NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
LOCAL A3H) PERSONAL
C. T. Wholan returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Omaha.
Dick Cox wlio has boon In Califor
nia for Bomo tlmo arrived homo tho
first of tho week.
Mrs Richard Owens loft this morn
ing for California whoro sho will
spend several months.
A. B. Hongland left this morning
for JopIIn, Mo., whorb ho will trans
act business for a fow days.
Mr. and Mra. II. M. Cathers ro
turnod Saturday from Denver whoro
they hud spont sovoral days.
Mrs. Don Clnbaugh spent yester
day visiting at tho homo of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. P. ClabaugU enrouto to
Ohoyonno.
Sneak thioves stole a fine harness
from tho Xann of Henry, Tollllon, west
of town, ono day recently. No clue
has been found.
A real salo with coats and suits at
ono-half' prlco. E. T. Tramp & Sons.
Mrs. Wm, Herman of Maxwell who
hao boon visiting for somo timo at tho
liomo of Mrs. Clara Hunter left this
morning for her homo,
Mrs. J. M. Koch of ML Vernon.
Washington, arrived this morning to
visit nt tho homo of her son Rev. C.
P. Koch for sovoral weeks.
Anyone having a ball or part of a
ball of Cortlcolll Yarn, mole color, No.
63, Phono 93GW.
MJss Elizabeth Brodbcck returned
from Grand Island yesterday morn
ing wbero sho had been visiting her
rister Mrs. Emil Oundel for several
days.
All tho lato popular songs and dan
oa tunes on Brunswick records, at the
Walkor Muslo Co.
Judge Woodhurst loft for Lincoln
Sunday evening where, ho will confer
with raembors oftho State Legislature
regarding proposed legislation now
pending.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Sonlenberger
of Falrbury who have been visiting
for somo time at tho homo of tho lat
ton's sister Mrs. "Wallace Qulnn, left
this morning for their homo.
Thoro will be a special meeting of
tho Yeomen, Friday evening, January
2StU. It Is the desire or the committee
in charge that every member be pres
ent as very Important business is to
bo transacted.
Children's Iiorq ut give-away prices
at 19c, 29c and 39c. E. T. Tramp &
Sons.
A hard-Vubbor tired truck, drove up
to tho J. S. Davis warehouse in the
oast end of tho yards Friday lilght,
tho lock was broken' and ttWo barrels
of wood alcohol, used for filling rad
iators, was carried away.
La Franco Hoso at ?2.49 during this
sale at a saving of $2.25 and all
other hose sold at a similar reduction
B. T. Tramp & Sons.
At the regular weekly lloonday
lunch of the Rotary Club, yestorday,
tho services woro read over the re
mains of Gus Gloom. J. II. Stone was
master of ceremonies and from re
ports It was fully up to standard.
See our miscellaneous windows and
prices. Dont miss it. Austin, tho
Jewolor. . ..
Tho local high school will play ,the
strong team from University Place,
hero on Friday night of this week.
This Is to be one of tho big games of
tho season and ono which tho student
body has boon looking forward to. '
Ainoi.g tho new students enrolled
for tho second semester In the Senior
High School uro Herbert Turplo, a
graduate of tho local school in 20,
Emil Leypoldt and Lawrenco Payno.
They are specializing in tho commer
cial work.
A thief per cent inducement has
been introh.cpil in tho Senior High
to ir-alie less u nonces and tardiness.
At '.he end the; 'Sccfuid' s.qmestor U
tho pupil who has iVefther been' absent
cr ttirdy P. per iipiU Will he added to
eacn grade.
Mrs. J. J. Halllgan. wil! ontortain
tho War Mothers at her home at 305
West 2nd street, Friday rven'ns the
28th. Mrs. Edith GunU and Mrs.
J. T. Stuart will assist tho hostess.
Important buslneeH will ho transacted
and all members nn riMiucstt'il to at
tend. Today at three "clock the Litera
ture, Music and Art Department of
the Twentieth Century Club will meet
In Fireman's Hall. A good music pro
gram has been prepared and tho his
tory work already begun will be con
tinued by" a paper on Jewish History
by Mrs. Ralph North.
You can't miss It by buying a $5.00
article, out of our $5.00 window.
Austin the jeweler.
S. R. Derryborry of Dorryhorry &
Forbes, -will attend tho Annual meet
ing of tho Nobrnska Retail Hardh
ware Dealers' Association at Omaha,
noxt week. Mr. Dorryberry is second
, vice-president of tho organization and
as such ho has been asked to present
tho gavel to tho retiring president.
