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Jflorth Jlattc
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THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
NORTH PLATTE, -NEB., JUNE 3, 1021.
BOOSTER TRIP
THIS MONTH
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
MAKE TRIP TIIKOUGH NEIGH
.UOMNG TERRITORY. '
A-big delegation of automobiles will
leavo' North Platto , ontho morning of
Juno 22 for on all day trip through the
central and southern iparts of thin
county. Tho Chamber of Commerce
Band has been engaged and it is pos
nP.iln flint nnnthor linnil will nwnm.
pany tho boosters. According to the
plans announced this week tho trip
will start at 7 'o'clock in tho morninj.
It is planned to reach Maxwell by 8
o'clock and after xo nnhour Journnv
on, to Bra'dy.' : Leading there 'after a
haifh6ur sTop they expect ' to reach
'Gothenburg by 10 and stay half an
Hour at that place., Then tho course
turns' south to Farnam which they ox
ped to reach by noon and there thoy
will tako dinner. Half ltour stops wfll
bo mado 'af Mooreflold, Curtis, May-
wooll, Wellfleot, Dickons and Wallace.
It probably will bo eight o'clock bo
foro thoy leavo Wallaco as they take
supper there. Traveling north they
will reach Sutherland and after half
an hour at that place and at Hershoy
tho bunch will each homo at about
midnight. The objects of tho trip are
many, chief among them being that
tho North Platto men may make the'
ncquaintanco of this territory and
come to know tho people who live
thero. Then It Is the desire of tho pro
moters that tho people of these parts
of tho country mav meet tho men oJ
North Plntto and get acquainted with
them. It is also expectod that the
autos will advertise the County Fair
and the Fourth df July celobration at
North Plattt Secretary Baro is mak-
Ing-tho plans lor a fine trip and if tho
weather is with him the day will-ibe
ono long o 'Be remembered.
Mr. ahdTVIrs. Christ Adanis return -
ed to Ogalalla this morning.
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MEMORIAL DAY WAS CELEBRAT
ED AT FORT McPHERSON
CEMETERY. -
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Ono of tho largest gatherings In
yoars attended tho celebration of Me
morial Day at Fort McPhorson last
Monday. Dark clois threatened rain
throughout tho day but nono fell. In
tho foronoon tho graves woro decorat
ed by tho ox-sorvlco men and in tho
afternoon flowors contributed by the
North Platto D. A. It. wore distributed
by Boy Scouts, i Tho D. A. It. repre
sented by Mrs, Hlriman made a spec
(taoular flight over tho cemetery anil
scattered flowers. C. H. Woldnor.
Supt. of tho Ceinetory, dollvored the
Momorlal aiddross, which was followed
by an address by Mrs. Charles Spen
cer of North Platto, State Regent of
tho D. A.' II. Special music was ren
dered by f quartet composed of Rev.
P. J. Rushlau, Bruco Brown and Har
lan and Herman "Kerr '. Rov. P. J.
Rushlau of Brady offored invocation
and prayer.
Fort McPhorson Post of tho
American Legion in charge of H. R
Olson, Post Commander, conducted the'
ceremonial work prescrlbo(i for tho
Logion for such -occasions. Mr. Olson
also noted as general chairman for tho
Bay!
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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
ARE HELD FOR MISS JOSEPHINE
O'HARE.
The funeral services of tho lato.Mfss
Josephine O'Haro -wero held yesterday
at 0:30 at St. Patrick's Church. Rov.
Patrick -McDai'd read requiem mass
anudelivoreU a very impressive gor-
mon.
Oh Promisod Land" was sung
by Mrs. Lawrtnco Wornert of Kearney
With violin accampanlmont by Trov
lyn Douctt Miss Marjorle L'Iddoll sang
"Face to Face" and the choir rendered
the requiem mass. Tho pall bearers
wero W. J. Landgraf, Edw. Weeks,
Grover Crane, E. C. Baker, Frank Mur
ray and Jos. Schatz. Interment was
made in North Platto com'otery, Our
noxi issue wui' contain an apcount of
hef Hfo and1 the. tribute of frlen)lff.
Mr and Mrs. Leslio Basklns left
! this morning for Omaha to visit for
' a fow days.
LODGE, CHURCH
AND SOCIETY
COMING - MEETINGS IN THE
VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF
THE
CITY.
i PRESBYTERIAN
llrjIO .Regular1. Service. K
8:00 Regular ScrVico.
METHODIST
11:00 Rogular Service.
8:00 Regular Service. ,
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EPISCOPAL i
11:00 Holy Communion, and sermon i
8:00 Evonlnu Pr&yor'and sormon
REBEKAHS .
