THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CHATS WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN
The luxuries of yestordny
have b'ccohle the necessities of
flny. We have only to think of
gas, telephones, electric lights,
and street cars to appreciate
this, and wontlor how people
over lived without them.
Tliatils. tojpur public utilities,
tho most Yftlqient form of co
operative bjifslhoss, these ser
vices havol)ecoino commonplace
things of daily life. Gas service,
for instance, is at our command
so easily that wo accept and use
It as a matter of course, without
a though of how It got there.
Yet it has not simply "happen
ed", or like Topsy, "Just grow
ed." The story of its origin',- grow
th and place in tho life of tho
nation is romance made reality.
It shows tho result of labor, In
vestment and directing genius,
al uniting to render a service
bo lndispensiblo as to deservo tho
good-will of every community
fortunate enough to obtain it.
North Platte Light &
Power Co.
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Tho Methodist Ilrothorhood and
tholr families held a picnic last ovon
ing at the city park.
Killed allied at Slumer
Miss Hessle Smith entertained this
noon at a luncheon In honor of Miss
Loretta Murphy, n brldo of this week.
Kntortnlns nt Parly.
Miss Lois Hnrt entertained her Sun
day School Class In the parlors of the
Presbyterian church Friday afternoon.
Entertained a'. Slioivor
Mrs. C. J. Pass ontertnlned last
evening at a kitchen shower in honor
of Miss Loretta Murphy, a bride-to-be.
DoMolay
The members of the DoMolay hold
llnltlatlon Friday evening two now
members were taken in. They wero
Qunlcy Wilcox and ITomor Speckham.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Choir Enter' nined
' Mrs. C. S. Trovlllo entertained tho
Catholic Choir at the Catholic School
Thursday evening. Twenty guests
wero present. At tho closo of tho ov-
u ening a dainty luncheon was served.
richlc.
I Tho Travel and Study Club will hold
n picnic this evening in tho hills
south of tho city. All members of
the club and their families are invited.
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Entertains nt Shower.
I Mrs. Dewey Lawrence and Mrs. E.
. S. Gllnes entertained at a tin shower
j Friday evening at the Math'ewison'
,homc in honor of Miss Era Mason, a
. bride of this month.
Broken hearts love
those who send 'em
Fragrant flowers with
which to mend 'em.
Nothing clears up an
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understanding like a
gift of flowers. As the
"sflh 'iljisiifals tlld ' dow,
they clear the way to a
Jiappy understanding,
and continued friendliness.
'THE OTTO PIATTF
FLORAL CO. J
FLOWERS AND PLANTS W
WE ARE AS NEAR TO YOU
AC VnilD DUflWCI'
Enjoy a Hike
I The Young Ladles Class of the
i Presbyterian church enjoyed a Jilkc
, Friday evening. The girls hiked out
, to the old campflre camp, about
twelve girls making the hike.
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Entertains At A Dance
! Miss Jlablo Kemper will entertain
at a farewell dance Saturdnv nlsjbt
at her home on ppt "ncond street in
honor' of Lillian and Violet Kopf who
are leaving Monday to spend the sum
mer in the east.
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When in North Platte
COME AND SEE US
Hotel Palace
Palace Cafe
PalaceBazaar
Everything first class and prices
reasonnble. Opposite Union Pacific
Station.
Yonnir CoHple JWeils
' Miss Cora McNeil of Hershey and
Ben Yates of Perry, Towa were mar
ried Sunday noon ;at tho Catholic
church, Ttev. McDald officiating. Tho
young couple was attended by Mr,
and Mrs W. E. Miles of this city. They
loft Sunday evening for a two weoks
honovmoon to be snent in Perry and
Dos Moines, Towa. Upon their return
thev will make their home on a farm
near Hershey.
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Don't let your broken framos
stop your car when North Platto
base ono of tho best oqulpped
welding Bhops in western Nebr
aska and can guarantteo you
as good a weld as can be had
anywhere. Noarly anything that
is broken can bo monded and
save dolay of order parts and
time. Wo weld any kind of cast
ing. Those who have harvest coin
ing on be sure to got your mach
inery in order; your mowers,
rakos, headers and binders and
otho machinery, bo suro to got
fixod beforo needing thorn at,
NORTH SIDE BLACKSMITH
SHOP
MARTIN WYMAN, PJtOP.
