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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE . . . , . , :.: j.t :: :: :.: , 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 M 4 4 4 4 4 it DR. 0. II. CKKSSLUIt (JltADlTATK DKNT1ST Office over the McDonald Stntt Rank, LOCAL JLNJ) PERSONAL Fred 8lllu of Sutherland wa n city visitor yesterday. Mr. P. M. Burton of Welllleot was a city visitor yesterday. Notico tho Men's shirts tti the win dows nt Wilcox Department Store. C A. Corey of Sidney Is n ImslnosH visitor In tho city today. Win. Mooro of Choyenno. visited friends In tho city Sunday. J. A. Convoy of Elslo transacted business In tho city Saturday. H. M. Porter returned Sunday from a business trip to Sterling, Colo. Mrs. J. A. Vincent of Sutherland visited friends In the city yesterday. Miss Mary Ilohreu, of Maxwell visit ed with friends in tho city Saturday. Karl Prlckc. stato bank oxamlner, transacted business in tho city Satur-' day. Sco tho3o nrv Canton Gropes, tho real article, at Wilcox Department store. Fred Bladgof xeturned to Omaha this morning after Visiting friends in' tho city. Miss Betty Ray, who visited In tho city for several days left Sunday for Omaha. Miss Ruth Davidson has accepted n position in tho tolophono office as stenographer. "Peto" Lowo, general yardmaster, was In Cheycnno a few days the lattpr part of last week. Tho small son of L. Ebright under wont an operation at tho Platte Valley Hospital this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Plzer returned Sunday from a trip to Kansas City and other eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. Homor Peterson re turned from a trip to Lincoln Sunday whoro they visited friends. All tho new girdles and glrdlo rib bons are being shown by Wilcox Department Store. Miss Clara Soronson returned yes torday from Lincoln and Fremont whore she visited friends. Miss Winnie Bcauchamp has accept ed a position as bookkeeper at the Craw'ford Backers Electrical Shop. Mr. ind Mrs. F. L. Keslar, of Logan County, woro tho guests of their daugh tor M,rs. Ralph Coleman over Sunday. Harry Dixon loft Friday evening for Omaha whore he ,will visit his daugh ter Mrs. Conlln and from thcro will so to Chicago. Tho American. Legion banquet which was announced for tills week has been postponed until Wednesday '"March 30th at the Masonic Hall. North Platto High School Debating team Is matched against tho team from Hastings High School. Tho joint debate will bo hold horo in April. Has tings has just defeated tho team from Geneva and the team from Superior. Bud Boa! who wan taken to Roches ter, Minn., somo vrok ago for treat ment for a dislocated hip, la reported to be setting along nicely. Prosldont Gray, of the Union Pacific and a numbor of other high offlalnls of tho company, phased through lioi t 1 last evening enroute for the west. Considerable lumber is now begin ning to move eaat, and nearly every east bound freight train has a fow loads of lumber and building timbers In It. Rugs and oarpots thoroughly cloau ed. Electric Rug and Carpot Cleaning Co, Phono 1039W or CG1AV. Mrs. Chns. Horrod will ontorlnln a number of friends nt bridge this after noon at her homo on West Fourth Strcot In honor of Mrs. Harry Flolsh mnu of Omaha. Holy wcok services will bo hold In tho Catholic Church as follows: Thurs day nt 8 a. in., Friday at 8 a. m., and Saturday nt 7:30 a. in. Sunday servlcos will bo nbout as usual. Tho now Ico houso In tho west end ot tho freight yards being built by tho P. F. E. Co. is rapidly ncarlng com pletion. Workmen are now engaged in building tho loading platforms. Rugs dusted, cleaned or sized. Phone 103DW or GG1W. Electric Rug and Carpet Cleaning