Entertainment and. Initiation ai,
Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
MUSICIANS
Will meet Sunday
Labor Temple. -
afternoon at
CHRISTIAN
-11:00 "What Must Lbovto bo a
- Christian."
8:00 "Yokes' of Wood and Iron."
LUTHERAN
11:00 No Service
9:45 Sunday School.
,8:00 No Service
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
11:00 Christian Science Sorvlco.
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FAltMKRS' UNION HOLDS EDU
CATIONAL PRO Git AM, AT EX- .
rERIMENT STATION.
Yesterday about sevouty-flvo cars
assembled a good rowd at tho Agri
cultural Substation to attend the
Farmers'" Union picnic. Following tho
dinner, a business meeting was hejd
J, p.. Shroyer, Director o the Farm
ers' TJnlon In 'Nebraska yas w thc
prihdipalsiSeaker on the program!"
His subject was Consolidated Schools
in' Nebraska. County Superintendent
Cochran and Health Nurse GrITfIn
assisted In tho program.
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Miss Vera Mahaffoy returned to
her homo in Ogalalla this morning
after visiting her cousin Miss Helen
Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murdock and
children left last evening
for Mis-
sourl to visit relatives.
" Miss Gertruao Baker wont to
Gothenburg this m'ornlng to spend
the week end.
The First National Bank
Men," women and children are interested in
money matters and banking and insist on Safety
and Service.
Tho First National's many years of safe
arid conservative banking and unequaled ser
vice has established this in the minds of the
people. .
Your business will be handled in strict con
fidence. Come in and talk it over with the
First National Bank
Resources Over one Million Dollars.
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Crops are looking fine, protect yc ur interest against a hail
storm with an old line stock c mpany policy withv
VOU'XTEEltS PUT UP DU1LDING
FpR CAMPF1RE MRL8 IN
i ONE DAY.
About sixty mou woro on hand yostor
day when Presidont Howard McMl
chnol gave tho directions for erecting
the bulldlngon tho slto of tho Camp
fire Girls' camp. Tho structure- is 30
by GO foot and was practically com
pleted by .ovoning. It has a comont
block foundation, a flroplnco and will
bo divided into threo rooms. Only a lit
tle moro work is needed to havo it
(Completed. CoiiEidornblo grubbing of
ty-oos and willows was. necessary but
.about an aero has been placed in
shape. Tho carpontors and contract
ors woro representatives of tho Rotary
hnd Kiwnnls Clubs and othors.
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NOTED MSIIOP TO HE GUEST OF
NORTH PLATTE PEOPL13
Tins MONTH.
i Oit Thursday Juno 9th tho Right
Rovorend . Danlol Sylvester Tuttto
Blshon of St. Louis and Presiding
Bishop , of tho Episcopal Church in
A&ierica will visit North Platte.
Bishop Tuttlo was In .Nlrth Platto
for about "a week In 1867 and this
trip wilUbo tho fifty-fourth annlvor
Bary of tliat visit. Ho will bo enter
tained at a banqyot at noon and In
tho'evouihg a servico will bo held at.
8 o'clock at which tho Bishop will
speak." lio will , bo accompanied by
four or moro Bishops of tho Epis
copal Chiircluincluding Bishop Shal
er of Omaha, Bishop Partridgo of
Western Missouri and others,-
ODD FELLOWS TO LAY CORNER
STONE OF THE NEW
COURT HOUSE
Walla Walla Lodge No. 5G I. O. O.
F. will furnish tho stono froo and per
form tho ceremony connecte)! with
laying tho corner Btono of tho now
'Lincoln County Court House. This
wns decided at a meeting of the
County Commissioners hold Tuesday
whon a .committee from tho, Odd FoM
lows appeared and mado tho appllca-
PPfIt was granted -v , ,
A few days ago Prof. WIndalow,
principal of tho Logan County high
school together with two car loadB of
tho'boya of the advanced grades
visited the Experimental Substation.
Prof. WIndalow and Mrs. Windslow
aro graduates of tho Michigan Agrl -
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UUliUl Ul VjVJilCU lilllll Will!. k3UIL
Snyder was graduated in' -1903. This
college numbers among its graduates
tho Deans of tho CoUcgo of Agri
culture of Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri, and Cornell, N. Y , and has.
many graduates In othor Important
positions In the agricultural world.
BREAKS ALL
OUR RECORDS
LOCAL BUSINESS HOUSE SHOWS
ITS CONFIDENCE IN NEWS
PAPER ADVERTISING.
A. North Plntto business,, hotiso is
demonstrating : its fiollofvln tho valuo
of nowspapor advertising by taking
and pnyhig for at tho rogular rates
four wholb pngeS of display advertis
ing In this issuo of tho Trlbuno. II. J.