Phono 301 W.
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Around the World
Tlio Am Hazeltlno group of tho Bap
tist church made a trip around tho
"world Friday evening. They visited
five countries and at tho different
homes were served the native food
of that country. Their first stop was
in Chlnn,' which was at tho Norman
Connelly homo. Hero thoy wore sorv-
ed rioodles. They then journeyed to
Japan and stopped at tho homo of
Rov. Shenk and were served with
tea and wafers. Their next stop was In
Italy at tho A. N. Durbln homo whore
thoy wero served mncaronl nnd
cheese. Then they next journeyed to
Holland and stopped at tho O. L.
Johnson homo nnd wero served Dutch
cheese and bologna. After visiting all
tho foreign countries they visited Am
erica and stopped at tho Fred Loudon
homo where they woro served tho
countries most popular food, lolly
pops and coffee. At tho Loudon homo
tho young people woro entertained
with games. A charge of ton cents
was mado for each meal served, this
money to go into tho church fund
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Richardson have
started back to tho United States.
Thoy havo been In Milan, Italy.
Thoy havo been in Milan, Itnly. Mrs.
Richardson was formerly Miss Hilde
gard Clinton.
' William D. Itvlno of Sioux City call
ed at tho Trlbuno office Saturday and
loft some fine photographs of the
band, tho patrol nnd tho chantora
which aocompanied tho Abu-Bokr
Tcmplo of Shrlnors from Sioux City.
Mr. Irvine 1b recorder of tho Abu-Bokr
Templo nnd Is certainly an enthusias
tic member of the ordor.
IK. 0. H. CItESSLEIt
ARAliUATE DENTIST
Office over tho McDonald
State Bank.
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JUST TELL Cia'TJlAIf S12,
Whon placing your ordar for grocerloe
tomorrow.
DEFOREST CASH flROCERY
Rev, Moore returned Sunday from
Mnyo Brothers at Rochostor, Minn.
Miss Hosslo Cottornl loft Sundny
for Rochester, Minn.
Wntoh tho Whittakor Shop windows
for bargains.
William Null of Sldnoy ia visiting
Ills sister Mrs. Archlo Lloyd.
Vernon Wnlkor of Ogalalla under
went an operation at a local hospital.
Mrs. Claronco Wilson of Hershey
shopped In tho city Saturday.
Miss Francos Meyers of Wollflcet
is visiting friends In tho city.
Brunswick phonographs, Holloy
Music House.
Roy Cochran la transacting bushloss
In Lincoln this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Ablo of Lin
coln nro visiting In tho city.
Misses Ceclla and Evangllnc Hcrrod
will leave Juno 20 for Europe.
Harold Coates of Sutherland is vis
iting his mother Mrs. Emily Contes.
Mrs. Kirk of Omaha ia visiting Mrs.
Pulver for several days.
Miss Ella Kastcn of Hayes Center is
visiting friends In tho city.
Harry Cramer left Saturday for
Lexington to transact business.
N. E, Esaley of Maxwell transacted
business In tho city Saturday.
Saturday Is tho last day of Wilcox
Dopartment Store's ono-flfth off snlo.
Miss Gladys Stegall visited in Su
therland last week.
Miss Forenco Klrkpntrlck of Pax
ton visited in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Frank Brunk of
Brndy shopped In the city last week,
S. W. Parson and family of Brndy
visited in town last week.
Conner White of Sutherland visited
at the Hugh Bird homo last week.
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Welbel of Paxton
Bhopped in tho city Thursday.
Mrs. B. T Teal of Ogalalla shopped
in the city Saturday.
Harry Mason nnd family of Hershey
vlsitod friends In the city Inst week.
Conductor A. C. Howard has been
reinstated and began work Friday.
Miss Anna Q'Haro will leavo June
20 for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Goodman are
visiting friends in Omnha.
Harry Pinkerton of the Flats visit-'
ed in the city Saturday. I-
Miss Frances DoRolf has resigned
her position as cashier at tho Leader.