Chester Cumnijng. who attends the
Armour Instituto of Technology, Chi
cago, is homo for a fow days visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Cumming. Chester got out of all
of his examinations on account of
his high scholarship and decided to
tako a vacation while tho others were
closing up their year's work.
Tho local baskot ball team met do
ffoat at Kimball Saturday night by a
scoro of C4 to 17. On account of tho
accldont that aftornoon and Hiuman
being out of tho gamo as Us rosult
tho local team was not up to, Us
usual sandar d. Tho Kimball team is
a strong ono and gavo a good account
of itself in tho gamo Saturday.
T. J. Adams, who has been cm-,
ployed in tho P. F. E. work was ser
iously Injured Sunday about four
o'clock. Ho was not on duty, but was
working on a patent which ho has.
In somo way ho became caught in tho
machlnory and beforo help could
reach him ho was very badly bruised
and cut severely about tho head. His
condition is so that ho Is unablo to
bo moved to Omaha at present but at
tending physicians ho will havo re
covered enough nl a few days to
stand tho trip.
Tho Ladles Aid of tho Lutheran
church will meet Thursday afternoon
In tho church parlors. Tho hostesses
aro Mesdames Brctzor, Bunnoll,
Schllentz and Gerlo. Tho President
asks that evory lady try to bo there.
::o::
Stalo of Nebraska, County of Lin
coln, ss.
At a regular meeting of tho Board
of County Commissioners on January
10, 1921, tho Board of County Com
missioners proccdccd to mako and did
mako tho following estlmato of ex
penses for tho County of Lincoln,
Stato of Nebraska, for tho year 1921,
as follows:
For County General Fund $75,000.00
For County Bridge Fund 40,000.00
For County Road Fund 50,000.00
For Agricultural Society ,1,000.00
For Labor Bureau Exten
sion . 5,000.00
Special Bridgo and Precinct Bonds
nnd Interest.
Osgood Bridge Precinct,
Principal and Interest $1,G00.00
South Platto Bridgo Precinct
Principal and Interest 1,500.00
Birdwood Bridgo Precinct
Principal and Interest lf00.00;
Platto Bridgo Precinct j
Principal and Interest 1,500.00
East Platto Bridgo Precinct
Principal and Interest 2,000.00'
Bostwlck Bridgo Precinct i
Principal and Interest 500.00
Horshey Bridgo Precinct
Principal and. Interest 700.00
Special School Bond Levies
School Dlst. No. 1
Principal and Interest $15,000.00
School Dfst. No. 7
Principal and Interest . 1,750.00
School Dist. No. 23
Principal and Interest -
School Dlst. No.
Principal and
School Dist. No.
Principal and
School Dist
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dlst
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dist No.
Principal and
School Dist
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dist
Principal
School Dist,
Princinal
School Dist.
No.
and
No.
and
No.
and
. No.
nnd
. No.
nnd
Principal and
Sthool Dist. No.
Principal and
School Dist. No.
Principal and
School Dist. No.
47
Interest
55
Interest
37
Interest
G7
Interest
94
and .Interest
No. 98
Interest
105
Interest
111
Interest
119
Interest
120
Interest
122
Interest
12G m
Interest
131
Interest
Interest
133
Interest
21
Interest
113
No.
and
No.
and
. No.
and
. No.
and
No.
- 500.00
100.00
4,000.001
2,500.00
450 00
350.00
300.00
300.00
'300.00
A.
200.00
200.00
200.00
300.00,
350.00 J
500.00
I
500.00
i
30O.dO
" 200.00
Principal and Interest .,
School Dist. No. 11G
Principal and Interest 200.11
Scto' Olfi , No, 1S
Principal and Interest 300.00
Special School Building Levies
School Dlst. No. 33
Special Building Levy $3,300 00
FHm o1 Dist. No. GO
S-npinl Buildlnjr Levy 900.00,
School Dist. No. 130 I
Special Building Levy 200.00
School Dlst. No. 131 '
Special Building Levy 200.00
School Dist. No. 19
tj0VV 200.00
SHi ml Dlsf. No. V-
Special Building Levy 500.00
School Dist. No. 05
Principal and Interest 1,000.00
School Dist. No. 132
Principal and Interest 300.00
School Dist. No. 133 ,
Principal and Interest 300.00
School Dlst. No. 91
Special Building Levy 200.00
School Dlst. No. 100
Special Bnllding Levy 200.00
School Dist. No. 112
Principal and Interest 300.00
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,
this 10th day of Jan. 1921.
