NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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roopio that need mws for ovory movo
they mnko do not enro much for tlio
progress of tholr town. Hersliov
Times.
Spring Is Here
Cone in and see our full line of
John Deere Implements
NEW COUNTY AGENT
Chester H. Grnu of Douglas county
has neroptcd tho position of County
Agdnt of Keith County for tho fol
lowing year and will tnko up his duties
on or before April 1st
Mr. (Jrau la a young man of pleas
ing address, whoso, family havo been
farmers for sovoral generations Ho
has spent four years In tho university,
and all who mot him when ho wbb hero
to llrst of tho week confidently ex
pect him to mnko good from tho strt.
After April 1st, It will ho a part of his
business to got acquainted with every
citizen of Keith County Keith County
News.
Manure Spreaders, Sulky Plows, Power Lift
Listers, Harrows, Grain Drills and Wagons.
The Leypoldt-Pennington
Co
BUILDING PLANNED
The ScotUMuff lodgo of Elks at a
recent meeting definitely decided to
abandon tho idea of purchasing olthor
tho TrlStato building or tho Lincoln
Hotel for an Elks' homo, but decided
to t purchase lots and erect a now
bi nding. It wns voted to purchaso tho
KlmbroiiRh lots situated ono block
north of tho North hotel, which were
purchased at a consideration of $10,
000 Tho property conslts of four
lots facing Uroadway. It Is under
stood that architects aro to begin at
onco to prepare plans and work to
commenco on tho building as quickly
as possible, Tho building ns planned
when completed will represent an ex
penditure of somothlng llko $100,000.
Tho lodgo now has a membership of
over fiOO with now membors being
taken In ovory mooting if will soon bo"
ono of tho strongest lodges in tho
state- Goring Courier.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. It. II. "Wagner and Mrs. J. 011
jr of Omaha, who Is tho guest of
Mrs. Wagner, returned Sunday from a
short visit In Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor llomigli return
ed from Omaha Friday evening aftet
visiting their son who has been tak
ong treatment In that city.
"Work began last week at tho North
River bridge. The city has stationed
a man thoro who is to direct dump
ing. A lot of brush has been hauled
there and thrown into tho river, build"
ing a jetty to protect tho banks of the
river from being washed. Several of
those jetties will bo built along tho
south bank of the river and tho lnter
Tenlng space will sorvo as a dump
ground. Tho field to the west of tho
bridge Is to be" fenced so that no more
dumping will take place there and
tho refuse that has been placed on Uiat
side will bo dressed up to improve tho
appearance.
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SPECIAL PIANO BARGAIN
Wo have a high grade piano stored
in North Platte which must bo sold.
Will greatly sacrlfico price for quick
sale to save expense. Terms given
responslblo person. Go examine it.
Write us offer. All information given
by writing The Denver Music Com
pany, Denver, Colorado.
The two year old daughter of Claudo
Lonco was scalded last week when
Bho stopped into a pan of boiling
wator. Tho burns wore very painful.
.-Wanted Stock to pasture Plenty
of salt and wator. Ora Wilson, North
Platto.
J. V. Romigh returned from attend
ing tho Omaha Auto Show Friday
night Ho reports that a number of
good sales were mado at to show.
Dealers in attendance told him of a
general revival In business in to larg
er places especially.
Tho O. R. C. special oar will pass
though tho city the 29th of this month
entoute to Denver whore a largo
class will bo initiated. The degree
team of Chicago will bo In chargo of
tho class. Any ono wishing to mako
reservations on this train can mako
arrangements with Chas. Yost. One
car. will bp picked yp hero. . .
Tho Lincoln County Eighth Grade
examination will bo given April 7th
and 8th, and May Bth and Gth. Teach
ers must notify mo boforo March 23d
the number of pupils they havo In
their school who wish to tako these
examinations.
AILEEN G. COCHRAN,
County Supt
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SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
North Platto Floral Co. Flowers.
W. Twelfth Street Phono 1023. Wo
deliver and ship anywhere.
WHAT OTHER
PAPERS SAY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM EX
CHANGES WHICH REACH
OUR DESK.
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We have some very choice, well located lots for sale
at attractive prices, also some very fine residence proper
ties. These properties we offer at figures considerably
lower than the buildings alone can be erected for today.
We have many propositions to offer those who wish to
make a profitable investment.
Come in and see us, or phone 145.
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Roberts Brothers Land Co.