Rathman, mnnagor of tho J. C. Ponnoy
Co. store hero has bocomo a warm
frlond of nowspapor advertising with
in tho past yoar because ho has seen
tho bonofits of telling tho peoplo n
bout his storo through tho Tribuno. He
Bays ho has had early and consistent
ropltes from display advertising In tho
Tribuno and tills verifies tho. claim
of tho publishers that liio Tribuno ii
tho most widely read paper in this
part of tho state Most of tho larger
commercial concerns of North Platto
have used a pngo of advertising at
somo tlmo or othor nnd occasslonally
a merchant hnB had confldonco onough
In the results that would come, to
placo two pages In ono papor. But
novor in tho history of tho papor so far
as wo are ablo to mako out. 1ms nny
ono taken four pngos In ono Ibsuo. It
Js a complimont'to tho Tribuno which
is highly appreciated and wo haxo
takon a particular ploasuro In boliovo
lng that tho returns would bo lVoll
worth tho investment to tho J. C. Pon
noy Co.
At tho close of tht school yoar,
tho pupils and partons of District
1J 7 hold a picnic at tho Experiment
al Substation. Ono hundred- and
fllty persons wero present. A ball
game botween tho east and the west
Bchools was tho foaturo of the day.
This was a real ball gamo, not aa
played by tho professional, "but as
piay"cdwby"'tho country kid, and,, as
soon by his drji Tlioro was nn orror
occasionally, but tho Bport of a
gamo may not .always bo measured
by its perfection or imperfection.
Thojlnal score was Osgood 52, South
Bluff 7. Supt. Snyder says: "Bollovo
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; mo. was somo game. My sldo mus
cles aro still
playing."
sore, nnd I was not
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Tuesday Started Our
27th Year
of selling merchandise to the people of North Platte
antl Lincoln, County. Through all these yearn we
have had one ainii That vas to sell only reliable
goods and to do so at prices that would be profitable
to our customers as well
agent for the part of the community which we serve
we have endeavored to do our best. As your patron- &
age and our capital increased we have endeavored to g
l keep our store well up with the development .of the $
country. We wish to thank our customers for their
faith in us and to say that we shall endeavor to use
tle experience gained through these years of busin
ess to our mutual advantage in the: future.
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TWO-DAY HOLV'f TOURNAMENT
ENDS IN VICTORY FOR THE
YOUNG BUCKS '
By a. score of 1440 to 1470 tho old
bucks defeated tho young buck's in a
two-ilay golf tournamont-whlch ondod
laBt Monday evening.
Swoimj nnd Hoaloy woro tho cap
tains. Considerable elation Is boing
shown' by tho youngsters who nro to
dlno nt tho exponso of tho elders on
somo day next week. Tho Tribuno re
ceived from Captain Sv6p(j a detailed
and very humorous account of tho
nffnir which would bo printed If Wo
had tho room. Now tho Lady Golfera
havo challenged tho youngsters to a
7-holo play with a BOO handicap to bo
played within tho coming wook.
Should rtlio mon emerge from tho
coming contest wo will bo tempted to
print tho roport roforrod to abovo but
if they nro defeated wo will keep it in
our files forever.
CLOSING EXERofs'ES OF ST. PAT.
KICK'S SCHOOL ARE HELD
DURING THE WEEK.
Monday ovoning tho boys of St."
Patrick's School (presentdl a play In
tliroo - acts ontltldd "Tho Golden
Gulch" with a musical proludo and
Tuesday ovoning tlfo girls gnvo tho
oporotta "Ynnkl San" with tho samo
-musical .proludo tliat was given tho
night boford. On Wednesday ovoning
tho graduation oxorcisos woro hold in
tho school auditorium at which tjmo
diplomas woro I presented to Frances
DoRolf, Viola Rauch' and Eleanor
Rclldy. Each of theso oxorclses was
atlonded bv a big crowd which ex
pressed I's appreciation in nt) uncer
tain terms. Ono special foaturo of
tho programs wan tlio high grade of
huslo iiiTwirtod r.nd tho cxcollcncn
of tho loudkion in all cases, At ptio
program twelvo violins 1 plnyod a sa
nction wjth piano (acdompanlmont.
On tho some pt ottrnm six girls playod
Ravlna'ri "Tyrjc-JUinne' on-throo pmnos,
two glrla tt each pimio. Tho school Is
reporud tc hova closed a very suc
cessful year and tho prospects, aro
bright for ilio v."nih,year. . , M '
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The 'S. & R. .Service SUition prac
tically complotod its moving lost night
and today is delivering gas amj joil'
Irom Its now location just across tho
stroet west from tho old Btnnd. Wllen
tho now building Is completed it will
bo a credit to tho firm and will holp
Locust street as a buslnoss thorough
fare. .
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