THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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NICHOLS NEWS
Mrs. C. S. Trovllla has been qulto
sick lately. Hor daughter, Mrs. Walt
or Good, arrived last Thursday to at
tend her.
Chris Koch was called to tho cust
om part of tho stato last week ou
account of tho death of an uncle- Ho
j't , -was accompanied by his two brothers,
Gus and Jako, who llvo south of Hor
shoy. Georgo Sullivan who hns boon laid
up with rheumatism nearly all wlntor
Is roported to bo slowly Improving.
Mr. Sullivan Is ono of tho oldest resi
dents of Nichols Bhool district.
Tho Nichols Lltorary society hold
its last meeting for tho winter last
ft Friday, March 24. Evoryono had a
Though the smartness of the many styles in $iich it an- $ftn tlmo b,ut ncar y WM
.a. " ,r .v roadv to adiourn until next wlntor.
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ft pears is undoubtedly the reason that this beautiful leather ft Lostor McConnoii who received i.
FOLKS YOU KNOW
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Patent Leather Pamps Deserve Their
Place on Fashion's Pedestal
: is so popular, we cannot help but respect the very prac-
tical reason why one woman selected her's
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Said she: 'I will save the price of these patent
leather shoes in shines alone.'t There's a thought there!
Laird - Schober
Low , Shoes for
Women.
Everwear
Hosiery for
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broken arm in an auto accldont about
ton days ago has boon having consid
erable trouble with it. Ho was In tho
hospital In North Platto a fow days
last week but returned homo Satur
day. :o:
"Word was recolvod hero this morn
ing of tho death of 0. W. Brown of
Salt Lake City. Ho formerally re
Bldod- hero. Death was duo to
blood poisoning in tho jaw. Mr. Drown
was born and raised in North Platte
and moved td Salt, Lake a number of
yeas ago. Ho leaves a daughtor, Mrs.
Lulu McConnoii of Denver nnd two
grandchildren. Tho funeral services
will be held today and interment will
bo mado at Salt Lake.
Mrs. C. Ittindbaok and daughtor ut Mrs. C. Ell Is reported to bo on tho
Pnxton woro visitors In tho city Mo:, list this week,
day. Miss Helon Baker left yesterday for
Miss Mario Schwaiger spent Suti- Gmi,d l9laml t0 aVxuX a tow (,lls
day In Sterling: Colo., visiting at tho vteltlng frlonds.
R. Weir home. I Albert LoDoyt of Paxton returned
Minnesota Ited Rtvor Early Ohio'.10 ! lomo after-spending the past
o ,.im.i ai mmi week in North Platte transacting
chael's Grocery. business and visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greono loft thl8 Mr. and Mni. W. W. Cunimlngs livu
' tit In Atfnnlnm 9 am fY I An rt r li rx
morning for Goring after spending a,"" " .w
week in North Platte vUltlng friends. WA" 8,t Uc,r,8"' Chc8lor' who ,H
The Hastings College Gloe club ar-
.7 7' " rived this morning and vill give a
there visiting frlonds and relatives. . ,.,.
F. Hoxlo left Saturday tor ugaiailu tnjB ccninK,
ifli.r cmnmlliiir Rnmi) tlmn In North I
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iPluttO .' tT. u A UlVIDUll UI1VI Miai4l VII
c ujflW1 roiurn tomorrow 10 uioir nome
M. E. Crosby left ycstordKy fdV 1 J ntlm Nnh nftpp thn
Lexington where, ho will attend tho t k t w ,to ,
Miss Mablo Waltors was amont;
William Elliott left Saturday for thoso who returned Saturday from
Omaha. Ho will rocolvo medical treat- Lincoln to spend tho spring vacation
ment at St. Joseph's hospital. here,
W. V. Hoagland was among those Schwaiger loft Sunday for
that left yestorday morning for Lex- ponvor whero ho will spend a week
hmtmi to nltond tho district court transacting business, lie will auo re
, , , , colvo mculcal treatment wmle mere
At.., rri T).in1i..iiti will rirrlvA rlinl
. . . - . l i J t. I.. 1.11 a UVII. I v.Ut UU klUil.ll.,T
latter part oi uio weoit. irom Aiuiruuu
to visit at tho I. Smith homo
LOOK GOING ,
MASONIC
nognlar communfcatlou, Tuesday-
oVonlng at 8 p. m. A goUtogethor
meeting. ,f ' ,
BAPTIST
Thoro will bo n sootal at tho home!