SPECIAL SALE OF
6,000 MILE
GUARANTEED TIRES
30x3 $10.50
30x3 1250
32x3 15.70
31x4 $17.50
33x4 22.30
34x4 23.00
We have just made a very fortunate purchase of tires
at less than manufacturers cost, which enables us to
make these prices which are about half the regular list
and no war tax.
You Get the Advantage of Our Large
Buying Power
ADAIR-LEE RUBBER CO.
Three Stores; North Platte, Omaha, Malvern, Iowa
NO SHOOTING
Much complaint la coming to this
offico about sovoral boys around town
employing Sundays as a target prac
tico day With rlflo and revolver. A
stray bullet may hit and wound somo
person if tho evil Is not stopped. Of
ficer Cardwoll informs tho Enterprise
that lie has his eyes on sevoral lads
whom, if they don't watch their stop,
will go before Judge Dorris for cor
rection. Arthur Enterprise.
WIDE OPEN
A now card game introduced in this
city has 'cm all going, old as well as
young. It takes six to play tho game
and about a dozen to look on. It has
a grip of fascination to it that will
cause tho benedicts to brave tho wrath
of their Irate wives by being late to
meals, tho young men to forgo dates
mado with iprospectivo mates. Thore's
many a good laugh in every gamo for
players and bystanders. Sutherland
Courier.
A GOOD IDEA
Dollar Day. That sound good. Wal
lace merchants havo caught tho spirit
of sacrifice to give the buyer an op
portunity to purchaso at very reason
able figures and to stimulate the
trade. So next week don't fall to
notlco tho page of specials. Remember
tho date, Saturday, March 20 just a
week off.
If this proves successful, which It
undoubtedly will, ono day each month
will ho set apart to bo known as Dol
lar Day, when bargains will bo offered
at very low prices. Wallace Winner.
FORT McPIIERSON
Tho national comctory at Maxwell
Nob., tho only ono In Nebraska, Is to
bo enlarged. Tho plat, now compris
ing eighty acres, will bo increased by
tho addition of twenty more. Mnny
families aro requesting that tho bodies
of their dead from overseas bo placed
horo with tho horoos of tho Civil war
and Spanish-American war. Tho com"
etory is called after old Ft. McPherson
which occupied tho same ground. Co
zad Local.
A NATURAL SIMP
Many of tho girls in "Princess
CItry8antomom" borrowed thoir "cus
toms" from their cuAoiners. Tho
writor remembers an operetta given
many years ago. Thoro was a real
"Klmp" in tho cast, and a natural simp
of tho town took tho part Ho wns
much worried over planning or se
curing a suitablo costumo, and at ov
ory rehearsal ho shouted, "Oh, girls,
what will I do for a custam! A cus
tom, a custom Gothenburg Independent.
LEAVING LINCOLN COUNTY
R. S. . Ericson departed Sunday
morning with his car of goods for
Canon City. Colo., whoro ho has pur
chased a tract of land. Mr. Ericson
will go Into tho chlcktin business on
an extensive scale, and ho oxpects
his farm horo to supply ample food for
his flock thoro, the prico of grain at
Canon City boing moro than double
tho prico horo. Wo all wish Roynl suc
cess in his undertaking. Brady Vindicator.
GOOD DOPE ,
Tho person or persona who do not
respect tho offorts of tho Community
Club In putting In tho dummy nollco
mon nt tho Intersections of Horshey
streets, without having to havo laws
parsed to enforce tho traffic about
SIDNEY CHAMBER OP COMMERCE
Wednesday, at Hornaday's, at noon,
tho congenial company of community
men, with a number of faces thoro
making their initial nippoaranco among
thorn, disposed of tho meal prepared
especially for their dolectation, and
then gave tholr attention t,o tho dis
cussion of questions which" moro Im
mediately needed nctlon. Chairman
Miles called uppon Dr. Rocho to re
port progress upon tho hospital move
ment. Tho Doctor did so to tho extent
lint he wns, Informed that tho ownor,
II. R. Fuller, had carried forward tho
work and that contracts for various
parts had been lot and tho work of
romodoling was undor way. Ho fur
ther stated that the. manager, Mrs.
Tlostottor, had reported thnt her or
dorr had been placed for furnishings,
and that ovory outlook was to tho
probability of tho hospital boing opon
od on tho dnto sot, April 15th.
Attorney Kapplor was called to re
port on tho band. ITo snld that tho
band was no longer a prospect, hut n
fact Ho stated that at tho last meet
ing, Monday, tho leader, Mr. Goldlng,
had roported thoro wcro twenty-seven
members, that music was horo and
that tho boys had porformed thoir' first
number "Bluo Bolls," suite creditably.
