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"THERE wcro 0,250 similar accidents during the year 1020 In tlio United States, killing 1,273 and Injuring 11,077
H persons, and an Increased number during 1021. When statistics nre avallnblo for "November 1021 It will show that
nioli'th as bolng ono of the worst In history. Isn't it about tlmo automoblllsts wero coming to a realization of the
ncjwwuily for stopping before proceeding over railroad grado crossings, not only for tho safety of themselves, but also
occupants of thojr cars whoso llvos thoy have In their hands, as well ns persons on trains. Tho great number of,. ac
cidents occurring would Indicate that travelers dn public hlghwnys misjudge tho. speed of trains, and do not look for
them In both directions. Many accidents occur by reason of the fact that automobiles proceed over crossings after,
n train passes without knowing whether or not another trnln Is coming in the opposite direction.
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Entered at tho North Platto, Nebraska
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 27,' 1922.
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EDITORIAL
Yostorday Harry Dixon showed us
ono of tho now "pcaco dollars" and
lid said it was tho first and only ono
In North Platto at that timo. It is
hn attractive plcco of monoy in fact
WO novor saw n dollar that was not
attractive, but this ono has an added
attraction in thnt'lt is beautifully de
signed and pretty to look at'.
At tho editors' convention Inst Sat
urday, tho namo of A. P. Kolly was
frooly mentioned ns a candidate for
tho stnto Iogislaturo at tho' coming
probably as much lasting- benefit' to
bo dorlvcd from excelling In a class
in school as in oxcolllng in a foot
hall game, and the pupil who does
fall election. Tho last Iogislaturo! his school work well is entitled' to
didn't pay any attention to tho news
piipor men and it wjas thought that
an editor with tho oxporienco of A.
P. would bo able to look after somo
of tho things that editors want and
at tho same tlmo tako caro of tho
gonordl legislation ns woll as any
ono olso. Jt was proposed to placo
his nnmo in nomination for tho son-;
ate. I
ns many cheers and parades as tho
ono who scores In athletics.
' Somo of our readers hae been qsk
ing about tho Nebraska National
Egg Laying contest. Wo do not havo
all tho .Information nbout tills contest
but aro giving what wo do know. Tho
contest lasts a year and Is held at
the State Farm at Lincoln. Each
entry consists of ten hens. Thoy aro
Moving tho local offlco of M10
American Express comany from tho
Llpshltz building to tho. depot Booms ! to bo made at a groat loss of timo on
Wo regret to boo tho Roberts Miwlo!011 nuro brcd 8tra,na ftnd aro enter?!
Co. discontinue Its North Platto store. as such- ThW aro fetl a uniform ra
Mr. Roberts assures us that it Is not I tlm bMed 0,1 tio bcst knowlodgo of
bocauso tho storo did not pay because Ul nceds of cacll variety. If a hen
ho claims it has boon a rood busl- alcs for any reason no replacements
nesB proposition. Ho has recently ,nr0 allowed after Docemhor I. The
bought, nnothor music storo In Sow
ard and ho fools that ho cannot dl
vldo his Interests too wldoly. Tie had
also found tho trips to North Platto
account of tho poor connections at
Grand Island nnd his having Jo bo
awny from homo so much is not to
lileo a backward stop In tho commer
cial policies of tho successful busi
ness institutions. Thoy are keoplng
ttiolr expenditures within their ln-to his liking. Mr. Ttoborts has Bhown
comes whether thoy aro progressive . hlmsolf to bo a man of high honor,
or rotrogrosslvo. In tho long run , thoroughly buslnessllko in his moth
wo admire their conservative busl- ods and agonlol acquaintance.
ness man. ' (
' In tho last numbor of the High
"Businoss Is rotten" 1 In school Round-Up thoro is a pago
spots nogloctod spots whore given ovor to tho names of students
tfip merchant has shown ho Is not who havo enrned grades of 90 per
following good business methods. Wo
can think of ono businoss houso in
North Platto which has ndvortlsod
continuously and constantly. Evory
w!cok it has told tho pooplo of tho
special prices and genoral bargains it
offers. Tho proprietors claim that
business is satisfactory and wo hav9
reasons, to bollovo tholr statement.
