NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLT! TRIBUNE
A KNOCKOUT
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
and
A babv Klrl was born to Mr.
Mrs. Edward Stonsvad TueBday.
Mrs. F. Georgo of Brady was
among the out of town visitors Sat
urday. Mrs. Edward Crow loft UiIb morning
for Hershoy to transact business for
the day.
Harry Cramer returned from Pax
tnn Saturday where ho spent a week
transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Fox returned Sat
urday from Trego Lake whero they
spent a week fishing.
Dr. L. J. KItAUSE, Dentist, X-Kay
Diagnosis. McDonald Bank Building.
Phono 97.
The Royal Neighbors degree team
put on work at Sutherland Friday ev
ening and returned Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. LeDioyt left tlds morn
ing for Denver to visit her daughter
Mrs. "W. A. O'Donnell for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Logan and
children returned Sunday from May
?Bod where they visited for a few
days.
Thomas D. Hallron, thirteen year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Hallron of Paxton, drowned in tho
river near his homo Saturday. The
boy was out swimmflng anSd dived into
tho water and hit his head which
caused, hi3 death. Ho was found
later one half mile from the place of
diving. Tho funeral was held at
10:30 yesterday morning in Paxton.
A nine poudi boy was born Wed
nesday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Casey.
All concerned aro (doing nicely.
S. It. Derryberry returned yester
day from Lotllsville, Ky., whero ho
attended th'o Hardware Men's Con
vention. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Artz returned to
their home in Denver this morning
after attending tho funeral of tho late
Mrs. J. T. Edmiston.
Mrs. John B. Edwards entertained
a number of friends Friday after
noon at her homo. After a pleasant
afternoon dainty refreshments wore
servi
Dr. W. I. Shaffer and family will
leave next Friday for Los Angeles
whero they will spend the month of
July. The Doctor Is to demonstrate
his special treatment for tho cure of
hay fever and at tho same time will
take some research work at the Col
lege of Osteopathic Physicians and
Surgeons.
Mrs. Henry Waltemath and daughters
Miss Alma and Mrs. Chas. Dixon en
tertained at a one o'clocn luncheon
Wpdnesday at tho Waltemath homo in
honor of Mrs. Neal of Charlestown,
West Virginia. Decorations wero in
keeping with tho Fourth of July sea
son. Tho house and porch were pro
fusely decorated with garden ilowers
and' Hags. Tho out of town guestc
were Mrs. Robert Gantt of Creston,
Jown, Mrs. Stafford of Chicago, Mr.s.
, Wayne Carroll of Gothenburg, Mrr
i Ralph Clabaugh of Denver and Mrs'.
: Neal of Charlestown, West Virginia.
W. C. T. U.
NEW CITY DIHECTOItY FOH
NOltTH PLATTE AND LINCOLN
COUNTY IS IIEHE.
Hoffhlue'a North Platte Directory
for 1921 is being distributed here this
week. It is published ovory two
years and tho information it con
tains 1b of real value to many business
and professional pooplo of the city,
Its Information about tho streets of
tho city is tho very latest. It gives an
alphabetical list of all residents and
icitizens and tells their business and
location. Then follows a list of Lin
coin County Tax Payors, alphabetic
ally nrrangoL giving Bectlon. town
ship, range and postofljlco address.
A copy' of this directory has been
placed in tho city library for tho freo
use of nnyone.
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WAILMNGS OF BUIUTCN'G- BRUSH
' ABE ISSUED BY STATE
FIItE MARSHAL.
Don't start a bonfire in a high wlti,d
may seem foolish advice but many
fires aro started from bonfires which
wero set during high winds. Tho Stato
Fire Marshal also says:
Don't start Arcs for brush or mead
ow burning, during the heat of tho
day.
Don't leave a fire unattended.
Don't start your fire without tho
propor- means of controlling it ,
Don't forgot when you burn your
brush, that your neighbors property
must bo considered.
Tho abovo also applies to burning
woods, hay, refuse and all other bon
fire materials.
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We Have These
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New Victor
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Records for July
We are waiting for you to come in and hear them played. They are the best music Victor music.
If you cannot come now. send at once for the illustrated booklet describing them.
