THE NORTH PLATTE?. SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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1 i CONVENTION
WILSON TOUT. Editor and FibUshor.
! The firms anil Individuals in North
Entorod at the North Platto, Nebraska iPlnttte noting iib ngonts for firo nml
Postofflco as Second Class Matter. ' casualty lnstiranico companies met
" ","UT . ' ! Tuesday and offected a tomporary or-
SDIJSCRirTION I'HlCKt i(ltL, uv !,.(,. n v Tmni.
One Year, In advance .$1.60
FRIDAY, FEBR-UAHY 24, 1922.
! president, and It. D. Itasmusson, aec-
'fretury. 0. II. Thoolecko, Thos. Ilealy
! and Thurston AVoodhurst wero ap
pointed a committee to draw up tho,
by-laws. Another meeting will be
hold noxt Wednesday at which pro
piiratory plans will bo mado for en
tertaining the stato convention of
ion of tho air mall service that this firo lnsuranco agents which will be
EDITORIAL
Wo loam from A. II. Dumphoy,
suporlntondcnt of tho central dlvls-
division of tho nervico made a new
record during January 1922 of 94.3
performance of schedule mileage
rno eastern envision maae oniy . Mr anu MrBi John Connor and
and tho Western division 79.0. The'Mr, and Mrfl wni ColUnB nttondoa
hold hero March 29 and 30.
LINCOLN COUNT! CENTER
record for last week wan 100
cent on tho Central division.
per
Tho present conditions in business
have brought out some of tho finest
traits of character and conduct that
can bo found In any ago. Ono of
these camo to pur notico yesterday.
Wo wore told that tho employees of
ono of tho local barber shops aro In
turn each talcing a day off rather
than havo ono of their number lot
out. This moans a reduced pay
chock for each man but all aro at
work. It oxprcsses tho flaewt typo of
brotherhood that which toucheb
tho pocket book.
LOOK WHAT'S COMING
FOB THOSE WHO GO
A COLUMN OF NOTICES ABOUT
CHURCH, LODGE AND SO
CIETY MEETINGS
EPISCOPAL.
11.00 Morning prnyor and Sermon
7.30 Evening Prayer and Sermon.
MASONIC
Regular communication, Tuesday
February 28th nt 8 p. m. Master
Dogrco.
METHODIST
11.00 Tarry
7.30 Tho Ninth Commandment
Mars.
Elsowhoro Is printed tho comstltu
tion of tho Student Council of tho
Sonlor High school. It iu an oxcol
lont documont and woil worth tho
roading. Paronta of High, school stu
donts ican gain somewhat of tho ideaa
of the students by noting tho ordorly
arrangement of tho organization and
tho systematic way In which it is
organized for democracy. It doca not
tako away any of tho responsibility
of tho teachers but organises to assist
thom. ,
Considerable interest about town
tho Johnson funoral on tho Flats,
Sunday.
ChaB. K. Knox is moving this
week from tho Crow place to a Kun
klo placo near Dickons.
Miss Alburta Burton, teacher in
District 44 was sick last week, giv
ing tho pupils a vacation.
Mrs. II. C. Rahmoyor and brother,
Josoph Stoolo loft Tuesday morning
for Hampton, Nobr. to attend the
funeral of a nolco.
Francis Montnguo returned Sun-j
day from Grand Island whoro no LUTHERAN
attonded tho funoral of his brother! 11.00 "Tho Appeal of tho Cruclil
James Montague. od."
F. E. Kronqucst Is quite sick at j 7.30 "Tho Cry of tho World" by
CHRISTIAN
11.00 Christianity in Action.
7.30 A Message from a Weeping
Prophet.
BAPTIST
11.00 "Bound In Grave Clothes"
(First of a sories) . 'I
7.30 "The Torfect Neighbor" (Re
bokah's invited.)
his country homo.
A largo crowd attended tho danco
in tho now Rohrbachor barn Satur
day night.
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FOLKS you know
Clinton & Son tho Eyo Glass Men
Sorvico and Satisfaction.
L. G. Ross of this city spent Tues
day in Koarnoy, transacting businoas.
Rov. C. B. Harmon.
PRESBYTERIAN
11.00 Spiritual Radium.
7.30 Womans Missionary annual
praiso Sorvico. The sermon will be
"Woman's Part in Evangellzlngc tho
World."
