THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRifcUtflS ,
LODGE, CHURCH
AND 'SOCIETY
Farm Bureau "
Exchange List
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lOAIINO MKETimS IN Tlli'
VAUJOl'S ORGANIZATIONS OF
Tlli: CITY.
THURSDAY
I. 0. 0. F. 2nd dogroo wfll bo conferred.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Luthornn Lndloe
will hold
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1)11. 0. H. CJtESSLElt
G1IADUATK DENTIST
Office over tho McDonald
State Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
AIIbh Margaret WUor of'McCook
visited friends In the cltj Sunday.
MIsa Edith Glcason of Chicago in
tho guest of MIbs Helon White.
Mrs. Looa McDonald of McCook
was ft city visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Whlto of Sutherland va
lted In tho city Saturday.
MIsb Ucrthn Litz of Maxwell shop
ped In tho city Saturday.
J. K. Roddy and son Harold trans
acted business In Cozad Saturday.
V. T. Haly returned to Denver Sun
city. Clinton & Son, the Eyo Glass Mon.
Service and Satisfaction.
M. (J. Keller eller of Lomoypo
was a city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Omar Myers of Brady was n
city visitor Sunday.
Mrs. George Wilson of Hoyshoy
shopped In tho city Saturday.
Judge J. L. Towoll of Sidney, arri
ved yesterday. i
Attorney C. L. Daakins vont to
Arthur,, .this morning to transact
business.
Mrs. Lnwrenco Womort of Kcnr
noy arrived today to attend tho fun
oral' of 'her father Edw. Ilcbhausen.
Mr. and .MrB. Thos. Touhy and
baby of Denver arrived yesterday to
visit ut the tys. SchwuJgor. home.'
J. ,.Mi Ballard of Dickens was a
inong tho .out of town visitors Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Goodman and
Mrs. Elizabeth Dratt loft Sunday for
Omaha to spend a fow days.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Prod Jackson Friday. All con
cerned aro doing nicely.
Goo. Slobold la sufforlng a frac
tured too which ho rocolved on duty
at tho Ico house Saturday.
John Mcllvaln returned Friday
from a two months visit In oastern
States and Canada. ,
Mrs. Chas. Bogtto und daughter Em
ma wont to Omaha Sunday to spend
a fow days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler left
Sunday for Denver whore they will
make their futuro homo.
Jim Clinton loft for Kansas City
to attend tho American Loglon Con
vention. Mrs. Edw. Tltchner came tho latter
part of tho week from Goring to visit
at tho home of her parents.
Miss Mary Duboy left Saturday for
Ogalalla whero she will resldo In the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Mulholland of Val
loy arrived,, today to visit nt tho A.
0. Talbot home.
Miss Emma Everett returned Sun-
TTT T i their supper and bazzar on 'Nov. -17
Clinton & Son he Eye Glass Men. ' of December 1st.
Service and Satisfaction.
Henry Ilcbhausen of Laramie is.
expectod today to attend tho funeral
of his brother.
Thore arc now 150 men on tho
track dopartment of tho Third'. DlsJ
trlct whoro thore were not over 175 GUILD
last spring when tho force was cut. ) Tho Episcopal Guild will moot
Sup't. C. L. Llttlo reports, tliat I Thursday afternoon with tho follow
tholr was no substituting In tho city ,ng lad,e8 as tho entertaining corn
schools during tho month of Oct mlttc: Mesdames Stuart, Wurtele,
obor. Yates, Capron nnd Ames.
LADIES' AID
Of tho Christian Church will moot
Thursday aftornooir. Those entor
tainlng aro Mesdames Prottyman,
Morris, Lincoln and Kelly.
All paid-up Farm Bureau Members are entitled to a ninxlmum of on
Column inch of free advertising for seed, feed, livestock and 2nd hand farm
machinery. Those adds to run for two consecutive issues of tho North Platte
Semi-Weekly Tribune nnd discontinued unless notice to continuo is received
after tho socond issue. This service Is paid for by Farm Bureau Membership
money and for that reason is not nvailable for those who aro not paid-up
rmembon. Sond your lists to tho County Agent's Office at North Platte, Box
BJlU, a.1i5ro tho County list will bo complied for the paper. Tho greater the
nutnbar tho greater tho service to tho County.
FOR SALE 7 Poland China bonr.
