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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1921)
THE NORTH PLATTE .. SEMI-V EEKLY TRIBUNE VrjLSffl TOUT, Editor nnd Publisher. Entered at tho North Platte, Nebraska I'ostblrico as Second Class Matter. SUHSOKIl'TION I'ltlCK: Ono Ycnr, In iithniico !.()! PJUDAY, SKl'Xlv.UBKK JOIIi, 1021. L'DITOUIAL tire . Illlmor J. Thompson mads a call at this offlco yntorday whllo making a short visit horo with his pnronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. V, II. Thompson, HUmcr Is ono of tho hoys of which North Platte is vary proud. After completing his courso In pharmacy ha wont to Chun ell whore ho now liven. Starting with nothing hut hoalth and determina tion, ho now lata a good hUBlnofls. nil BUporvjgon pain mr aim in iiuuiiiuii nu utiruvu tho roapoct of the community In which ho llvoe, beomiBo of his upright life and siuttre dealing. ou want to Me Jim Wllgon, go to tire Fair Grounds. Jim is prosiuem ot the Fair Association and take the office seriously. He is determined that nothing shall he left undone that will make for the success of the fair. Don ning) old clothes and hunting up a bunciif of tools ho has spent weeks In gettiW the grounds and buildings in harp. The entry list of live stock is so lftrge that It will he necessary to provide almost double tho space usod heretofore. .This appllos especially to the racing stock. Tho new Imnd stand which stood within tho racing track did not prove to bo satisfactory to somo and it has boon mo ed over to tho oxhlbltlon grounds and converted into a nlaco for showing tho oduca tlonal exhibits. A new grand stand has boon built and all buildings re paired. Tho amount of work dona is enormous and It has all baon done by Mr. Wilson or under ins personal LODGE, CHURCH AND SOCIETY Sonator GUbort M. Hitchcock nnd Earl daddls, his private secretary, continued tholr visit In North Platte vor Wdnesday. Thoy vlsltod tho Stato Farm, tho Air Mall field and other placos of lntoroat about' tho city . during tho forenoon. Sonator Hitch. , cock 'was tho guest of honor at tho Klwanls Club dinner and gavo a vow lino addross. During tho nftornojn ho visited tho Country Club and play, cd a round of golf. Ho loft for tho oast in tho ovcnlng. Chief Splllnor and his patrolmen have begun a systematic hunt afte'r violators of tho auto traffic laws. Thoy do not havo to hunt vory far and each Yesterday we walked out to where 1 thoy are laying tho north sldo sewer j Wo found that thoy had commencod at tlio oast end whero tho sowor omptles , into fcho North Platte IUvor just aboro I tho railroad brldgo and nro working 1 this wuy. Near tho rlvor thoy on. 1 countorcd a groat deal of Quicksand This retarded tho work and it was a a groat relief to tho contractors an1 workers whon thoy got to solid ground. Tho fiftoon inch tile aro laid in tho water as It Is and pumps are constantly at work keeping tho water out of tho way of tho workmen. Chai Cook and Frank Elliott nro in charivs ot tho actual work of constructing tho sower. About 35 mon woro on tho Job yostorday. Dick Ttnnnlo wnB laying out tho lino and surveying tho lovels so thnt tho Howor would work properly. Tho joints nro covorcd with cement COJILXO MKETLNGS IS Till VAJUOUS ORGANIZATIONS OF THK CITY. CHRISTIAN U:00"God's Twin Laws." 00 "The Pronouns of Civilization BAPTIST 11:00 "Soul Winning." 8:00 "The Spirit of Service." SATURDAY Royal Neighbors exchange Maloney window. In EPISCOPAL 8:00 Holy Communldn. 11:00 Morning Prayer and Sermon ?:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. LUTHERAN 11:00 Tho Holy Communion S:00 "The Humility "Which Exalts." 9,: 00 The Holy Communion. ' I I Ladies' Attention! i ., .....,.-,. hi Lwn am 1 iv - "rrr t i u tKxu T-i..wr if s 1 WHM. THE ONLY STORE IN NORTH PLATTE WHERE YOU CAN Bt'Y Holeproof , Hosiery FOR MEN AND WOMEN lil'4K.V A'itfAtfLE' We have just received a large shipment of Ladies Holeproof Hose and we are well sup plied to take care of your wants. The Wo;ld Celebrated Elastic Ribbed Top rr 40 METHODIST 11:00 "An Old Truth for No-y Tlmofl." 