NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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Medicine
Surgery
Obstetrics
Hospital Facilities
Platte Valley Hospital
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Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sales A Specialty, also
Ileal Estate Inferences and Dates
First National Bank.
lies. 400 Fast 8rd St.
Phono 912
mrs. ar. henry gilfoyl
Teacher of
VOICE CULTURE
and tho
ART OF SINGING.
Residence Studio: 108 West 3rd, City
NORTH PLATTE
..General Hospital..
(Incorporated)
One Hall Block North ol Postoftice.
Phone 58
A modem institution for tha
.ciantific treatment, of medical,,
lurgieal and confinement case.
Completely equipped -X-Ray
and diagnostic laboratories.
Staff:
Geo. B. Dent. M. D. V. Lucas, M. D.
J.B. Redfield.M.D.J.S. SIMMS, M.D.
DR. HAROLI) FENNER
Ostoopnth
Oyer nirschfeld's
Office Phono 333 Res. Phone 1020
Oral Prophylaxis Mouth Hygiene
HOWARD YOST
Dental Surgeon
J'hone 307 Twinem Bldp
Office phone 241 He, phone 217
L. C . D R O S T .
Osteopath!' Physician.
North Platte, Nebraska.
Knights of Columbus Building
DBS. STATES & STATES
Chiropractors
6, G, 7 Building & Loan Building.
Office Phono 70. Res. Phone 124J
JOHN S. SIMMS, M. I).
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonald Bank Building
Office Phone 8.1 Residence 88
FOR FRONT WHEELS
SHAFER ROLLER BEARINGS
SERVICE! No Moro "Grief
Guaranteed. At Dealers.
Distributed by W. S. LOVEJOY,
21818 Mason Street. Omaha, Neb.
W. T. TRITCHARl),
Graduate Voterlnarlnii
Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex
assistant deputy State Veterinarian
Hospital 815' South Vino Street
Hospital Phono Black 633
House Phone Black 63S
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DHRRVHERRi s FORBES, ft
Licensed Embalmers
Undertakora and Funeral Director-
Uuy phono 41 ft ;
Night phono Black 568
( The NEW EDI SON,
I ' "Z&e Phonograph With a Soul" c
a -a,
At last you can learn
YOU wondered every
body wondered, and
practically nobody knew
how Edison "did his bit."
At last the official an
nouncement is out ! Comein
and get your copy of the bul
letin: 4 'What Did Edison
Do During the War?" or
write, if you can't call.
It tells what Edison did
while Chairman of the
Naval Consulting Board
how he spent months at
sea, experimenting and in
Harry
Watch for
NOTED VIOLINIST TO VISIT NORTH
PLATTE IX FEBRUARY
August Molzer, Professor in the Un
iversity School of Music, Lincon, has
been engaged to givo a concert at the
Presbyterian church, Friday, Feb. 11
(This concert wil bo given under the
auspices of tho R. and N. Class of the
Presbyterian Sunday School and the
proceeds will bo used to equip tho pipe
organ with a set of chlnles. Prof. Mol
zer Is quite will known hero from his
ong connection with musical affairs in
Nebraska.
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NOTICE.
Water rent Is now due and becomes
delinquent January 20. All consumers
will kindly pay by that date. Ilorshey
Welsh. "Water Commissioner.
Yeomen, Annhersurv .Member,
ship Campaign Object 100
.Members by March 101 It.
WORK AND WIX
See iniy Yeomen. Phone MOW
or .T2S.
WATCH WHO WINS
A
BUILD
Prices are Reduced to
a Pre-War Basis.
All indications
prices as soon as
Come in and talk
Coates Lumber & Coal Co.
What Edison Did
during the War
venting devices for foiling
the German submarines.
The bulletin also tells how
Edison stood the gaff and
kept the price of the New
Edison down to bed-rock
during the era of high costs
and'soaring prices. TheNevv
Edison has increased in price
less than 15 since 1914
part of this increase is war
tax. The bulletin also tells
Mr. Edison's views on our
Budget Plan which makes
the New Edison easy to buy.
Dixon, Dealer
the announcement of Mr, Edison
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Try ono of our special T-bone
steaks. Billy's Place.
C. F. Tomplo spent Wednesday in
Sutherland speaking in tho public
schools on tho insurance question. .,
Gra-na-da is a fox trot you aro suro
to liko. That with many others at
Dixon's Music Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Von Gootz loft
Wednesday morning for Omaha where
, tlioy will lait rolatives for a few days.