S. J. Koch, Hershey.
Louis Brctornltz has moved his SALE
stand which he runs for tho Curtlil Tho Christian Indios will have a
iPubllBhlng Co. from tho Newton sale in Derryborry & Forbes window
Book Storo to Itlnckor's. on Nov. 18 and 19. The sale will con-
Tho small son of Thos. Hnlllgan Vaf slst of all kinds of bakery goods, fan-
scvcroly Injured Saturday by a horse cy work nnd candies.
falling on him nt his homo near tho -
cjtyi GOLDEN RULE
... .. ir , , . , ." Blblo class of tho Presbyterian
Miss Edith Howland returned to' .., .,, , . ,,,, TT
i.. i.. m i. ir T, , church will meet with Mrs. II. M.
iiui jiuiuu iii x uijuiwi, jvuuoua ruuuj .
iiuii. j'iituiy uliui nuuii. meiuuera aro
after visiting hor sister Mrs. Wm.
Stack.
day from Bortrand, Nebr. whero sho j fourteenth birthday.
Paul Beckius entertained his
school mates nt his homo tho latter
part of tho weok in honor of his ANNOUNCEMENT
requested td meet at t,ho homo of
Mrs. Salisbury, G07 W. 5th and will
bo taken from there to the Hnrt homo.
visted relatives. ,
n 1 -. !
A baby boy was born Friday to
Mr. and iMrs. Maurice Haushor. Moth
er and baby aro doing nicely.
W. II. Cramer left yesterday for
Crook, Colo, to spend several weeks
transacting business.
I am homo again. Will do any kind
of plastering. L. W. Mnthowson,
Gruceland Addition, Phono qE4W."' ,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Rnsmusson
and children of Horshoy visited) in
tho city Sunday.
Mrs. O. G. Cross o'f Paxton was n
mong tho out of town visitors Satur
day. You will only buy ono phonograph
In a llfo tlmo If you buy tho right
one Seo tho Victor.
Jos. llorrod of Columbus arrived
last ovonlng to attend the funeral
jof tho late Edw. Rebhauspn.
of Mrs. OUio Salisbury.
Clinton & Son, the Eye Glass Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
Mrs. Saraha Bangs and some Iowa
TEMPERANCE UNION
Tho Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at tho Van
friends are talking of taking a trip Cleave home. 102 South Elm, Wedncs-1
for. tho winter. They aro considering day afternoon, Nov. 2nd. Mrs. Wilson '
California and Florida. ! will assist tho hostess in serving.
Mrs. Mablo LaRoso expects to re- i Mrs. A"co Murphy will lend the de-,
tunKfo hor homo in LosAngoles to-, vouonal aml Mrs- KUn n"nian win
morrow after spondlng. several weeks tuko chnrgo of the programme. Don't
at tho homo of her parents Mr. and lorot our aues- mml Mrs- 1 ei"
Mrs. Jos. "ponegan. ' I Km3, , ' '
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James Moran of Choyenno has GItOUPES
arrived hero to tako tho. placo vacat- of tho Baptist church will meet
ed by Theo. Burr! as Roadmastcr in, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
tho Third District. Mr. Burri takes .tho following homes: Blblo Group,
MONEY ALONE
Wilftiiot buy an old line policy. You must have
(iooi) iitiAirii
Aro you In sound health today?
F'aymcnt Policy in tho
Then buy a Limited 3
The New York Life
Strictly Old Line. Phono U37W
SPECIAL SALE
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Lames uxiurus ana rumps
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Wo have made ono price on ISO pnirs of Oxford! and
Ptunps just at-tho time you nro loolcing for now ones
to wear with wool hoso. This lot oonsistt mostly of
Queen Quality malco that wo aro gelling in r rogular
way from $7.00 to $11,00 a pair. Thore aro several
different stylos in bUok kid, brown kid, brown calf,
and grey suodo, all stylUh up to date shoes.
Sou them in our show window and come ia and tako
advantago of tho price!
Wilcox Department Store
Mrs. ,Evn Sweet returned to her
Tho Methodist Lddies will hold a
food nnd apron salo next Saturday,
Nov. 7. nt rinrrvlinri-v & TiYirlina alnrn
homo In Henry; 111. the latter partinnklnir of nn ntirnna .;
of the week after visiting at tho homo an slz(JS nn(1 Rt ,eg be
that day.
FOR SALE Galloway Bulls, $75
and up. ' II. ,F. Now, Wellileet.
FOR SALE Shorthorn bull, 2 yrs.
