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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1921)
NORTH PLATTK SEMI-WEEKLY TKIBUNE 4 SJatPffleckiu EnTuite. Bstftbllsliod tit 1S85. WILSON TOUT. Editor mid I'lilillslicr. Entorod at the North Platto, Nebraska Postoffico ns Second Class Mutter. SUHSCMPTION' PIMCK: Ono Ycnr, In ndrnnre ...$2.00 " TUESDAY, MAY 17tli, 112I?' KDITOIUAL, Tho o)lltor Wltli"-A. F. Stroll;?, so long socrotury of tho Hoard of Edu cation and otliorn who lind studlod the matter, proposed tho establishment of Kindargnrtons in the ward schools a number of yours ago. Tho mntter was finally turned down by tho Board on account of tho oxporffeo. It was de cide that North Platte would not be satisfied with a makc-shlft and tliat a real kindergarten would cost too much nt thnt tlmo. We are cortalnly pleasod that tho present Board of Ed ucation lias found a way to put tho klndorgnrton Into theHclioal without expense The klndoifgaijlon idea is wonjilorful and will bo n lasting blon- . lng to tho boys and girls who nro for- tunato enough to go through It ..(,.. Somo of tho mombcrs of tho train-' men's union havo boon around to talk ovor tho matter of our edltorlnl In tho last Issue In which wo told of what ono brakonmn said. Those who havo visited us hare said that they were not sore at the Mission and iui oino cases they havo oven helped tho work In a llnanclal way. Thoy claim that tho paseengor brakemen havo tho hardest time becauso thoy do try to koop tho men off tho pas senger trains but the frolght brake- mon do not koop litem off of any but tho refrigerator cars. TIiIb Is be causo tho ''bums" Homollmos change tho openings which control tho air circulation and vontilallon and tho fruit Is spoiled. While we do not understand that tho Union Pacific railroad has given directions to Its omployocs to allow anyono to ride on Its frolght trains, we havo been told that It Is not the practlco of tho frolght tralnmon to bother' theso travelers If thoy keep away from tho fruit cars. CtyJUtEKT fiiim t histoky as taken JIE LAST ISSUE OF THE TJtlltUNE City Council enters Into contract with Electric Light Co. for power to drive water pumps. Oradunlcs of Scout Loaders Training-" School give banquot to Hoy Scout Council.- Maxwell schools hold plcnlo at Bxporlmoiital Substation. Georgo W.Vrdman dies. Lincoln County Hereford Brooder elect offloors. Flfty-olghh nnnlvorsary of Mr and Mrs. J. S. Mason. First band concert of tho season Is given. Masonic Lodge olocts officers. ' , :o: : ' A special bulletin received hero this week nnnottneos thut tho Oonoral Man ager of tho Union Pacific will meet representatives of tho various de partments of tho syotom In u serlus of tho 0. E. S. convention, conferences nt Omaha, beginning next i MIhs Edna Sullivan entertained tho Monday. The National agreomont of Tulbott-Stnck brlday party at a six tho railroads and their employees wH ' o'clock illnner In her homo Sunday not bo In force after Julj anil each evening. Covors woro laid for ten. system will sottlo tho wagos of Its! Dr. Harry E. Mitchell loft tho first employees with tho mon of that sys- of tho weok for Omaha whoro ho will torn. General Manager Joffors wants attend tho State, Dental Mooting to meet tho representatives of each ! v hinh Is bolng hold thoro this week. LOCAL AJfl) I'KHSONAL Mr. Soonot of Lexington oamo last evonlng to visit friends In the cly. Mrs. McCarthyr of Ogallala, was the weok end guest of Mrs. Geo. McGinley Mr. nn)l Mrs. Win. Richards loft yos torday for Omnlia.to tratlsafct-business. Dr. II. Clay Brock 1b attending the State Dental Mooting In Omaha this Weak. Miss Luolla Smith roslgnod her po sition at tho W. J. O'Connor store Sat urday. Molvln Elliott and William Pitapat- rlok spent Sunday In Ogallala visiting friends. J. J. Ilnlllgan wont to Milwaukee Sunday to transact business for soV' ornl days. Dr. L. J. Krauso Js attondlng tho Into Dontal Mooting which Is bolng hold In Omaha this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Friend re turned to their homo In Grand Island this morning after visiting friends In the city. Mrs. Tony Pushinan and son Louis of Lowollon nro gliosis nt tho II. N. Smith home. Mrs. Chns. Mortems loft for Koy stono this morning to visit