Good 'business practice demands that
tho merchant toll about his gpodt? in
tho nowapapors
cent "or abovo in a Biibjoct and who
havo good deportment Tho list Is
small comparod to tho number who
aro onrollod in tho High school and
shows that a largo numbor of tho
pupils aro not Btrlvlng for high
grades or olso aro too dumb to got
them. Publishing tho list is a flno
thing and It would bo woll for thoso
lntorostod in tho High sohool utu
donts to look tho list ovor and at tho
Bnmo timo to remember that thoro is
SUN THEATRE
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
MATINEE EACH DAY
Onco Maro Wo Havo
TOM MIX
WILLIAM FOX STAR
Tho board of County Commission
ers of Lincoln county mot In tho
court houso Monday. January 28.
with prosont Commissioners Spring-1
or, Cohngen, Coker and County Clerk
Allen.
Tho following bills woro approved
and allowed:
Jonnlngs & SpaUldlng, mdse., $12.00.
N. C. Bowcn, bridge, $30.70.
Cy Clark, brldgo, $16.50.
L. N. Cross, mdso., $10.93.
T. D. Ogden, road, $50.00.
J. F. Snydor, haying, $27.00.
Roxall Drug Co., mdso., $5.25.
Jim Kolsoy, services, $25.00.
Paul O. Myer, sorvicos, $48.00. r
O. G. Schick, road dist 20, $7.40.
W. M. Jensen, road disk 20, $13.20.
L. J. Hanson, coal, $13.39.
Dr. E. W. Fettor, services, $18.00.
Mrs. A. L. Dolson, poor, 428.00. ,
H. M. Leech, rent, $12.00.
D. J. Antonides, mdso., $10.G5.
L. E. Ludwlg, labor,. $24.00.
W. Williams, road dist. 42, ?g.70.
D. E. Jolliff, road dist. 42, $15.00.
Chas. Jackson, road dist. 42, $21.G0.
Jas. Campbell road dist. 42, $G.0Q.
Goo. W. Jenkins, road dist 42,
$168.85.
John Burwell, road dist. '42, $8.70.
O. Hulohlnson, road dist. 42, $12.00.
A. L. Ileovcs, road dist. 42, 18.00.
Carl Fletcher, road dist. $45.00.
Carl Flotchor, road dist 2, $27.90.
E. W. Wyman, road dist 2, $12.00.
Lorenzo Macumber, road work,
$42.00. .
II. S. McKnlght rond dist 51, $12.00.
National Refining Co., oil, $56.00."
Standard Oil Co., oil, $31.G9.
Frank Owen, road, $127.80.
Geo. Oweni road, $101.60.
H. F. Nichols, road,, $3.50.
Lincoln County Lumber Co. $148.80
Lincoln .County Lumber Co., $85.55.
Adjoumod to January 25. ' .
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Whee in Omaha
STOP VITH US
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FOR SALE
Wo will havo young dressed Bel
gian Haro? on sale at Crow and Crow
Market every Saturday.
Platto Valley Pet Stock Association
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DR. ,7. II. McKIRAHAN
Practice Limited to Disease of
Women nnd Surgery
OVER REXALL DRUG STORE
Phones Office 127 Restdenco G5G
Wait Acis
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Soo him do his big stunts,
Scojhlm rldo,
Soo' him shoot,
Soo him mako lovo
-IN.
"The Night Horsemen"
'From Max Brand's famous novol "Wild GeoaojV a; soquol to
"Tho Untamod."
