THE NORTH PLATTE'. SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE BARGAIN
COUNTER LIST
MEJICHAKTS
FOR
OFFER BARGAINS
FOLKS OF
PLATTE VALLEY SCHOOL NEWS
THRIFTY
THIS COMMUNITY
Tho lights wore put in tho now
building tho lattor part of last wook.
Tho pupils of tho intermediate
room are watching for winter birds.
Thoy havo a list of slxtoon now.
Tho children onjoyod a lottor
from an acquaintance who is in
Alaska. Thoy aro raising tho bluo
I fox for furs' on tho Aleutian islands.
Four of tho tenth grado pupil''
last Friday afternoon, debated tho
question: Resolved: "That tho Jap
ancso will change tho languago ana
customs of the American people."
Tho Judges' wero Mr. and Mrs. Til-
EL1ZAHETH ANN REDLINE
Road these advertisements for they
aro tho offerings of North Platto ro-
tall merchants and aro intondod to
givo tho readers of Tho Tribune
values to bo found nowhero olse. ; ford and Mr- IIasklns- Tho decision
Read and act. I wtl8 In favor of tho affirmative.
I Thoro should bo something in
' common between tho school nnd tho
LISTEN Don't forgot tho big feed 1 community. Peoplo havo .been ask
at McKain's Cafe and meat market j lng wlmt bo dono to BUmuInto
combined for 35 cents. 108 East 6th tho neighborly spirit in tho Platto
Btreot- , Valley? This has boon overcome in
"Wo aro selling our cntlro lino ot
fine cotton Japancso kimonas at
$4.75 each for a short time. Hotel
Palaco Bazaar.
Havo a photograph made of your
kiduies. Their charm's can bo made
permanont in a good portrait. Rem
brandt Studio.
Nichols district by a literary society,
in Hershoy and North Plato by night
school, in O'Fallons in part by a do
bating team and general co-operation
Now folks, wliat shall wo do in tho
Platto Valley? Roost this spirit of
co-operation and let's start something.
SPECIAL
Flour, 48-pound sack, $1.48.
Gamblo wit Springer.
4 Stores.
Seo my 1922 Btock of paper from
one-third to one-half cheaper t than
last year; also som'o bargains in pa
pors leftover. Call 10C1J and I will
bring to books to your houso. Phil
Deats.
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Dlxon Optical Co., glasses fitted.
C. C. Cain of Gothenburg attended
tho American Legion Convontlon in
the city Saturday.
Clinton & Son, the Eye Glass Men.
Service and Satisfaction.
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Mr. and Mrs,, John peRolf aro ex
pected homo from. Torro Haute, Ind.
tho last of this week whoro they wero
called by tho illnoss of tho former's
mother. - -
Clinton & Son, The Eye Glass Men,
Service and Satisfaction.
POSITION OPEN
for
HIGH-GRADE MEN AND WOMEN
J
L.& S. Groceteria.
Read in this issue the advertise
ment of Insured. Savings Accounts by
all the North Platto banks. If you
think you could secure depositors
under this now Plan, and if you aro
absolutely trustworthy, it will pay
you to see the representatives of the
Company managing this Savings
movement.
Room 412
McCabo Hotel
7:!J0 to 9 P. IS.
Friday nnd Saturday oft Tills Week
Monday of Next Week. 1
EHzaboth Ann Davey was born
Jan. 2Gth, 1859 at Rockland, Onto
nagon Co., Michigan nnd died at
North Platto, Nobr., Fobr. 12, 1922
at the ago of 63 years, 18 days. Sho
was tho fifth- child in tho family of
Mr. and Mrs. James Davoy. Whllo
she "was still a child the family
moved to Calumet, Mich., and Iator to
Lako LIndon, Mich. In tho fall ,pt
1877 thoy cnhio to Nobraska and
Mr. Davey bought a farm four mllos
south of Hebron, Thayer Co. This
tias been tho family home for over
forty years.
On Juno 12,' 1881 sho was united
in marriage to John J. Rodlluo oi
Lanark, 111. and thoy wont to Chos
tor, Nebr. to start tho now homo.
Later thoy moved to Bontonvillc,
Ark. whoro thoy Jolnod tho Mothod
Ist church, in which faith she con
tinued until her death. Boforo that
( tlmo sho had been a member of tho
Episcopal church, of which her par-
onts were also members. Mr. and
, Mrs. Rcdliuo wero tho parents of
threo children, J. A. Rodlino, of
Holvoy, Nebr., Mrs. E. W. Dlckasoil .
' of Kaufman, Colo, and Mrs. R. M. '
Wooks of this city. j
' After tho deatft of lier husband
she Tlved with her children much
l
of tho time, spending tho last por-
iod with her daughter, Mrs. R, M.
