lIE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBIjNE
LODGE CHURCH ! kwioothhe .
C0M1KG MEETINGS IN T1IK
VARIOUS OBGANIZATIOOF
THE CITY.
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C- NGERT
by the
Chamber of Commerce Band
Friday, September 2, at 8 o'clock.
Court HousenJark. Earl Stamp, Director.
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r . program' . ,' ';4'J
March "Glory of tlio Trumpets" ...i.-Sjl j iits.ll SlrockonBhlru
"The FainoiiB Minuet" pj. - : Padorowski
Sextet- from "Lucia do Lammermoor' .'jJ$ilr'rm----- Donizetti
Overture "Golden Dragon" ... King
March "Rotary" ., ...m..'..-.. Hnh'i
Morceau "Dawn of Lovo" - -- Ik--f Bondlx
Invitation a la Valso 1 Weber
March "Harnum & Bailey's Favorite". k King
MASONS.'
Master Degree will bo given .Sat
urday night. j
TRAVEL AND STUDY. "
Club will meet nt the liontw of
Mrs. Ray Cummlngs, Montlny.
BAPTIST
11:00 Communion.
S: 00 "Spiritual Digestion."
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
P. M. Turncy of Denver is a guest
at tho P. II. Kenworthy home.
Misses Alma an)l Mario Tolllion
spent Wednesday In Horshey.
The small son of Alfred M. Hansen
la reported to ho 111 at home.
See Whittaker hats. They are dis
tinctive and different.
W. J. Armstrong of Ogallala trans
acted business In tho city Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ellsworth of
Horshey were city visitors Tuesday.
Ray Snodgrass of BriclgeportWislt
ed frlerJJs in tho city Wednesday
while enrouto to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Walker returned
to their homo in Arthur Wednesday'
after transacting business In the city.
Mies Laura Murray returned homo
Wednesday from Long Beach, Calif.,
where sho spent tho summer months.
Miss Mnudo Warrington arrived
hero Wednesday from Long Beach,
wher she .has been teaching for several
years.
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VMlss lva Schwanz of Maxwell had
her tonsils removed. tho first of tho
Attorney M. E. Crosby transacted , weck anli returned to her homo Wed
professional business in Gandy Tues- nesday.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
11:00 Service iii Building aiU
Loan Building.
TODAY
At lip'm. the, Wunan's Missionary
Society'' of the j.ulJit-'-an Church will
nyeot "j;0 pui'sonne. "
LHrr.lii?ftAN- .
if :00--" Priority. Rights in Spiritual
Mattery" "
No droning, 3or vice.
EPISCpPAL
11:00 Holy Communion ati ser
mon. 7:30 Evening Prayer ani sermon.
ROTARY
Will meet in Lutheran Church
basement on Tuesday Instead of
Monday on account of Labor Day.
day.
Mrs. Wm. Maloney left yesterday
Mrs. R. A. Scott and baby returned . for Salina, Kansas, where she was
to their homo in Sutherand Wolnes- called by tho death of her father E.
' S. Dye.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN
Service on Sunday at 10:30 o'clock,
afthe corner of Tenth and Willow
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell an(l daughter I
Albertafof Wallace, were city visit
ors Wednesday. I
Mrs. Earl Stamp and daughter Mar-1
Ion left yesterjday for Council BluffR
to visit" relatives. j
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Maddox return -;
e)fl "Wednesday from Keystone where,
they spent a few days. '
Frank, Corpennlng leit the first of mrig friends
the week for Salt Creek, Wyo., to,
transact business. !
streets. Carl. Almen, Pastor.
A Ford car was stolen from in front ' '
of tho Platte Valley Bank Tuesday METHODIST
evening while tho owner was at the 11:00 "Vital Messages"
picture show. 8:00 Sermon by Rev. W. W. Un
derwood.
Tho Board ' County Commissioners
haa leased tlio County Poor Farm to '
Jas. Sadie for tho following year for ' - i' MAN
S3K0 in raah. 1 Regular business meeting and clec
, , " , , . , , tlon of officers Thursday, September
rnvuio oai Aino.u, w..u hub ueu-. , ,. . .. , g , . .
in the U. S. service In Hawaii, is vu ! v, ,.;:,' , .
s in the city while enroute 1 : '
AH
to South America.
