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V THE NORTH PLATTE SBMI-WEEKLV TRIBUNE .
PE BARGAIN
: COUNTER LIST
MEIlGIIArS OFFER BARGAINS
FOR THRIFT " FOLKS 01?
-THIS COMMUNITY '
.Koad theso advertisements for they
;ar'o the offerings of North Platto ro
.tail merchants and .are intonded to
'givo tho readers of Th3 Trlbuno
.Values to bo found nowhoro else.
Read and act.
Bargain price, 1917 Ford touring,
$75. Hondy & Ogler.
LISTEN Don't forgot the big feed
nt McKaln's Cafo and meat market
combined for 35 conts. 108 East Cth
street.
Wo aro soiling our entire lino ol
fine cotton Japanese kimonaa at
$4.75 each for a short timo. Hotel
Palaco Bazaar.
Havo a photograph made of your
kiddies. Their charms can bo mada
pormanont in a good portrait Rem
brandt Studfo.,
; SPECIAL
$ Apples, per box,- $1.76.
Flour, 48-pound sack, $1.48.
itf- Gamble wit- Springer.
."' 1 4 Stores. "'
, T
'Seo my 1922 stock of paper from
ono-thlrd to ono-half cheaper than
last year; also somo bargains Jn pa
pers left ovor. Call 1061 J and I will
bring to books to your house. Phil
Bloats. -
ELIZABETH TODD YOUNG
ojniisSroNEits' niocEEDiKas.
Tho board of county commission
ers of Lincoln county met in
Mrs. Elizabeth Yqung was born at
Nuttlngham, Diirhnm County England
In 1844 and died nt North Platto, Feb
ruary C, at tho ago of 77 years,' 3
mouths and 12 days. At an oarjy
ago she was conVorted and joined th
church with which, she was affiliated
Until her (tnnth. On Tnriimrv 1Q(M
du b iiuirncu 10 uonjnmm Young 1 f"yi ,
of Bushapocllno. Durham Counu-. I ??,r?a Co ?1'0C4'b.?
SHRINE
At about 5 o'clock Thursday r'n.
tner fl lrtntrnjl lih IP nil Hi - tf.w.l. ",'
I "ft v IUVn"' HIV gUUU
,no ilie folffl in town worn loAVfhi? lA' whv
court houso In regular session, Fob- of , nrtaaiu, niii th .
r.unry 3 with , present, Commissioners orv . inlp . 1
Springer, Cokor, Collagen, and County nInB. oW Doug FnIrbanUs Bhooa on!
N, JL. Drlngman, road (list, 8
death and
County,
Entrlnnri. In 1SR3 1i
United States artd located at Oska-'lul, Gl yr, sim-oyor
loosa, la. Later they moved to Lin- J0!? Be,11 onnono Co .
coin county, locating south of South-!' noI,l8 inspector
nin.wi ni..,. , ... W. D. Gates
.Tifnn 1(1. isnr, .Sundry porsona,
Mrs. Young was tho mother of'? b,r!11"
twoivn ohii.iri tftvn nf ...Horshoy Auto Co.
living. They aro Joseph Young of & W C,okor Corp
Albla, la.; Thomas Young of Madrid, J8, r"I,nUl0a1 T"'
Neb.; Benjamin Young also of Mad- f1!!1"1' 1,lrl,nt,nB 7"
rid! Mrs. mnni,ti, Tra r w- Merrick & Co., county
Santa Ana, Calif., and Miss IIannr.h
Young of tills city. There aro also I
I AI Wninlinr.li. foiled wo nnvnr anu;
.Tho followlngbills wore approved j drcaBod up boror0( fcnthora ln tlulr
hats, button-holo bouquets, and musk
on themselves! Just one grand pa
nnd allowed:
poor
Farmers Co-Oporatlvo Assn.
twelve grand children and six great- I DrlBBB-Whlto Co. nails
jrandchildron still living.
CARD OF THANKS
1921.
Touring,
complete, $30000.
Hendy & Ogier.
The Whlttaker Millinery and Spe
cialty Shopv has just received a ship
ment of Imported Swiss eyelet em
broidery neck wear. Also beautiful
We take this means of extending
our thanks to tho many friends and
neighbors who wero so kind to us dur
ing tho time of our bereavement in
tho sickness and cieath of our be
loved mother. Wo ere also grateful
for tho beautiful fiotvors which woro
sent to us.
Mr. and Mrs. Joq. Young,
, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hasenyager,
Bon Young,
Miss Hannah Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds,.
Violet Reynolds.
:or
Mesdames E. S. Davis, Sam Van
Standard Oil Co
E. P. Trimble, road dlst 2
Geo. Razes, county poor
2.50
40.00
G9.7,
40.94
3.0
i
49.78
3.75
3)40
13.58
20.50
43.43
32.94
G4.90
93:29
27.00
Wo ran out ot our sty to Hnd oo:
what ovorybody was sculnc;, and got
bumped off tho thoroughfaro by soiuo
Shrlncso who squeaked, "Disappear
Santa Claus. Don't you know this 13
Fez night at North Platto"" But wo
got out hat and chusoJ alotig at a
respectful distance, doing our bit to
keop right end up on .ho slippery
pavomont, figuring thorn up ts they
slid by. In pulled old 25 with every
window filled with soma of our
friends from other towns that wo had
considered steady for common sonso
Tho Skades from Lexinjtnn, tho
10 00 ' IItm,s' Fortls Smiths, Cocks nnd
loftrnod In Gothenburg.
And how thoy do talk , about, tho
nffalrs, muslo, vaudovlifo, cats flow
ors and flro.ornckors(,wlth. confetto
and good followshlp. And today It Is
tho Thanatopsls .of tho Shrlnor.
