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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1922)
- THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE CHATS WITH YOUR GAS MAN ' Pooplo having u common In toroet who live In the snmo placo under the same laws nnrf regulations constitute n community. And whorevor a community oxIbU), community probloms arise. Thoso community problonls 6xplaln and acount for tho pub-"J lie utility companies compan ies organised to rendor service ossontial to tho gonoral public hanlth or convenience. Tho only rcasUft for tho ex istence of this company Is that you may havo a Borvlco that would otherwise bo unobtain able. Where any Bcryico such as gaH, olcctrlclty, telophono, telegraph or transportation is not offlclcnt, pooplo shun that community ns a place of resi dence and occupation; a good place not to invest money; a good placo to 3tay away from. Every community is known by its utilities. North Platte Light & Power Co. DR. 0. H. CRESSLER GRADUATE DENTIST Offlco over tho McDonald Stato Bank. CITY AND COUNTY NEWS The Eye-Glass men, Clinton & Son. Mrs. Loronce Schwordt of Choyonno, n - i.i l i . in . i.. - . ukimviiu iiviu i u . laiiiiid ill Tim n tv. MiBsoB Mary Buddin'nnd Neva Cokor of. Suthorland havo boon visiting 1.1 1 m Matinm, woodman for ,flov.oral days Miss VIoln Shorrlll of Gothenburg attended tho Kpworth League con vontloh in tho city FrldaV availing. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Uoates nud daughters of Sutherland visited in tho city last week. Kensington Mrs. W, T. Wilcox, Mrs. W. J. t O'Connor and Miss Wilcox will ontor tain Juno 20, nt one o'clock at Icon slngton nt tho Wilcox homo at 701 west 5th strcot. Lun cli con Mrs. T. C. Patterson, Mrs. Howard Yost, nnd Mrs. H. L. Cochran as sisted by Mrs. T. Fulton and Miss Edith Qantt w'.ll ontortnln Wednesday Juno 21 at a one o'clock luncheon nt tho country club. Award Modal Tho D. A. It. rocontly awarded n gold medal to Miss Helen Ross, a pu pil of tho McPhorson school for having tho best history grado In Lin coin county. A grado of 100 per cent in the oighth grade examination is re quired to win this medal. Country Club A picture of tho North Platte coun try club nppoarod on tho brown shoot in tho Omaha Deo Sunday. An Insert of B. N. Oglor, president of the club was also shown. Tho nlcturo of tho club is not very plain but tho fol- lowing pooplo can bo made out: Mr. nnd Mrs. B. N. Oglor and son, Robert, C. M. Newton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Haw ley and son, Mrs. Seoborgor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Iloaloy. Mr. and Mrs. nay Langford, Miss Graco Moonoy. F. L. Moonoy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Dickey. Mrs. B. W. Dlckoy, Mrs. B. W. Fetter, Miss Vena Warrington, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Halllgan, Mrs. Walter Hoagland. and Dr. nnd Mrs. Harry Mitchell and children. lows for short talks. At 2:00 thoy attended tho Elks memorial and from there they went to the ball game In a body. At 5:30 thoy held a picnic nt Kopfs grovo. Company B. is largely composed of local boys and boys from tho surrounding community. Out of t,own tnnmbors wero: Paul Gillan, Omahn; Percy Schott, Om aha; Porry Tholr, Ogalalla; Harry Sweet, Ogalalla; Ralph Hllgor. Oga lalla; Joo Glcason, Crawford; Freo mon Hanson, Lincoln! Oscar Truin bul, Tryon; Ituol Conroy, Tryon; Fay Ilrewer, Hershcy; Fay Davis, Her shoy; Leo Byorly, Horshoy; Otto Rocker, Hershey; Ivan Taylor, Grant; Dick Taylor, Grant; Addison Cook, Loxington; Floyd Jorgeson, Big Springs;- Ora McKoe, Lexington; Ben