: ALPHA D11LPHIAN
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I huciety will meet
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Patrick of
Moyne, Wre,xmongthe,.out Qtttqw
visitors Wednesday.
Lc" t i,r hnn, in rtiiinM. Montana after ! Hcho01 odnesjlay evening at 7:30
iwji.- . ... "V,-i.i,7s:iHica(! of-TucBdUr on accmTift of the
wouiuii s ' iuu uanquei.
spending"'
o her brother, Thos. AVatts.
Miss Vera Quelle, of Oshkosh, had A u)1 atof,k Qf WoBtorn Fieid sllot
her tonsils removed Wednesday at tho gun shcUg alwayg Qn ,mnd at Tho gl,
Platto vauoy nospuai.
MRS. M, HENRY B1LF0YL
Teacher of
VOICE CULTURE
and the
Art of Singing
'it
Studio opens for fall
Frillay, September 2nd!
term,
Phono 1147J
Res. Studio, 108 West Third
for those who cannot
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S: 00 Preaching.
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FARM SALES
, Merchants are constantly having sales. Thoy clean -jupH
their fall goods with a sale. They dispose of their remaining -spring
and summer goods with a sale. It has proven to be
good business. In the same way, farmers hold sales to get rid of
surplus stock, to unload all kinds of farm property before
moving, to realize on crops and produce and to raise necessary
funds. The banks and auctioneers look after many of the de
tails. The famers look after some of them. It is well to look
sharply at the advertising feature of tho farm sale. Notico
should be placed in the County papors which will reach the
largest number of prospective buyers farmers. In Lincoln
County, tho ScinMVeckly Tribune stands first in number of
subscribers among tho farmers. Our rates are the same as most
of the papers charge. Wo have master printers to set tho ads
men who have become so expert in sale bills that no mis
takes get by them. We look after the form of the bill, correct
any errors in spelling, punctuation and wording. TO THOSE
WHO ADVERTISE WITH US WE EXTEND SPECIAL COUR
TESIES IN PRINTING THE SALE POSTERS. A certain
number out of every hundred are printed on a heavy manilla
paper for out door posting. EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT
OUR WORKMEN JUST HOW TO PUT UP THE BEST FORMS
AND OUR PRICES ARE STILL LOWER THAN THOSE USU- ,
' ALLY CHARGED.
Farmers planning a public sale should see us about the
printing.
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emi-Weekly Tribune
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
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CHRISTIAN
tTnr Prnnt Plinr Stnrf. All lltinterB
... mi r.. .,.r County Convention
know tho quality of Tho Western and ,'
, ., , ., . ' 9:45 Services lo
Uliris always nutKea unu Jiitc , A,
attend convention
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clayton of Wal- j
ace visited local friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Pathetos entered tro iit;xiC
Plane Valley hospital Wednesday for I L A to Uj0 u of R T w, hol(,
treatment. , . r, picnic at the City Park Friday af-
I A Mexican was found on the railroad ternoon. All members aro urged t.)
track Monday night with his skuli meet at K. P. hall for a short business
j fractured. He was taken to Ogallala meeting at 3 p. m. Autos will take the
' by a train crow and later brought to 1 members from tho hall to tho park.
th"e; Platte Valley hospital. Hu hiii . ::o::
been unconscious since his removal. ; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Spencer nnd
j daughter Hlolse an(i, son Herbert loft
, Arvilla Whittaker is featuring the j-es.tor(1(iy f01. Lincoln whore Mrs.
smartest conceptions of the season in Sj,eiu.ur ali ti,e children will re
trimmed and Uiilorea hats. The high- m.ln jillrlng tne wint0r. Their son
t etandar t ot nuaiity auainaoie m" Harold will leave the latter part of
worth every cent they cost. 500 Lo- thu week They wcro accompanied
cust St., first door north of post office. by M,88 Iary Dr()8t wIl0 w(11 attomj
Nortli Platte. Nebr. tll0 Btato university this winter.
3rAHIAGK LICENSES.
LOCAL AND I'EKSONAI.
LAST PICTURES OF GREATEST AIRSHIP WHICH FAILED"
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Following is a list of licenses
issued by County Judge Woodhurst
since August lGth.
Aug. 20 Thcojloro A. Trimble, U.
P. omployee, Maxwell and Miss Ruth
E. Snyder, Maxwell. Married by
Rev. C. F. Koch.
