THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
WILSON TOUT. Kdltor anil rnbllshcr.
Entered at tbo North Platto, Nebraska
Poatoftico as Socond Class Matter.
FOLKS YOU KNOW
N0TICI3 OF AMENDMENT OP THE
I ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE LEYPOLDT & PEN
NINGTON COMPANY TO BE
HEREAFTER KNOWN AS
THE NEBRASKA MILL &
ELEVATOR CO.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE i
Ond Year, in advanco .$1.50
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21', 1022.
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HMTOMAL
Tho editor acknowledges a gener
ous sample ot Blrgo's sausage. It
wont well with somo of our own
homo made oggs. This brand of sau
sage is mado by Mr. Blrgo from pure
bred hogs raised on his own larm
and, prepared undor his personal sup
ervision. Tho sausago la fino grained
and meaty without cereal or other
bulk producing material. It is well
seasoned and altogether to our tasto.
Wo predict a rapidly oxpanding mar
ket for this product, as soon aa Its
good qualities bocomo generally
known.
Miss Bosslo Fyles of Loxjngtan
transacted businoss in tho city, tho
last of tho week.
N. G. Doan of Hcrshoy was in tho
city over tho week end looking aftor
i , ,,,,. Notico Is hereby given -that at a
business Interests spcc,a, mootIng of thc stockholders of
William Barker of Staploton spent tho Loypoldt & Pennington Company
yostorday looking alter business l'i- hold at tho office of tho company on
torcsts in tho city. t'io 8th day of February, 1922. that
Mil. 1r.fl fn IIIO iUUVlUH Ul IHUU UU1 ilLlUll Ul L11U
cora of said corporation huvo here
unto sot .their hands at North Platte,,
Nebraska, this 8th diy of February,
1922.
NEBRASKA MILL & ELEVATOR
COMPAN .
."feasors to tbi Ln.vjiollt & Pcn-
'.II J! Co.
By, L. P. JEPSON, President.
S. M. SOUDER, Socy. and Treasurer.
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FOLKS YOU KNOW
Helen lteed is vlsP.iig her parents
In Oshkosli this wok.
Wo attended tho meeting of tho Big
noil Community, glub last Friday ovo
ning and enjoyed tho program given
by tho school boys and girls and tho
part given by tho batcholors. Tho
noxt mooting is to bo turned over to
tho pooplo who havo been married
twolvo years or less. Ono thing we
havo not heon ablo to understand is
how wo jcamo to havo ono of tho Blg
noll song books in our pockot whon
wo got homo. Wo wont nnd camo
back with Goorgo Kollogg and whllo
wo haven't seen him about it yet wo
don't nccuso him of any Jokoj, unions
ho thought ho was putting It in his
Miss Betty
Koarnoy yesterday where she will vis
it friends for a fow days.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Mon.
ervlco and Satisfaction.
Mrs. M. Henry Ullfnyl loft for fmu
ha Sunday whoro she will spend sev
eral -'aya transacting business.
C. E. Walwrath who has beon look
ing after business In tho city return
ed to his homo in Omaha Monday.
J. A. Marloy of Ogalalla is spending
sovoral days in tho city with' ma
wife who is taking medical treatment.
T. B. Costollo who was calle:l bore
by tho death of Adolo LoDioyt return
ed to his hOmo in Schuyler Monday.
JustTnTuk farmor; A Fordson tract
or for $395 F. 0. B. factory. Hondy
Oglor Auto Co.
Bort Mooro ot Horshoy was In tho
city Saturday to rccclvo' medical
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Moorohouso loft
for Omaha today to visit friends and
rolatlvos.
Mrs. Fred Potors of Ogalalla was in
tho city yesterday to recolvo medical
treatment.
0. 0. Woodman of Staploton waa in
tho city yostorday 'to receive medical
troatmont.
i E. II. Stophons of Casper, Wyo is
j spondlng today transacting business
in tho city.
John Nolson loft for Storling last
Want Ads
said Loypoldt & Pennington Company I
woro amonded by tho adoption of now j
and amended articles of incorporation ;
to tako tho plnco of tho articles of in-;
corporation now existing; that undor
and by virtue of said amonded articles j
of Incorporation tho r.amo of tho cor-,
poratlon was changed from tho Loy
poldt & Pennington Company to the
Nebraska Mill and Elevator Company.
