NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. A. Ruby and daughter returned
tills week from a visit In HuBtlnRB.
V. E. Lawrence and Win. Knuffinnn
went to FlattH, Nofor., yesterday to
transact business.
Tlios. Ilcalcy returned yesterday
from St. Paul and Minneapolis whero
ho attended a land convention at St.
Paul.
Miss Whlttakor, lias Just received a
Hhlpmont ot now hats from tho New
York markets. First door north of the
Post Office.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ames arrived
hero Saturday from tho south. On ac
count of Mr. Ames' hoalth thoy will
remain hero for an Indoflnlto time.
Rev. J. II. Curry Is conducting a
largo communicant's class In tho Pros
bytcrian Church as a result of Deci
sion Day In tho Sunday School laBt
Sunday.' They will bo received Into tho
church on Easier monlug.
Tho High School Debating team was
crippled Monday whon It was learned
that ono lad'who had boon chosen for
the team Is ovor tho ago allowed by
tho rules. Another promising studont
was selected to titito his placo but
ho has not tho experience or tho
.study which como to those who have
boon on tho team. Tho team Is now
composed of Francos Edwards, Ocorgo
Pent unit Emmott Moody.
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VnTlflH nil" RIjEt.TION I
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-!
day, the nth day of April 1921, noxt, an
Election will bo hold for tho election
of tho following officers for tho City
of North Platte, Nebraska:
Ono Mayor.
Ono City Clerk.
Ono City Treasurer.
Ono City Water Commissioner
Ono Councllnuui from Ward No. 1.
Ono Councilman from Ward No. 2.
Ono Councilman from Ward No. 3.
Ono Councilman from Ward No. 4.
Tho following proposition will bo
voted on:
For Sunday Picturo Shows. '
Against Sunday Picturo Shows.
Thore will also bo ejected Two
members of the Hoard of Education of
tho School District of tho City of North
Platte, County of Lincoln and Stato of
Nobraska. Electors ot tho School
District living outside tho City limits
will voto at tho polling placo hero
nftor designated, nearest their resi
dence. Which olootion will be opon at 0
o'clock In tho morning and will eon
tlnuo opon until 7 o'clock In tho af
ternoon of tho same day.
Tho poling placos In the ill (To rout
var.ds will bo as follows:
First Ward Durbln Garagu,
Second AVnnl Court IIouso.
Third Ward Flro Station.
Fourth W'ml Noblo Untitling.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1021.
0. E. ELDER,
City Clork.
Hov. II. E. IIoss, who has been In
Omaha hospital for povoral weeks,
writes Hint ho will bo homo and hold
regular scrvlcos In tho Methodist
Church on Sunday April 10i Until that
(Into thoro will bo no regular services'
K. F. Wilson, Director ot Publicity
for tho Nebraska Farm Uurcau Fed
eration, has boon .covering Lincoln
County tho past week In tho Intcrsets
of the campaign which will bo made
here text -.eric by l' Lincoln County
Hi . Bureau. Mr Un.'H Is nn old
ncwiv.ipor man itiU Is pti export i:
public ty mutte'V.
Mrs. Warren Doollttle, wifo of
Warren Doollttlo, living south and
west of this city, died Tucsdaw after
being sick but a short time Her death
camo as a surprlso to tho many
acquaintances who had not luiown
of her serious Illness and Is saddened
by the fact that sho leaves three small
children. Tho sympathy of tho com
munity goes out to ,tho mourning
husband and othor relatives who aro
left with the memory of. her who hns
gone. Tho funeral services will be
hold In tho Episcopal Church, Satur
day morning at ton thirty o clock.
ELM TREES FOR SALE
Get your trees early, thoy are going
fast at $1 each, or $2 and $2.50 each
planted. 215 E. 12th St. Phono 958J.
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Rooms for rent, clean well, venti
lated, two wlndowB and clothos closet
In each room, under now management
John Grceth, 400 East Front
AT THE
SUN THEATRE
TODAY
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STARRING
Clara Kimball 'A'jniug .
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THE HUNTSMAN
STARRING
Clydo Cook
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THREE SEVENS
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Antonio Morino
ALSO .