of Mrs. E. A. Shenk at 221 S. Locust,
Thursday afternoon for (ho ladles of
tho church and congregation. '
MISSION Ally
Tho Woman's Missionary socloty of
the Lutheran church will meqt, Frt-i
day nt J p. m. Mih Mrs. Chftii Murk,
Jr.. f.i.4 West Ninth street. Tho toplo
will bo "The Home Church at Work."
Sj Organized 1887 ft
Thirty-Fifth Annual Statement jjjj
of the
Mutual Building & Loan Association ffi
OF NORTH PLATTE, WEBR. ig
YOBMAN o i
Card party at Firemen's hall, Wed
nesday, Mnrch 29. Given for tho bene
fit of the girls' drill team. For Yoo
mon and Uiolr frlonds. Begins at 8:30
sharp. Lunch 25 cents.
For the Year Ending February 25th, 1922.
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RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS
Balance March 1. 1921 $ 14,789.42
Duos, Running Stock 191,252.55
Paid-up Stock 235,300.00
Interest 105,323.78
Fines t 949.05
Entry and Transfer, Fees , , . 727.25
Loans Paid . 1- 88,103.99
Rent Office Building -w- 1,770.78
Loans $292,400.00
Withdrawals, Running Stock 91,908.80
Withdrawals, Paid-up Stack 184,800.00
Intorest , 52,442.32
Salaries : 5,G53.t'0
.Other. Expense , 1,909.72
Balance in Treasury. . 9,100.72
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$638,21G.82
ASSETS
Loans on Real Estate $1,54G,G00.00
Loans on Stock as Collateral 0,200.00
Duo from Shareholders 4.G49.G0
Office Building 27,423.11
Furniture and Fixtures 1,335.47
Cash in Treasury - 9,100.72
'$G38,21G.S2
LIABILITIES
Instalment Stock ? G20.192.27
Paid up Stock 890,200.00
Advance Payments 22,937.20
Undivided Profits 1G.G79.4G
Reserve Fund 39,300.00
$1,595,308.93
$1,595,308.93
It Is with, a good deal of pleasure tliat tha Officers and -Directors
presont to tho sharaliolders this the Thirty-fifth Annual Report of 'the
Association.
M Tlyj following brief summary shows the growth of tho Assooiu'tion
during thn past vcar.
f Wo havo mado 140 loans for building or purchase of homes to tho ag
gregate amount of $292,400.00 during the past year, fully meeting all dc
mandst for loans.
Our assets are now $1,595,308.93, an Increase for tho year of $128,2G8.G5.
Our reserve and undivided profits are $55,979.40, an Increase for tho
year of $G,707.24.
Wo have distributed dividends during tho year, to running stock $43,
878.13 and to paid up Btock $52,442.52, a total of $9G,320.G5.
That we havo mado such substantial growth during this year of finan
cial stress Is largely due to the cooperation and loyalty of our more than two
thousand shareholders.
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from Lincoln to spond tho sprint; va
cation with his parents, Dr. and Mra.
Keith Novlllo left for Omaha Sun- QcorgG Dont.
