NORTH. PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY THIBUNE
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iLOCAL AND RKItSONAL
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Mlna Brostel loft Wednesday for nil
eastern trip.
Keith NovtlJe has returned from n
fihort business trip to Chicago. - ,
Onion sets and gardon socds nt Mc
Oovorn & Stack. Phono. 80-81. Freo
delivery.
Airs. J. E Uuesiiovcnt to .Lexington
WednoMilay to nttind the "wedding of
her nleco v
Mrs. Jami3 Dodd of Gothenburg,
was the Guest of her daughter Mrs. L.
It. Soulcs this week.
Mr Weekly, cf (iothenburg, camo
Wednesday In with Mrs. L. P.
Soulcs for a few days.
N. E. Buckley rotun k- from Omahn
yesterday whco l.o has been visiting
his wife who Is taking treatments In
that city.
AuaMn Jicdell, vho was operated on
at the Mayo Bros, hospital tho first ol
the week, s repritcd to bo getting a
Icng nicely.
The County Commissioners and
Surveyor left Wednesday for a trip
north of Sutherland ' to tho county
lino to locato n now road.
Mrs. Tat McGraw Wednesday ac
companied her sister, Mrs. Itlchard
sonr to Kochcster, Minnesota, whero
alio will enter the Mayo Bros, hos
pital. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
North Platto Floral Co. Flowers.
W. Twelfth Street Phono 1023
Wo deliver and Bhlp anywhere
A number of friends of Miss. Sarah
Kluater tendered her a surprise party
Wednesday evening at tho David
Matches home. Games woro played af
ter which refreshments were served.
Tho Cody Campflro ' group met at
tho homo of Hazel Purdy Wednesday
evening and besides tinnsacting sotno
business matters the ylrls worked on
their ceremonial goais. A light lunch
was served.
The Court of Houor of tho Local
Council of tho Boy Scouts gavo- ex
aminations to a large class of tender
foot scouts this week and passed a
bout 150 to tho Second Class. They
will haw undertake to qualify for First
Class Scouts.
Tho Campfire Guird'ans aro re
quested to see that Mrs. Crosby has a
list of all local honors earned by tho
girls of their o.spectivo groups, bc
foro Saturday evening, togother with
any ranks that aro to bo given.
The Maintenanco ct Way Depart
ment of tho Union Pacific at this ter
irlnal has received word that those
employe 1 lu that department aro to
Havo a nix my week from now on in
stead of a five day week which has
been tho rule for some timo.
W. R. Malonqy Company has a
unique exhibit in the window of the
hardware department. It consists of
various machines and supplies for
poultry raisers, including a Buckeye
incubator at work and a brooder with
llttlo-chlckens ranning-ftreund-ltv
.Over 3000 of tho large firms of tho
country have standardized op Dodge
cars and havo "Meets of from 3 cars up
to the ileet of 800 owned by the
General Cigar Cos Extreme merit got
this business, and will eventually get
your business if'you have need for a
good car.' J.. V. Romlgh, Dealer.
Tho report'of Miss Lorotta Murphy,
City Librarian for the montlj-of. Feb
ruary shows 15G new borrowers havo
taken out cards. Tho total circula
tion, of books was 375G. Of these 180S
were adult and 1948 wero juvqnile.
Tills does not include tlie- books which
woro taken out and used in the" read
ing room for research work.
HOW.3IUC1I JIAS THK COST OF
iiivns'o 'iTkcheasku SINCE v
THIS TIME LAST l'EAKl
Yosterday wo asked Ed. Gamblo of
Gamblo with Springer to glvo us fig
ures as to the selling price of somo of
the common articles of food on March
first or thereabout In 1920 and tho
prico on tho same articles on March
first 1921. Ho looked through his old
sales slips and Invoices and tho fol
lowing is from his report:
1920 1921
Sugar, per lb ... 15 10
Flour, ppr 48 lbs 3.40 2.40
Potatoes, per bushel 5.75 1.25
Cabbage, per lb. 15 04
Dry beans, por lb. 12 8
Hlce, per pound 18 09
Bread, ,per loaf 15 12
Milk,, per quart 13 12
Eggs, por dozen 55 28
Creamery butter 68 53
Lemons, per dozen 45 30
Oranges, por dozen 75 GO
Lard, per pound 35 17
Beef steak, por pound 35 30
Roast beef, -per pound 30 20
Coffee, por pound 50 38
Honey, per pound - 35 25
Bananas, nor pound 15 12
Syrup, por gallon", white v1.10 90
Oat Meal, per packago 38 33
LAST CAGE GAME OF SEASON
1IIUXGS YICTOItl' FOIl jfOHTIl
PLATTE HIGH SCHOOL1
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Last evening tbe local quintet met
the Gothenburg basket tossers In ono
of the fastest games of tho season.
