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We have a nice line of Christmas and New Years Meeting -r ' Lufraved Curds
dot your orders in erly, the engravers will be rushed from i.ew on.
CLINTON & SON, Jewelers and Opticians
Sign of The Big Ring Satisfaction Sure TryuUs. Graduate Opticians
i-vrt wi:kk or tii:jika'.sto(,ic
ton uvanuklstIc 'mkktis :
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1 he stork visited at Hans Hansons i vit ni'lMfrsimv rn tiii.
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7i7int.n.Av """ " bon or Cly(lp Sypher fell from the
SUBSCRIPTION PRICK: platform in front of the schoolhouse
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, not seriously hurt.
TUi:SI)AV. OCTOBER 11th, 1921.
EDITORIAL.
'! he Keith County News has a column
heado.l "Watch Yoijr Salo Dates,"
which wo believe is valuable to farm
ers and stock raisers. Such a column
would prevent duplication of dates
nnd conflict of sales. We invito salo
clerks, auctioneers and all others to
send us the items for this column
Those living in parts of the County
fartherest from North Platto will be
benefited by having their dates on flic
hero as well as those who live closer.
There will be no charge and we thank
Editor Kroh for the Idea.
The III V Club is always doing
something nice. Here last Wednesday
evening it gave a banquet to the High
School faculty. The affair was pulled
off in the basement of the Luthern
Church and with the help of some of
the boy's mothers. Hev. Koch Is the
guiding genius of the Club and It is to
him that a great deal of the credit
. should be given. The menu consisted of
roast pork and brown gravy, mashed
potatoes, creamed string beans, cab-
tmge salad, rolls, coffee, ice cream
and cake. A number if talks were
made by those present including
Principal Effle Johnson, Wilbur Swan
son, Frank Smith and John B. Ed
wards. A few years ago this would
have been an impossibility. The boys
.. at that time were banded together to
boat the teachers, not to banquet
them and everyone will agree that the
boys of today have as good times as
the boys of any other day and they,
nre doing it in a way which will
help them to be better men. We are
for the Hi-Y.
t :o;t
NOTICE
f The PIzer Store will bo closed all
. day "Wednesday, October 12, on ac
count of Atonement Day.
:o:
Mrs. M. II. Gilfoyl will leave for
Oshkosh today where she will spend
three days In the Garden County
Institute. She will" present Methods in
Public School Music to the rural and
grade school teachers and will have
a class in chorus conducting in High
Schools and in community singing.
Gale has boon
a cripple since infancy, his trouble
being caused by Infantile paralysis.
The freeze Thursday night put the
farmers hustling to get their pum-.
pkins and other things under cover
before Jack Frost plays a worse
trick on us. Potato digging is the
next thing on the program for those
that have any to dig.
seem to bo few and far between.
Potatoes
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A big crowd gathered at the Keith
last night and filled every part of the
ro-nn to hear and see the production
of Listen Irene. -The show was full
of sparkle and movement and round
of applause greeted the specialties.
The male quartet was the hit of tho
evening nnd was encored several
times. Miss Nyra Brown took tho
lcndjng part and by her expression
and volco' hold tho audience through
several long scenes which a lesser
actress could not have done.
t Jo'.inu.v Getz as the perfect nut, wjui
uj artist. lie used some of tho old
jokes but his inimitable rcdition of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Orton and I.HVi.Il Vcno is it. ,.. -,, shn
daughter Dorothy motored to Enders Xorth jIllttc hus scen thls season,
Nebr., last Saturday to visit Mr.1 :o:'
Orton's sister, Mrs. Wm. Oilman. ! VUVH KIRK ALARMS IX ONE DAY.
Tiiey returned Monday night. They i hkkaii aj,i, rkcohds AT
.i ..1 f i, . . . .
.iiu uie ci'oiib oi an Kinus were al
most a failure In that part of thc
country and " that the newly sown
wheat Is dying for lack of moisture.
Mrs. L. J. Whiting was seriously
ill last Saturday and Sunday with
dysentery but is getting along fine at
present and will soon be as good as
new again.
LOCAL STATION
Su&mluy
t. 21-Casper Ranch Auction of . slorllngt 0i0. arrived this .morning
cers and Feeders and Hogs. where they were called by tho death
Watch Voifjt4ALK dates?