RENT DODGERS 2 reel Comedy
MONDAY
PRICE OF REDEMPTION
STARRING
Port Lytell
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LOST (MTV Last Chapter
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GOOD FRIDAY AND IIASTlHt.
Today tho hearts ot mon aro bowod
In humility ns thoy recall tho sceno
in that Friday ot long ago when tho
Soi. of Man hung suffering upon tho
Cross bearing tho sins of men. That
ovont lutulo God roal to mon. It opun
ud tholr oyos (o tho lovo which Is
loo broad, too dopp and too high for
v human mind to comprehend. It bo
tokoncd tho prico Ho was willing to
pay to bring about our Redemption.
God was In Christ roconcHlngfcitho
world to Hlmsolf, not because: ofwhy
OBtrungomont of Ills seeking, but bo
causo man had wilfully gono away
from his God,
On Calvary's Cross wo see tho
PRICE HE PAID, a price which n
olmlod shunio and misory and suffer
ing such as fow human bolugs havo
Imjoii called upon to suffor, and tho
hardost to boar was tho bunion of tho
sins of tho world, your sins nnd mine.
On Easter Morn our hearts turn
from tho scono ot sadness to ono of
Joy. God nccoptod tho sacrlllco of
His Son and Ilo roso-victorlous over
doath and holl, whoroforo "death no
more hath dominion ovor us:" It hns
lost its power nnd Us sting. Tho East
er Mossiigo Is "Why sock yo tho living
. among tho (load: Ho 1b not lioro, Ilo
is risen." Therein lies our hopo of
immoritallty, o( our mooting again
thoso who havo gono boforo.
Surely on thlB Easter Day you will
want to llnd your placo In tho House
of God. Tho CHURCH OF THE OPEN
DOOR will gladly wolcomo you to any
ot hor Hervlcos, Sho will try to
do you good.
Tho choir will sing.,
Thoro is room for till. v
A huut-wolcomo awnltu you.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
"Tin? Church ol the Open Door"
Forty years of faithful service in North Platte.
located on Fifth Street at Sycamore.
Hey. G. Franklin Koch, Pastor.
HIGH SPOTS IX TIIK RKI'ORT OK
THE SECRETARY OF CHAM
I1EU OF COMMERCE.
Following aro extracts from the re
port made by Ira L. Dare, Secretary of
tho North Platto Chamber of Com
merce, to tho membership of the
Chamber at tho banquet held Tuesday,
March 22:
"Tho Chamber of Commerce, In Jan
uary, assisted In tho organization of
tho Lincoln County Farm Uurcau. 'Men
from this organization took an ac'tlvo
part in getting tho movement under
way and then dropped out ns was
proper. r
In tho organization of tho Pure Bred
Llvo Stock Association in January,
tho Chamber of Commerce gave ma
terial assistance. Our vice-president,
Mr. Romigh, was selected nB ono of" tho
committee to secure plans for tho
pavilion nnd other members havo giv
en valuable help. Tho Chamber will
help entertain tho 100 or more pros
pective buyers who will attend tho
first salo of pure bred livestock which
will bo held noxt month.
Tho Chamber of Commerce has pre
pared a bill which will Increase the
maximum amount of bonds which tho
city can voto for wntor purposes from
$150,000 to $250,000. This bill has
passed tho Sonato and Is certain to
pass tho House and becomo a law.
A commlttco from the Chamber of
Commerce appeared beforo tho City
Council and urged that body to tako
nctlon on tho proposed drainage sys
tem to tako caro of the surface water
which Hoods tho city. A part of the
plan hns been adopted and bids ' arc
now being advertised for tho con
struction of some of tho proposed sys
tem. Alter considerable correspondence
with tho Union Pacific officials', the
company is now building a loading
chute at tho old stock yards for tho
use of hog and cnttlo dealers. It is
needed by stock exhibitors and by
doalers. -
Mon from the Chamber of Commcrco
nttonded tho meeting of tho dairymen
this month nnd the Secretary was
appointed ns a mombcr of the commit
too to work toward'tho organization of
a dairymen s association and the np
pointmont of a milk Inspector for tho
city ot North Platte.
Directors of tho Chamber ot Com
morco nppeared beforo tho City Coun
cil and secured leave from thaMiody
to change tho city damn grounds from
tho west sido of tho North river bridge
to tho east side with a view of pro
tecting tho rlvor bank which has
washed away at least forty feet pf
earth within tho past 20 yoars. This
action win dono In conjunction with
tho City Pnrk Commission.