The final scoro was 37 to 20 In favor
of North Platte. The Cadet band fur
nished music and tho Juniors sold
candy. Tho team is in readiness for
tho tournament which will bo held in
Lincoln next week. Tho boys will
leave Monday for that city.
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Mrs. T. K. Nowmoyor le,ft his morn
ing for Sutherland to visit for a tow
days before leaving for Texas whero
the Nowmeyors will mako their future
home. 0
Mrs. James Hart left Wednesday
for Rockford, 111., where sho was call
ed by tho death of hor nelco Mrs. Jul
ian Weslow. Mrs. Wcslow will bo re
membered by North Platto friends as
Miss Julfn Hayes who vlsltod hero
two years ago and made many friends.
She died at San Antonio, Texas and
tho body will bo accompanied by Mrs.
Hart from Chicago to Rockford where
interment will be made.
Mr. Barrlball. Scout Executive of
the Local Council of ti t Boy Scouts,,
tells us of a prominent, business man
who recently described enthusiastic
ally tho wonderful success ho had re
cently luil with, a certain Boy's Club
in which he was interested. Ho ex
plained that Ms problem of interest
and attendance was solved by nienni
ot boxing wTrr.UI'i? and 4 "big feed"
at every mont.tlv meolln?. A scout
master replied "Llvo Mock will come
to a feed; scouting has no problem of
interest and attendance when the of
ficials are trained.'
Petitions were.drculato(Lyo3terday
and filed with City Cleric lsuier tins
morning asking for' tho n6mi-
nafion of M. 1 5, lidsoy, and Wm. J.
Ilendy as members 'f the Board of
Education. T vo mcn.bers aro to bo
fiOlect'e.dat the regular city election
XprillSlhii' Thofao. whoLo terms expiro
at tnat timu ar ikk iiioer ana j.
anderhoof. M.r. Elder lias served for
a Jong timo ai.d aeKs his friends to
let' him off now, Mr. vandorhoof has
served two lor na and on account of
his health it is understood ho would
not accept ai.other term. Both of
thoso men lnne maue good records
And the thanks o ,tho community
piould bo oxlttidnd to them for their
services.
Save Money by Raising Your Own
Eggs and Chickens
By the aid of the
Buckeye Incubator & Brooder
Good hatches are assured, os this machine is
guaranteed to hatch every fertile egg.
The fresh air in the Buckeye brooder makes
the chicks grow.
Portable and can be satisfactorily operated
anywhere.
W. R. Maloney Co.
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PUBLIC SALE!
jflgppfr ED. KIERIG qQpMfi
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I will sell at my place 9 miles northwest of North Platte, known as the Seibolt farm, on ,
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921,
" . The following described property consisting of
27 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Span of geldings G years old, weight 2700, span mares 5 years old, weight 2200, span brown mares 4 and 5 years
old, weight 2000, span of greys, mare and gelding, 3 years old weight 2000, span sorrel mares 3 years old weight 1900,
sorrel mare 5 years old weight 1200, bay gelding 4 years old weight 1000, bay gelding 3 years old weight 1000, roan
saddle mare smooth mouth weight 950, three 3 year old colts, yearling colt, span of mules coming 3 and 4 years old
weight 2000, span of mules 3 years old weight 1800, span of mules 3 years old weight 1800, span of mules 2 and 3 years
old weight 1700, 2-year-old mule.
32 HEAD OF CATTLE
Ten head of good milch cows, some fresh, others fresh soon, 3 to 7 years old; four red heifers coining 3 years old
fresh soon; three red steers coming 3 years old; 15 head of yearling calves. r
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ONE DOZEN GUINEAS
FARM MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC.