Also
CLYDE COOK
in
"THE CHAUFFER"
contest lasts a year. Tho idea is to
find out which ten hons lay th most
eggs In a year and which Individual
hen Is tho greatest egg producer. Tho
record is mado by meanss of trap nests
wherein tho hen ontors at her pleas
uro but cannot leave until tho egg
has been secured and marked with
tho number which tho hen has attach
cd to her log band, Thus a record
Is kopt of tho production of oach hen
ovory day. In tho contost nt Lincoln
41 pons woro nctered making 410
hens In tho contost. By ureeds the
ontorlos woro ns follows: Single
Comb Rhodo Islnnd Rods, 5; Barred
Plymouth Rocks, 1; Whlto Plymouth
Rocks, 2; Whlto Plymouth flocks, 2:
Whlto Orpington, 2; Buff Orpington,
2; Whlto Wyandottes, 3; Single Comb
Rqdo Island Whites, 1; Slnglo Comb
Whlto Leghorns, 23; Slnglo Comb
Dark Brown Loghorns, 1; R. C.
Brown Loghorns, 1. In tho Single
Comb Whlto Leghorn class tho North
platto Experimental Substation has
ontored two pens. A report of tho
numbor of oggs laid by each pou and
by each individual is issued at tho
closo of each month. Tho Trlbuno
will keep its readers informed of tho
progress of tho contest as fast as the
reports como in.
FOR RENT Storage space in fire
proof waro house. Simon Bros.
LOST Ladies'
' 430J.
fountain pen. Phone
FOR RENT FurnlBhed rooms, strict
ly modern. 405 West Fourth St
FOR SALE Colorado homestead and
relinquishments. Phono 661W.
FOR RENT 6-room houso, modern
except heat Inqulro nt 222 East
Fifth street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Houso and
twolvo lots, for Btock. Inqulro 1401
East Twolfth street
WANTED Mature lady or gontleman
to collect and solicit business In
North Platte. Address P. O. Box 678.
FOR RENT Fivo rooms, over the
Now Method Tiro Shop, 511 Lo
cust St W. II. McDonald.
BASKET BALL SCHEDULE
January 13 Lexington, 13; N. P., 27,
January 20 Gothonburg, 22; N. P. lti.
January 27 Lexington thoro,
January 28 Sholtoq, horo.
February 3 Fromont hero.
Fohruary 4 Fromont thoro.
Fobruary 9 Lincoln there.
I February 10 Havolock there.
Fobruary H Uni. Plivco thoro.
Fobruary 17 Gothonburg horo.
Fobruary 18 Alma, horo.
Fobruary 24 Storling, Colo, thoro.
Fobruary 25 Sldnoy thoro.
March 3 Sutton horo.
March 4 Sutton horo.
NOTICE FQR BIDS
Tho school board of District 8 will
nccopt soalod bids up to 7:30 p. m.
J Fobruary 1, 1922 for hauling coal
rrom worm nauo 10 mo scnoot nouso
in District 8. Tho bids must specify
tho amount wanted to haul each ton
of coal and unload samo. Bids will' be
oponod at tho school houso in DIs
trlct 8 nt 7:30 p. m. Fobruary 1st. Tho
board rsorves tho right to rojoct any
and all bids.
-II. S. HASKINS, Moderator
Dated this 20th. day of-January, 1922
Ho
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a uonant
Clinton & Son, the Eye Glass Men.
Sorvlco and Satisfaction.
te,
Hotel Sanford
Hotel Henshaw
Our reputation of 20 years fair dealing Telephone 74
is back of these hotels. Guests may 1 J
stop at nny ono of them with tho as
surance of receiving honest value and
courteous treatment.
CONANT HOTEL COMPANY
PIANO TUNING
Work Guaranteed
HOLLEY MUSIC HOUSE
Phono 115
Masonic Building at Corner of
Fifth and .Do way. , .
DELL RROWNFIELD
Farm and Lhc Stock 1
AUCTIONEER
Hcrshoy, Nob.
JOHN S. SLUMS, M. I).