One-fifth off On Dry Goods nt Wil
cox Department Store.
Miss Gladys Hansen left Saturday
for her homo in Council Bluffs after
visiting relatives for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. H. Albright and
son of Paxton visited friends In the
city last week. 1
Mrs. Frank A. Beelcr left Saturday
for Big Springs to visit for soveral
days.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. H. Edmlsten left
Saturday for Lincoln to trnnsnct busi
ness. Rev. Koch left Sunday evening for
Oamha to transact business for sev
eral days. .
Miss Gladys JohDSon has accepted a
position wltlVtho. Western Union dur
ing the absence of Bessio Cottcral.
Mrs. Fred Elliott left yesterday for
Omaha where.sho will visit for sever
al days. ' '
Miss Pearl Hunte'r will leavo Thurs
day for points In California whero sho
will spend her two weeks vacation
You can savdorib fifth on any pur
chase madefrom tho Wilcox Depart
ment store before Saturday night.
Harry E. Jordell spent Saturday and
Sunday in tho city enrouto to Roches
tor, New York.
Mrs. William' McGlone of Denver
was called hero by tho. death of hor
mother Mrs. Anna Seyferth.
Miss Gladys Bird of Sterling, Colo.
is- visiting at tho homo of Mrs. ('nrl
Bonnor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jollef are tho
proud parents of a baby boy born
Sundny.
Mrs. Samuel Burgman of Salt Lako
ia visiting hor pnrcnts Mr. nnd Mrs
Julius Plzer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. WIHam Siobold return'
cd Saturday from Portland, Orogon
whoro they visited a month.
Paul Palazzlnl of Broadwater Is
taking troatmoht iji tho Gonoral Hos
pital.
Misa Kntlo Seyferth of Omaha was
called hero by hor death of hor iwxhor
Mrs. Anna Seyferth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Poaso of Paxton
transacted lAislnoss In tho city Satur
day.
Dr. Ingle of Billings, Montana will
havo chargo of Dr. Statos practice
whllo sho in in Europe
Dr. Statoe loft Monday for oastorn
points whoro sho will visit boforo go
ing to Europo,
Robborn broke in tho offlco of Dr,
Wilson oniotimo Friday ovonlng a
Mr. ami Mrs. Guy Sw'opo will lcnvoj Mrs. L. SohwonU and dnughtors
today for Tornnto ns n deloga' 1 Esther and Minn ot uiuycnno aro
tho Klwnnla convention. Thoy itl visiting frionda in tho city. Thoy wero
visit in New York nnd Baltimore- ' former residents of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Miko McCullough and
family loft laat wcok for tholr ranch
at Maxwell whero they will spoud tho
summer.
OolumWs Lost
3oDa Whistling
for a jyreee
bu Needn't Lose a Minute
Phone f&raFan!
People still ride around till midnight
on hot summer nights burning gasoline
and missing sleep. Hunting for a cool
spot that will stay right there when
they leave it. What such people want,
whether they know it; or not, is a
Westinghouse Fan
Save the gas and the time and have
the coolness at home, not merely at
night, but all the time,
Phone for a Fan!
North Platte Light & Power Co.
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Ice Cream and Sherbet
AGAIN! No, Not Again "Yet."
Why? Because Ice Cream and Sherbets of their
class are so good that their praises never grow stale. .
Their worth is so appreciated by the people of North
Platte and our supply keeps moving so fast that our
- only trouble is lo keep them supplied lor the constant
demand.
AMERICANS like to follow the crowd, The crowd
is coming, so we advise you to push right in and
speak right out and you'll get the best wc have. Or
phone and we. will send any quantity to you.
We do not need to tell you the different kinds,
EVERYBODY knows. But we do want to emphasize
that we are not-charging anyone lancy prices, but just
what many dealers charge for common stuff. But you
do not want common stuff.
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JUST SPEAK THE WORD,
Cream or Sherbet
SMITH-JOHNSON DRUG C
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Hotel McCabe Building - id
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(Your Druggist is More Than a Merchant.) "
Ifi Visit Our Rose Room. Watch for Our Sunday Specials.
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