3:00 "A Notod Hero." M PRESBYTERIAN I 11.: 00 Preaching. 7:30 Preaching. Rov. T. C. Osborne ot Scotts Bluff. inters in police court. The judge h "f cach l tt lu Z i e ,. . hnii.vin It ban no flaws In It which will causo IJUUII U VH Ml Will BI WI' that a warning Is till that Is nocossarV but his pationco is not to last for all It to glvo way. Should tho weather bo favorablo tho lino will bo comploted up to tho city limits hoforo October h uv. v,"...b u ...i.i Hero It will bo joined to tho main n ght and speeding, scorn to bo the, 181-"UJU J iAtirrri, . . mi.. m.. ' sowor on tenth street. Tho total length principal ouuimun. uiu ujhul auu.io, . tl. Sotermlned that all autos shall have ot this sewer from the city limits to two headlights and that undue noise nt night shall ccaHC. C B, 'Balloy happonod -to bo Bit ting at dtnnor In his cafo just across the Htrcet'from tho corner whero Sam Simmons shot Win. FpbHor a few days ago. Ho saw tho whole scone and almost took an unwilling part in It. Aftor' It was ovor ho wont outsldf nnd pried a bullot out of tho wall of tho ctite. It had gono through tho new tin sign and cntorod tho stucco Willi whero It llattonod out and bu.'loQ ltsolf. Just ( two foot hlghor was tho window through which Mr. Balloy was looking. Ho has It figured out that hnd tho rovolvor boon olovatod a fraction ot an Inch tho ball would havo struck two foot higher by the time It roaohod his phico and would have llattonod Itself out against what ever wns just Inside tho window. Ho has tho bullet us a keopsake. tho rlvor Is almost two miles r-::o:: ' Tlio Union Puclflo officials1-granted thu ruucHt of Iho Kifr Association arid will ph.co two vuUlnipn at the "t olid crossing during die fair. Thoy wi l also place an additional wntchman at the Lictiit ntvocl 'i?Mlng. Tho oa-t ontrnnco to tho fair grounds will ho oponod and In this way tho congestion .it th Liiou'. rtreol crossing wli: '.t relieved. , . Mrs. Geo. B. Flold entertained at tho first ot a series ot ono o'clock lutichoons Wolnesduy at her homo. Aftor a well appointed luncheon brldgo was the ontortalnmont of the ejprnoon. About forty guosts- wore protont. Todny Mrs. Field will onter taln at tho socond of tho sorlos ot lunchoons followed' by a keuslngton. Covers wyi bo laid for forty guosts. All ihe latest huh'p'ib In Flslt and Qago Hats. The Loudor Merc Co. ffogorc&f Jjosi&ry FOR LADIES Once you try tho Celebrated Extra Strotch Ribbed Top Holeproof HoslorJ' you suroly will not wear any other kind. -Thoy are comfortable, perfect fitting and will not bind the limb. Al ways rotnln the shape. . WAR MOTHERS Cars for tho War Mothers to go to1 Horshcy to attend the funoral of Paul Martin will loavo at 11 o'clock on corner of N 4th and Dewoy Sunday, opt. IS. FREE LECTURE Tim niirlntlfin Science Church In vites Us friends to a freo lecture tojft bo given In Odd Fllows hall, Tuosday, Sept 20th at 8 p. in. The address will bo given by Ezra W. Palmer of Denver nnd will about Christian Science SPECIAL LADIES 0di PURE SILK SP! .OO Holeproof Hose J Pair with Ribbed Top Colors Black, White, Cordovan, Russia Calf, African Brown, Navy LADIES PURE SILK FACED HOLEPROOF HOSIERY C Holeproof Hose With ribbed top Colors, Black. White, Cordovan, Russia Calf, African Brown, Navy. Sole Agents for Holeproof Hosiery in North Platte. NOTICE Tho Lincoln County. Teachers' In Btltuto will bo held. September 21st, 22nd and 23rd. Anyone who can ac commodato ono or moro teachers dur ing tho Institute will ploaso phono r.OW. Alloon G. Cochran, Countv Superintendent. All the latest models In Fisk and Gago Hats. Tho Leader Merc. Co. