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NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY North Platte by basketball team.) Paxton Tlmo. i INTERESTING ITEMS FROM EX-. CHANGES WHICH REACH j ont DESK, j HBET PRICES SOON I A wire from tho Orent Wostern Sug-, m Company, rocolvotl today, Btntos; thoy hope to nnnounoa tuo vjsi price oa boots cnrly next weok. Hcrshoy TJmcs. A POOI) MOVE All Kolth county- pooplo who itro in torostcd In bettor poultry and bottor poultry houses will nccotnpny Mrs. Otto Hnrdosson, chairman at tho Vntl product poultry committee, to North Platto WodnoBday morning whero the oxporlmon station pooplo will bcliosts of tho day. Visitors will bo mot at tho train nnd conducted to tho farm whoro Improved poultry housing and nlohodH will bo studied. Kolth County Nows. LOCAL AND PERSONAL RALPH'S OPPORTUNTY A change has boon made in tho management of tho Contos Lumber & I rioal Co. Ralph Coatos, for u numbor I ot months gcnoral handy man about , tho yard, has assumed tho position of j aanngor, taking placo of .Too Clark who has. been tit tho hoad of tho bus iness for several yours. Joo Is just loafing at prosent nnd has not dooldod what ho will do. Muxwoll Tolopost. WH WILL LOOK l-'OH IT Tho publicity comtnlttoo of tho (Jhombor of Commoro wlahos to an nounoo that they doslro to havo nows itoms of community Interest handed to . any mombor of the cominltteo, and theso itoms will bo sont to tho Omaha papers. Comploto nrrangomontH for this kind of publicity has bon inndo by tho committee. Tho Publicity com-! xnlllco Is F. U Whllolock, A J. Jorgon Ron nnd II. P. Kepler. Help kcop tho city of SIdnoy before itoo worltll Sidney Tolograph. SHOWS SURPLUS. Monday ovonfng tho unnunl meeting of tho Wallace Commercial Club was held in tho Sponcor hall building with a fair roprosontntlon of tho mcmbors out. Offlcorn for tho ensuing year wero olocted and othor business was taken enro of at that tlmo. F. W. Marshall was ro-olectod pros Idont; 15. il. Smith olected vlce-proo-Idont; Dr. C. It. Crozlor, secretary nnd Floyd Ferrell, treasurer. A report and survoy of tho Club's work nnd transactions during tho past yoar, made by II. B. Olson, was road nnd it wns dcelded to accept tho re port and that tho Club tender to Mr. Olson, now nt Maxwell, tho thanks of tho organization for his work during tho lust year. Ilalnnco in the bank $84.25. Wallace Winner. NO PICTURE SHOW Aftor March 4th, tho outortalnmont commlttco M. W. A. will uso tho hall on Friday nights, tho nbovo data bolng tho last of tho rogular Friday night plcturo showH. Tho commlttco wish to uso tho hall to put on a series of on tertalnmontB and dances, which will ho of almost wockly occurronco. Tho plcturo show man gladly gtvos up this night to tho commlttco, as tho Friday night shows havo not paid oxpensos for several months. Thoro will bo an riccnslonnl Bhow until tho maohlno can bo sojd, but t over two or three shows a month. Urady Vindicator. HOSPITALITY Wo wero mot by tlireo ot tho St, Patrick girls, who oocorlcd uh to tho ttohool. Wltllo hero wo woro taken through tho difforont rooms ot the building. Wo spont somo tlmo In tho laboratory, whoro wo "wore shown a rory interesting collection of zoology Hpocimons. Then threo of tho girls on lertalned us by giving short readings. Aftor this wo Jlurnoyod to town and toad Hitppor, then wo prepared for tho gamo. Aftor tho gamo wo spont most of our tlmo In tho depot, waiting for Jio train. (Account of tho trip mado to .NEW GOLF LINKS Local golf onthuslasls, of which thoro aro qulto ft numbor, rocontly held n meotlng ad nftcctcd u tcmpor mry orgalzatlon of tho O.othonburg Country Club, with J. C. Holmes, pres ident; Dr. E. C. Stovonson, vlcc-pro'sl-dont; and C. A. McVickor secretnry trcasuror. Thoso interested In tho gamo havo boon using tho F. II. Rico