Tho principal plaio of transacting
Iho br.Binoss of tho corporation Is at ,
North Platto, Lincoln County, Nebras
ka. Tho general nature of tho cor-1
r.oralo business to bo transacted shall j FOR RENT Storago spaco In fire
M. C. Murphy of Kearnoy transacted
business In tho iclty' Saturday.
D. It. Crouso of Omaha is a busi
ness callor in tho city today.
W. J. Crisp is spending today trans- Dick Baker of Staploton visltoi
acting buslnes in the city. ' friends in tho city yestroday
Puro bred Poland China salo at tho Mrs. Perry Allls la of Elsie Epent
C. D. Landholm farm on March 22. Saturday shooplus in tho city.
W. H. Zonor of Tryen is transacting Mrs. 0. W. Slzemoro is spending
business in tho city today. sovoral days this wook visiting In
Olllo Olson of Maxwell transacted . Hershoy.
businoss in tho city Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. John Day loft for
Guy Fear of Wallaco transacted Lincoln Saturday evening to visit
businoss In tho city Monda;
FOR SALE Hay in stack. T. L.
Stebbins. Phono 7G0F12.
FOR RENT Garage, at G08 West 2nd
St. Phono 1260J,
proof waro houso. Simon Bros.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms
homo; reasonable Phono 537.
in
bo tho manufacture of wholesale nnd
otril donifr.g In. tho commission and
lirnkfitnco bllBlllosfl ill. flour, hay.
(train, lumber, fuels, hardwaro, lmplo-j
monts, fa-'m ninehlnury, paints, oils,
glass, mo- ldlnp, mill work, stone
'M-lsk, limo. cemont, platter, all kinds
of building materials, llvo stock, pro
duce foedn, seeds, coal anl gonoral
morclmndlBo business of ovory des
cription; tho construction, mainten
ance and operation of clovntors, mills , .
and machinery for the manufacturo of LOST Black traveling bag, ,on West
FOR SALE 11. I. Red hatching egg3.
Phone 1252W. Fred 'Walker.
WANTED Competent
Wells C. Jones.
stenographer.
Sixth,
ward.
Return to this office. Re-
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own pociei. iiwiuu uu uu u. j . q ,ook afUjp bualnosa lntCrcstd
us nnu iiau u uuu& uuuu uut uu iuuu-
auiy woumnn, warn, us , u, y , LQUlfJ Kammorar o Flats spent tho
one of tho boolis, wo don, t think ho Qf tM QQk ,n -ly tranMct,
ihg businoss.
in htat city.
nut it into our pockot. Iko Abor
eromb'lr was top far away na was
Archie" Loavitt nnd Gono Combs. It
is still a mytory how that pong book
fot into our pocket unions w-j put it
ti'cre oursolvj by mistake. f
CARD OF THANKS
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs
for setting; also roosters. 0. 1.
Lewis, WJ E. 0 St.
Miss Bornlco Maya of Horshoy was
in the city Saturday to recolvo medi
cal troatmont.
Mm V. W. nownlntr of Maxwell
was in tho city Saturday ta recolvo i"ay at any time RuJect itsolt Is two
modlcal troatmont.
Dr. L. J. KltAUSK, Uenllst, X-llns
any of tho products, and tho opera
tlon and handling ot any of the busi
nesses herein set forth; tho buying,
soiling, leasing, owning and operating
of lumbor and coal yards and other
roal ofitato nnd porsonal property, in
cluding mills, oleyators and stores;
tho buying and selling of roal estate 1
and to do a gonoral contracting busi- WAITED Mature lady or gentleman
ncss; and all other things necessary, to collect and solicit business In
propor, usunl and essential in carry- North piatte. Addross P. 0. Box GTS.
ing on any of the businesses referred,
to horoin.
Tho amount of tho authorized cap
ital stock is Two Hundrod Thousand
($200,000.00) Dollars, of which Ono
Hundred Fiftoen Thousand ($115,
000.00) DollnrB has been subscribed
nnd paid for; tho. balanco of tho
stock shall bo paid for In cash us
.sold nnd issuod.
Tho time of tho commencement "of
this corporation was August C, 1910
nnd is to continue for a period ot
50 years from that date.