Special Attention Given to
Surgery
McDonnld Bank Rnlldlng
Office Phono 83 Residence 31
' WM. WALDORF,
Tinner.
MakoB or repairs anything made of
tin or sheet motal.
CIO Locust Under General Hospital.
DR, L. A. SNAVELY
DENTIST
X-nny Diagnosis Oxygon nnd
Anathcshi.
Over Union State'1 Bank.
Phono 29C.
TRY McKAIN'S CAFE
Fresh Lino of
MEATS AND GROCERIES
10S E. Cth St.
GEO. MfcKAIN, Froif.
I J. S. TWINEM M. D.
i.t
j Homeopath)? Physician & ..
U Surgeon . ' pr-'
$ Gciwrnl I'rnctke rind '
!;t CotMructlon ' Surgery
Hospital Accommodation
II Platto Valley Hospital
: Former Namo Xwluoni HospIlaL
g NORTH PLATTE, NEBIt,
The Farmer's, Auctioneer
H.-M. Johansen,
North Piatt, Nebraska.
Phone 783F3
For those who do not havo enough
stock or machinery for a genoral
farm salo, I am located so J can hold
a combination sale,, at North Platto
or at tho Falrview'dalry 1 M miles
west of town. I have, always got
enough stock or .machinery Ubted with
mo so wo can hold a combination sale
any time.
OT.IS R. PLATT, M. D
' PhyHlcInn nnd Surgeon
X-RAY
s . .Diagnosis and Treatment
Calls answered Day and Night,
5ver Union Stnto Bank.
Offlco Phone 29GW House Phono 29CR
HIDES AMD FURS
Pretty Fair Prices
L. LIPSHITZ
NOTICE OF TAICING UP ESTJRAY
Taken up by. tho undersigned, 'four
toon mlloa north of North Platte,
County of Lincoln, State of Nebraska;
on' tho 31st day of December, 1921,
throb' black mule's, 700 pounds each;
two black horsc3, 1,000 pounds each;
fivo bay horses, 1,200 pounds each;
ono black yearling colt and "one gray
yearling colt
Dated this 3rd day of January 1922.
(Signed) n Frank Clarki -
East Tryon Route'.
EXTENSION ROAD NO. 210
DERRYBERItY & FORBES,
Licensed Embalmers
Undertakers nnd Fnnernl Director
Day Phono 41
Night Phono Black 588
Office 340 Housel26'
DR. W. I. SHAFFER
Ostcopnth Physician
Over tho OaBls. North PlatU
FOR SALE Or exchange, for city
property, 610 ncros of land, 8 milos
from town. O. H. Thooleckc.
FOR SALE Whlto Pflyinou,th Rock
cockcrols and Buff Orphlngton
cockorols. Edw. WeekB, 1503 E Fifth.
Phono 920W,
Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
General Farm Sales A Specialty, ala
Real Estate. References and Date
First National Bank.
North Platte, Nebraska.
DR. REDFIELD
PHYSICIAN, OBSTETRICIAN
Snrgeon, X-Ray
Calls Promptly Answered Night or Daj
Phones .Offlco 642, Residence 676
To whom It may concern:
The special commissioner appointed
to locate a public road as follows:
Commencing at the northwest' cor
nor of tho southwest quarter of sec
tion 20, thence south on section line
to the northwest corner of section 35,
thence west on section line between
sections 27 and 34 to canyon, then In
a southwesterl direction about 25 rods
around head of canyon, then In a
northwesterly direction back to abovo
described section line, thence west
along said Hn to established road
running north and south, nil this be
ing in township nine (9) range twenty-seven
(27) In Lincoln County, Ne
braska, has reported, favor thereof, all
claims for damages or objections
thereto by reason of the establishing
of said road must be filed In the of
flee of the County Clork on or before
12 o'clock noon of tho 4th day of
march 1922, or abovo road will bo al
lowed without roferenco there to.
