W.
Wanted All kinds of sowing and
dressmaking. Prices vory reasonable.
312 S. Walnut. Call for MrsvBro:wh.
For Sale Ono No. 5 Radiant "Homo
hard coal stove. 220 W. Sixth St.. A.
0. Kockon. '
Onions for Sale 1 mllo north and
V. "mllo cast of Platto Valley School
House.
For Sale Two small sqft oal
HtoveS. ' Mrs. a 'J. Sa'llsbur.Vi6i3
Sycamore.
For Jv'cnl Furnished sleeping room
ron(flblo for two hcat m
w t 3r( p? 122W
Wanted Use of Garage to kcop car
In this winter, closo in on 5th, 6th. or
7th street. Apply A. H. Harper or
904 West Cth St.
For Snlc Duroc-JorBey boars It is
timo to havo your boars for fall ser
vice A few choice ono at tho Export
mcntnl Station.
For Sale Thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock Cockerels at $2.50 each- Ldne
Star FaVm. Phono 788F11.
For So,lo Three improved Keith
Co. farms. Two stock ranches. Vory
long timo and easy paymonts. O. P.
Hoxlo, Owner, 908 W. Fifth St. North
Platto or Ogalalla, Nebr.
Wauled Stock to winter. . Qod
windbreak, spring water and plenty
of hay. Horsos $2.00 Cattle $2.50
por month. Ralph Sawl, Rt. B, North
Platte, Nobr.
ForSnle On account of leaving
town Houso and 2 lots at 1003 13.
Fotirt. Sovcn rooms and bath down
stairs. All modern. Up-slalrs not
finished. Cement walks, drlvo and
curb. Double garage and two chicken
houses. Call at premises or Phono
834J- ' . '
tiO.sl Suit case containing men's'
clothing, between North Platto and
O'Fallons. Finder plcnso lea,vo at
Field-Blrge Co. or Tribune Office
Rownrd. Harry Shepherd.-
For llent Furnished room in all
modern homo- Phono 1121 or call at
221 South Locust.
magazines nro now offering good
clubbing lists- Phono mo your sub
scriptions, .Mrs, Fred G. Rector, 573.
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. JMIss'es Florence and Mario Stack
wllj entertain" tho Catholic -Girls' Club
tomorrow evening.
Miss Dorothy Jefters hafl. resigned
her position as stenographer at tho
Chamber of Commerce office.
NOTICE OF IlEFEItEE'S SALE-
Notlco Is hereby given that by vlr-
tuo of an order Issued by the District
Court in. and for Lincoln County.
Nobraska, on tho 2nd. day of Decem
ber, 1919, and alias order on Novom-
bor 5th, 1920, In an action wherein,
W. H. McDonald. Nettlo V. Reynolds
and James B. McDonald are pTtlntlffft;
nnd Mary B. McDonald, William C.
Roynoldt, Ruth McDonald Daub; AVI1-
Jlnm J. Daub; Frank A. MOoney. r
minor under the ago of 14 years.
Frank L. Mooney, Guardian of Frank
A. Moonoy, a minor, undor the ago
of 14 years; W. H. McDonald, Not
tlo V. Roynoldt; nnd Jamos B. Mc
Donald Administrators of tho ostote
of Charles McDonald, deceased, are
defendants; I will on tho 15th day of
December, 1920, at 2 o'clock P. M
of said day. at tho East front door o
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This is one of the Greatest Values Offered in
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-This Js a
Edwards-Reynolds
tho Court IIouso in tho City of North
flatte, Lincoln County, Nebraska,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder "for cash, subject to all in
cumbrances, against the same, tho
following described real estate, sltu
(ito. til J-dncolh County, State of Ne
braska, to-wlt; Tho Nor,th. Eigthy
four and Two-thirds Feet1(ot Lp't Ono
Vl),' a.hd the East Twenty-two Feet of
Lot Twto .(2), In Block One-hundred
and Two (J02) of tho original town
now. City of North Platte, the said
North . Elgthy-four " and Two-Uilrds
Feet of said Lot One (I) arid tho said
East' Twentytwo (22) Feet of said
Lot Two (2) of said 'Block One-hundred
and tfwo (102) to bo offored for
snlo separately, and thon to be. offered
for sale as one tract, and the Ref
'&fce will accept -such bid or bids as
will in the aggregate amount to the
ost money.
Tho. terms of. said sale being casii
hand, and sublect to all incum
brances agalnBt tho same- Said1 sale
will be held open for ono hour.
Dated' this Sth day of Novomber,
1920.
O. E. ELDER, Itofoj-eo.
Beelor, Crosby & Basklns,
N0-D1O, Attornoya. .
NOTICE OF FINAL RKl'OItT.
Estate No. 1715 of Joseph J. Bow-
ker, deceased In tho County Court of
Lincoln County, NcbrasKa.
Tho Stato of Nobraska, To all per
sons Interested In said Estato take
notlco that tho lAdmlulstrarlx has
filed a final account and roport of her
administration nnd a petition for final
settlement and dlsjchargo as such,
which havo beon sot for hearing be
fore said Court on December 3, 1920
at 9 o'clock a. m., whon you may ap-
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Dated ' Novomber Sth, 1920,
Wm. H. O WOODHURST,
N9-3wks,. County Judge,
NOTICE OF PETITION, ,
Estate . No. 1786 of Richard- TL.
Graves, deceased, Ip. the County Court
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.'
Tho Stato of Nebraska, To all per
sons interested in said Estate take
notice that a .petition has jjeen filed
JULIUS PEER,
Loans and Investments
Office in
Building & Loan Association
Rear end of Roberts Bros.
" Land Co.
Phone 145. .
North Platte, Nebraska.
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for the appointment of .Carrlo L. R.
Graves as Administratrix of said Es
tato which haspeea -set, for hearing
herein on December 3, 1920, at 9
o'clock a- m. .,, i
Dated November 5, 1920.
Wm. H. C. WOODHURST, '
N9-3wks, . County. Judge
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