Nohf, Lexington; Claude Hausor, Lox Igton; William Carney, Hastings; V. 11. Halllgnn, Lincoln. Entertains Misses Evelyn Loypoldt nnd Lottie LaRuo ontcrtalnod Friday evening ai a mlscollanoous shower nt tho LaRuo homo In honor of Miss Holon Swnn son. Gamofl were played during tho ovonlng nnd a mock mnrriago was staged by a fow of tho girls. The hoilso wns beautifully docornted in pink and whlto cut flowors nnd gnr don flowors. At the close of the ovon Ing a delicious three course lunch wpq sorvod to tho guests. Six lightod can dles stood on tho tnblo and tho caudle sticks woro tied with pink ribbon. Ribbons strung with small woddlng rings woro tiod from one candle to another. Between two rows ot lightod candles a mlnlture Vrldnl . party stood. ltillHl!!t In connection with the ISpworth T.Anfnia rtnnvanltmi In anHlnn 1.a..a MIsb Winnie BoauchBinp ML Sntur-! w i , , , 7, ,.,, . -..-I. ' , last week, a banquet was held at the Mlller-Rpjnolds Tho following was clipped from tho Pnonla, Colo, newspaper giving the marriago of J. Franklin Reynolds, a former North Platte school teacher. "Tho marriago of Miss Nolllo Miller and J. Franklin Reynolds took placo at Paonln. at noon Juno 7. Tho cere mony was performed by Rev. A. M. Cnrpontcr ot tho Methodist Church at Rifle, a former rcsidont of Paonla. As tho guests assembled on tho lawn tho strains ot Mendelssohn's Wedding march played by Mrs. B. C. Williams announced tho appearance of tho bridal party, little Yvonno Nelson acting as flower girl. Tho b'rldo, attired in whlto satin was attended by her sis ter, Miss Bernlco Miller as maid of honor. Tho bridesmaids were Misses Kathcrlno Ronyolds, sister of tho groom and Miss Sylvia Undorhill, all dressed in light organdio. Clyde Mil ler, brother ot tho bride, attended tho groom. Ivor Hadloy and Clair Hadloy acted ns groomsmen. Violin selections by Miss Bernico Miller added to tho clinrm of tho occasion. Aftor tho ceremony a delicious wed ding breakfast was sorvod to fifty guests, after which tho bride and groom departed for a camping trip In tho hills. Thoy will make their homo in Glonwood Springs. Colo. to Nebraska whore sho ontered du ties as principal of tho Lincoln school of this city. Sho is a young lady of rare accomplishments nud has made many wnrm friends, slnco coming to our city. The groom Is a young man of Irreproachable character and hlgh- osteemcd by his fi'londs. Ho gradu ated from the North Platte High school In 1905 and settled on a ranch with his pnronUi. Following the mar riage corcmony a wedding supper was served by Mrs. H. C. Hartmnn, Mrs. Wm. Illusor, and Mrs. John Burko nt tho Shaner home. Missos Evangeline Pattison nnd Ledo Pollnt- assisted In serving. Thoso proscnt woro Mr. and Mrs. Norman Connolly, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Sago, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shanor and sons George and Morrill, Mr. George Donaldson, fnthor of tho bride. Tho bride wore a gown of Canton crepe and carried a bouquet of Ophe lia pink roses. Aftor their -wedding trip to Colo rado Mr. and Mrs. Kerr will be nt homo to their many frlonds nt tho Kerr homo n Snell Canyon. SPRAYLNG WITH KEROSENE IS A GOOD REMEDY FOR LAWN ANTS CUTWORMS 3IAY. RE SUCCESSFUL LY COMRATED WITH POISON' day morning for Cliqyqnne vruero she "will visit for sovornl wooks. Miss Lucille Wilson of Keystone 'spent several days last week visiting at tho B. O. Callondor home. Georgia Feltz of Keystone visited friends In the city sevornl dnys last week. Grope Knit Silks for 'Sport Jnokots nnd Swentors at Wilcox Department Storo. Miss Jottlo Pylo loft Friday morn ing for Grcoloy, Colorado whoro