J Paul Harrington arrived homo tho
, first of tho week from Denver whore,
j ho transacted business for soino time.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Logan of this city
left Wednesday for eastern points
whoro they will transact business for
a few days.
Mrs. Oliver Marcus, of Mount Claro,
Nebraska, who has been vistlng at
tho home, of Mrs. G. Waldo, left
Wednesday lor her homo.
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APPLES- APPLES!
$2.15 per box for Fridny and Satur
day. MoMIchael Grocery.
HOME NOW
point to higher
finances improve.
with us about it.
's new research I
DR. 0. II. CRESSLER,
Graduate Dentist
OtHce over the McDonald
State Bunk
APPLES- APPLES!
$2.15 per box for Friday and Satur
day. McMichnol Grocery.
ATTE.vi ION
Watch ibis paper on Jan. 25 and
ujmiu on Jan. 28 for special salo of
10 rcsidenco lots to bo put on tho mar
ket Jan 25
1I1K II & S. AGENCY. '
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J. E, Nelson relumed Tuesday from
a business trip to Sterling.
SUITS WITH SHORT COATS
In this suit n plaited skirt and short,
straight jacket bear oilo another com
pnny In an Ingenious adaptation of
French modes to an American street
suit. Any ono will concede its good
style and other good points, especially
when the embroidered motifs on tho
pbort coat aro under consideration.
They nppend ut the front and back and
on tho sleeves, und tho designer has
gone so far ns to mako a special
placo for them by placing them ngnlnBt
points cut In tho innterlnl. A protty,
eutln glrdlo goes with that skirt, iti
ends supporting very handsome Bill1
tassels and ornaments.
Sl'GGGKSTUD PLAN'S FOR KNLAKO
IG CORN SHOW NEXT YEAR
The Director of the Lincoln Coun
ty Agricultural Sooloty lmvo ehoHon
B. A. OIboii an head of tho committee
to proparo tho pxhlblt for tho No-
braBka Stato Fair noxt year. Mr. Ol
son wants tho matorlal collected dur
ing tho coming summor and to that
end suggests Hint nil farmor who havo
small gram and grasses should gnthor
samples during tho coming summor.
Grnlns and grnssos should bo put into
bundlos which aro not loss than than
threo Inches in diameter at tha second
band. Wild grasses of all kinds must
bo two Inches in dlamotor nt tho soc
ond band. Aftor being oxh nt
tho Stnto Fair Mr. Olson will the
spoclmons back nnd put thoi . ex
hibition nt tho corn show ne Janu
ary. It is tho plan of tho ol eii to
hnvo other grains than enn erod
In this exhibition.
!'i:i
Mrs. D. M. Leypoldt ontortatnod n
number of fronds nnd neighbors Tues
day evening nt her homo. Tito occa
sion was In honor of Mr. Leypoldt's
birthday. Tho ovonlng was spent In
playing games. At tho closo of tho
ovonlng tho hoaloss porvod dainty re
freshments. When In North Platte stop nt th
Now Hotel Palace and Cnfo. You will
b treated well. BStf
Mrs. Charlos Trovillo ontortatnod
tho momborfl of tho Catholto choir
Tuesday evening nt tho Oasis. Thoro
wero fourteen guests- A prettily doco
ralod cako with olghtoon candles rep
resented tho olghtoon years that Mrs.
Trovillo had been mother of tho
choir.
Wo nro prepared to repair scored
and cracked cylinder blocks, with
high grado metal alloy, oloctrlcnlly
npplled without heating, wnrping or
enlarging tho bore. Wo solicit your
work. North Platto Bujck (jo.
"I AM CAREFUL."
Tho man who works on tho
skoloton, steel structural work
of a building seems to bo in a
dangerous position, but Uio innn
who must travel tho streets of
tho city in going to and from
his work Is in mor nctual
danger from this iron workor,
bocauso ' most nccidents "nro
caused by tho carclessncf
others."
Tho Irouworkor's safety
ponds upon himself but the f '
ty of tho man upon tho st t
depends upon n thousand . ,1
ono circumstances over whI.U
ho can have no control.
Tho wlfo may well spend
anxious moments at night wait
ing for tho rotum of a husband
who must spend his day amid
innumernblo chances of acci
dent and injury.
There is no excuse for having
hor burdened with additional
anxiety about what is to bocomo
of tho family If the breadwinner
does' not come. J
No man with a wlfo waiting
for his rdtum should try to do
without an nccldont policy when
a Inrgo amount of insurance can
bo obtained for loss than soven
conts a day In tho oldest nnd
strongest of all accident com
panies, No man with a family can
afford to lcavo thorn .unprotect
ed In caso of- lit h death by ac
cident. No man who depends upon his
earnings can nfford to bo with
out Iii8uranco hlmsolf In caso
of accidental disability.