Frank Whitlock roported on base
ball. Ho stated that thoy had pledged
$4,000 and had their plnyers listed and
thnt when another similar sum hnd
been pledged, thoy would bo ready to
sign up. Air. Pliolns was called and
continued on tho baseball project. -Sidney
Tolcgrmph.
ROBIN HOOD ITEMS
This paper in commenting on tho com
ing of "gobln Hood" endeavors to give
public information rater than propa
ganda. That many desire this Infor
mation there enn bo no doubt, and
Manager Baldwin seeks to furnish it.
and is mooting with every encourage
ment in promoting tho coming en
gagements at tho Koith on Monday
and Tuosdny. March 28 and 29. IIo
wishes to mako it plain that this is no
"try It on tho dog" enterprise. IIo did
not contract for "Robin Hood" until
ho was assured It was an elaborate
and real production, nnd then on n
guaranty of its quality and the pub
lished fact concerning It.
The cnBt Is iirnctlcnlly tho same as
that of tho entire tour including over
two hundred cities and extraordinary
artistic and financial results ob
tained. Tho "Maid Marian" of the
cast Is Elsa Thledo whom newspaper
comments portray as a most chnnnlng
nnd capablo slngor. Harry Longstroct
still does "Llttlo John" the leading
baritone role. In which the Inlmltnble
"Brown October Ale" song is heard
with tho entire male chorus. Mr
Longslreot is easily ranked as ono of
the best of American baritones
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Mrs. J. W. Jones of Gothenburg was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Choovor rolurned to Goth
enburg aftor shopping In the city Sat
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DAIRY COWS FOR SALE
Two good grade Holsteln cows for
sale. Tho ono freshened in Dccombor
and Is now giving 0 gallons per day:
the other freshened in February and Is
now giving C gallons per day. Thoy
aro 7 years old. Thcso nro real milk
cowk Price $125.00 each.
EXPERIMENT STATION.
IX THE UNITED STATES DISTItlCT
COUItT FOR THE DISTJUCT OF
EniiASKA. NORTH PLATTE
DIVISION.
In tho mutter of Ray C. Norrls,
Bankrupt
Caso No. 83, In Bankruptcy, Volun
tary Petition.
.NOTICE OF I'UWJfl AUCTION SALE
Notlco is horoby given that pursu
ant to nn order of Court issued out
of ll.o offico of tho rofereo In bank
luntcv. for tho district of Nobrnska,
North Platto Dlvison, tho trusteo will
sell nt public auction, pioco by plcco,
to the highest bidder for cash, on tho
premises at Wollfleot, Nebraska,
beginning on March 2Cth. 1921
at 2 P. M. and closing at C P. M.; and
.continuing each day thorcaftor in tho
same rnnnnor. tho entlro stock of
goods of Ray C. Norrls, bankrupt, con
s(stln of gonornl morchnndiso, hard
wfirn nnd implemonts.
Haul solo will be for cash onlv. nnd
the continuance of said salo will bo
n' the discretion of tho Trustee.
GLADSTONE PERKIN.
Trusteo In Bankruptcy
On Sale One Day Only
Wednesday, March 23.
GENUINE AMOSKEAG CHAMBRAY
CU.r Attached WORK SHIRTS
Extra Full Cut
Large Arm Holes
Lined Collar
Lined Cuffs
Long Sleeves
Sizes 14 to 17
75
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HIRSCHFELD
North Platte's Foremost Clothiers for Men
nnd Youn& Men.
WE TEACH TOUIt DOLLARS
XO HAVE M011E CENTS
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and rote. Rtwlafti
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Just think.!
SCIENCE uses the New Edison,-
to detect vocal defects in medi
ocre singers.
Think, again! Music-lovers use the
New Edison, to enjoy the vocal
perfections of great singers:
Sorely, its marvelous realism can
bring you the world's finest music
at its finest?
That only 22 singexa, out of 3800, uni; pure note
tea beop revealed bjr tb New Edison.
DIXON, MUSIC SHOP.
7& NEW EDISON
"Tjc Phonograph wftth a SotiT"
Keith TheaSre
MONDAY Pnri TUESDAY
March 28-29
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ROBIN HOOD
Ij America's Greatresi- Coiuic Opeva,
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Now Completing Trans-Continental
Triumphal Tour
THE MUSICAL SENSA
TION OF THE LAST TWO
YEARS IN A HUNDRED
CITIES
PRICES: Lower Floor $2.00, Balcony $1.50 and $1-00
Plus War Tax.
Seat sale opens Thursday, March 24, at Keith Theatre
Box Office. Mail orders now.