Two real good wagons 3i,i inch tires, good gear and rack, spring wagon, Nisco manure tipreador practically new,
7-ft. Deering Binder, three G-ft Djering mowers, 8-ft. Standard mower, two 12-ft. rakes both .new last spring, two
Champion hay sweeps pUBh stacker, P and O wide tread lister, Emerson G-shovol cultivator, disc cultivator, John
Deere two-row, double shovel cultivator, Good Enough 14-inch riding plow, lG-Inch Viding plow, disc,'3-sectlon har
row, two walking plows, breaking plow, steering plow, anvil and drill, four 50-gallon steel barrels, two 25-gallon
steel barrels, six sets of Concord work harness, two sets of buggy harness, two saddles, DcLaval cream separator size
No. 15, Titan tractor 10-20'h. p., Case baler 9-ft. steel tank, grind stone, 75 bushels of corn, 15-gallon churn, 15-gallon
steel kettle, Garland heating stove and other things too numerous to mention.
SALE COMMENCES AT J 2:30
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $20 and under cash, on sums over $20, G months time will be given on bankable pa
per bearing 10 per cent interest from date of sale.
S. SAM WORKMAN, ADMINISTRATOR.
It. C. LANGEOItD, Clerk.
HI), KIEHIG, Auctioneer.
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The Post Office forco Is having an
interesting timo this week preparing
for the annual case examination on
Nebraska to routes. Every clerk must
pass this examination with a speed of
not less than soven cards a minute
and at least 95 accurate. Tho ap
panitus consists of a caso with about
eighty compartments. Each is named
as a mall routo In Nebraska. Over
1000 cards aro furnished oacl? bearing
tho name of a post office In Nebraska
on ono sldo and on tho other tho name
f tho County nnd tho routo. Tho job
is to distribute thoso cards which rep
resent letters, quickly and arairato
ly. Tho examiner will bo hero tomor
row or Monday.
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Dr. L. J. KKAUSE, I)otlsl. Mc-
Donnld Hank Building. Rooms 2 & S.
rhono 07. 42tf
How Women Can Use Our Bank
CHECKING ACCOUNTS ior housewives,
businesswomen, and professional women.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS for the farmer's
wife who sells produce, lor the mother
who wants an educational fund for the kid
dies, for girls on salaries saving for a
trousseau.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for those who
have deeds, heirlooms or important papers
for safekeeping.
We count it a privilege to be of service to
our women customers make this bank
your bank.
The Platte Valley State Bank
NORTH PLATTE, NEB.
Anuabello Uanta loft for Iowa this
morning where sho will attend school.
Hales Spain, of Lincoln, visited Er
nest Rlnckor yesterday onrouto west.
Thoro will bo a dauco this evening
In tho K. O. Hall. Music will bofur
nlshed by Van Doran'sf Novelty Orchestra.
Health After Chronic Indigestion
When a dlseaso persists for a groat r
length of timo it becomes what 1h
known as chrohla Mnny porsoris"
havo chronic Indigestion without ap
parently being, unhealthy. Thoy havqj
to bo constantly watchful of what thoyr
eat, and somo things thoy liko must
bo avoided entiroly,
Whon a dlsoaso becomes chronic it.lfw
a certain Indication that tho can so is)
doep-Boatcd, that It lies In Boino struc3.r
tural dofoct of tho body which can on
ly bo righted by chiropractic splnalr
mmtiiTimllriuiiiiTtTmiuiTuii
adjustments, When tho spinal Joints
at "stomach placo" aro out of align
ment and aro pressing upon tho spinal
nervo opening, (hero is stomach wcak
noss, either chronic or cortaln to bc
corno chronic, unless tho structural
defect is corrcccd by adjustments.
This Is tho sorvlqo tho chiropractor of
skill rondors.
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ACT TODAY
Dolay postpones loalth.
Consultation Is wjtho'ut
chargo or. obligation.
Drs. States & States,
The L S. C. Chiropractors.
Uulldlng nnd Loan Building
North IMntte Nebraska.
CHIROPRACTIC
CORRECTS-.
DISEASES ATHE FOLLOWING
5pinal
HEAD
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CAR
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THROAT
ARMS
HEART
LUNG3
LIVER
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PANCREAS
SPLEEN "
KIDNEYS
DOWELS
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PROPER IMPULSES
(LIFE AND HEALTH)
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