TWENTIETH ' CENTURY
Club will hold a bako sale at the
Want Ads
FOR SALE Hay iu stack.
Stebblns. Phono 760F12.
T.
FOR RENT Oarage, at C08 West 2nd
St. Phono 12G0J.
FOR RENT Storage Bpace in fire
proof waro houso. Simon Bros.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms in
homo; reasonable Phono 537.
FOR SALE R. I. Bed hatching eggs.
Phono 1252W. Fred Walker.
WANTED Competent stenographer.
Wells C. Jones.
LOST 'Black traveling bag, on Wost
Sixth. Return to this offico. Reward.
FOR RENT Throe desirable house
keeping rooms, downstairs. Phono
1013.
FOR RENT Fivo room houso, with
hath, lights and gas. Inquiro 51G
East Fifth street.
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs
for setting; also roostora. O. I.
Lewis, WIS E. C St.
WANTED Mature lady or gentleman
to collect and solicit business in
North Platto. Address P. O. Box 678.
FOR SALE Hatching eggs, Barred
Rocks, S. C. Rods and Whito Leg
horns, $1 per setting. Luther I. Tuck
er. Phone G98J.
WANTED Agent to sell Hog, Stock
and Poultry tonic. Supply dealers
and also sell direct to farmers. Ad
dress E-G care Tribune.
FOR RENT 'Farm, 160 acres; fine lo
cation; all necessary buildings;
near Brady on Lincoln Highway. John
McGee, Brady, Nob.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred R. I. Rod
sotting eggs. Phono 783F22. Mrs.
F. Nelson, one-half mile west of now
Ico plant.
,r n.. fm Mnv. ' Dorryborry & Forbes Store, Satur-
... , i ii,,t'Hday at 10 o'clock. Mrs. C. B. Mead
wood on Wednesday and looked nftor , ' .
ii. .... i, OW8 will havo charge of the sale,
buslnoss matters hero.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Grover an! CATHOLIC
has been centered on an unusual j children loft .today for Cheyonno, ! Qiri8 wm 0ntortaln Tuesday evon
case that comoa from tho Washing- j Wyo., whoro tlfoy will rcsldo in the ' jng nt tho homo of Miss Madgo Flyjin
ton school. It scorns that Thomas future. , j ThoSo on tho Entertainment commll-
Eggom, ago 28, doprlved of an odu.J Mrs. Pat Lonergan accompanied j tc(J ftr0 tho MlBsea nuth an(i Dorothy
cation during his early yearn made tho remains of Mrs. D. Lonorgan to Ilubbar(i( Marj0 schwaiger and
financial nrrangomonts so that ho Elm Croolr, yostorday whero it was Mndg0 Flynn,
could go to school this winter and taken for burial. - j
applied for admission to roviow tho Do not'fall to soo tho largost sax.-1 DELICATESSEN
work of, tho lowor gi'adOB. Ho was aphono in tho world, used by, tho The mombors of tho Lutheran choir
admitted .tentatively and paid his lUathburn fouv' in tho act at tho Keith, will hold a dolicatosson salo at Ma-
tuitirin, taking his place hi tho oppor- Thursday and Friday. jlonoy's store on Saturday Fobraryl
tuntfy room with tho boys and giriB Tlio city nurary nas rcconiiy re-, 25. Potato salad, baicou ncans, rons, 'luonlembor tho Hereford salo,
of (tho lowor grndorn So much com- ceivod donations ot books from Mrs. coffee caho, pies homo mado candy, 1 March 9, at tho old Bcsack Livery-
plaint was received on account of Lena Gorby, Warron Potors and MIsa otc. , barn.
tho crowded condltlou ot tho schools Alma Morrill. I . I Mr. and Mrs- Warren Lalng and
and for other reasons that tho tut- Uo not f!ll, to soo tho UirgeBt sax. ho Womans' Missionary society Mr' and Mrs' Joll-Lalng of Hershey
tion was returned and Mr. Eggors nphono n tho world, used by tho ; of th Proabytoran church will meet ! wero ,n tl10 cily last ovenlnS to
was notified that ho would not ho Tlnthburn four In tho net at tho Keith, '., t nt ,.attond tho Yeomen danco.
able to stay In tho grado school. Thursday and Friday. !,. ,t... ti., nnr w 'Every day opening up now Dross
Meanwhile ho had mado financial Mr ivnd Mrs. T. Gnss and Bons,xth Tno m(lUor of election of G9ds and sllks nt tMo Leader Mcr
nrrniinrnmonln hnslllir lllfl ideas. BO llO ,,.i,.,i vnulnn1nv trnm T.na Anirnlon ' '. ... CantilO Co.
