THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Scmf'Bteekiu Zribune.
WILSON TOUT. Killtor nnd I'ubllslicr.
Kntorod at tlio North Platte, Nobraska
Postoffico an Second Class Matter.
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One Year, In advance $1.00
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1922.
EDITORIAL
Solomon Bald "UoaHt not thysolf of
tomorrow: for tliou knowt not
what a day may bring forth" Pro
verbs 27:1.
Lowell said "Domocraoy moaiiH a
oloar pathway for merit of whatovor
kind."
In our Hit of Civil war votorans
published last wook wo did not In
elude tho name of William 11. Gaunt
"We ro glad to do this at this time
and will appreciate tho namo of any
other old Holdlorsrwho are now liv
ing In Lincoln county.
One of tho graduatqs from the Colo
rado State Toachors' College at Oreo
Toy last wook wan Iluth Elder, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Eldor
of this city. Tho oxorolscs took placo
on Wednesday Juno 14 and the clnss
of 104 young people was tho largest
in the history of that school. Miss El
dor Is a graduate of North Platte High
School and is woll known hero among
the younger people Tho Tribune ox
tends Its congratulations.
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SCOUTS JtESPONI) TO CALL TO CUT
WEEDS AT C03IUNKITY
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE BANDS ON- SOMF
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The boy scouts were called upon
to cut tho weeds which havo grown
up on r tho banks of tho community
beach and at t-n thirty "Wednesday
forenoon thoy had complotcd tho job.
Tho work was done as a community
"good turn," and the following scouts
will rocclvo credit for tho same:
Troop thrco Trout, Moran, Erlcksnn,
Sebastian, K. W'ickwlro, R. Wickwiro;
troop four Royd, WInslow, Borthe,
Marshall, It. Mills. Garcoau, Cross,
Ilouao, W. Johnson and D. Johnson;
troop five 0Ior; troop so von Hotl
dy; troop eight C. Roberta; troop
nlnr -Tlirockmnrton, Walsh.
FOLKS YOU KNOW
Dixon Optical Co. testa oyos.
John Goddard of Sutherland trans
acted business Hi tho city Saturday.
Gcorgo White and family of Suther
land were In tho city yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Rolnch of Omnha is
visiting Mrs, Joe Nolan.
Black Cat Hosiery. The old rollablo
kind nt Wilcox D-opartmont Store.
Mrs. Earl Stamp and daughter re
turned today from Omaha whore they
Bpont two weeks visiting relatives.
Reuben Carter loft Saturday morn
ing for Iaard to, visit for several
days.
Ml as Editli Pylc and mother loft
Friday morning Tor points in Ken
tucky where, they will visit for tho
summer.
Piano tuning, Holloy Music House.
Dixon Optical Co. Glasses fitted.
Miss Evqnglino Ilorrod loavos today
for a tour throughout Europe.
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Mrs E. A. Crosby of Horshoy visited
in tho city for a few days last week,
One day service for your broken
glasses, Clinton and Son.
Mrs. Bcssio Show spent Sunday
in Horshoy.
H. T. Fresh of Horshoy transacted
business in tho city last wook.
Chas. Johnson of Hershoy trans
acted business in tho city last week.
Mrs D. C. Wilson of Sutherland
visited in tho city last week.
W. V. Iloagland loft Saturday for
Chappol to transact business.
Mrs. F. Luschon of Staploton visited
in the city last wook.
Misses Laura Easter and Helen
Qntes of Fromont vlftltod Miss Anna
Rubls Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Pulse and Mrs. II. A. Sal
ono of California aro visiting Mrs.
J. C. Don.
Mrs.' Dean Richardson returned
yestorday from Milan, Italy whore she
spont tho winter.
Mr. and Mra.P. W. Greeley' aro tho
proud parents of a baby girl born
last wook.
I Mrs. Hilda Schwltzer of Wallaco
transacted business In tho city last
wook.
The danco wns hold Friday night
lntho Masonic Hall by Job's daug
hters and Do Molay.