pastur west ot tho lake, moroly placing cups in favorablo spots without attempting to level tho grcons. This pasturo has been leased for tho,comlng yoar by tho club and work will now bo dono toward making It a rogular golf course A plan has been nrrangod for a nine holo courso of 3250 yards, and tho lay of tho land Is such that ono of tho sportiest golf courses in tho stale con Up madcv0Jthonburg Tlmosi SPECIAL PIANO BARGAIN Wo havo a high grado piano stored in North Platto which must bo sold. Will greatly sacrlflco prlco for quick snlo to savo oxponsc. Terms glvon responslblo porson. Go cxamlno it. Wrilo us offor. All information given by writing Tho Donvor Music Com pany, Donvor, Colorndo. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS. ' If you havo a farm, ranch or city proporty to sell or oxchnngo I can do this If prlco Is RIGHT. List your dcaltf with mo E. A. OLSON Call 323 Evonlng 1130 4 Pipeless Furnace Do you want a furnace that is gas tight, built liko an ongino bollor. This cut shows you tho best pipo or pipe less furnaco for tho money in tho U. S. A. You can get it at tho right price anil proper installation at ' . Wm. Waldorf's PLUMBING AND HEATING SilOP,. 510 Locust Strcot. Phono 517 Mutual Building & Loan Association of North Platte. INCORPORATED IN 1887. Resources $1,370,427.14. v SAFETY FIRST. Investors in this association got tho benefits of tho following requirements of tho laws of Nebraska under which it is operating: First. Tho association is required to invest only in first mortgages on real estate or tho stock of this associa tion. Second. Such investments aro non-negotiable and non-assignablo, and can only bo discharged by payment direct to tho association. This is a very important pro tection not available to uny financial institution oxcept Building & Loan Associations. Third. Tho association is subject to tho supervision of the State Banking Board. How woll tho Interests of tho Investors in this as sociation have been safeguarded is ovidenced by tho fact .that in tho moro than thirty threo years of its operation not ono dollar has been lost. T. C PATTERSON, BESSIE fTsALISBURY, President. Socrotarr. Mrs. W. If. Camblln, of Urady, spent Saturday In tho city. E. B. Baker, of Horslioy, transacted buslnoss in the city Saturday. Mrs. Fred Petorson and daughter Graco, of Sutherland, wero city visit-1 ors Saturday. J A baby boy wns born to Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Baylo at tho General Hospital ! Saturday morning. j Miss Grace Swunson camo down; from Horshoy Saturday to spend the weok ond with hor paronts. Harold Petorson nrrlvod from Lin-, coin Sunday to visit at tho homo of his brother Homer Peterson. ( Miss Helon Nichols, of Oshkosh, nc-! companlod Mrs P. J. Wurtolle to the city Friday to spend a few days. John Vroman, who has- been tuklng txoatmoiit In tho Gonornl Hospital loft for his homo In Gothonburg Saturday. ! Marlon Williams, daughter ot E. G.j Williams, was opornted on for ton sllltls Saturday morning at tho Gon ornl Hospital. JoBpohlno Hoover returned to her homo In Horshoy Saturday after tak-j lng troamont In tho General Hospltnl! for somo tlmo. Mrs. Honry Drumm, of Santa Bar bara, California, who has boon the gueBt of Mrs. B. E. Koontz and Mrs. j Virgil Lowls, loft Saturday for a short visit In Mnxwcll. ( Mrs. Dalo It. Holland and son Jimmy! roturned to their homo In Greeley, Colorado Sundny aftor visiting nt tho homo of her slstor Mrs. George Trcx lor for threo wcoks. I AT THE SUN, 3 DAYS commencing March! 