Tho organization has worked with
Roprosontatlvo Davis to sccuro a State
Fish Hatchery for western fMobroskn
and tho bill appropriating $10,000 as a
start on the project will probably pass
th" legislature soon. Tho hatchery Is
to be located in elthor Lincoln or Gar-
don Countlos with tho chances in favor
of its location near North Platto.
W. E. Shumnn was sont to Lincoln
as a roprosontatlvo of the Chamber of
Commorco and lie in co-operntion with
Al. E. Crosby. City Attorney of North
Plutte, appoaretl boforo tho Committee
c'liitfldering tho bill which placed the
legulatlon of privately owned public
utilities in tho hands of tho Railway
Commission Instead of the City Coun
cil. Tho bill was killed in the com
mittee.
Tho Chamber of Conimerco has np
propriatcd $150 to tho Poultry Assocl
atlon for its annual midwinter oxhlblJ
tloii. It showed its appreciation of the
commercial travelers who mnko North
Pla'te their headquarters by giving
thtm li banquet last month. It has
already niado extensive plans for holn
Ing to entertain tho Stato Convention
of the Ordor of tho Eastern Star which
meets hero noxt month. 000 dolegaton
tiro expected.
Tho Chamber of Commorcp hns pur
chased nnd distributed llvo hundred
Farm account books which woro gotten
out by tho Stato Agricultural School
with a view to holp farmers keop ac
counts so thoy would hnvo tho facta
for their Incomo tax reports. Sovoral
hundred little booklots tolling about
North riatto havo boon distributed
from tbo Secretary's office.
Tho Chnmbor of Commorco Is not to
havo chargo of tho County Fair bo
causo it has boon turned ovor to tho
fnnnors, but tho Chnmbor will co-op.
orate In ovory way posslblo and has
offored apodal prlzos amounting to
$250 for tho best product collective
oxhlblts.
Othor mattors on which tho Direct
ors aro working nt tho present time
lucludo Investigations of hydro-oloctric
plant for tho Blrdwood, pump Irriga
tion, dally bulletins of weather con
ditions for tourists, tourist camp
grounds, good rond maintenance,
permanent headquarters for tho 'Com
mercial Travolers and othor Improve
ments and advancomonts ot a more or
less nubile chnrnctor.
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THIS EASTER
CARNATIONS SPECIAL
ASSORTED COLORS
$1.50 por dozon
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$17.60, $19.25, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30
THE PRICE MEANS NOTHING UrfrlL YOU HAVE SEEN THESE SUITS.
A Few Easter Suggestions
Men's Cordovan Br. Dress Shoes '
A $0 VALUE AT . .
Men's Dress Shirts
A $2.50 VALUE AT
JVIen's New Spring Caps
A $3 VALUE AT i.
Men's Silk Shirts
A $8.50 VALUE AT
Men's Tan Vici Shoes
STRAIGHT LAST, A '$10 VALUE
Silk Knit Ties
A $1 VALUE AT -
$4.85
... $1.85
AT. $7.45
.... 65c
WHERE LOW PRICE
Men's Silk Hose
A 75c VALUE, 45c 3 pr.
Pure Silk Four in Hand Ties
A $1.50 VALUE AT .
$1.45
$5o95
$1.25
85c
MEETS GOOD QUALITY.
COR. FRONT AND DEWEY STS,
MEN'S HATS
NEW SPRING STYLES
All Sizes $Q.45
A 5 value
AT LAST!
THE SUPER COMEDY THE
WORLD IS WAITING FOR
AT THE
SUN
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Two Shows Each Afternoon. Matinee, 10c and 25c
Two Shows Each Evening. Prices 25c and 50c.
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THE KID
You're going to yell when you see Charlie Chaplin wander thru the trials
of "motherhood." You're going to laugh and laugh and laugh as you follow
the humorous pair through the comedy on which the world famous come
dian worked for a year. Edna Purviance is in it too; and the kid is Jackie
Coogan, the funniest youngster ever shown on the screen.
6 Reels of Joy, Chaplin and the Kid in it Every Minute