sho will attend summer bcIiooI. Mrs. Lesllo IMyjnoll loft tho last of niu iyuuiv iui i m ilium mm ouiiiuu .whero Rho will spond tho summer. Dr. A. L. Lnno loft Friday for Sa lem, Oregon whoro ho wns called by tho Illness of his father. Miss Arvllln Whlttakor left Friday for Kearnoy whoro Bho will transact business for several days. Miss Georglna McKay loft this morning for Grooloy, Colo, whoro alio will nttond summer Bchool. It. B. Mnrshnlt returned Frlilnv from a vacation trip spent in California. Mrs. Nolllo 'Dudor loft Sunday .for Ottawa. III., where sho will Bpond povernl weeks visiting friends. Miss Sylvia Frazlor returned yos tordny from' Holdrogo whoro she Imb boon visiting frlonds 'Miss Mnbcl Churchill returned from Lovoland, Colorado whore sho spent hor vacation Mrs. Jack Kelso and dnughtor re turned yostcrday from Omaha whoro they havo been visiting frlonds. James W. Chlldorson of Tryon transacted business In tho city lesi wook. Thomas Mills returned to his homo at Masslllon, Oliio Inst night after vis iting his sister Mrs. G cor go Scholl. B. C. Mallon of Omaha, Union Pac ific traveling agent is transacting business in tho city. Quigloy Wilson returned last wook from Pnxton to visit his parents Mr, and Mrs. Earl "Wilson. JUST TELL CENTRAL 212 When placing your ordor for grocorios tomorrow. DEFOREST CASH GROCERY I Methodist church Thursday evening. The room was beautifully decorated with Ved and while with the maltese cross designs and garden and cut flowers used for tho purposo. Thera wore nearly elghtynt the tables. B. ID. Cnrr was toastmaster. F. L. Mooney welcomed the guests on behalf of the oity of North Plntto, Rov. II. E. Hess on bohnlf of tho church ' and H. D. Wloso on bohalf ot tho local langue. Rov. Mathowson-ot Arnold gave tho rosponso. Following tho banquot tho guoats ropnirod to tho church audi torium whoro thoy enjoyed tho loc- turo by Dr. J. W. D. Fast ot tho First Mothodlst churcb of Omaha. jicrr Donr.ldson. A very pritty wodding tor.k Aoca Wednesday. June 11, nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Shaner In Cotton wood canyon, when Miss Delia Don nldson became tho unui m Horman Korr in the prosnce of a few relatives and friends. Aa the wedding march was played by Mrs. Carl Grleson of this city the couple entered the parlor attended by Miss Anna Pollat ns bridesmaid, and Mr. Harlan Korr, brother of the groom as best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Heafl of tills city. Tho ring cere mony was used, llttlo Miss Virginia Pattison acting as rlng, bearer. The bride Is a graduate of the Western Illinois Tonchors College. Sho taught for Boveral years in the Fimnklin school and was principal for two yoarg at Kewanoo. 111. Juno 1921 sho enmo To get rid of lawn ants entomolo gists of tho United Statos Department of Agrlculturo suggest drenching the nests with boiling water or pouring Ing a small quantity of kerosene oil. Similar treatment may bo applied to nests between or beneath paving stones. Spraying tho lawn with kero seno emulsion or with very strong soap wash is also recommended. For largo ants nests dlsulphid of carbon injected into tho nest by means ot an oil can or small syringo is rec comerided to kill the, ants. Tho fumes of dlsulphid of carbon have a vory in jurious odor and are inflamamble, but they nro not injurious to higher ani mals in tho open air. :o; Louis Tobin of Denver is visiting friends in tho city. ; , Eyes examined. Glasses fitted, Sat isfaction sure. Clinton & Son. Mrs. Cal Lowell will arrice in a few days from Chicago to visit her mother. Mrs. .Tonnio M. Miltonberger. of this city. Russell and Lostor Langford re turned Friday from school. Thoy wore accompanied home by Jtobert Plater of Joklln, Missouri. 