Number
An Open Secret Frances Aida 64960
Quartet in C Minor Allegretto (Brahms) Flonzaley Quartet 74685
Sonnambula Como per mo scrcno (Oh. Love; for Me Thy Power)
Amolita Gnlli-Curci 74644
Serenade (Dode-Mosikowski) Mabel Garrison 64966
Favorita Spirto ccntil (Spirit to Fair) Beniaraino Gigli 74688
Gypsy Airs, No. 1 (Sarasate) Violin Jascha Heifetz 74689
Melody in A Major (General Chas. G. Dawes) Violin Fritz Kreislcr 64961
Don Carlos Dio, die ncll' alma infondero (Friendship Duet)
Giovanni Martlnelli and Giuseppe De Luca 89160
Beneath tho Moon of Lombardv John McCormack 64962
Preludo in G Sharp Minor (Rachmaninoff) Piano Sergei Rachmaninoff 64963
Turkish March from "Tho Ruins of Athens" Piano Olga Samaroff 64965
Symphony No. 1, in C Major Finale (Beethoven)
Arturo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra 74690
Lovo Sends a Little Gift of Roses Reinald Wcrrenrath 64964
Monastery Bells
It Was tho Timo of Lilac
I'm Going to Marry 'arry
O'er the Hills to Ardcnteny
Marche Romaine
(1) Gavotte in B Flat (Handel)
(SapellnikofI)
Selut d'Amour (Love's Greeting)
Invitation Waltz Whistling
(1) Heavenly Aida (from "Aida")
virom manna l uwc tjuiu
(4) Miserere (from
Merlo Alcockl
45247
Sir Harry Lauderlcr.
Sir Harry Lauder"'
victor urcnestra
(3) Second Gavotto
Victor Orchestra
mat guru. muivQD
Violin Solo (2) Heaven May Forgive You
Habanera (from "Carmen' ) Flute Solo
(2) Giga (Corelli)
Whistling
Sua
10
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12
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12
12
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12
10
10
10
12
10
10
12
18754 10
10
(3)
Trovatore") Comet Solo Victor Orchestra
(1) Song to the Evening Star (from Tannh'auser ) Violoncello Solo (2)
Toreador Song (from "Carmen") Viola Solo (3) Soldiers' Chorus
(from "Faust") (Bassoon Solo (4) Woman is Fickle (from "Riuoletto")
Celesta Solo Victor Orchestra
Pucker Up and Whistle Billy Murray'
Home Again Blues Aileen Stanley
The Legend Medley Waltz Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
Mello 'Cello Waltz Joseph C. Smlth'o Orchestra
Held Fast in a Baby's Hands Henry Burr
Nobodv's Rose William Robvn
Walt Until You See My Madeline Victor Roberts'
Peggy O'Neil . Victor Roberts
Crooning Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
I'll Keep on Loving You r-oxl rot 1 he Ucnson Orchestra of Chicago
Just Keep a Thought For Me Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra'
I Like It All By Myself Medley Fox Trot
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
My Old Kentucky Home and Old Black Joo Wood Sart Ford Hanfbrdl
Down in Arkansaw Myers and Hanford
President Harding March United States Marine Band
Natioiit.1 Capital Centennial March United States Marino Band
ROBERTS MUSIC CO.
18759 10
18760 10
18761 10
18763 10
18764 10
18765 10
18766 10
18767 0
18768 10
IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME
- since our forefathers majjo tea in tho Atlantic Ocean, using tho harbor,
of Boston as a teapot.
And it will he about as long again before tfie folks of this commun
ity will get grocery prices to compare with our Fourth of July SPE
CIALS, this 1921.
You houseewives have you taken note that you must lay in sup
plies to go1 over TWO days for SUNDAY and MONDAY?
' And you know from past experiences EVERYBODY is hungriest
on holiday.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
1 large pkg. Quaker Oats 33o
1 large pkg. Tangier Oats25c
5 pkgs. Arm & Hammer Soda
t 25c
3 cans No. 2 Tomatoes 34c
1 35c can dust Cocoa 28c
1 largo pkg. Crackers 34c
1 pound large Raisins nyc
FLOUR
Wo can please you
Cow Brand
Curtis Best
Victor
Storm King
Price iB always Right.
We Pay Cash for Butter & Eggs. Free Delivery from all Four Stores.