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lay evening where ho will sponu sov- Mlsa Holen Kane loft Sunday for
oral days transacting buslni'ss. lur aomo at araM,i Junction, Colo.,
Royer Hastings returned Saturday after spondlng four months it. tho
from Omaha after attending the Mat- Harry Cramer homo. Shu was visit
zenaucr recital thoro Friday. lug her aunt, MIsb Clara Kane
V. L. Moonov left Sunday for Chc- S- Clinton loft Sunllny for Oma
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onno to nttonti tuo annuo convention "L -"
hold there this week. trnnenctlng buslnoss. Ho wi : nhio go
. o, , i ensas uity ant spenti a row na
A1LSS Arviua wuiuaniir tun. , . f rMlPnlnff ,,nmo
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ior uiiunu wuu.u m.u Dv-,- Mlss Morcollo3, lcft Jnst evo
erai uays iraiiBuuiuiB n,ntr fnp rinnvnr whom Rlm will vllt
Attorney L. Baskns loft for Gnndy hor sistcrs. Mrs. Guy Ponojoy and
yesterday to attend a session of uls- MrS) nnrria stunrt for several days.
trlct court lioiu tuoro tins wock. Mlag Mlirv Drost returned Satur
Mrs. R. L. Motcalfo of Paxton was day from Lincoln to vhilt hor paronty
In tho city last week visiting her Dr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Drost. Mary has
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoxlo. boon studying music at tho university
Q t unvnn nont Saturdav in Alfro1 Anderson and son, Al
wv.tAo tn viit hor daughter and ,u- loft Saturday for their homo in
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transact business. r.' " . tt .
oi Mrs. iuucrson b parents, iir. anu
Attorney J. J. naingan wont lo Pnn xvuen-
ingion yesicruuy 10 unu.iu Dv;Dn.w., ... nHo.kmiH.lorfnr n.
of district court held there this woe. Qma&y fnM 0mnha whorc
Jack Bcal of. thlB city Hpcnt Uio sho attended tho recital given by
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wcok end in uroiten now iaiuuK umnMadnnio Mntzonauor. On tho wa.v
parents. homo she visited relatives In Cozad.
Tho young peoplo of tho Methodist Mrs. Georgo Troxlor nnd daughter.
church will hold a Bleating party In Nova, returned yestorday .from Lin
Maxwell .Thursday nlghU coin and Omaha whoro they spent
Mrs. L. R. Duko returned Saturday four days visiting. Louis camo homo
from Omaha where she spent soveral with thorn and will spend tho spring
davs vsltlng frlonds. vacation hero,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McConnoii spent AIr- fllr- noxio win leave
Rnn.lnv in Hershev Visiting at the Ed r,ua wuua lul UBU,,mil ,"U4U
1 tlinv w II mrtirn Minfr mnift fni fiia
lTkt.AWkuw i T- .
, , , next nix monuiB. ur, uiui iwrm v. j.
Mrs. William llalst rotumeu to nor ... ...
homo In Horshoy after attondlng the . . nB. n . . ,.-,.- .'.,.
t 1 1.1,1 l.nMrt Ctititti1nv I
aimpson muuww wro nmnnir t.linan tlint rntnrnod hmnrt
Mr. and Mrs.0. IT. Eyorlo of Hor- from Lincoln Sunday to spond the.
shoy spent Saturday In tho city visit- WOek's vacation horo visiting their
lug frlonds. paronts
Mrs. Elinor BodKor and sons Gun District court adjourned Into Sat
and Dennis left Sunday for Centralis, nrday evening and Judge TeWell and
Kansas being called thoro by the death Reporter Smith left Sunday. The;
of Mrs. Bodker's mother Mrs. Roborts are holding court nt Loxington this
TMo TC A ATfnrnv of this dtV (1(1- P700
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.,..i a...,.lnv for nrmnrlcht. Oklu. n. luwna mownuii iuu ywiuiuHjr
' xv.n n,i Bovoral weeks for Minneapolis, Minn, being called
.....i. r L-nTin... uoro by tho death of hor mother
VlalllUti "VI DIDIU1 lt,io. wvv.
In tho case of Kunkol vs. Gralmn
BRADFORD
Division of tho G. I. A. will enter
tain their husbands at a dinner Thurs
day, March 30, at 7 p. m., in tho K, C.
hall to colobrato tho 25th anniversary
of tho division.