'They havo been r,nttonding school at Palo Alto, Cali fornia. Cutworms can bo rondlly controlled by tho use of polsoncni tun, ro Unl Mnil Sfntna Tlnnnrhnnnt nf Agriculture has demonstrated. This is tho way to preparo and apply tho poison: To one bushel of dry brnn add one pound of whlto arsonic or Paris green nnd mix thoroughly Into a mash with four gallons of wntor, In which has beon stirred one-half gallon of sor ghum or other cheap molasses. This amount will bo sufficient to treat four or five acres of cultivated crops. After tho mash haB stood for several hours scatter it in lumps about tho size of a marble over tho fields whoro tho In jury is beginning to appear. Put the poison about tho bnsos of tho plants which havo boon sot out. Apply tho poison lato In tho day, so as to havo tho poison in the place nround tho plants before night, when tho cutworm is active. Apply a second time if necessary. :o: Congressman Albort W. Jeffers of Omaha was In tho city last evening and spoko briefly nt tho meeting of tho Rotary Club. Mr. Joffors Is a candidate for U. S. Senate on the re publican ticket. .7. J. WILSON DENTIST OPPOSITE McCARE HOTEL, OYER STAMP'S I1AKERY. rnONE 71. When in Omaha STOP WITH US Hotel Conant Hotel Sanford Hotel Henshaw Our reputation of 20 years fair dealing is back of these hotels. Guests may stop nt any one of them with tho as surancc of receiving honest value anil courteous treatment. CONANT HOTEL COMPANY J. S. TWINEH, H. D. (Homeopath) Medicine and Surgery Hospital Facilities NORTH PL'ATTE, NEBR. Offlco Phono 1S3 Residenco 2S3 Flowers have n friend- . ly knnck ' T Ot sharing Joys (lint we I, lnck. Wouldn't this bo a -?' gloomy old world if Itj wasn't for music and C " poetry, fowers and love. (Tho cheer spots of tho zfc world aro whero the blossoms grow. SA3 THE NORTH PLATTED U ruJKA , L . V "FLOWERS AND PLANTS w WE ARE AS NEAR TO YOU I PHONE 1023 r mm w I have bought tho shop formerly owned by Henry Simon, at 820 North Locust and will carry a full line of fresh meats at fair prices. Give me a trial. Company Holds Reunion Sunday, Juno 18, company E. hold a rounlon hero. Thoy mot at tho Lloyd opora houso at 9:30 Tor a business mooting and woro addressed by tholr former captain P. IV. Halllgan. A banquet wns served at noon at tho Union Pacific dining room, Chief of Pollco Splllnor acting ns toastmastor Ho proceeded to call on certain fol- A "Dirt Farmer"! ALBERT W. JEFFERIS Republican Candidate for U.S. SENATE Mr. Jefferis, becauEo he yas born .and raised on a farm realizes and ap. predates the problems of the farmer. " ONE OF US." TEBBM; of Gothenburg - ' ! N. P. ED WALL j j Cost You to 1 7x rTH Keep Warm rjP last Winter r You Qm Ke&d a Candidate for tho Nomination for State Treasurer on tho Republican Ticket at tho Primaries to bo held JULY 18 W. M. Stebbins is a business man of Gothenburg, who has lived in Western Nebraska for many years and who knows what our people want in tho handling of tho stato's business. Ho is Tioliablo Conservative Safe Ho solicits your vote Is a good night's sleep worth that? Is a day that is comfortable and easy to get through anything but a bargain at 7c? Can you justify discomfort and swelter and lowered vitality any longer now that you know the low cost' of preventing it? Phone for a 'ran Phone for a Fan esnngbouse the fan with the wonderfully quiet motor, the fan that is the best-looking, best-behaving breezemaker money can buy. Phone for a Fan Today, before the clock strikes again 1 North Platte iigta & Power Co;