Oct. 15. A. S. Bellow. North Platte,
Pure bred .Poland-China sale. Ed
;Ki"" ic;. Auctioneer. , ,
v Oct. -:c .1. G. Guvmnn,,v'orlh Platto.
fiMiil Farm' sale. Ed. Kier5g;-;Ao-tionecr.
Oct. 18 John Brose, North Platte,
General Farm Sale. II. M. Johansen,
Auctioneer
Oct.
Stocl
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the American
Legion will be held at the County
Superintendent's Office this evenlngtit
eight o'clock. All members are urged
to l)e present as a full report of tho
state convention at Fremont will bo
made by the delegates. Plans for tho
future work of the organization will
also bo discussed.
Miss lona Banks of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the W. A. Olson
home, left yesterday for Denver to
visit. On her return trip she will
visit a few more days at the Olson
home.
Mrs. Mable Laltosa of LosAngeles
is expected to arrive tomorrow to
attend tho funeral of her brother
Noel Donegal).
between 3:15 nml 5:50 In
tho afternoon the local fire station
received four fire alarms and respond
ed to each. The first was at 821 W.
Third Street was some rubbish in the
vicinity of the Gamble & Sprnger
grocojy store there. Tho next was at
.".20 S. jftalut where D. M. Howard
Rllves. ' oi ore some outbuildings were
'damaged ,to the extent of $50 "or
more. vThc next call to 513 East D
street proved to' be a false alarm for
tho firo was out when tho truck ar
rived.. The last of tho four was at
tho Harry Madison home on 1440 W.
12th.' IIoi;e a Barn and garage with
hay .and .vsP"ie other property was
damaged iYftthe' extent of at least $150.
Mrs. Chas. Murrtn and sons of
of her mother Mrs. Fackn.
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ATTENTION I. O. O. V.
The first, degree-will be conferred
on a class on" Thursday of Jfhis week
Your presence is requested.
W. H. Clark; M. G.
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SPECIAL SALE
Men's and Young Men's
TROUSERS
A new lot ol" I'ants just received.
Atlrartive patterns in blues, browns
greens and greys.
Regular $5.00 value
SPECIAL AT
THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG VALUES
Men's Work Shirts
c
Blue or drey
Chambrey
SPECIAL
2 lor SI. 30
Where Low Price
Moeta
flood Quality
Cor. Front & Dewey Sts.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Tho undersigned persons having
land on the south side of the river,
having hay in the stack, have decided
that lliey have reached the limit of
endurance in allowing hunters and
trespassers to go upon their land. A
very large per cent of these trespass
ers have no respect for fences or gates.
Fences aro cut anywhere without
question nnd gates aro left open.
A number of fires have been started
wore put out before much damage was
were put iut before much damage was
done. Very few seem to realize that
they are taking long chances witn
other people's property when they
drivo through theae hay lands striking
matches and smoking. Wo hereby
forbid hunting and trespassing on all
lands controlled by us, under penalty
of law.
Art Samuolson.
A. Samuolson.
Scott Reynolds,
Theodore Samuolson.
H. C. Hlxson.
Frank Starr. ,
Harry A. Shaner.
Helen Cole.
Walter Carlson.
B. "W. Talbott
Fred McClymont.
Frank LIngwall.
-Mrs. D. Roberts.
Carl Roberts.
Oda Roberts.
Wllbor Adktns.
PIzor & Ilnlllgan.
N. M. Pottlt.
Mrs. H. M. Hershoy.
JulltiB Ilnhler.
I Vaudeville
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The Acts that were to be here last Wed
nesday will sure be here this time. 4
Big Acts and 3 reels of Pictures. First
Show at 7:30 p. m. Second Show at 9.
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The program for the rest of the
week nt the Baptist evangelistic ser
vices Is as follows:
Tonight 8 p. in., "The Unutsod
! Oar" by Misn Stockton.
Wednesday S. p. in., Rainbow" char
us of boys and girls. "Tho Million
Dollar Chock," by Dr. Dean.
Thursday 8 p. . m., "Quostlon
Night." Questions nnswerod by Miss
Stockton.
Friday--S p. m Pennant night "A
Council In Hell," by Dr. Dean. Orvllle
Johnson Is" In charge of tho chorus
choir every night. Everyone Is In
vited to all of thoso services.
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Mrs. Vern Spain of Gurnsoy, Wyo.,
nrrlvcd yesterday to visit nt tho homo
of Mrs. J. II. Guiles.