Waltor Porry of tho Biological Sur
vey will givo a demonstration of
pocket gopher eradication at tho P.
W. Olson farm on April 7. This is
Uio announcement sont out by the
county agent yesterday.
Dixon Optical Co., oyo Borvlce.
DB, O. n. CBESSLEK
GRADUATE DENTIST
Offico ovor tho MoDonald
Stato Bank.
When in North Platte
cone and see;us
Hotel Palaca
Palace Cafe
Palace Bazaar
Everything
reasonable.
Station.
Ilrot claso crd prices
Opposite - Union Pacific
itmzssi
Dividends and Interest received from Build
ing and Loan Investments are exempt
from I
ncome lax.
A late act of congress provides tho exemption from income tax' an
follows:
"So much of. tho amount rocclvod by an Individual after Do-
- ccmbor 31st, 1921 and beforo January 1st, 1927, as dividends or in-
;r' terost from domestic building and loan associations, oporatod
exclusively for tho purposo of making loans to members, as does not
oxceod $300.00."
This will practically exempt the entlro incorao that any of our share
holders will dorlvo from their Investments In this association.
Wo cannot refrain from calling tho attention of our shareholders to
thotfact that tho past year of industrial and trado depression has not been
folt by this Association, unless It may be) said that tho dull times havo in
duced so many people to savo money that they place it with this Association
for safo keoping.
Tho condition of this Association was never so strong as It is today.
T. C. PATTERSON, President,
BESSIE F. SALISBURY, Secretary.
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AT T H E
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Matinee at 2:15 and 4:10 p. m.
Mrs. A. Brouor. Mrs. Brouor is known
liv inn iiv IMnrMi PlnMn nnnnln Imvliit"
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ot ill Uio jury roturnot. a v.u. u fomor,y re8j(lod ,10r0(
Saturday nignt in ravor oi uio iimni
tlff and fixed the amount at $13,158 12.
Georgo II. Kellogg, county, agent
will attend a meeting of westorn
county nfonts to bo hold at Bridgeport
on April 5.
Howard McMichacl returned yester
day from Torrlngton, Wyo. whoro he
spent several days transacting bust
ncss.
Mrs. Joo Condlt was taken to tho
Osteopathic Hospital yesterday morn
lng whoro sho was oporatod upon for
appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Garman, Clarence
Garman and daughtor Clarico spent
Sunday in Sutherland vsltlng nt tho
Frank Garman homo.
Mis Mablo McVlckor returned to
er homo in Lexington after spending
a wool: looking after hor hnt shop and
visiting friends
Junior Hlnman returned Saturday
from Lincoln to spend tho spring va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Y. A. Hlnman
Misses Elinor and Nolllo Allen re
urnod to Omaha this morning. They
woro called hero by tho death of their
father. A. D. Allen.
Miss Auolo Nougobnuor returned
this morning to hor homo In Omaha
after visiting thrco weeks with Mlna
Suo Murchlo,
rhos. Orton loft this morning for
Ogalalla whoro ho will Bpond tho day
transatlng buslnoss. Ho will alBO at
tend tho lecturo given by C. W. Mair
this afternoon.
Mrs. M. II. Gilfoyl returnod Satur
day from Omaha. Mrs. Gilfoyl heard
tho Matzenauer recital whllo there-
Two of her pupils, Madeline Bllckena-
dorfor and Royer Hastings nccom
Wall Paper
10c a Roll and up .
Painting and.
Paperfoanging
Store Open Afternoons
Rilner Building.
113JW. 6th St. '
Phone 570W
H. H. LANDGRAF
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heading a company that
includes 1000 Beautiful
Girls is a typical Sennett.
Cast including -
JlnJlsfoclated Producers Production
Ben , 'Durpirx
Mane Prevost
Charlie Mwiay
Phyllis Haver
pnnied hor on this trip