1st. Two Shows each afternoon and night. S MATINEE 2:15 and 4:05. " NIGHT 7:15 and 9:00 P. M. Ed Kierig, Auctioneer. General Farm Sales A Specially, also Real Estate References nnd Dntcs, First Nntlonnl Bnnfe. Res. JOO East 3rd St. Phono 01S T. E. Doollttlo, March lird, 2 miles West of State Farm. Mrs. Sam. Workman, March 8th, 9 miles west of North Platto. E. G. Nelson, March 9th, 11 miles Northeast of Brady. W. M. Pall, March 1G, 15 mllos oast of North Platto. It. U. McMastors, March 7, 4 miles North ot North Platto. F. H. Johnson, March 17, 9 miles southwest of North Platto. Ralph Sopor, March 22, 8 miles northeast or North Platte. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents PAULINE FREDERICK I Bo IT KNOWN: That wo, tho under- signed, do horoby In pursunnco of tho laws of tho Stnlo ot Nebraska, associ ate ourselves together as a body cor porato In manner and for tho purposo herein after set forth. I. Tho natno of this corporation shall bo thQ Platte Vnlloy Poultry Associa tion. II. Tho offices of tho association shall bo kept in tho city of North Platte, Ne braska, and tho prlncipnUplaco for the transaction ot its business shall bo In Lincoln County, NobraBkn. ' III. " Tho term of tho existence ot this ussoclutlpn shall bo twenty (20) years. IV. Tho Capital stock of this associa tion shall bo one Thousand Dollars ($1000.00) divided Into shares of Ten Dollars ($10.00) each, of which capi tal stock at least Fifty Dollars ($50.00) shall ho subscribed and fully paid be fore tho commencement of tho busi ness of this association, nnd no stock holder Bhall bo allowed to hold or bo the owner uf moro than one share. V. Tho objoct and gonoral nature of tho business to bo transacted by this association, and for which It Is being I croatcd shall bo to placo on public ox-1 hlbltlon or show, poultry for the pur poso ot demonstrating nnd oncour uging poultry breeders to halse a high er standard of poultry perfection and egg productions. VI. Tho business and affairs of this as soclnlon shall bo managed and direct ed by a board of directors to bo elected by tho stock-holders from among their numbor and not otherwiso, which olec tlon shall be by ballot, ench stock holder having but ono voto, and which eloctlon shall bo hold on the date of the organization of this association, which board of dlroctorB Bhall elect and chooso from their numbor a Pres dont, VIco-ProBldont, Secretary and Tronsurer, and all elections for direct ors thereafter Bhall bo hold annually on tho Ilrst Saturday ot February nt tho office ot this association. VII. Tho Stock-holders at any annual or spoclal meotlng eloctlon may adopt any by-laws for tho culdance and di rection of Bald board ot directors as may bo deemed pronor by a mntorltv of thavotcs cast at suck election, and a majority of said board ot directors snail constitute a quorum to do bual noss, nnd said stock-holdors sha.ll bo oiumeu io ono voio only and tho right to voto by proxy nronorlv nuthcntl- catod will bo lawful. VIII. Tho board ot directors shall havo tho goncral mnnngomont of the busl uosb of this assocaton, and aro limit ed in tholr authority as to contracting any indebtedness ovor and nbovo tho cash in tho Troasury. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Wo. tho undersigned Incorporators liorcun? u obi. our iiiwiuH UI1U nmxod our Big' natures hereto this 2Gth day of Fobru nry, 1921. John A. McDonald. M. C. Rogers. L. F. Simon. R. II. Jnndobour. Edw. Walker. Arthur Q. Artz. R, McFnrland. " L. I. Tuckor, S. 8. Mongol. Frank Noel. MADAME X Adapted from the French, of ALEXANDER BISS0N by anvnigement with HENRY WSAVAGE Sj ujxecvea. oy m- FRANK LLOYD ffi A-2-3 Co! LE When In North Platto stop at tti N'ew Hotel Palace and Cafe. You will ip treated well. 68tt i.t j; S.J J. S.TWINEM. MD. Homepalhic Physician & Surgeon General Practice and Construction Surgery. g Hospital Accomodations Platte Yalley Hospital. ': Former Name 'Twinem Hospital". NORTH PLAnE, NEBRASKA. b:::::s::::k::::::::::::k::::::::::k Office 340 House 1257 DR. W. I. SHAFFER Osteopath Physician Over the Oasis. North Platte. Or. L. J. KRAUSE, Dentist. Mc Donald Bank Hnilding. Rooms S & 3. Phono 07. 