Tho hlahoBt amount of indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
FOr.: SALE Hatching eggs, Barred
Rocks, S. C. Reds and White- Leg
horns, $1 per setting. Luther I. Tuck
er. Phono G98.T.
WANTED Agent to sell Hog, Stock
and Poultry tonic. Supply dealers
and also sell direct to farmers. Ad
dress E-G care Tribune.
y. , tnoir son. '
We think you'll like
these pretty shoes very
much, indeed.
Wo .doslro to thank tho nolghbors
and friends for tlielr kindness to our
mother and to uti during hor slcknoss
and to express our appreciation or
tholr sympathy at hor death. Those
will over bo remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Weolts
' ' and Rolatlvos.
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Mrs. Frank Conlin who has boon
ill 'at tho bomb of hor paronta, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dixon, tho past week
Is ;roportod to .bu Improving.
Mrs. May I. Crosby requests any
now 'comers who aro members of tho
Modern "Brotherhood of America to yor suntioy to spend sovoral days In
report to hor. that city transacting business,
DlngnoMls. McDonald Bank Building.
Phono 07.
Mrs. David Wlckard of Horshoy
wan in tho city Monday to recolvo
modlcal treatment,
W. F. Hart loft y for Omaha last
night whoro ho will spend a fow. dayu
transacting business. 4
O. L. Johnson ban bosu oft dutv at
tho J. C Pouny !ompnny eevotnl
days bocauso of Ulricas.
C. W. Reynolds left for Chicago
Sunday whoro ho will spend sovoral
days ' transacting businoss.
Wlllam C. Reynolds loft for Don-
FOR RENT Farm, 1G0 acres; fine lo
cation; all necessary buildings;
near Brady on Lincoln Highway. John
thlr'Optta. Issued" capital stock. ". v,, uu.
Tho'VffaiFa' of tho corporatioh are :
to be, 'transacted by a board of not I'OR RENT 4-roorn apartment, dovra
loss 41)811, Fivo (5) and not moro than stairs, modern except heat; garage
Nino (9) directors; and the officers included. On West Fourth St., two
of tho corporation aro to be tho prcsi- . , . . n. ,, t,,,,
dent, Tlco-presldont, secretary arid 1cks west of court house- pll0U0
troasuror and such other officers and H8.
employees as may be provide by the! :o:
by-laws. ... 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
IN WITNESS AVHEREOF. tno otfi-
JMxton Optical Co., tests oyes.
Mrs. Ed Guynan and throo sons,
Tom, Ed nnd John rcturnod to their
homo In Schuyler aftor atttondlng tho'
funeral or Adolo LoDIovt.
MrSgJCato Splinter returned, to her
hpmo In"" Grand laiand Monday after
visiting her daughters, Mrs. D. Wing
and Miss Alma Splinter.
Mrs, Tom Hoaly will ontortaln at
Bridge, this aftornoon and Thursday
afternoon at hor home ou South Cyca-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. P. II Lonorgan ot
Boulder, Colo., woro callod hero yos
torday bocauBo ot the lllnoss of tho
hitter's mother,
Margaret Tottonhoff of Choyonno
arrivod Saturday to spond sovoral
days visiting frlonds in tho city.
J. A. Vawn waB flnod $5.80 in po
llco court yostorday for driving ovor
tho flro hose Saturday aftornoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wilson loft for
Grand Island this morning to attend
tho "Causo and Prevention" mooting.
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A REAL BARGAIN
Six-room houso, modern oxbopt
heat. Locatod at 709 W. fourth. A
I snap In a cholco location, fino trees
'Lot is QGxl32 with good out-build
1 Intra. Price S4.500. $1,000 cash
W M.ii.inn rnnii MMm ' nnd tho balance HKO rent, noo ua
Triimno. Thov will not ilnd anything today about It.
in it that will bo offonslvo. I H & S Agoney, -Phono G12J or W
ATTENTION!
HOUSEWIVES
Vjg have reduced the price-on Semi-funshed or some
times 'called Rough-Dry Laundry, from 12c per pound to
lOo.
In this process we use nothing but pure soap and
pure soft water just like rain water. All your flat pieces
are ironed and starched piecos arc starched ready to
dampen. Sinely a fine combination for this cold, snappy
weather. All wo ask is a trial bundle.
' -W Phone 77 and "Your Bosom Friend" Will Call.
