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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1920)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE m MM m Hi m Hi m m m m m m m IE Hi m Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi m R Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi m m m Hi Hi Hi bri Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi ji Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi & Hi Hi Hi, Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi mi! THIS CHRISTMAS Men's Women's Children's Apparel Of the Better Sort. For many weeks past a great wealth of new Christmas Stocks have been arriving, and this store has decks all cleared, ready for the greatest Christ mas ever known. Christmas Gloves tor Women FRENCH KID GLOVES Sale $2.95. $3.95 and $4.90 , SILK GLOVES $1.25, S1.50 $1.95 and $2.45 Silk Underoimsiin section is full of Gifty Things for Christmas giving. Beautiful Sacques, Jackets, Robes and Kimonas. PRACTICAL GIFTS: Lounging Robes and Bath Robes s INDIAN BLANKETS REDUCED PRICES By their appealing warmth will make appealing gifts for Men and Women, selling' at $7.95, $9.85 $12.45 and Up. Pretty Cotton Crepe Kimonas In plain and fancy figured selling at $3.95, $4.45, $5.85, $6.95 Smart New Waists Make Practical Gifts Selling $3.95, $4.90, $5.85, $7:45 DAINTY TEA APRONS Fill Many a Place on Your Gift List. Shop Early BLANKETS A good Xmas Gift and Specially Priced Dainty House Dresses of Many Uses Dresses for Wife, Mother, Sister or Maid Each Dress tied with Ribbon and Gift Card Attached. SELLING $4.90 $5.85, $6.95, and $7.45 Slippers Mens, Womens and Childrens, selling 95c, $1.45 $1.95 $2.95 Gifts that Express Thoughts of Loving Care Cuadle Blankets, Bed Blankets, Bed Comfortables, Bath Bankets, All Blankets featured at special prices. XMAS HOSIERY Men, Women and Children NECIOVEAlt Pino Xmas Gifts. JIANI) K K HC1II K1S PUHSES By tho box, 13c up to $1.95 Women's $1.45 up to $9.85 Womens and Misses,Coats, Suits, Dresses Best Xmas Gift, on sale at especially low prices Mens and Boys, Overcoats, Suits,Trousers Why not practical gifts? Extraordinary price reductions. Gift Problems Can be Safely Overcome for Every Member of the Family Sweaters Night Gowns Pajamos Hosiery Gloves Caps Belts Suspenders Trunks Valises Wardrobes Luggage Shoes Slippers Over Shoes Leggings Silk Petticoat, Furs, Silk Hosiery The Store of the Xmas Spirit o LOCAL AND PElLSOtfAL DRY GOODS WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING SHOES ONE- PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON, MANAGER MIfh Fay Smith will loavo tomorow tor Ik r home In Lincoln. Mrs V A. Wolr roturnod Wednesday from Omnlm and Grand Island. Mlsa Ruth Colo will go to Kourney to upend tho Xmas holidays. James T. Koofo loft Wodnosilny for Omaha to transact buslno.sn Mix L'thol Frits will loavo tomor row for hor homo In Fontanollo, In. Airs. J. 15. Sodorman, of Brady, Is visiting nt tho homo of B. Sodorman. Townsond Dont Is expected this ov enlngfrom Lincoln to visit his paront. Mrs Noyor, teacher In tho Senior High, will lenu- tliip evening for Kear ne . Miss Viola Maddux wll conio homo this pvrnlng from Lincoln for tho hol- Ii'nys. Miss Hetty Turple will arrive home Suiulaj irom Fond du Lac, Xflih to visit her parents dining tho Xmas hol Idays. Donald Newton and Loron Hastings will ooino homo' this ovonlng from Lincoln. Wool and Woolnnp lllankcts, $1S,50 values now fll.OO. $10.50 valuo now $.".2t. A T. Johnson Dopt. Store. Miss Ruth Como will spend, hor XnuiH vacation In Wnhoo visiting her parents, Mrs. Esthor IC Hoboson will loavo this ovonlng for hor homo In Contralla Kansas. Harry Waltomath Is oxpoctod homo Sunday from Wisconsin to spend tho holidays. Miss Nan Nolborg will leave tomor row for hor homo in Wakefield to visit hor parents. Miss Allco Schott will go to Silver Crook to spond Xmas holidays with hor parents. Miss Gaylo Isonsoo nnd MIbs Mario Shannon will loavo tomorrow for thoir homos In Denver. Victor Itomigh was takon t(j a local hospital Tuesday ovonlng whoro ho will rccolvo treatment. Miss Katharlno Horrod has accept ed a position In Clinton's jowelry storo during tho holidays. .Miss Lura Erb will go to Gotlion burg this evening to spond the Xiiiiih holidays with hor paronts. