TUB NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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Walrath & Sherwood Lumber
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In consolidating the two above firm's we are better prepared to meet the needs of the public than ever before.
We will carry in stock the very best material that money can buy, and by increased buying power- we are more ' y
than able to meet all legitimate competition. s ' l;
As we have done in the "past so in the future we guarantee satisfaction to all. -
Elmer Coates and Robert iDerryberry retain all their interests in the North Platte and Maxwell Yards.
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Satisfied Customers Made Our Success,
Our Motto:---"SERVICE ALL THE TIME"
ELMER COATES, Manager.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Root and Mrs. Crosby were
among tho city visitors from Suther
land Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Thompson oi
Lowollen spent yesterday in tho city
visiting friends.
Mrs. Hattio Marsh returned Sunday
evening after spending tho week end
at Clozad visiting friends. ,
Cora and Fern McNeal left for
Gothenburg this morning to attend
the funeral of Orpha McNeal.
Put Tho Tribune away after all tho
family have read it as you will want
to refer to it later.
Will Holleran left for his homo ut
Hastings after spending the past
week at --the T. Hanlfin homo.
V. S, Combs who lives near Tryon
returned to his homo yesterday after
spending several days in the city.
Miss Ada Wilson of Sutherland
spent Saturday and Sunday "In' "the
city as the guest of Ruth Sizomoro.
Dr. L. J. KItAUSE, Dentist, X-Rny
Diagnosis. McDonald Dank Kulldln;?.
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Mrs. Helen Hammond of Santa Ana',
Calif., is visiting at tho home of her
par.nts, Mr. and Mrs. V. G. IIo,io.
- C. O. Dedmore left Monday for
Denver whero he will spend several
days looking after business matters
Boys knee pants tt 93c, $1.25, $1 45
and $1.95. Tho best for price at the
' Leader Merc. Co.
RULES FOR THE CORRECT USE OF
THE FLAG IN EXTERIOR
DECORATION
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The Daughters of tho American
Revolution has adopted the following
as the proper use of tho American
flag for outside decoration:
Tho flag should bo displayed only
botweon sunrise and sunset.
It should not bo displayed on stormy
days nor at night. (There aro certain
exceptions as it floats continuously
over tho grave of Francis Scott Key
and it should remain flying through
out an engagement during a battle. )
The flag should always fly to the
breeze, preferably from a staff, when
displayed out of doors. It should
never bo fastened to tho side of build
ings, platforms, etc.
Bunting only should bo used In
decorations, drapery, rosettes, cur
tains and costumos. .
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Mosdame3 Neville, Reynolds find
Tout will leave today for Lexington
where they are to attend the state con
vention of tho D. A. R., as delegates
from Sioux Lookout cliapter. Mrs. Y.
A. Hinman, the regent will accompany
Shorn. The convention will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday.
. Womens Bungalow aprons on sale
at 98c, $1.45 and $1.95 at the Loader
Merc. Co.
Raymond McNeal, tho small son of
Chorion McNeal of this city, broke
his hip bone near the hip joint yester
day. It is not known definitely just
how the accident happened ' but it is
thought that ho ctMight his foot in the
swing and fell.
Dixon Optlral Co., Ions grinding.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards and
daughter,, Helen, left this morning
for Pleasant Hill, Mo., where they
will spend three weeks visiting Mr.
Edward's sister, Mrs. II. T. Smith.
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A COLUMN OF NOTICES ABOUT
CHURCH, LODGE AND SO
CIETY MEETINGS
DEMOLAY
Initiation of candidates Thursday,
at 8 p. m..'
! FRESBYTERIAN
Aid society will meet in tho church
parlors Thursday afternoon. It will
bo entertained by Mesdamcs Hosford,
Slebold and Shaffer. ' '
Keith Theatre, Friday, Mar. 17
Reserved Seat Sale Starts March 16th.
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Society of tho Methodist churcn
will meet in the church parlors on
Friday atfernoon. Every member is
expected.
FRIDAY
Tho L. A. to tho 13. of R. T. will
moot Friday' 'at 3 p. m. In the K. P.
Hall. There will be initiation and
lunch will be served by Mosdamos Mc
Faddon, Cool, Aldrich and Bailor.
