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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1921)
NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE I".'" 2 f It is good-looking; it is comfort- J - t" V 4 J. I 'y able; it-is quickly adaptable to any D B , I weather change. ? 1 B . It is easy to drive; it costs little V I ; ' ; ''t to run. ., y 1 , . Tbe gasoline consumption is unusually low. $ . , j ..V: The tireTmeB Jb unusually high. . V.1.. , I S s J ' ;.;X :K R0M1QH, I I " Xr. 6th and 'Locust." North Platte, Ncbr. f I POPULAR YOUMJ WOMAN AXo'llOYS AM) THKIU FATHERS 11AVK ! WKLh KNOWN BUSINESS .MAN AUK arAIUUKl) A pretty wedding look placo Tues day ovenlug at 8:30 o'clock in tho Ma. Fiirland homo when Miss Lucillo Me. Farlnud became' Uio hrldo o Paul A. Nolan in tho pesonco of a fov closo rolativcH. Itov. IHrlck McDnld tter. J formed'tho ceremony and Miss MarJorJ Arnold played tho wedding march, Just hoforo tho ceremony Paul Har rington sang 'Love's Garden of Hoses.' Miss MsFurland was gowned In tomato colored orgamllo and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses.swcet peas and Ullllos of tho valloy. Miss Qertrudo Arnold acted as brldosmald and woro a dress of yellow orgamllo and carried n bouquet similar to tho bride's. Chas. Nolan, brother of tho groom, was best man. iiio houso was decorated with palms and forns. After tho wedding the couplo left for a wedding trip to Denver and Cas . per. Upon their return Mr. nnd Mrs. Nolan will be at homo to their friends in Hit Prossor apartment on wjst Fifth street. Tho bride Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moso McFaluud, nnd is 0110 of North Platte's most popular clrls. Slaving attended tho local schools and Is very prominent In social circles. Mr. Nolan, a young business man, also ntttndcd tho local schools and Is an ex-servlco man who has a host of friends In this city. COMMISSIOMHIS PROCEEDINGS. DINNER MEETING (UVEN THE MOTHEltS To boys of Troop Two of tho Hoy Scouts, with their fathers, wort tho guests of tho mothers at a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at tho Meth odist Church. Tho dinner w.ih a big success from nil roports, over six. ty being at tho tables. Following the serving of tho banquet, short tnlks woro made by J. O. Hollman, John I). Edwards, C. F. Teinplo, Win. M. HarrL ball, Mrs. C. F. Spencer .and M. E. Scott. L, 0. Carroll was toastmaster. H. D. Kasmusseii Is Scoutmaster of this Troop and A. II. Ellctt Is Assist ant Tho Troop Committee consists of Messrs. Edwards, Ogler, Scott, Carroll and Shclvor, ::o:: noiith platte chautauqua is 11eing planned my the , STANHAKH nilCITIT j L. ft Carroll, president of tho Local Committee of tho Chautauqua received word from headquarters of tho Stand ard Clmutnuqu System that tho dates for tho North Platto Chautauqua will bo August 21-2(5. This Is tho samo Chautautiun system that wo had last year and promises to bring to this city ono or tho best programs ovor put on In North Platto. LOCAL YOLUNTEEH FIKE DEPART MENT ELECTS OFFICERS FOIt THE COMING YEAH. Tho Hoard of County Commissioners met at tho Lincoln County Court House on Monday, April 11, with all members presont Following bills woro allowed: , Sundry persons road district 162, $37.90. II. F. N'owth, dragging, $18. Brown & Co., mdso county poor, $80.33. Hrndy Vindicator, printing. $19;55. E. D. Murphy, sweet clover seed, $G0. Dr. (1. H. Dent,, County Physlclnn, $139. Dr. II. C. Urock, dental work for county poor, $5. F. W. Meyer, dragging, $22.50. II. E. GlbBon, road dlst. 43, $112.50. N. S. Cover, mdse. couty poor, $20.32. Chas. Hrattoin, road dlst. 