In April, $75. J. V. Dlcncr, North
Platte. "
FOR SALE G carloads Irish Cob
bler potatoes, $2.00 por cwt. Roland
Frame, Hershey.
FOR SALE 5 Poland China boars,
C to 9 months old. 2 Shorthorn bulls.
F. E. Rosse & Son, Maxwell.
WANTED 100 head- of cattle for
feed and care, $2,00 por month of $10
for six months. Ralph Saul, North
Platte.
FOR SALE 8 head of registered
Hereford bulls, 14 months old. John
Griffith, Maxwell.
FOR SALE About 25 head regis
tered Hereford cattle. J. M. Schopp,
Maxwell.
FOR SALE 20 bushels No. 1 al
falfa seed. 20 bushels 'No. 2 alfalfa
seed. 11. P. Sorenson, Maxwell.
FOR SALE 145 acres this year's
corn, average 5 to 15 bu. per aero. F.
L. Wagner, 5 miles SE of North
Platte.
Those having fnrms for rent would
do well to leave notice at tho County
'Agent's Office. Wo have a number oj.
inquiries for them.
FOR SALE Hereford Bulls, Fred
McClymont, North Platte,
FOR RENT 500 acres good pasture
land, no stock on it this year, . Owner,
of stock may llvo on placo and take
care of stock. P. L. Wagner G mlloa
SE of North Platte.
FOR SALE Aberdeen Angus bulls;
Poland China boars; Single Comb
Rhodo Island Red cockorols. S. R.i
Pattlson, Maxwell.
FOR SALE 1 registered Hereford
bulls, G years old. Talmago White,
Hershoy.
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THE
STAR ROVER
by
a plnco nt Cheyenne.
tele -sms tfesrfe.
SHOW MB A MAN THAT
CAM CUT A PIE INTO
FIVE PIECES'-
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with Mrs. B. B. Louden, 112 S
Chestnut, Anna Haffeltino Group
with Mrs. Nols Wintors, 1223 W 5th
street. Queen Esther with Mrs. W.
S. Leon, 721 W 3rd street. A futl
attendance Is desired.
Clinton & Son, tho Eye Glass Men.
Servlco and Satisfaction.
JACK LONDON
as
A.N -VJLL STAR CAST -
Enacts it for the Screen
You will be thrilled to the marrow by the season's most
Sensational Photoplay Mr. London's Original Novel.
at the
Keith
Wednesday and Thursday
lOeo. N. Glbba, Atty.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estnto No. 1845 of Sebastian Sohwalg-
or, deceased, ln tho Counv
Court of Lincoln Cojmty, Nobrnskn.
Tho Stnto of Nebraska, ss: Creditor
of bhIiI estate will take notice that tit
tinio limited for proeentiitlon und fil
ing of clnims against said oatato in
March 1st, 1922, and for settlement
of said Estate U October 28th, 1922,
that I will alt at Uio county court
room In said County on December 1st,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. in. nnd on Ma,rch
1st, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., to re
colvo, examine, hear, allow, or adjust
all claims and objections duly file I.
Dated October 28th, 1921.
WM. H. C. WOODHURST.
ISEAL) County JuJu.
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UuiiuKiptithlo Physician &
Surgeon
General Practice and
Construction Surgor;
Hospital Accommodation
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IMatto Vulloy Hospital
it Former Niimio Twinctu Hospital.
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NORTH l'LATTK, NEHIt.
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or Oil Craf Yn.n F.fiP.ll YiPiflir?!
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Automotive engineers say tnar. ou oi
the wrong body, failure to replace old
oil with fresh oil and neglecting to keep
oil up to the proper level cause fully 90
percent of all automobile engine repair
bills. So the real cost of lubricating oil
is determined by your repair bills.
Oil of the highest quality and cor
rect body is the truest economy. It
protects moving parts against wear and
prevents bearings burning out. It keeps
compression tight and assures maxi
mum power and mileage from every
gallon of fuel.
Polarine is the most perfect motor
oil we know of. It maintains a protect
ing oil film in the closest fitting bear
ings and a fuel-tight and gas-tight oil
seal between the piston rings and cylin
der walls.
Polarine is made in four grades light,'
'medium heavy, heavy and extra heavy but
- only one quality. Get the proper grade for
your car next time by referring to Polarine
chart at our Service Stations or dealers and
you will start cutting down motoring .costai
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