E. H. SPRINGER.
T. M. COHAGEN,
II. COKER,
Hoard of County Commissioners,
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Attest: A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk.
(SEAL)
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At The SUN, Friday.
Robert Brunton Presents
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
And his own company in
The Coast of Opportunity
By PAGE PHILLIPS Directed by ERNEST C. WARDE
A Robert Brunton Production.
Distributed by V. W.JIodkinson Corporation
527 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Also 2-reel Comedy.'
All the Women's Suits to Go
DUTCH AUCTION
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Of all the finest
Womens and
Misses
BEST THAT'S MADE
SUITS
Dutch Auction Starts
Friday, a. m.
JANUARY 28th
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Look! Read! Act! The Sale Women Have Been Looking For
This is the most unique snle of the season. This snle includes evory Wonum's and Misses' Suits hi tho store. Tho fin
est that's made, tho none better kind; you'll And among them suits that w-re made to sell at, $125.00 are in this
Dutch Auction Sale.
Our policy, as usual, to not carry over a single woman's Suit from one season into another makes it necessary
for us to carry out tills plan. Printers ink costs too much inonoy to describe each suit In every detail or their beau
tiful styles and colors. You must simply see them, you can not be disappointed.
You'll find sizes 10, IS and 20 year sizes and womens JIG to 17 sizes. Jful all sizes of every style, but nil sizes in
the different kinds. The styles nro all the kind Dame Fashion authorize and (his season's best. Came in and look
them over before the sale starts. Positively no suits sold or promised to reserve until date of sale.
Every Suit Reduced $2.00 Each Day as Follows:
Group 1
DUTCH AUCTION
of all
SUITS COSTING UP TO $125
Starts at $49.75
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, Your Pick ,
of any woman's suit In the house costing
up to $125, goes at :
.$49.75
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29tli, Your Pick
of any woman's suit iii the house
that is left
..$47. 75
MONDAY, JANUARY 31st, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the house
that is left i ...
.$45.75
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the house,
that is left
.WS.T5
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2d, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the house
that is left
Mi 7K.
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Group 2
DUTCH AUCTION
of all
SUITS COSTING UP TO $75.00
Starts at $33.75
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th, Your Pick
of any woman' suit in tho group costing OQQ 7K
up to $75.00 - (pOOil U
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29'th, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the group,
that is left '-
.$31.75
MONDAY, JANUARY 31st, Your Pick
of any woman's1 suit in tho group,
that is left
$29.75
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the group,
that is left
.$27.75
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3d, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the house
that is left .'
$39.75
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in tho house 007 7 K
that is left 1 $UI il J
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in tho house 00K 7R
that is left .PUUI U
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2d, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the group,
that is left
II u
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3d, Your Pick
of any woman's suit in the group,
that is left
.$23.75
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1th, Your Pick
of any woman's suit, in tho group,
that is left
.$21.75
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, Your Pick
of any woman's suit In the group,
that, is left .
.$19.75
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th
uY-irvrwisrjini After 3 o'clock in the afternoon every suit in group 2 will mr" mww-jn
Rif 1 I If h' drop in price $2.00 every 30 minutes as follows: IWf 1 If JkY
xi V M. JlA-is At 3:30 all suite from group 2, your pick of 017 7K MRum
what is left tj)llilU
Our Great Breaking th At 4:00 all suits from group 2, your pick OIK 7K Every Day New and Big-
, DJL OI . of what is left " 3l!i)iia '
Buyers' Strike Sale con- - - ger Bargains are gotton
At 4 : 30 all suits from group 2, your pick of 01 0 7R
tinues. what is left )lUil U out and placed on sale at
m..hu,..o nt PAiA At 5: 00 all suits from group 2 your pick of Oil 7K Bigger Reductions than
Multitudes of People are what is left g0 at $ 1 I , 0
Being Benefitted At 5: 30 all suits from group 2 your pick of flQ 7c
what is left go at pUi I 3
Given Away Free! a!k YJaMi all theSiX Jjifeluf 2 Given Away Free!
to any women present that can wear tho sizes that are left.
'J ake it from i;s, and come at the start as you will get first pick and get your choice of tho best suits that money will
buy for less than ono-half value. Come, don't let your neighbors beat you to it, BE ON HAND.
r Or INCORPORATED
DRY GOODS WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING SHOES
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON, MANAGER