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    THE NORTH PliATOBB .SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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WILSON TOUT. Kdllor mi.l Publisher.
Entered ut the North Matte. Nebraska
Postoftlce ua Second Class Mutter.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1922.
EDITORIAL
The Trlbuno 'la Thlrty-novon years
old today. The first Issuo was dated
January, 1S8G. At that time North
riatto was a hamlet of tho west. It
jraa in tlio wild west stago and a
nowspapor venture was Indeed a von
turo North riatto has since passed
through floods, opldomlcs, striken,
drouth, panics, war and depression
but emerges today as the fifth city
of tho stuto and still growing. Dur
ing theso years Tho Tribune has told
of Its Joys and Its sorrows. No baby
camo but that its coming was chron
icled. No woddlng was omitted. No
death was unnoticed. -'And with this
issuo of Tho Trlburio tho purposo la
strong to mako Tho Tribune all that u
newspaper should ho. Nothing will
bo omitted that la thought worthy of
itg, pages. Nothing will be, Included;
that la not deserving. The Trlbunu
Is, an institution' and Its friends will
bo interested in knowing that It has
reached such a rcspectablo age. Tho
purposo' to go, on and assist In tho'
. dovolopmont o North Platto and Lin-J
coin county ls'tho dominant object of
itsfoklstoncoy It .tyll havo tq havo
tlifa , cooperation of Its friends tluVt It
may do tb'ls in a worthy mamfol.
This fs what It asks today. y ; .
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;4n. ii-csponso' to the demand;;, that
HpotKjnust cpmoA .down" ,qtf;ir
has UUf'&t oX U-aallCfUiiUlaiiiOo
ta'jtoft, tho tax on freight and oxproau
bills, passenger fares, tollot ar'ticlos,
many, of tho luxury taxoa and a num
ber of' smaller ltoma. Tho nation Is
hcHifted'ln tho right dlroctlon. Then
coriids tho announcement that th6
iiq&o tax ty o bo loppod 10' per", jjpnt
byi substituting a gnsbl Tho
EOXoT,nor is proposing L reduction in
i(o: budget far 1D22 anil cutting of all
tbofhlghcr salaries of pT(ciUs. That
Is (nsf It should he) Wlillo tlto cciUnty,
city, and school districts havo not yt-t
rttlndunccd . whoro tlicy dan redUco
taxes It Is oxpo'clcd that thoy will
each study the proposition' carefully
and dispose of ovory item in tho bud
get which' can bo loft out. '
It was a ploasuro last week for
us to record tho election of Frank
Mooney to tho presidency of tho
North Platto Chambor of Commerce
Tho oloctlon Is especially fitting. Mr
Mooney Is u closo studont of condi
tions. Ho Is a conservative by nature
and training and that Is the type of
man needed in tho conduct of public
affairs today. Ho Is constructive and
has tho necessary tact to get others
to sco his point of view. Follow
ing tho successful administration of t
John Edwards and his board of dl-l
rectors wo predict that Frank Mooney 1
Confide
Merchandise
and his board of directors will carry (
tho Chamber . of Commerce through t
anothor successful year. i
Thoro arc some sports and amuse
ments which high school youths In
dulgo in which nro frownod upon by
thoso who havo tho best Interests o!
, tho boys nt heart, Theso people
should bo quick to favor basket ball
and should Bhow their favor by buy j
ing a season ticket That is criticism .
with a punch In It. !
strive -to
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itsiness proves;
fast. Practice'
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"The "Bargain Countor" Is ono of
tho nowor features of Tho Trlbuno. 1
Horo tho business establishments of
North Platto will from time to timo
call attontlon to their wares or their
sorvlco and give descriptions and
prices which will be woll worth
while. Always xoad tho "Bargain
Countor."
ltlg
trading at this Store
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Mitift by
DRY GOODS -WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR - CLOTHING - SHOES
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON. MANAGER
SUpOrilUUIlUUIlL JJlllUl BUIUJU ill.