34, $4G.90. Aug. Elander, road dlst. 34, $20. Frank Brennan, road dlst. 34, $42.35. Nath. Urattein, road dlst. 34, $57.50. P. 11. Stovons, services, $21'. (d Syler, mdse. county poor, $5. John Holloy, refund of tax, $18.10. H. F. Thomas, refund of tax, $10.90. J.C. Den, stove, $15.00. he following appointments woro mado; Hans .Torgenson, Hoard Overseer dlst 5. C P. Holmes, Road Overseer dlst. 99. Tho bills for euro of countv noor were tabulated and tho contract let to 1 Mrs. Dean of Hcrshoy, as having the best and lowest bid. noard adjourned to April 18. ' ::o:: LOT FOR VICTHOLA. Tho Nortk Platto Volunteer Flro De partment hue elected tho following officers for tho coming year: President John Brooks; vice-president, Fred Anderson; secretary, John Southall; treasurer, Fred Dick. Emll Traub waa rocommehdod to tho Mayor as tho can didate of tho Dopartmont for Chlof. Tho total membership of tho Depart ment Is now 25. ::o:: SAY IT WITH FLOWEItS North Platto Floral Co. Flowers. W. Twelfth Street Phono 1023. Wo dollvcr and Bhlp anywhere. HAVE YOU this now; store to supply your wants. If not, come In and let us show you yhat a saving you can. make In tho purohaso of your Spring and Summer men's" wear. ATHLETIC UnionSuits Well mado garments of tho best quality, soft finish nainsook. (Saturday SPECIAL 2 SUITS $1.75. CLOTHING SHOES, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHINGS. 89c Wllftreow Price Meeta Oood Quality. Cor. Front & Dowey Sts. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Clinton & Son, Graduate Opticians. Try us for service. Lawn mowers sharpened. Van Cleavo's Blacksmith Shop. ' Mrs. Wm, Coker, of Sutherland, was a city visitor Wednesday, Guy Fear, of Wallace, transacted business in tho city Wednesday. Mrs. O. II. Eyorloy, of Hershey, vis. ited relatives In tho city Wednesday. One day service to replace your broken lease. Clinton & Son, Opti cians. ' Miss Beatrice Ward will return to day from Norfolk where she spent a few days, Mrs. C. F. Erlckson and daughter returned from Omaha Wednesday where they spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson and laughter Nora left Wednesday for Stapleton to spend a few days A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray Wednesday. All concerned aro doing nicely, Miss Martha B, Cooper of Portland, Oregon, came yesterday from Iowa to visit her sister Mrs. A. O. Tabhott. ' Are you troubled wIUi headaches'? Have Clinton & Son examine your eyes. Satisfaction? Sure Try us. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Brooks and fam ily returned from DnnVnr veslnrilnv. whore they spent lite past week visit. ' lug relatives. We do all kinds of Eyo Glass repair ing, springs, temples,, frames, new rims, ono day service for your broken lenses. Clinton & Son, Opticians. , A. F. Sodornian nnd family returned this week from Stover.' Mo., whore they moved last fall. They liked it very well there but the cliniato did not agree with Mrs. Soderman's health Mr. Sodorman is undecided just what ho will do here but he expects to rc main hero for the present at least. ASK AID FOR THE SUFFERING ARMENIANS Distinguished Names on Lenten Sacrifice Appeal. WHAT 'we do fbr: the Edison owner aftet he has bought, is important to you before you buy. Our Edison After-Service is give:, without charge to every Edi ;nn owner. It includes reg ular u -hauling of his instru ment ...d other helps which keep t! n Litest and finest music contin; isly at hih command. It insu! ,.5 him .-. 