" ' ,vv;.u.v, . , orticorB wm Como up
says, oq 1110 aBsurnncofl ui inn mou Calif., to visit nt tno nomo m mrs.1
that ho was entitled to tho school- BIstor. Mrs. Carrio Schwalgor,
FOR RENT 4-room apartment, down
stairs, modern except heat; garage
included. On West Fourth St.. twn
bibeks west of court house. Phono
118.
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Mrs. Theo Nicholls will arrive
homo today to spend tho -week end
r a t.t-v rnrTAXTira
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lng If ho paid tuition. It la an un- Mr aml r8, Gn8a woro onrouto to wlBh to thank our many friends w,th her mother Mrs. Carrio
uBual condition "and ono which is thoir homo n Kearney. . for tholr kindness during tho recent Schwalgor.
rathor difficult to settle without do- Tho Arvllla Whlttakor Mllllnory n,nivm , , of our dcar dnUj;h.i Women's Bungalow Aprons, at 98c
-- - m j r- i f r . . , m
and Specialty Shop features Cameo tor ond sMaTt dole
and Graco pattern hats, imported
lng an Injustlco to someone.
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Mrs. Jack White returned to hor s , 8 ombroia0ry collars, beautiful
liomo In Choyoneo after spcndlne ,ac0 nocicwcar, imported volllngs in
sovonil weokB horo tlsitlng hor par- nmy Buadoa and combinations, Paclt
enta, Mr. "and Mrs. Andrew Palk. ; flo Embroidery packages, framed
A beautiful now lino ot Lndle3 moUos, Volland cards and books for
Bead Necklaces, Clinton & Son. ichlldron, PhllUplno baskets, ribbon
Mr. and Mrg. J. W, Abott and Mr. novelties, art needlework, D. M. C.
and Mrs. C. W. Wlckstrom wore throads. All goods prlcod ' vory
among tho visitors that attonded tho reasonably. Tho public is co'rdrally
Masonic danco WodncBday evening. 1 invited to call and soo our Btock.
Bobbod hair combs at Clinton & 50G Locust Stroot. Undor Gonoral
Son, Jewelers. Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. LeDloyt,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark LoDloyt,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. O'Donnoll.
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NOTICE
r.
Welcoming New Neighbors
if
It in U10 pleasuro and duty of ov
ory North Platto cltizon to cordially
volooma tho now familios who aro
coming' among us to wnko tholr homo.
Lot us make it moro n ploasuro than
a duty ninoo wo progress as wo grow.
. This tank extonds to now roaldonti
U10 advantages ot its friondly, help-,
tul Borrico. Wliothor or not an ao
bunt la oponod wo gladly oxtond tu
M80 oC our banking facilities.
$1.45 and $1.95 on salo now at tho
'Loader Mercantile Co
F. F. Smith of Lexington spent
' Wednesday in tho city.
I C. N. Snyder of Maywood attend
ed to business matters here Wednes
day,
Tho Union Pacific advises that re- . You will find headwear from tho
ducod rates ot a faro and a half will infant to miss of highest quality,
bo givon to tho KnlglUs' Templar but not tho highest price at tho Ar
Conclave to bo hold in Now Orleans, villa Whlttaker Shop, 506 Locust
Ln. April 24 to April 27, 1922, good St.- Under Gonoral Hospital.
Puzzlo Peg. Can you solve It?
At Whlttaker Specialty Shop, 506
Locust St. Under General Hospital
to return up to May 15th, 1922.
TlckotB will bo on salo April 20 to
25 incluslvo. Tho round trip faro
will be approximately $72.00
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CARD OF THANKS.