GAMBLE wirF SPRINGER
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho first Idanco of tho season waB
glvou at Lamplaugh's Lako Tuesday
Following Is a list of Real Estato ovonlng. Tho bulking is not yot coin
Transfers filed last week in tho office ploted, and owing to tho largo crowd
of C. W. Yost, Register of Deeds for
Lincoln County.
Juno 17. Evolyn Walling and hus
band to Guy W. Yoho ,SWi of SWK
W of SW'Y of sec. 23 and NWU of
NWJ4 sec 2G TO R33 $1,850.00
Juno 21 E)lw.F. Rourko and wife to
Harry A. Pottor W socio T13 RS3
$27,200.00
.. Juno 15 0. D. Dickinson and wife to
Geo. W. Morgan.pt al SMs seal 5 TIG
R2S $22,000.00
Juno 15 J. D. W. Lincoln et al to
City of North Ptatto, Nobr. part of sec.
28 T14 R30 and part of sea33 Tl4 R30
$1,847.00
Juno 1G Anna M. Munson to Wll
holm HInz S scc.0 T15 N20 $4,000.0C
Juno 20 Chns. A. Farmer and wlfo
to Amo. Tuckor Lotl7 !loclc7 Wallaco g
$35.00 , l
Juno 15. Alto J. Rowon to D. N. i.t
Johnston .lot4 blDck'40 North Platte ft
$425.00 $
Juno 15 F. A. Woodgato and wife to ft
that attended, dancing had to bo dis
continued at 11:15 bocauso of tho dan
ger of racking tho building. Mr.
Lamplaugh expects to havo tho build
ing complete)! In two wcekB. Tho
bIzq of ,tho crowd Tuesday ovonlnp
shows tho appreciation of an open air
dauco hall.
For Hay Fovor see Dr. Shaffer.
Tho following was clipped from last
wcok's lssuo of tho Tipton, down)
Advertiser: "Last Saturday ovonlng
an C. S. Noiman and J. . Hollman wero
coming past , tho M. F. Baker homo
thoy dlscovorod smoko pouring from
tho uppor windows. Tho family wore
away and tho houao locked. Mr, Hollr
man obtained entrance by breaking In
tho kitchen door an)l found a flro woll
started In tho second story, which ho
Biicceoded in extinguishing and sav
ed tho proporty from heavy damage."
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If There's a Boy
m 01 ph tv uu r n n m - m m&m la ri mi mt m wi
i.t
F. W. Hormlnghauson 'part of lot 5,
block 83 original town of North Platte
$000.00 . H
Juno 15 Artlo McRoborts and wife ft
to Borton A. Brown lots 1 2 3 1
- 5 block 4 Codys Second Addition to g
North Platte $0,387.30 $
Juno 15 Artie S. McRoborts and wlfo ft
to Berton A. Brown sec 2 T 15 It 27 U
$3,500 00
Juno 1G Win. Huxoll.to Tilllo Sand-
all lot 7 block 8 Millers Addition to g
North Platte $3,000.00
Juno 18 Theodora Polozols to Sam
uel G. Poulos lot 5 block 13 Ros(lonco
Park subdivision of Park subdivision
to North Platto, $350.
Juno .18. C. Anna Plummet' and litis
band to Harry L. Croahaw, lot 1,
block 12 Cody's addition to North
Platte. $250.
Juno 21. John M. Fredrlcl and wlr'o
to W. II. Towers E S. E.V4 andN. W.
4 of S. E. yt nd lot 7 Sec 33 T. 13 R.
28 and S of N. E. V and lots 1 and
2 Sec 33, T. 13 R. 28. $G51.00.
Juno 22. Rose D. Craig and husbanSd
to Franko Lena Krugor et al lots21-22-
23-24 Cox'fl Subdivision of lot 8 of
Clarkson's subdivision of N. EJ. Vi
of Sec 29 T. 14. R. 33. $4,000
June 23 Raymond Wood and wife to
Toldon Moyors lotsl block 5 Cody's 2
addition to North Platte, $300.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chorpenlng
returned tho latter part of tho week
from Salt Creek, Wyo whore Mr.
Chorpenlng has been transacting
business. Ho will return to Wyo.
Thursday.
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