Want Ads
For Kent Four furnished roonu
and bath. 509 V. Ninth.
Wanted Plain sowing and chlldrcrs
clothes to make. 902 W. 2nd.
Wanted A man or boy with a car
to deliver meat. Sco Geo. McKaln.
Wanted To buy a good second hand
cash register. Call tills office.
Found A violin bow. Owner can
hnvo same by paying for this nil.
For Kent Two nicely furnished
roms, strictly modern. 408 E. Sixth.
Lost Scotch Collie. Return to 92'!
E. 2nd.
Wanted A competent girl for gen
eral hoiiBowork. Inquire 1202 W. 5th
or phone 404W.
For Sale Prairie hay loose $G,
baled $7, delivered. Phono 79GF12. J.
T. Lester.
Wantc" A maid for general house
work. Mrs. J. J. Halllgan, 1104 West
2nd St
For Sale Two hard coal burners
and one soft coal stovo and one dining
table. 408 E. Sixth.
For Salo One Radiant Homo hard
coal sove, good as now. A. O. Kocken,
220 West Sixth street
To Trade A thorobrod Ilnmpshlro
boar for one of tho same breed L. E.
Ebright, North Platte.
For Sale One two year old boar.
Registered Poland China, See Harry
Shaner North Platto Phono 7K4F210
For Sale Pure extracted honey at
15c per pound. You furnish tho con
tainer. East end 14th St. R. McFar-
For Sale 1.54 nrccs lot 10, County
Clerk's Subdivision, southeast part of
North Platte. Easy terms. Address I).
V, McKonnoy, 085 So. Locust, San Jose
California.
..Notice Any girl in trouble may com
municate with Rev. J. B. Payne or
Mrs. J. B. Payne. Box 274, No. Platto,
Phono 5S9J or call at room 9 Rodden
Rooms.
At The Theatres
Today at the SUN
Norma Talmadge
in
PASSION FLOWER
Wednesday & Thursday
THE GREAT LOVER
All star (last.
Keith, Tues, & Thurs.
Eugene Obrien
in
WORLD APART
Also (Ibarlic (Ibaplin in The
Pawn Shop.
Wednesday, Vaudeville
2 Shows.
Crystal, Tues. & Wed.
LONE HAND WILSON
Thursday & Friday.
Edith Roberts
in
THE FIRE CAT
D. E. Hitrpor, Gothenburg, Atty
NOTICE OF PETITION
Estate No. 1849 of Mary Stolla Sholly,
deceased, in tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nohraska. To all per
sons interested in said estato tako no
tice that a petition has boon Illed for
tho probate of tho above entitled es
tate, and for tho appointment of
Frank Sholly as Administrator of said
ostato, which has boon sot for hearing
heroin on Nov. 2, 1921, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Dated Oct 8, 1921.
WM. II. 0. WOODIIURST,
(SJOAl) Comity Judge.
M US' 31. IIKXUY GIIiKOYIi
Teacher of Voice Culture
and the
Art of Singing
Res. Studio 10S W. 3rd. Phone 1147.f
(Ilolnd & Cnrr Attornoy.)
NOTICIS OF P1CTITION.
Hstnto No. 1848 of Clmrles J. II. Brand,
docoflsed. In tho County Court of
Lincoln County. Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska. To all per
sons Intorestod In snid Estato tako
notice Hint a potltion has been tiled
for tho appointment of Fred J. Ilnss
as administrator of said ostato which
has boon set for hearing herein on
November 1st, 1921 nt 10 o'clock a.
m.
Dated October fi 1921.
(SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODIIURST.
County Judge
Extension Itond No. lil.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The special commissioner appoint
ed to view n public rond as follows
Commencing at tho SV comer of
section 30 T. 12 N. R. 31 W. running
thenco north on lino between ' sec
tions 35 and 3C, 25 nnd 2G, 23 nnd
24. and 13 and 11 to the NW corner
of Bectlon 13 said township nnd
rango, has reported In favor of tho
cstnblishinont thereof, nnd all objec
tions thereto nnd nil claims for dani
acos by reason of tho establishment
of above rond must file snmo In tho
office of tho County Clerk of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, on or before 12
o'clock noon of tho 12th dny of Do
comber, 1921, or snid road will bo al
lowed without reforenco thereto.
Dated at North Platto, Nebraska,
this 29th day of Sept. 1921.
A. S. ALLEN,
(SEAL) County Clerk.
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