'ifjtime of musical enjoyment. . Dixon Music Shop. V ( Major CcliPial Leonard Wood, U. S. Army, Is head of a nation-wide com mittee making an nppenl for a Ienten sacrifice offering for the relief o the starving Christian populations of the Near East, In behalf of the Near East Relief, 1 Madison avenue, New York City. Among those who Join General Wood In asking support of the work of the Near East Belief are : Andrew W, Mel lon, of Pittsburgh, secretary of the treasury; es-Presldent Wlllluni H. Tuft ; Frank A. Munsey; W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Haliroad ; Presi dent John Grier Hlbben, of Prince ton University; Dr. Alexis Car rel, of the Rockefeller Institute; Mrs. Carrie Champman Catt, the suffrage leader; Mrs. Corlnne Roosevelt Robin son, sister of the late President Roose velt; Newconib Carlton, president of the Western Union Telegraph Com pany; John C. Shaffer, owner of the Chicago Post and other newspapers; Dr. Henry van Dyke; Miss II. F. II. Hied; Miss Elizabeth Marbury; Samuel Gompers and Warren S. Stone, labor lenders; John G. Mllburn and Moorfleld Storey, of the American Bnr Association; Mary Garden; David Uelasco; Mrs. Medlll MeCornilck ; Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. George Mayrmrd Minor, head of the I). A. R.; Miss Anna A. Gordon, head of the W. C. T. U. ; Mrs. Percy V. Pcnrrybncker, of the League of Women Voters; Mrs. Philip North Moore, president of the National Coon til of Women ; Miss Alice Stone Blnck well; Mrs. George Horace Lotinier, ol Philadelphia; Mrs. Mary Roberts Rlne hart, the well known novelist; Rupcrl Hughes and Emerson Hough, authors; Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah; Gover nor John M. Parker, of Louisiana ; Dr Frank M. McMurry, of Teachers' Col lege, New York City; William C Robbs, of Indianapolis; J. Thomson Willing, the nrtlst; Mrs. Clevelund H Dodge; Mrs. Henry Morgenthau ; Mrs, Edwin M, Hulkiey: Bishop-elect Wll Ham T. Manning, of New Vork; Mrs Stanley White; Mrs. William Nasi Read, of Montgomery, la.; Arthui Brisbane; John S, Drum Snn Frdnch co; John Mti'niiaud, Labor leader. Lot 10, block 2, In tho II. & S, ad dition to North Platto, to exchange'for VIctroln, musical Instruments or nny personal property that can be taken to Missouri. Wrlto mo what you have. Wcljman Arthur, Mountain VIow, Mo. tio;: Mr. nnd Mrs. George Thompson, of OhIiIcosIi, aro spending a fow days in the city visiting at tho home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Thompson Georgo will ho remembered as a star on Die local high. school football team several years ago. He and his part ner are now in the drug business in Oshkosh, Mrs. F. Peterson, of Broadwater, Is reported to bo getting along nicely after an operntion at the General Hos pital. Frank Lang, of Tryon, Is getting along nicely at tho General Hospital after an operation for appendicitis. A New Floor Surface Lincoln Floor Paint op your kitchen lloor will form a smooth non-absorbent, woar-roslstlng coating that will mako cloaillnR so much easier savo hours of back-breaking scrubb'ng. Grlmo and dirt nro uulckly removed from tho hard tlle-llko surface Lincoln Floor Paintj Is Offered In attractive colors. It Is very durable, good for stairs, hallways or any Insldo lloor surfaces whore a painted finish Is desired. Wo havo a full lino of Mulshes for lloors-rPalnt, Varnish, Stain, Wax, and will gladly, toll you all about them if yon will call at otlr store. Derryberry & Forbes NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA Spring Is Here Come in and see our. full line of John Deere Implements Manure Spreaders, Sulky Plows, Power Lift Listers, Harrows, Grain Drills and Wagons. ;:o::- FARM LOANS I will make Farm" Loans at reason able rates. Gono Crook, North Platte. mi 31 Leypoldt-Pennin gton Co