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stovons will loavo this ovonlng for Mlndon nnd Koarnoy to visit rolatlvos. Fur sets in mink, red fox and mole. Discount 25 to GO per cent A. T. Johnson Dept. Storo. Miss Paula Mlttlostadt will loavo tomorrow for hor homo In Wlnslrio, Nobr., to spend tho holidays. Miss Iluth Elder Is expected tho first of tho week from Boulder to visit her parents during tho holidays. Miss Lola Tllford will leave this ovonlng for Ireton, Iowa, to visit hor paronts during tho holidays. Miss Gcftrdo Baker will leave tho first of tho week for Denver where sho will visit frlonds for a week. Extra heavy outing flannel, 15o val uo, now 22c In light and- dark colors. Johnson Dept. Storo. Charlio Turner was fined In the po lice court Wednesday for attempting assault on Mrs. Harry Palmer. Kenneth Wholan will como homo tho first of tho week from Notro Dame to spend tho holidays with his paronts Just received a shipment or nlllc orope do chlno, foulards and taffr1 - In f and 10 yard lengths, Rug"'-" price S3.2G, now J1.G5. A. T. John-, n Dept. Storo. Mr and Mr. C. L. Llltol and daugh ter will lonvo the first of tha wreck for Lincoln where they will visit friends. Evolluo IJoldt has resumed her duties at tho Hub storo after linlni? nfr illv for sovoral days on account of Ill ness. Joo Plzor and Harold Sponcor will return this ovonlng from Lincoln to spond tho holidays with tho homo folks. Twenty-four bars of laundry soap for $1 at MoMlchaol's Grocory. Mrs. Ismny Lloyd loft Wednesday for hor homo in Omaha aftor vlsltng at tho homo or Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. MoNott. Miss Margaret Frodorlckson, who attonds Midland Collogo at Fremont, will spond tho Ninas holidays with hor paronts. Mrs. Claudo Mainline left Wednes day for hor homo In Lincoln after vis iting at tho homo of hor slstor, Mrs. Wood White. Misses Johnson. Story, Caroy and Thompson will loavo this ovonlng for Lincoln whoro they will spend thoir two WKcks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Killlun will lcavo tho latter part of tho week for Lin coln and Omaha whoro thdy will visit rolatlvos for two woolen. Our Christmas candies nnd nuts nro In. MoMlchnol's Grocory, Tho Scelnist Prossuro Cookor would make hor an Ideal Christmas present. Dorryborry & Forbes. Fay Dlmmlck, of Grand Island, Is oxpoctod tho lnttor part of tho week to visit his mothor, Mrs. E. V, Dlm mlck during tho holidnys. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poppkon, of Paxton, who have boon visiting nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Stldman, loft Wodnesdny for their homo. Our Christians trees will arrlvto soon. Placo your order with us and wo will sot tho trees aside for you. McMlchaol's Grocory. ChaB. Hlrsch, Raymond Oglor. Dow oy McGrow nnd Losllo Bnro will como from Lincoln this ovonlng to visit, thoir pnronts during tho Xmas holi days. Nicholas and Clarence McCabo Will como homo Sundoy from Notro Damo whoro they attend tho University, to spend tho holidays with their par outo. Mlssoii Elsio Waltomath, WUma Coates, Eva Hoagland, Ilnzol Barber nnd Floronco Wilcox will return homo, this evening from Lincoln to spond tho Xmas holidays with tho homo folks. Fred Potorson. Postmaster at Aetna, Nebr.. was brought bororo United States Commissioner Woodhurst Tucsdny on a charge of ombozzleniont to tho amount of $8:!G.G9. Ho was bound over to the Federal Court for trial. County Clork Allen has just started making out the vouchor checks for tho olcctlon olTrcInls. No checks have been made for cither tho Constitution al olcctlon nor tho ProBldentlnl elec tion bo far and thoro nro 075 different vouchorH to bo mado out with thrco times that number of entries. This ono job calls for 2,025 entries. Walter S. Karasko, of Omaha, pass ed through horo Tuesday enrouto tq his home. Ho got off tho train in or der to seciiro something to cnti In Irvine t oitch tho train ho crossed tii vacant space west of the depot. Wlillo ho was ero'islng a local auto hit Mm--lonvlnir Mm with a badly frac tured hip. He was Immediately taken to lo, Genera) Hospital. Tuesday ov rninic'he wns taken to his home. NORTH PLATTE CIIA3IHKK OF ('0M9IKIWK. FINANCIAL STATEMENT TON Till! YKAIt IJKO. Monoy collected from all sources 515,870 RECEIPTS EXPRNDITURES Gonernl Fund Salaries, Rent, Travolllng and MIcollano(iU8....$ 5.1139 Money returned rrom uoostor trip East !)00, Entertainment i , '' 2.0G1 Co-oporation and Roads .jl-,.'.-. -J.- 2,159 Publicity and Camp Grounds -k ,.... 2,091 Balance on hand Dec. 1, 1920 '2;(I7. 05 f9 95 .14 ' - ,' 15,870.05 PAUL HARRINQTON, T9Utrr.' . ' At The SUR ' .. . -y MONDAY - Charlie Xhaplirt ;na four pari coxneJy. A Burlesque on CARMEN cost incltid Edna Purvianee B.n T.urpie, Jno. Rand.