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska
this 23rd day of December 1921.
A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk.
MRS. M. HENRY GILFOYL
Toachor of Voice Culture
and tho
Art of Singing
Res. Studio 108 W. 3rd. Phone 1147J
FOR RENT Farm, 160 acros, flno lo
cation, all necessary buildings;
near Brady on Lincoln Highway.
John McGoo, Brady, Nob.
WANTED Agent to Boll Hog, Stock
and Poultry tonic. Supply donlors.
and also Bell direct to farmers. Ad
dress E-C caro Tribune.
FOR SALE Fivo-room houso, with
bath, gas and garago; all nowly
decorated; $3,650. 314 So. Pino St.,
Phono 329.
WANTED TO RENT Thrco unfur
nlshed rooms, with bath, also boat
furnished, proforablo, for light houso-
keoplng. Whlto P. O. Box 159.
For Salo, Trndo or Rent
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A HOME
Call E. A. Olson it ou want to buy,
sol, tradepr build. I can sorvo you
in tho way of location and PRICE.
Homes, vacant lota, 3 to 40 aero tracts
with or without improvements, irri
gated farms, Band hill farms, ranch
land with alfalfa and wet hay land nt
prco3 to comparo with tho prosont
tlmo vniuos. uau or wruo
E. A, OLSON
Phono 1130 314 So. Locust St,
DR. M. R. STATES
Chiropractor
'5,0.7 Building & Loan Building.
Offlco Phone 70.
Rob. Phone 1243
W. T. PRITCHARD
Graduate Veterinarian
Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex
assistant deputy State Veterinarian
Hospital 816 South Vine Street Hos
pital Phone 633, House Phone m
GEO. B. DENT
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Given to Surgery
nnd Obstetrics
Office Building & Loan Building
Phone: Offlco 130. Residence 111
Office phono 241. Ros. phone 217
L. C. DROST,
Osteopathic Physician
North Platte, Nebraska
Knight of Columbus Building.
DR. ITAROLD FENNER
Osteopath
OVER HIRSCHFELD'S
Office Phone 333
Res. Phono 1021
NOTICE OF THE FORMATION OF
r-vvuNU mSTIUCT NUMBER 8.
IN THE CITY OF NORTH
PLATTE NEBRASKA
T6 tho OWnOrS Of Uin rrvnr,l ilflo
of all proporty ndjacent to or abutting
upon the streets hereinafter described
and all persons interested thoroln:
...f . , 00011 or you aro horoby no
tified that tho Mayor and City Council
of tho city of North Plaltn 1M Mntnt
date of Decembor 20, 1921 pass and
iprovo a certain oruinanco forming
uu tmuuuB raving district No. 8 of
tho city of .North Plattn
County, Nebraska. And that tho fol
lowing streets including tho inter
sections thereof within tho limits of
tho citv are comprised within said
paving district to-wlt: All that por
tion of Vine Street of said eltv
mopclng on tho south lino of tho Inter
section or vino ana West 6th Street
thenco north along said Vino Street
to the north lino of tho inter
section of Vino and West Front
Streets in said city, commenc
ing nt tho west line of tho inter
section of West Front nnd Vine streets
of said city thence west to tho cast
lino of tho intersection of west Front
and Aah Streets in said city; and all
that portion of Sycamore stroot com
mencing at tho south lino of inn n.
tersoctlon of West Front and Syca
moro Streets in Bald city, running
thenco south to tho north lino of the
intersection of South Sycamore and
B streots in said city, thoro to terrain,
ate, with tho exception of tho inter
sections at Fourth and Sycamore
and Fifth and Sycamore Streets of
said city.
Unless objections aro filed ns re
quired by statuto within twonty days
from tho first publication of this
notlco, tho Mayor and City Council
shall proceed, to construct such nav
lng. Dated this 12th day of January, 1922
E. H. Evans,
Attest: O. E. Elder, Mavor
City Clork, (Seal)
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