Dickey's Sanitary Laundry
"The Soft Water Laundry"
Phono 77.
Notice to All Who
Broken Anything in the
Line of Machinery
Cog Wheels, Cog Out of
Wheels, Castings of All
Shapes and Kinds, Cylinder
Blocks, Cylinder Heads,
Aluminum Crank Cases,
Aluminum Manifolds, Auto
Frames or such Like, let me
figure with you before sending
tor a new one. I have one ot
the largest welding equipments
in Western Nebraska and guar
antee quick and satisfactory
work at North Side Blacksmith
Shop.
Martin Wyman, Prop.
Phono 361W.
Ford Coupe, liko now starter and
Have domountablo rims, $335. Hendy-Oglor
Auto Co.
Mrs. Minilc, who was called bare
Clinton & Son, The Eyo Glass Men
1 Sorvico and Satisfaction.
by tho death of hor cousin, Adolo Lo
4 DIoyt, returned to hor homo in Oma-
ha Mqnday.
Mlrual Andrado was fined $5.80 for
steaing coal. Ho was unable to pay
tho fine so ho is spending ten days in
the county jail.
Clinton & Son, tho Eyo Glass Men.
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
Mablo Welsh Edon who recently
underwent an operation at tho Gen
eral hospital returned to hor homo In
Sutherland today.
Frank McGovorn left for Cadexico,
Calif., Monday whoro ho will look
ovor conditions preparatory to mak
ing his homo there.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Pearsall nt thoir homo at
117 North Pino street yesterday. All
coucornod nro doing nicoly.
Mrs. M. N. Johnson nnd daughter,
Mrs. J, Forstedt, left this morning to.
Omaha and .Chicago where thoy will
visit frionds and relatives.
Charles Dixon left Sunday for Oma
ha to look after matters connected
with tho Nebraska Association of Op
tometrists of which ho s secretary
FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION
Individuality is the keynote of our shoe displays. We
never get too many of any one style. Instead, we prefer to
have a few of each kind and keep our stock constantly fresh
and inviting.
And this very plan insures you that individality that
every woman wishes. Just now we are featuring some of
the smartest early season modes.
Hanan Shoes
for Men
l
Laird-Schober
Shoes
for Women
53 HEAD OF
To be sold at Auction, at the old Besack
Livery Barn, one block east of Platte
Valley Bank.
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WILL SACRIFICE PLAYER PIANO
For nuiok .turnover will sacrifice
price. Playor in our possession in
North Platto and must bo moved at
once. Easy payments. Wrlto quick for
particulars to tho Donver Music Co,,
Donvor, Colo.
'otatoes
Foif
Sale
250 bushels Brand Beauty at $1.35 per bushel.
250 bushels of Russet, at $1.00 per bushel.
400 bushels of small potatoes, under 2-inch screen
at 50c per bushel.
Frank Yamaki,
2 miles east and 3-4 miles north of Hershey, Neb.
Thurs
day, Mad
9th, 1922
This Sale is held by the Lincoln Co.
Hereford Breeders Ass;n and repre
sent some of the very best Anxiety
4th, blood lines.
omino's, Beau Mischiefs, Beau Presi-
dents Sensation, and many more popular
breedings. Don't Miss this Sale.
SEND FOR CATALOG.
Arthur Gaudreault Sale Mgr.
BRADY, NEARASKA.
Col. Ed Snell, Auct. Frank Piclsticker, Clerk.
d Mules
orse
an-
AUCTION
Monday
, February 27, 1922
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
IN LARGE BARN AT UNION STOCK YARDS
A lot of good, well broke work horses and mules,
good saddle horses an 1 also young unbroken horses
and mules. In this sale will be one Shetland" pony,
gentle, with harness and carriage to match. The real
thing for a little chap. Gentle sandle ponies with
saddle and bridle for boys. There will also be some
new heavy work harness.
Any one wanting to buy Horses, this will be a good
place. Any one wanting to sell Horses and Mules,
this will be a good place to sell them. Bring them
to this sale Monday, February 27. Get them here in
plenty of time so we can get them lined up., There
will be a good many buyers at this Auction. A lot
of inquiries for good horses, mules and saddle horses.
CASPER RAUCH.
J. L. MITCHELL, H. M. JOHANSEN, Auctioneers
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