86 Hvo, that when thy tlmo draws
nigh to join . .
Tho Innumerable Caravan; which
moves
To that mysterious desert, where
each mudt
Burn Ills feet on tho glistering desert
sand,
Thou go not, llko a humblo servant)
Driven to his task, but, sustained and
oncourngod,
fly Uio comforting thought, that all
things must end,
Bravoly' tako tho hibdfclno' given by
former rcd-capod arrivals,
And fhon iio downffifoaBant dreams?
'Gothonburg ludopondont.
L. & S. Groceteria.
Eloctrlc Light Co G7.18 Aliens from Cozad, 'and then our.
90,
22:50
scramblo aboard. Counting as fas-
ir 20 n3 wo couhl wo had forty-two when
W. A. Sterns, haying roads
C. II. Hlbhs, road dlst 23
Harold Hebbs, road dlst 23
Wosloy Moon, road dlst 23
Jos. Hansen, road dlst 45
Teddy Hansen, road dlst. 45
Jacob Jensen, road dlst. 45
Hans Hansen, dlst. 45
.Tons TTnnnon flint. 4K
Art Nelson, dlst. 45 44;Qo! spotte(1 'orty seven
Don't forget the Red-Moon
Flour Sale To-day and To
morrow at all Dealers.
18no Booker started running along tha
.,.t.,n..t 1. l.ln 111.. I
18 00 "I1UU"B ItUllLlll 111(7 11U. ,v JU
21.00 011 Whoro Is she?" Wo don't know
,1n'o(l' I10.W many wo missed, but with tho
2fj'4o dtsappoaranco of John Jennings' coat-1
A,.1 tall arouml tho Vroman curvo wo had!
- .. ... 1
01 mom we.
1.50
L. M. Couklln, dlst. 45
Wilson Bros, dlst 45
Sundry persons, road dlst. G
Standard Oil Co. 277',7fl
Sundry persons, road dlst. 19
A. J. Colby
McMlchacl Bros. court house
5.00
65$)
91,50
18,00
21G.O0
AT THE SUN
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
our weary Btops home, wishing that
common folk might havo a holiday,1
but J
Wo haven't any fehrlnc,
And wo havo'i'i any Fez.
Wo haven't any sweetheart,
So wo could.i't do the jazz.
MATINEE DAILY
'WILLIAM S.
tertain at a 1 n'cloek lunnlicnn nt V. W. T.lnflnkncrpl. tllat I) 40 h'n
vtho Odd Fellows hall, February 17 ! Fred Zlogler, dragging 4.56
for tho Lady Robckahs in honor of j Walter Wilson 7.20
tho vice president who will bo here Walt Larson, road dlst. 35 21.60
laco collars and vests,
under General hospital.
506 Locust,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Rugha and
daughter, Eunice, were guests of
honor at a gathering of tholr neigh
bors and friends last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orrln.1
. . ..1
norm or mis city. Tno KUgua iamny
is soon to movo to Weeping Water.
Nob., and the gathering Sunday wa,i
in tho nature, of a farewell.,
thqn.
Extra quality percales In tho now
English print patterns at Wilcox De
partment Store.
Mabollo McFarland entertained the
Chancery Bridge Club Wednesday ev
ening at her liofno. At tho end of tho
evening a dainty lunch was served.
Put Tho Tribune away after all tho
family have read it as you will want
to refer to it later.
Tho Buchfinch children, Nnrene
and Harry aro reported to bo 111 at
their home.
Clinton & Son, the Eye Glass Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
Emll Owan, dlst. 35 4
Alf. Bergstrom, dlst 35 T 17
Art 'Lockhnrd, dlst. 35 4
Allen Leaf, dlst, 35 1
Win. Sundquist, dist. 35 8
Fred Kratzuistine, .dlst. 35 J2
Rock "Williams, dragging L. r "18 Of
Adjourned to February 13.
Hbnry Carter of Sutherland ia
transacting business in the city' to
day. :o:
Don't Tell Every Thing.
Duran and W. V. Hoagland will cn-Jj. S. Davis Auto Co. 113.GS But thor's one thing gosh darned
certain,
If our heart was young again,
Wo would worship in a Tomi!t
In tho heart of War Whoop Landl
Well, wo didn't flt up to sco them
como home, but Fr'day morning found
thorn all here, every man at his post
natural like, all out Stinloy Erb. He
tpoko to us abtutt not mentioning
tfl-.is, but In Justine to' ourselves o
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CiUlUUL UUUUUUl uui 1 IIUU VV11UU uuiir
enburrg wlno or.d we aro just put
ted up as StaiiViv Is to know that, up
there In competition whore high stop
ping is studied nrt, and tho wild
woman from Borneo set tho pace, our ,
own Stanley took first prize, a pot of(
jam, for classy Interpretation of the.
Wanowski's ex-Patrol, with tho grace-'
ful hither and yon of a two stop
CC (paramount Qielurt
Tlio Dnys of Old, tho Days of Gold, tho Dnys of lO!
And under a giant redwood, on a wild Sierra slope, a
little troupe of wandering minstrels.
A trembling girl, with, a violin, playing "Nolly Gray'
A band of outlaws listening.
Then tho spell is broken ! rt,ho demon awakes Who
shall take her?" -A maddening battle! Tho bandit leader
wins, and N
The rest is a song of a soul's regeneration..
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Mibre people are interested in chicken raising this
year than ever before. If you are interested in
1,1 ,
POULTRY
start now to get ready for a big season. You may want an incubator
or brooder. You may want a rooster or some hatching eggs. We
have a want ad column for your wants." If you have a surplus of
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birds or eggs sell them through the colums of
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