Night School ' mooting "last ovoningL
tlujt tho enrollment was abovo 850 j
and wouiu prouaoiy pass, ino yvv
mark tills week. Tho torm is to last
eight weeks.
Wo would like to support tho Ihlrd
or tho fourth party or any othc.r party
whldh woUld nomluata Dr, Qco. E.
Cdndrti'of Lincoln for gorornor;
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Margarot Edwards ia roported to
bo getting along nlcoly after her fall
on tho Ico Friday1, night.
I.Ira. C, S- Hlldohbrand and laugh
er Bulivh of Tryon were nrnqng- the
oiH oT town visitors Saturday, -
V: J. Walthors, for seventeen ycaiy
1u' clmrgo of thp cataloguo arid job
prliitlfig. department pf Bon,4J. Allen
tToti of Chicago',, was' a caUor- ut thia
offlco yesterday. Ho has resigned hl3
work thoro and come weBt, on account
of tho health at one of his family.
He may locate In North PlattQ.
skate.
Mrs. 0. Madine of Hershoy shopped
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Cusman of Ognlalla spent Sat-
Nortji Platto Lodge No. 1023 Fra
tornal Aid Union will hold a dance at urday in the city. '
tho K. C. hall on Friday, January 13, ( . Dr. O'Connor of Chappell transacted
Evoryono is invited to join with tho ' prbfessiohaf btlsiness In the city yeR-
Tho Mothers club will bo enter tfiiu 'mombcrs ln lmvine a good time. An tcrday. -od
at tho homo of Mrs. N. McCaii'V'on' "dmiaslbrt of 55 cortts is y charged A h boy wnB born to Mr. mA
Wednesday afternoon. ., ' wh,h ln.oludc8 h'ar tax"' "Mrs. F. W.- Anderson yeBtordny. All
.. . . . " concerned are doing nlcoly.
Mrs. Edward Burke and Mrs. d. J. Tho, American War Mothers met at N putj of Re Q umlpnvcnt
IIpHman will entertain Thursday the Homo oC. Mrs. J J Ha llgnn Frl- a mlnor Qperatiou at tho pJatto Val.
afternoon nt a luncheon at-tho-Burko b. - if - ' " Hospital Sunday.
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was spont atjtho close of Avhlgh at
aouoious ninqir was Bervcuj vine, war
Chas. Jphnsoh" of (Jhappell is- ro
Tl, EnlMnnrfl 'Younir PioiJIM' 08- -MotUers dooUffl to 1om series M,"'-rrS V.". ."7
tlio M. Y. P. A. club house. Election cordially nlted. - . , .
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tho E. Y. P. ,Ar cl.ub house. Election
of officers will tiiko place. :
The Epwprth Leaguo membors will
enjoy an ice .skating party Thursday,
night it the lee ia good and of It is
not thoy will go to Maxwell and roller menta wero served.
'operation at1 'the General
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Hospital
Mrs. J, J. Halllgan, entortrilned tlio , yestorday,
War Mothers' at ,hor homo Friday; at ! . Mildred Norris and rMargncet
an evening of music and two readings j Tottonhoff returned to their homos
by Miss Mildred Skinner. Refresh-' in Chpy.enno Sunday after visltinB
. friends in tho city. .
Mrs. Geo. Cusman of Ogalalla spent
yesterday in tho city shopping.
H. E. Nolan of Ogalalla transacted
business in tho city Saturday.,
A baby girl was born, to Mr. and.
Mrs. Alvin Ward, 822 North Dewey
St, yesterday. Mother and baby are
doing nlcoly. ,.
Miss Lucille Goldsmith returned
homo last week from Bayard where
sho lalted her 'sister Mrs. Frank Kelly.
Jesse Edwards will leave this weelt
for Rocb ester, Minn, where he will
.receivo medical treatment at the
i-Mayo Bros. Hospital.
Tho night school' pupils are- re
minded' "that tho city library- Jias
many volumes on its shelves' which
give extended information on most
of tho subjects to bo offored. Students
of tho night, school will do well ,to
consult the librarian on any topic In
which they are interested
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