nt tho Ed Contos" homo. Attornoy It. II. Boatty wont to Sid ney yostorjdny to nttond a session, of District Court Jasoph Condlt of Donvor camo Sun day to visit at tho D. M. Hogsott homo for two wooks. , Miss Holon Kroohlor haB accepted a position In th County Superintendent's, offlco nnd bogan duties yatorday. Mrs. It. S. Cruthors roturned to her homo In Koystone this morning after visiting nt tho Chas. Mortum homo. J Mrs. Thomas Monahan, of Ogallala spoilt tho weok end visiting her par ents Mr. nnd Mrs. It. O. Chamberlain Chas. Licrk, William Rltnor, E. T. Tramp and Herbert Tramp loft Sun day for a week's fishing trip to lint Lake. Get tho habit; Austin, tho Jewolor, wants you to nttond tho Auction Sale, 2:30 and 7:30. Clnronco Day arrived from Shrove post Ln., Sunday to visit his paronts Mr. and Mrs. John Day. ,Tohn Don, Itay Singleton, Fred Han soil and It. V. Cnldor lort Sunday for lint Lako whoro they will spend a few days flehlng. You may solect any article ln my storo nnd tho auctioneer wll offer tho same for Halo at-once. Austin, the Jeweler. Dr. Howard- Yost left Sunday ,for Omnha to uttend tho Stato DonUl Meeting whirl. Is bolng held thoro tills week. Austin Uodoll nnd win; Bngloy re turned from Oshkosh yesterday nftor spending two weeks on tho Dr. F. J Wurtollo homcBtond. , , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dorginnn cunio from Denver Sunday to visit at tho homo of the lnttor's paronts, Mr- and Mrs. Julius Pizor. It. C. Shormnn, vlco prosldont of tho Now York Central Railroad passed through tho city Suiluy In his special car onrouto to Now York. Miss Ethel Mcndo returned to her homo ln Blair yosorday after visiting ut tho Dr. States homo and attondlng Men's Hose Fast I Color Linen heels and tods in Jhlack, white, cordovan, navy, grey, Palm Beach Sole Price NOW IN FULXj SWING 6UR GREAT ANNUAL fffc 7 500 1 Opair Pairs 1 May I EXTRA SPECIAL Holeproof Hosiery Its the talk f the Town. The tremendous crowds that jammed our store Saturday and Monday are the best evidence of this greatest selling event. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Fancy Spring and Summer Suits I MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S VALUES UP TO $27.50 SliltS MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S VALUES UP TO $32.50 Suits MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S VALUES UP TO $40.00 7t $24.00 Suits sup s MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S VALUES UP TO $45.00 Suits Mens Khaki Army Collars attached, 2 button down pockets, faced sleeves, double stitched throughout N Vat"0 ,90C . Men's and Young Men's Dress Trousers Men's Blue Chambray Shirts Collars attached, faced sleeves Cut Extra g g Pull Mens Gloves department In conforonco beforo nny action Is taken by tho Union Paclllo relative to wage adjustments, nnd to that end ho has called conferences on dlrforont days when those ronrosontn tlvps wjll go to Omaha and present tholr sldo of the question. SAY IT wi'ni PLOWPjltS North Platto Ploral Co. Flowers. W. Twolfth Streot Phone 1023. We deUvr nnd ahlp anywhere. The Sunday State Journal lins a four column picture of tho base ball toiun ot tho University of Nobrnsica Qu tho front row was Joo Plzor of this city, who plays Bocond baso with this totinraml has mado good. - ::o:,: ANNOUNCEMENT Wo dollvor groceries ainountlii to ll.CO or ovor free; under that amount tho ohnreo for dollvory Is 10c oxtra. Wo soil for cash, you buy for loss. ECONOMY GROCHRY. AT THE SUN, Wednesday ifliursday Matinee 2:15 and 4:05. . . 1 ; W 1 fx A NtW RAy OF SUNSHINE ARTHUR JKANE PRESENTS . . . ... Charles Ray ii n ' in 19 and Phyllis" Ray's beat comedy. ' Its human and humorous. Also a two reel Booth Tarkington comedy with Johnny Jones. , Leather Palm Good quality leather palm, Heavy Canvas OvO back, Pair Men's 15c Ilankerclilefs 3 for 25c , 9c of Piho Worsted and Cassi nier Trousers In a won der variety or patterns. Values $ era. 85 up to $6.00 pair Men's' Summer Union Suit Specials All Wool Blue Serge Young Men's Trousers, sizes 28 to 38 only A $7.50 S i .90 Valuo "pair . Ladies' 51. SO Silk Faced HOLEPROOF OSIERY In all Popular New Shades Black, White, Russet, Navy, Cordovan, African Brown, Gun Metal, Field Mouse, Grey, While they last Sale Price 95c ' vpair Mens Outing Shoes Made of good quality leather, Chrome leather sole. A $4.00 $y.35 Value pair Mens Dress Shoes Iu Cordovan and Black, all new shapes Values $.90 Up to $0.50 & pair Men's Athletic Union Suits of Checked Nainsook, elas tic back, sizes 34 to 46 $1.25 IJQC Values suit Mea's Ribbed Union Suits sort sleeves, ankle length, sizes. 