The Platte Valley State Bank
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Wo wish to oxtond our slncoro
thnnks to tlio many neighbors and
frionds who havo aoslstod us, and
havo ln bo many ways shown us their
sympathy and deslro to bo ot holpfal-
noss during tho illness and funoral
of our mother and sistor. It is our
slncoro hopo that whon sorrow visits
you and yours that you may find
frionds cqunlly kind and holpful near
you. Wo especially thank tho frionds
who sang at tho funoral sorvlces, and
tho Pleasant Vlow Sunday school
and community, tlio Lutheran Aid so
Bloty, rolatlvos and frionds for tho
beautiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson,
Mrs. Anna S. Carlson.
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Nino cent Holsory Salo for Satur
day afternoon only in our Women h
Tolsory Department, ln all our 75c
95c, $1,25 and $1.46 grades, bolng
overstocked. Buy ono pair at tnu
regular price, select another pair
i:uno grado ,nny color and pay tho
Herk o,nly 9 contu for tho second
pair. Saturday afternoon only at
Tlio Loader Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Jack McGraw roturnod today
from Hastings whoro sho attonded
tho Child Wfpo mooting hold
Iio 1 :!f Ohnr.h h,-" tunt; by
'".' T.ow': nt Dlxoi ''i ,iu:lo ilhnr.
For hr birthony, u roal' C-rdo a
purso. Dixon, tho Jeweler.
Notice to All Who Have
Broken Anything in the
Line of Machinery
Cog Wheels, Cog Out of
Wheels, Castings of Al
Shapes and Kinds, Cylinder
Blocks, Cylinder Heads
Aluminum Crank Cases
Aluminum Manifolds, Auto
Frames or such Like, let me
figure with you before sending
lor a new one. 1 have one o
the largest welding equipments
in Western Nebraska and guar
antee quick and satisfactory
work at North Side IJIacksmith
Shop.
Martin Wyman, Prop.
Phone 361W.
LUMBER FOR SALE
Several thousand feet of used lumber and .other
building material taken from the hotel building of the
Potash Plant at Sutherland.
The above consists of Flooring, Siding. Sheeting, Di
mension Lumber of various sizes, including 2x4f,
2x6s and 2x8s. Also Doors and Windows with
Frames to fit.
Floors, sides and ends can be cut in sections to fit
foundations, thereby making a great saving in both
labor and material. Also a lot of New Lumber,
Doors and Windows.
L. A. KRIGBAUM,
At Chaussee Hotel Sutherland, Nebraska
Vaudeville at the Keith
FRIDAY
Tlio iload Liners of tho Bill are tho
IiATIIBUEN FOUR
Displaying a turn of Musical entertainment which one
can safely say is the acme of accomplishment in their line.
A novel musical act consisting of three talented men and
one talented girl. The instruments used are Piano, Sax
aphone, Banjo, Merimbaphone and Drum. One of the larg
est Saxaphones in the world will be used in this act. A
novel feature is the playing of two banjos and dancing at
the same time by one of the men.
Next comes KESTKAI)E & KINKABE Love never dies. A
ventriloqual oddity which will please the young and old
alike. 1
Then LENOllB & GERMAINE in a snappy singing, soft
shoo characters, walks and eccentric dancing.
And Last but not Least MEBELL THOMPSON in the i
"Black Ace." Thompson, who has been featured with darlr.
town scandals is known to be the youngest natural typo
of Bert Williams and no less clever than tho Broadway
star. His jokes are new and rich. For his color and race
he is a star in his line. J, .4 . . . ..."; -.
Besides This Entertaining Bill We will Havo a
Good Feature Picture.
CAR OF APPLES IN THE EQUITY
STORE BUILDING
I have a car of fancy Apples consisting of
the following varieties:
Wine Saps, Arkansas Blacks, Jonathans,
Winter Pearmains, Roman Beauties
These are all fancy stock and it will be the last
chance to secure good apples this season,
as apples are very scarce.
S. F. CLAYTON.
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Never Before in the
History of North Platte
has this Laundry Service
been offered at this price
Combination Damp
Wash 7c the lb.
All Flat Work Ironed. Wearing Apparel
Returned Damp.
Minimum Bundle 20 lbs.
Your Washing Handled on the
Individual Plan.
BEST LAUNDRY CO.
Call The Soft Water Laundry, 103
112 WEST FRONT
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