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Wo Prepay Parcel Post Charges Mail Orders Promptly Filled We Prepay Parcel Post NORTH PLATTE'S L1VEST STORE CI arges NORTH PLATTE ARKET 609 LOCUST STREET On Lincoln Highway Don I; forget to visit the new Fruit and Vegetable Maiker which will be open Saturday, Sept. 10th, with a full line of fruit and . vegetables. Peaches, pears and prunes arriving daily. Now is the lim , to -buy Jour fruit for canning. ' ' V ? ' ' Buy direct from us. and w,e-' will save you money.. , NORTH PLATTE Fruit & Vegetable Market K:t 009 LOCUST STREET. '.Opposite Standard Oil Filling Station. Want Ails For Jtcnt Brick building 30x24. Ad tlrcs'sVAf Bf Yntes, Sutherland, Nebr. For Sale Corn Binder, M. R. Mag nusen, North Platte. For Ilent My Irrigated rami mile west of -town for cash or shares. Julius Plzcr, 2 doors north of Romlgh parage ut tho Piaer New Store. Wniilod Girl for housowork. Light washings. Phono 12G0J. '. For Kent Garage, Inqulro 70S E, Sixth. 7 . For Sale Call ducks Geo. Kariger, Route 1, North Platte. Wanted Girl for house work. 40 .jjVost 6th St, Clean rags at Trlbuue; roP Sale-Good eight foot Sampson windmill, 30foot tower, f0 barrel storage tank and 30 feet 2 inch pipe. B. A. Wilson, 2G So. Elm. Phono 245J. For Snlc4-Equlty in two choice lots In North Platte. Write for description then make offer. Good used car ac cepted as part payment. Wood Tiro & Rubber, 1C22 Cuming, Omaha, Nebr. Wanted Office. ' For Sale Corn Binder, Mk. Magnu spn, North Platte. For Snlo One soft coal 'and one ; hard coal stove, good as now, A. O, for hunting. Kocken, 220 West 6th St. To Trade A thoroughbred Duroc Jersey boar for ono of same breed. Phone 781F11. C. H. Shin. Wanted Plain sewing, phono 1210J 210 North Ash. WantedGirl for jjeneral house work. Competent girl can command , fcood wages. Phone 132 . j HEAD CATTLE E. T. Tramp & Sons. Thin model Is made ot fust col or Kail) u r n I v KliiKlutm a vliitn Kroiiml with novel checks cither of red and blue, or Ot two toneH or blue, aa y o u choom. Coatrast Ini? hands of vhlt pluuo form Hi-' mmtrt trliniiilUM" TV. -i A whltV percale with a rich red HLrlpo hnLi little uro8Hvlse vest runnlnK from neck to hem. licit, cuffs and pocket lltipH nrc nlao crosswise. A blue or black stripe may be had if preferred. m 1 p'rl'nt comoH in eftlmr ? s-?JymAf nlnlc or blue. Tliel II si " u i ti t f ruma nro oi wnueii MiIm little tCaellBh 'nriiit coiuoh in eltlmr nunc or oiue. xne runi8 nro oi wiuiei orirnndlo with blueiC plcot odh'o Tho belt ties in oiose at me waist, lllaok plplnw on nsh and nock Klvoe Junt the touch needed. TheSeplember Maisonettes are here We are now showing the MaUonetto apron drese&H for Septemhor the sHine ones you havo soon ndrortlsod in tho curront Ueiia of The ladles' Home Journal. Colorfub Kalburnlo gingham, charming EnglUh print, and a smart strlpafi j'oroalo make thoao three now styles practical for they wear well ami keep thlr colors excep. tlonally when laundered with nxtfonable owe. Their, pretty pluku aud blues, the- marines of their cut U(1 rX)6(ng, slves them bo comlnguess aud obarw. Hake your seleotlou etuly ns tlMK-model you partlCHlivly ltko may he gone If yeu delay, and we oaaot order more.; . Maisonette DRESS APRONS o MONDAY, SEPT. 19 NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA Under Shelter Rain or Shine Yearlings, two and three years old steers, stock cows, stock heifers, feeding cows, calves, milk cows, butcher stuff. Included in this sale are 250 Young Hereford Stock Cows Fine quality. One Load of extra good quality long yearling Hereford steers GEO. W. ROBERTS, Owner. , One Load of two year old Short Horn steers. Good quality. SID HOLINBECK, Owner. Hello! You Farmers and Stockmen Are you aware that we are having a real stock market at North Platte. Bring your cattle to this market where they will net you the most money. . . i Friend Cattle Buyers Forget about the past. Come to North Platte to buy cattle, where they will sell to the highest bidder. No plugging or bye bidding here at this market. COME ON, OLD CHAP, LET'S GO. North Platte Nebraska, September 19th. i . Casper Rouch Charles Olson H. M. Jonansen Auctioneers