42tf Dlt. J. It. McKIIlAHAN l'rncllco Limited to Diseases of Women nnd Surgery OVER REXALL DRUG STORE Phones Offlco 113 RcBldenco 265 DIL ItEDFIELD riiyslclnii, Obstctrlctnn Surccon, X-Bay Calls PrompUj Ansnercd Night or Dy Phone Office G12 Residence 676 MRS, M. HENRY GILFOYL Teacher ot VOICE CULTURE and tho ART OF SINGING. Resldouco Studio: 108 West 3rd, City NORTH PLATTE ..General Hospital.. (Incorporated) One Hall Block Nortb ol Postoftice. Phone 58 A modern institution for the cientific treatment of medical, surgical and confinement caaei. 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. HAROLD FEITNER Ostoopntli Over Hlrschf eld's Office Phono 333 Res. Phono 1020 DRS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors 5, 6, 7 Building & Loan Building. Offlco Phono 70. Res. Phone 1243 Office phone 241. ReB. phone 217 L. C . DROST. 'Oifeopalhlc Physician. North Plntte, - - Nebraska. Knlebts of Columbus Building. Oral Prophylaxis Mouth Hygiene HOWARD YOST Dental Surgeon Phono 307 Twlnom Dldg- IV. T. 1'RITCIIABD, Graduuto Votorlnnrlan EiXrQorornmont Votorlnarlan and ex assistant deputy State Veterinarian Hospital 81S South Ylae Street Hospital Phone Black 633 House Phone Black 633 GEO. B. DENT, Physician nnd Surgeon. (SpcIal AttosUflH GItoh to Sarsery nnd Obstetrics. Office: Building tt Loan Building Phones: Offlco 130, Roaldenca HE DR. S. E. 1IUPFER - Chiropodist nnd Foot Specialist FOOT COarFORT. ARCH BUILDING. Corns, Callouses, and Ingrowing Too Nails Removed and Ulcers cured. Bunions treated and all other Ail ments of tho Foot. OVER CASH MEAT MARKET. NOTICE OF SALE Notico is hereby given that on Sat urday, February 2G, 1921, at 2 o'clock P. M. at tho County Jail at tho corner of Third and Locust streots in tho City of North Platto, County of Lincoln and State of Nebraska, I, A. J. Salisbury, Sheriff of said county, will sell at pub lic auction, to Uo highest bidder for cash, tho following described person al property, to-wlt, ono Butter-Kist Popcorn machine, with salted peanut attachment, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy n certain Judgment obtained by Holcomb & Hoko Mfg. Co., a corporation, plaintiff, against H, G. Sudman, defendant, in tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, on Decembor 7, 1920, for tho sum ot Nino Hundred Seventy-one and 05-100 Dollars (f971.05) with in terest at seven por cent per annum from tho date ot said Judgment, and tho costs of said action and of this salo, said property having been levied upon by me, upon execution to satisfy said Judgment. Dated February 11, 1921. A. J. SALISBURY, F1G-25 Sheriff of Lincoln County. Nebraska. ORDER FIXING CLAIM DAYS. JOHN S. SDDIS, M. D. Special Attention Given to Surgery McDonald Bank Building Office Phono 88 Residence 58 In tho Matter of tho Estate of Nettle A. Yohe, Deceased. Now on tills 4th day ot Fobruary, 1921, it Is ordered by tho Court that tho oxecutors bo allowed ono year from this dato in which to sottlo said Estate, and creditors will bo allowed until tho 8th day of Juno, 1921, to file their claims, aftor sold dato, claims will be forever barred. That on tho 8th day of March, 1921, and tho 8th day of Juno, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. of each ot said days, tho court and tho Executors will attend at tho coun ty court room In Bald county, to re colvo, examine, hear, allow, and ad Just claims. That notico of this order bo given creditors and all porsons in terested in said Estato by publication of a notico for four Buccosslvo wcoks Immediately procedlng tho 8th day of March, 1921, in tho North Platto Soml Weokly Tribuno, a legal soml-weokly nowspapor printed and published in Lincoln County, Nebraska. (SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODHURST, F8M4 County Judge.