Week's in this city, whoro she died
Tho funoral was hold from this
homo and interment was in North
Platto cemetery. Mrs. Rcdline waB
a member of tho Eastorn Star Chapt. i
No. 31 at Hebron and SIgnot Chapt.
No. 55 of this cityconducted tho I
funora) services.
Besides her children, she leaves
n sister, Mrs. Win. Podoll of Kauf
man, Colo., and four brothers, T. C.
Davey, Monrovia, Cal., J. H. Davey )
Hebron, Nebr., E. C. Davey, Bpulder I
Colo., and Hiram Davoy of Scotts
bluff, Nebr. I
Mrs. Redlino suffered during tl: I
later years with asthma which affect
ed her heart and that with dropsy
caused her final illness. Sho was
rather retiring in disposition but
attracted a largo number of friends
,to her. These friends will over re
member her winning wayB and her
fine spirit and will miss her more
than words can tell. They oxtc
their deepest sympathy to tho sor
rowing relatives in their great loss.
NATIONAL SPEAKER TO RE Dr. J. J. Wilson, announces that Put Tho Trlbuno away after nil tho
' ho will bo out of tho city during tho family havo read it as you will want
HERE AND GIVE AN
ADDRESS
..'wTJolc beginning Fobr. 20th.
Mrs, Maude B. Perkins of Hast
tTyraoUBOrN. Y. who is national Sec
retary of tho young pooplos' brnuch
of tho W. C. T. U. will bo in North
Platto on Wednosdny, Febr. 22 and
will sponk.at a union mooting at
the Christian church thai ovonlug.
Mrs. Jos. Murphy nnd Mrs. Minnlo
Perkins mot this Bponkor In San
Francisco last yoar whllo attouding
tho national convention thoro and
found her to bo oarnestly religious
montnlly nlort, socially attractive
and vory capable. Everyone is in
vited to this mooting.
senior mail' school to
ISSUE THE USUAL
ANNUAL
to rofor to it later. '
Farm Bureau Exchange List.
All paid-up Farm Bureau Members aro
column inch of froo advertising for seed,,
entitled to a maximum of one
fnml. llvivqtnn.fc nnrl nnrntnl-linnd
farm machinory. Those ads to run for two cdnsocutivo issues of Tho North
Platto Soml-Weokiy Tribune This sorvico is paid for by Farm Bureau' Mom
borshlp money nnd for that reason is not nvallablo for thoso who aro not paid
up mombors. Sond your lists to tho County Agent's Offico at, North Platto,
3ox 233, whoro tho County list will bo compiled for tho'pajorT The grcatel
.ho number tho grentor tho sorvico to tho County. ' ""VT-
For Sale Ono milch cow.
Grogg, North Platto.
A. a
For Sale Horoford bulls. Frod
McClyniont, North Platto.
Wanted Farms for rent.
Agont, North Platto.
County
At tho recent meeting of tlu
Board of Education authority wan
given tho sonior high school to issuo
an annual at tho closo of tho year
provided it can bo financed otherwise
than by soliciting advertising from
tho local merchants. Tho student
council has talcon up tho matter
and an attempt will bo mndo to raise
tho required fund by means of sales
of copies and other approved ways.
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IIUIWS PERKY STKH1HNS
Clinton & Son, tho Eye Glass Men
Service and Satisfaction.
Rufus P. Stobblns was born at
PIttsfield, 111, May 9, 1867 and died
at Ventura, Call., Jan. 22, 1922. At
tho ago of slxVcars tho family mov
ed to North Platto whoro ho lived for
almost all tho remaining years of
his lifo. For tho past twenty-two
years ho has been engaged In tho
live-stock nnd hay business, spend
ing tho larger sart of his tlmo on
his ranch west of tho city. Ills en
tiro lifo was a practical exemplifi
cation of tho golden rule, 'his first
thought being to boncfit others and
there aro many who will long re
member him because ' of some un
expected kindness which no showed
them. "Mark tho perfect man ana
behold tho upright for tho end of
that man is peace."
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NOTICE
To John Beatty and Others to pos
itively stay off my farm and not to
remove anything from my premises
or I will prosecuto to the full extent
of tho law.
Minnio Sooso
Every sensible man
believes in life insurance but not every sensible man
HAS life insurance,
Next week, next month, next year may never come
for you.
Running a home is like conducting a business. A
well managed corporation always provides a reserve
fund as a safeguard.
You don't know what day your wife and child may '
need such funds.
We have a policy to meet your exact needs. Let us
tell you about it.
iii'ltl-D;lJlBP--1iMltail ali M'lHililH
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on any and every job, letter heads, statements, envelopes, sale bills, programs,
wedding announcements, window cards, tickets and display advertising. Give us
a chancer
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