;Tho Travelers policies ore
famous tho world ovor ns tho
fjtandnrd of what such policies
Hhould be.. Thousands of bus
iness men will have no othor.
MORAL: INSURE IN THE
TRAVELERS.
Foe TEMPLE. The Travelers'
Man.
Room ll. Urodliewk Bulldlnt
Phono fi.l
At The SUN, only.
TO - DAY.
"The Great Redeemer"
A MauriOo Tournour Production.
f I
THE GREAT
This is a picture and sermon combined. A wonderful
picture at tho same old price. Also another 2-reel
Harold Lloyd Comedy. A show by Itself.
SNIIAK TJIIBF I3NTERS LOfjAL
BAKERY IN .MIDDLE OF THE
AFTERNOON
W'Mlii 'lint tifntmi U'titi Alnflfnil tiX
n fow hours Inst Sunday afternoon,
somo ono climbed up on a pile ot
bread baskets that .woro stacked up
against tho outside of his atoro build
ing and pushing off somo boards that
covorod up n broken window, entered
tho Btoro, went to tho cnidi roglster,
rang up sovon dollars, opened tho till
took about twonty dollars out and de
parted. Tho trick was the more sur
prising bccnUBo It hnppoued in tho
Open nlloy only a fow foot from Dew
ey " ' si nnd was dono botweon two
ant ro In tho afternoon.
. Jit ESTATE TRANSFERS
F " owiup. is a list of deoda rogls
ter jlnco our last Issuo In tho ot
flco oi C W Yost, Register of Doeds
for Lincoln-County:
Jnn, 13Lomuol L. Stcclo and wlfo
to Win. A. ShHfcr, Lot C, Block 20,
original town of North Platto, $2100.
Jnn 13 - -M. K. ovlllo nnd wlfo to
Geo. M. Wilson, Lot 7, Block 0,
Flynn'a addition to North Platto, $33G.
Jnn. 14 Lowis PorkinB nnd wlfo to
Clydo Porklns. lots 1 and 2, block C,
Envoy's first addition to Brady, $GG0.
Jnn. 15 M. K. Novlllo and wlfo to
.T. A. Toops, lot 7i block 4. Flynn'n nd
dltlon to North Platto, $335.
Jnn. 12 A. O. Alexander and wlfo
to Security Stato Bank, Arnold,
SWU nnd V or SEU Soc, 10 and
VfM, of mV'4 Soc. 15, T- 10, R.20,
$0000.
Jnn. 14--Grnco M. King and hus
band to Lewis Perkins, lot 1, block 5,
Envoy's first addition to Brady, $CG.
Jan. 14 Jacob B. Rico and wlfo to
John W. Wllklns ot nl SEU and E
SWU Sec. 31; S and ot
Sec. 32 nnd SWU of SWy Sec. 33,
T. 0. R.'2S, $23.S00.
Jnn, 15 Peter O. Nelson nnd wlfo
to Alfred Monson, S ot NEU, S of
JTWU nnd SEA and Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4
nil in Soo. 2. T. 14, R. 20, $14,400.
Jan. 15 Peter O. Nelson and wife
to Alfred Monson, SWU Sec. 2. T. 14,
R. 20. $8000.
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EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE
I am In a position to savo you mon
ey ns I lmvo n real list of property for
salo or trade; rosldonco nnd vacant
lots lr arly all pnrts ot city; good
valle vjms for oaay payments and
good ntthlstlmo I lmvo forsale
nnd si trndos that will appoal to
anyon at wants to own their own
homo ,1 1130. E. A. OLSON.
BILLY'S PLACE
Wo nro serving 35c, 40o nnd 50c dln
nors. ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND
RED COCKERELS
I havo in my pens just about
40 splendid birds that I can soil
at vory reasonable - prices con
sidering tho quality. Those
wishing to strengthen nnd beau,
tlfy tholr Hocks should jiot fall
to look theso ovor, for I say 1
havo ns good stock as can bo
found anywhoro, and nt prices
that you can nfford to pay.
Why nbt havo tho best when
you can sccuro them at tho
price of common stock?
South Park Poultry Yards,
J. H. VanCloavo
J. M. BARTON
Somerset, Nobr,
HKfcEDER OF
Registered Herefords.
Choice --i-e Hred Slock for Sale.
Meed Higlit.
REDEEMER"