RASE BALL , '
Thorc will be a meeting of all who
are Interested in base bull for thu com
ing season at tho Landgraf harbor
shop Wednesday ovening at 7:30 Ev
eryone is invited.
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KEYSTONE
Class of tho Methodist church will
ho entertained nt a St. Patrick's party
Thursday evening at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Smith, 321 West Sixth
street
CHRISTIAN
Ladies Aid Society will hold a
social and apron sale Thursday even
ing In tho church parlors. Each per
son will bo charged a penny for overy
Inch ho or sho measures around the
waist. All members nnd friends are in
vited to attend. Don't forget your
pennies
BAPTIST
Ladies auxilliary will meet In tho
church basement Thursday afternoon
nt 3 o'clock. This being tho annual
meeting roll call will bo held and
oach member is to respond with a
scripture verse. Thoro will be the
annual roport of all committees and
tho oloctlon of officers. Each person
Is requested to bring a pencil. Tho
program for this mooting will bo map
studies of tho foreign fields by tho
leader, Mrs. E. H. Saunders. Tho
hostesses aro Mesdames Lincoln,
Thompson, Case, Robinson, Roberts
and Clawson.
LOCAL AJfD PERSONAL
Will Norris departed for his home
in Choyenno Sunday after spending
sovoral days in tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jackson an
nounce! tho birth of a daughter, Sun
day, March 12 at 90Q East Fourth
street.
Harry Bailor returned yesterday
from Washington and California whero
ho has been spending tho winter
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gates left for
their home In Choyenno after spend
ing sovoral days at tho Gates homo in
this city.
Mrs. M. Harvey returned to her
homo in Cheyenno after spending
several months at tho A. E. McCon
noll homo in this city.
Llttlo Charles Pitts who was shot
above ' tho heart a week ago when
taln'sa shot gun from a wagon is
reported to bo Improving. 1
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rittymhouso re
turned yesterday from Lincoln and
eastern points. Mrs. Rittonhouso wa-?
formerly Miss Carrio Jttarti
Mr. and Mrs. Lochlal Johnston who
have been spending tho past five
months in Now York and other oast
orn points returned homo today.
Our vast stock. Jn our Rondy to
Wear section 13 filled to overflow
ing with scores of garments await
ing your inspection. Tho Leader Merc.
Co.
WILL SACRIFICE PLAYER PIANO
For quiok turnover will sacrifice
price. Playor In our possession In
North Platto and must bo moved nt
onco. Easy paymonts. Wrlto quick for
particulars to tho Donvor Music Co.,
Donver, Colo.
FOR SALE
Ohoico lot ot young Rod Poll bulls
at fnnnors prices at
PAYNE'S DAIRY FARM
South Sowoy street
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Sale
of Big Type Poland Chinas
CONSISTING OF
45 Head ot Toppy, Tried Sows and Gilts
At farm Ay2 miles due west of North Platte, on'
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd
Commencing at 1 p. m. Central Time.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS APPLY TO CLERK FOR TERMS.
C. G. Landolm & Son and Glaus Anderson I
'OWNERS
A. W. THOMPSON and II. M. JOIIANSEN, Auctioneers.
F. C. PIELSTICKEK, Clerk
If interested call for catalog.
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Dld you know hat tho film for
"Tho Throo Muskoteors" showing at
tho Keith Theater, Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, total length was over
two and one-half miles long. This i3
Douglas Falrbank's best picture. For
tho benlfit of out of town visitors,
those living west of North Platto can
arrive on Train No. 10 and seo an en
tire afternoon matinee and catch
Train No. 17 homo. Matinee on Satur
day and Sunday. Fronm tho east you
can arrive on Train 17 or 25 nnd seo
tho ovening show and roturn on trnln
No. 4.
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B. V. Cooper roturnod yoatcrday
from Ogalalla whero ho spent several
days transacting business.
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Running the Factory
To help turn the great wheeb of industry, there is
perhaps no single instrument that compares with the
telephone.
The telephone keeps the factory in constant touch
with the jobbing house, with the hemes of its em
ployees and officials, and with distant cities, towns end
villages.
Of all modern conveniences for saving time and
effort, none perhaps is worth as much for the money
spent as is your telephone.
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EPHONE COMPAMY