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1 Dr. and Mrs. A. E M;;1b of Maywood
visited In tho city tho latter part of
last wook.
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! Hugo Tottonhoff loft Wednesday
for Salt Lake City whoro ho will spend
a week.
A. 15. null of Crawford. Neb . is in
ll.o city wor.dig up a class to Inltlnte
in tho Wood.iion,
Miss Poarl Hunter loft Friday for
Los Angeles where she will spond her
vacation.
Miss Tholma Frator returned Fri
day from Rod Onk, Iowa whoro sho
has been visiting.
Miss Gortrudo Doty rotumcd Friday
from Oshkosh whoro sho has" boon
visiting Miss Sarah McCord for sev
eral weeks.
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Elsowhoro Is tho announcomont of
tho candidacy of Nath Bratton for tho
Ropubllcan nomination for county conv
slonor. Mr. Bratton enmo to Lincoln
mislonor. Mr. Bratton camo to Lincoln
Whito Horso valloy whoro ho still
rosldos. Ho has always taken nn nc
tlvo lntorost in publio affairs and it
is for this roason that ho has boon
urgod to mako tho raco . for county
commissioner.
Dixon Optical Co. grinds lenses.
Wallaco Crawford spent Sunday In
Horshoy.
Victor, Victorolas, Holloy Music
House.
Harold Coatos of Sutherland is
visting relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Guiles returned
Friday from Lexington whore thoy
havo boon visiting rolativos.
Mr. and MrB. Joo Gloason of Craw
ford attended the Company E reunion
Sunday.
Miss Francos Dolph returned yos-
torday morning from a two weeks
vacation spont In Chlcngo, Sioux City
and Omaha.
W. A. Cutting, oporator for tho U,
S. Radio Sstatlon left Sunday for
California whoro ho will Mpond four
weeks onjoylng his vacation.
Miss Margurito Nelson arrived Fri
day from Gothenburg to spond a week
visiting hor BiBtor Mrs. A. T. John
son.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rnsmussen loft
last night for points in California
whoro thoy will Visit for severqf
weeks.
Ladies and Girls Auto Clothing
Suits, Drosses, Bloomers, Trousers
Skirts, etc. at Wilcox Department
Store
. Misses Vera Swift and Bosslo
Barnes of Gothenburg wore dulogatcs
to tho Epworth League convention
which was hold hero last wook.
Mrs. Julia Slobold left Saturday
morning for Chappol whoro sho will
spond tho summer at tho W. D. Grcon
homo.
R. N. Lamb of San Diego, Calif.
ornla is transacting business in the
city for several days. Ho was a form
or resident hero.
Mrs. Thos. Orton and . daughter
Clara will leave to-morrow for Taco
ma, Wash, whoro thoy will visit Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Scharman. They will
nlso visit rolativos in Seattle.
Want Ads
WANTED Girl wants gonoral" house
work in town. Phono Maxwell 1022
FOR SALE Alfalfa in
Hahlor. Phono 453 J.
tho fiold. J.
FOR RENT Ono half of Scout of
fice. B. & L. Building.
FOR SALE -One span 3-yoar-old
broke mulee, or will trade for Ford
car. Notify box 297 Sutherland, Nob.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Ellas returned
Saturday from Choyonno, Wyo. Mr.
Ellas has been omployod in that city.
T. Dlllion and family visited In Su
therland last weok at tho Jolliffeo
homes.
Mrs. W. A. O'Donnell and children
returned to her home In Grant after
visiting Mrs. O'Donnolls' parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. II. LeDloyt.
Dr. C. E. MoRcynolils returned
Saturday from Denver whoro ho spont
his vacation.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Callaway
is visiting hor mother Mrs. Fred
Dlencr.
Mr .and Mrs. William Carney of
Hastings attendod the Company E.
reunion Sunday and visited tho Carl
Simon homo.
1QRA1N
" OVEN HEAT
REGULATOR
FOR SALE Ono adjustable dress
form; also all kinds of beo sup
plies. Phono I30W. 020 W. 2nd.