Aug. 22 Frank M. Wykert, farmer
er of Now Raymer, Colo., and Miss
Marie M. Jensen, Curtis.
Aug. 22 Frank Holowka, baker, of
Grant, Nebr., and Miss Oolda O.
Fenwlck, Grant.
Aug. 22 Frank M. Wykert, farmer
North Platte, Nebr. and Mrs. Zada
M. Van Rees, domestic, Quinn, S. I).
Married by Co. Judge Woodhurst.
Aug. 23 Elmer W. Wilken, farmer
Aug. 23 Elmer W. Wilken, fanner,
Dickons. Married by Co. Judg"
Woodhurst.
Apgust 30 Thos. C. McDonnUl,
farmer, Wallace and Miss Hazel
Duckworth, Wallace Married by Co.
Judgo Wroodhurst.
August 31 Rlnalds M. Fair, teacher
i-taploton and Miss Vera Atkins,
tcachor, Staploton
September 1 Jas. S Clark, farmer,
Gothenburg and Miss Sara C. Lind
burg, tcachor, Gothenburg.
Mrs. M. Henry Gilfoyl returned
Wednesday from Portlanll, Oregon
where she has been visiting for sev
oral weeks.
Miss lva Schwan, of Maxwell, had
her tonsils removed ycstortlay at tho
Platto Valley hospital.
Miss Alice Langford resumc)l duties
at the Austin Jewelry Store yesterduj
after a two weeks vacation.
O. II. Eyorloy of Horshey come yes
terday from Kearney whore ho has
been tnnsactlng business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Ilrogan of Key- ,
stono aro expected Sunday to visit
at tho P. P. Maddox home. !
Miss Lila Halllgan ot Brule, whoi
has been visiting relatives In the cltv, I
loft yesterday for Central City to vi- ,
it. I
Mr. anid Mrs. Newmoyor of Toxa t
visited local friends whilo enroute to'
tho eastern part of the state yeator-'
day. I
Arvilla Whittaker Millinery unit
Specialty Shop Is receiving now ship-(
ments every day of the latest In rH j
linory and also gifts. Prices are re
sonablo and within tho roach of nli ,
500 Locust St, near postofflce, No "
Platto, Nobr.
Jrhn G. Mcllyano will leavo tho car
iv i;urt or next week on an oxtonded
trip to Now York, through the Now
Enclaml st:itin nml nvor IntX ftnnrfln
It has been inlto a Vhilo sliico Mr.
Mcllvano has taken n vacation nn(i he
ima iiiiiuuuii u irip which s coruun 10
provo pleasant. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Popjoy loft
last ovonlng for their now homo In,
Denver.
MR.EPICURE TELLS YOU
WME2RE TO
M 6TAK
M, K02HE MILLER
fHolcl pome 1
Irm CafofGria M
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A LIBERTY BOND LUTHERAN CHURCH
The greatest air! tragedy, m the. history of aviation, the collapse of the dirigible ZR-2 in England.
,wlienfc45 perished.Ti 71 ofjlwhom were American navymen, will not stop the U S. in its air programme, it
(is announced at .Washington But Amcricansi!l build all of our future dirigibles and we will purchase no
(tnoreiforeign-made crafts These picturcs'are the last of the ill-fated craft. Upper left shows navymen!
.leading the biggest dirigible ever built from its hangar for the trial flight Lower picture is an official'
, navy picture a group of the American crew which, went across to bring the monster across th Mlantic'
Jrom Lngland. The skctcli shows the great steel girders buckling and the ship as it collapsed.
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Executives !
TLEPaCorona-in tho
druv..r of your dash I
Wlica you vant to writo
a corfidontlal letter, or
dsh off a memo you
can writo it with Corona
quicker, c vujlcr, more !cgi
hly tliau by baud.
Call at the nearest Cc . ' a
store or wo will dei.
strate at your convaalen.cfc.
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Stone's Drug Store.
old'i ond fltn
a ncal cciry-
cato.
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The Personal Kkmiff Marlwie
S. Liberty Bonds mostly paid for the t building of this
Onnan Lutheran church at oatsuurg, hi., w 1''':'
A II eiliiiKcr is the pastor. He pointed out at the dedication rcctnuy
ha the cllufch service1 flag had tvfenty-two stars in it, and every mem.
her had proved over and over again the loyalty to the country of their. ,
adoption.