34 to 4G, $1.50 Values 95 c suit Men's Athletic Union Suits extra fine quality Nainsook sizes 34 to 48 Q Men's Grey Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length, not all sizes SI'S .15 ."82.00 Grade suit Men's Union Made Overalls Made of extra heaT Blue Denim; each garment cut full Sizes of Overalls 38 t o 46, Jackets 3S .to 44 Mens High Grade Hats One lot of fine Felt"Hats in Browns, Greys and Blacks $5.00 Value $.45 ' A Good & Onelot of Men's Hats, new shapes and colors 0 Value up to SV15 $4.00 Mens Caps One lot worth up to $3.00 9Sc Per Garment noysG?",f Iron Clad Hose. Triple knee, toes and heels Guaranteed fast black Sizes 6 to 11 35' pair Wail Orders Filled Same Day As Received. THE CO. vNorth Platte's Foremost Clothiers for Men and Young Men. We Prepay Parcel Post On All Mail Orders. MIhs Wlltnn Contes cfme homo from Lincoln Saturday on ticcount of Ill ness. County AkoiU Kollogg Is about to organise a llampshlro pig club among tho boys of Cottonwood precinct. Tho work Is being foatored by tho Extension Department of the Unl voralty of Nebraaka. At tho regular llotary Club moot ing hold yesterday, II. II. Newman of tho Manual Arts Department of tho City Schools told of tho work dono thoro In wood work and mech anlcal drawing and exhibited spocl lnoiH which had boon completed in the class room. Mlsa AUco Otton ontortalnod twelve guests nt a thoatro party Sunday ov onlng in honor of tho approaching ninrrlago of Miss Mario Stack! -Aftoi tho thoatro dainty rofroshmonts wore servoil in the Mezxanine ot the Oosis where a color scheme of plnt and white was carried out. V - "M'l .L - 1 1. ILL Want Ads Per Itcnt Sleeping rooms modem. 221 B. Second St. Phono 278J. Wanted Competent girl for general housework. Phono C41W. Wiii'led A good hosokoeper. Ap ply at Martt'a Meat Morket. Wnnlod Work, all around worker Reply Immediately. Address 10G' Bast Gth Street For Sale GcnulUQ loather daven port, rocker and vacuum cleaner Phono 487W. Tor Sale Houso and lot, first class shape. Inquire 800 North Locust Peto Ilayos. Lost Ilarloy Davidson blcyclo at carnival Monday night Reward. Al lon Lawhoad. Phono 471J. Wanted Competent girl for Hon oral houaowork. Apply 421 West Fourth Stroot. Wanted Girl for goneral house worklight wKaujng good place for right party. 008 W. Second street. Tor Salo Hatching eggs, pure bred R. I. Reds, Barrod Rocks and White. Leghorn. L. I. Tucker, Phono C9SJ For ltiit Five room apartment and bath, modern excepting boat For particulars see 4 Bratt, Goodman &. Buckley. W. J. O'CONNQR, S. 10 & 2Sc StVe. For Sale Now Anchor Hopo Cream Separator. Cheap Inquire at 100G N. Pino St. To Trade Section of land, In Lin coln Co. for city property. Seo Geno Crook, North Platte. Wn'Ued Position as bookkeeper or stenographer. Experienced. Ad dress 515 W. Soventh. For Sale Tomato Plants Grown on the farm. Grogg Bros., Phone 784F5. Lost On road south of town, a scar let wool sweater with initial A on it Roward if roturned to tho Lcador. To Trndt Eighty acres Colorado land for good automobile. Call 1127W. For Salo Aberdeen-Augus bull, eight months old Cheap if taken soon. S. R. Pattlson Maxwell, Nebr. Found A now auto tire on the road between Somerset ana Dickens. Own or can have samo by calling on 9. S. Dunn, Somerset, Nebr. Found Camo to my farm April 10 a white faco bull. Weighs about 1800 Owner can havo same by proving property, paying advertisement and feed. Gust Branting, . Jackmore Flat 3SS2 Residence Lots. We have a large purchase, and offerNyou while they l$8t. A Manufacturers Clearance oladies and childrens gingham and wash dresses, ladies wash skirts, petticoats and aprons. is $200..00 $250.00 $300.00 And Up to $748.00 Located in the 1000 to the 1600 blocks on west ( 4th, 5th, 6lh and, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Streets. Easy Terms Easy Building Restrictions, i MINER HINMAN, Over Union Stato Bank Phone 821J 5