Co. W. G. Tinney, division engineer and J. A. Oilman general roadmastcr of tho Wyoming dlvlson, were making n personal Inspection of tho North Platte yards Monday afternoon. Tho chairman ot the agricultural commlttco of tho County Fair Is E. A. Olson Instead of A. E. Olson. It seems that thoro aro two men with tho snmo Initials. One Is A. E. and tlj other li E. A. Tho lnttor Is tho ono handling the agricultural affairs. Mrs. J. H. Stone and Mrs. J. F. Clabaugh entertained a number ot friends Saturday ovenlng nt a theatre party In honor of Mrs. Hnrry Fleish man of Omaha. After tho theatre tho guests enjoyed a dainty lunch at tho homo of Mrs. Clabaugh. Mrs. G. B. Dent entertained the Travol and Study Club Inst ovenlng at her homo on west Fourth street. Mrs. Roy Cochran gave a very Interesting talk and tho evening wns spent so cially. Dainty refreshments wore served at tho close of tho evening. W. J. Hendy and J. Q. Wilcox were tho principal speakers at the Rotary Club dinner yesterday. Mr. Wilcox told of visiting tho Now York City Ro tary Club 'and of tho dinner of Rotar ians on the diner when coming home. Mn.,Hondy told ot visiting the Rotary Clubs on .tho coast and of their work. Ho emphasized tho Interest takon by Rotary in the Boy Scout Movomcnt." Representatives of all state wldo farm organizations haVo been invited to send delegates to attend the meeting of March 21 at the Lindell Hotel. Lin coln, where C. H. Hyde, A."L. Middle ton and Clifford Thome, of tho Committoo of Seventeen, will explain tho proposed grain marketing plan. At this meeting delegates to tho rat itlcation convention to bo held April G at Chicago., bp chosen. Nebraska Is entitled 'to six delogatcs and one delegate at largo. Tho Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation executive bonrd, at their past meeting, endorsed tho pro posed plan which was explained to them by C, H. Gustnfson, chairman of tho Committee of Seventeen. f fir- w Hill. J H H!m E- HP At Prices You Can Easily Afford. One of the most pleasant things about the new Spring Shoes is their moderate pricing made p ossible through changed market conditions, and very careful buying. And when you see the wonderful variety of styles which have appeared for the new season you'll be enthusiastic as we are, about the beautiful footwear for spring. The smart pump illustrated is but one of the several which " -will appeal to well dressed women, it is but one of a number priced at 9 , w Comes in Kid Leather, brown, black and grey suede, $10.00 f - I Fashion permits wide lati lude for choice. The charming one strap pump comes in brown or black kid and black suedej with baby Louis heel m IE m Hi 7, Also brown kid with brown suede insert Buy Buck's -Shoes St Formerly the Shoe Market hi Hi Hi EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN MEN'S NEW SPRING CLOTHES For Example See The Fine Suits Offered at LF5 Hi Hi Hi Hi 2 2 to $37 An offering made possible by the op operation of the smallest possible margin of profit in production and retailing. This spring we hope you will look else where first, just to satisfy yourself how reasonably priced our spring clothes are. m m y; m m Hi ifi i vX KNGL1SH vrOilXN ON TUB IHISU QUKSTION. North Platto, Nobr., March 21, 1921. Editor of Tho Tribuna: North Platto, Ncbr. Dear Sir: Anont your recent editorial rcgard- Tho Spanish War VotoranB AuxlH- ATTENTION yfoati.im ary will moot Tuesday March 20th nt! On April 11, 1021, at 7.30 P M , MwUI llnd tho Drunswick Itoc-' SSSefX lVoinZ?fod ords warm with Ufa and color, and a at the K. nu 1? ifnn' vivid realistic embodiment of tho o- There' will be a W iSSuUoii w?U. music ,ut icrlnud have been Invited to brInK "loir candidates to bo lnlMntrwi ni Kates to tho Stato Conclnvo at Norfolk 8 fro,m, tllG Wostorn Part of tho State jr mm mmi iiuiuis as mr oast as Grand which Co. tlioy produce Walker lng tho situation in Ireland, tho fol-1 v......... lowing article contributed to a rocont ......,.... numbor of tho "London Times by it DltOOH SOW SALH ,nmr ,virnu nil 1 nir iivniiniii inn v . - nrovo of Interest to your readers: It Thursdny, March 21. wo will it i?..1"1..,1, L ,0..llor(:' .. Everybody turn "Tho nccoptod laws of Christianity ft soli another draft ot 40 bred " """ """" 1110 .y,"'10 "' and civilization have boon sot asldo. ' Poland China sows, duo to far- , JUST TO REMIND YOU THE NEW LOW PRICE LEVEL $22.50, $27.50, $32.50, $37.50- We Are Proud to Offer Them to Yon. We are "RIGHT" on the Corner WTT 13 iiireeBieic! co- North Platte's Foremost Clothiers for Men and Young Men. We Teach Your Dollars to Hove More Cents and In their placo an attempt Is being made to crush tho Irish peoplo by1 li methods Identical with thoso employed ft by tho Gormnns In Polglum, and un- j ft Ivorsally condomncd. I hnvo soon for -J myself somo ot tho destruction :;: wrought by tho forces of tho Crown, ft official and unofficial ropriBals, upon ; ,tiio Jrisii population; I liavo scon the,:.: ruins in Cork City, tho blackened re- i I mains or crcnmorios, or coopcrauvo I stores, of houses, In towns and country villages, l havo spoken with tho mothers of sons who havo boon shot at sight, without trial;. I havo seen in a prison hospital a boy Of olghtcon against whom thoro wns no chnrgo, who had been beaten about tho head and body with tho butt-onds of rlflos till unconscious. I havo heard from , tho Hps of a sergeant of pollcp that tho placo whero ho was stationed was ' unlet, but that ho had Just beon out to a vlllngo near with somo of his men to glvo a dozen young follows a good beating. I These things ore happening dally, AND OF THE UTtUTAL AND FRE QUENT MURDERS COMMITTED I3Y THE BLACK AND TANS NO MEN. TIOM IS ALLOWED TO RE MADE IN THE ENGLISH PRESS. Raids and robborics by tho military nnd auxlllnr i los aro of nightly occurrence, entail ing cruolty and suffering upon women and children; nobody knows when his turn may come. Theso things aro being dono in tho nnmo of England. In A morica nnd on tho continent of Europo our nnmo Is becoming a byword. Has I tho wnr so blunted our sonsltlvcness i that wo do not feol tho dlsgrnco that Is being laid upon us? Is It not tlmn for tho peoplo of Englnnd to rlso up In tholr wrath, and Insist that tholr olocted (representatives shall put an Immediate end to thoso shameful ; deeds that nro being dono In tholr nnme?" 1 The Itnllos ore mine. I Yours trul v. PATRICK MoD AT D. I ;:; t BABY CHICKS AND HATCHING EGOS ' White Leghorn, Slnulo-comb Rhodo Tsland Rods, Barred Rooks and White Wvnndofte. Hatchlnsr egg J1.K0 for 1R: $8 fnr 100. Ruby chlrki $20. $22 50 nnd S27.K0 for 100 ohinkg. Poultry Department. Frperlmentnl Rult'if Ion. row in April and Mnv. Salo , will bo hold on tho farm 1 mllos west abl I brcedors cholco draft of bulls, milk cows una helrors will bo sold. J. O. ANDERSON. REMIND YOU. CiihIiim I.. ....l.. i a. ... iiiuifc, in tuny just iirounu tna cor of Loxington In comfort- it ' "."V 11 '"''r 1,1 uoo,1,1cii urea on e quarters, rain or shine. ft n ' ",K0 W1" m V0" oxpons. n tho Dawson Co. Red Polled t ?n'l, loyu"Co .8,''. "A Smll. ' Halo, on May 20. a :: ,l .?:trIS' .lJ.,:- M , , , , , J I ' ' 4 ' JOHN II. NULL, 100 K. Front Tho Kloctrli' Rug and Carpot CI6an 'ng Co, takes out all the dirt. Phonon lOUDW or GCUV. AT THE U N TODAY AND TOMORROW "Go and Get It?? A Marshall l?cllan Production with All Star Cost Including Wesly Berry. Also Mutt & Jeff, Gumps and Universal News. I 0