WANTED To buy a second hand
typcwrltor stand, in good condition.
Writo T. S. enro Trlbuno office.
STRAYED From tho Wymau farm,
west of town, ono mouso-colored
Jenny mule, branded "7Y" on right
shoulder. Phono 11G2W.
FOR RENT Improved irrigated ten
aero track, adjoining Sutherland.
F. C. Leach, care American State
Bank, Sutherland.
FOR SALE Two Shorthorn bulls.
Ono two years old; ono three years
old. Just right for turning into a
herd. Experiment Station, W. P. Suy
dcr, Suporintondcnt.
STRAYED OR STOLEN From Wm.
Baley's (farm Vj miles west of
North Platte. 3 head horses black,
buckskin and roan. Manes roached
Please call 783F2 Rt. 1 Bx. 2.
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m SHullen
of Dcatrico
Farmer, Practical Business
Man, Lawyer, Civic Worker,
Legislator
i4 yovermsor
"Wo must soo to it that
every tax dollar oxponded for
public sorvico or utility must
purohaso 100 cents worth of
value."
Town In Claso by Itself.
George, a new town on tho Colum
bia river, In Washington, will bo In
a class by Itself, for when coupled
with the namo of the state it regards
Itself as .the most patriotic place In
the I'nlted States. Another ncnulsl
tlon of nunius Is a little crossroads
village lit Klickitat coimtnillod .Tazsi
Bold South American Thieves.
Two ingenious thieves, finding the
streets of Buenos Ayres, Argentine,
too well policed for daylight holdups,
recently succeeded in using police
headquarters for one of their opera
tions. Accosting u middle-aged man of
prosperous appearance, they showed
him detectives' badges and announced
he must accompany them to headquar
ters and there explain how he came
by the gold watch and other valuables
he carried. To avoid a scene tho man
accompanied them. They took him to
an unused room nt headquarters and
relieved him of everything of value.
Then Indicating a door of a room
where his protests of Innocence would
be attended to, they vanished.
Just Like a Woman.
A Fullerton mnn says ho gets two
eggs from a single hen. His plan is
ingenious and might be worth trying
on a larger scale, so we print it for
the bcnellt of some of our suburbau
renders.
He has arranged a mirror' opposite
Biddy's nest, so that when she hops
off and cackles sho sees In the glass
what she supposes Is another hen
cackling. This arouses her Jealousy
and not to bo outdone by n supposed
rlvnl she Jumps back on tho nest and
lays another vkk . Los Angeles Times,
JOHN H. NULL
SELLS
MOBILE OILS
Republican Primarie
July 18, 1922
Last ovonlng tho Ilershey BooBtors
In 100 or moro cars with a twonty-
flvo ploco band paraded tho main
streets and distributed souvenirs to
the people who woro on tho street,
Tho band under tho direction of Fred
Rnsnuusen was droesod in comical
nnd rubo costumes but that did not
intorfore with their playing good mus
ic and ronlly entortalnlng tho people
Tho boostors woro calling ospoclal
attontlon to tho Horahoy Round-Ur
which will bo hold tho last thrco daj'B
of this .wock
, 21 South Mnplo Street
, NEW SUBURBAN STORE
With an up-to-dato line of
' FANCY AND STAPHS GltOCIilUKS
1 l'rosli Fruits and Yogclnblcs
uosues u
Mill; nnd Cream and Ideal Bread
QunlHy and Service
Our Trade Mark.
WI! SOLICIT YOUR UUSINKSS
Phono II IS
CLAYTON CASH GR0CKRY
We will install a complete
Radiophone. Ask for details
WANTED A Salesman capable of-
calling on morchants, to head
quarter in North Platte, man with
car prefered. References - required.
Central States Secret Sorvico Bureau,
Dept. D. Lincoln, Nobraska.
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Don't cook the old-time way
Here is a new and better way
The "LORAIN" Oven Heat Regulator is a simple
device that places 44 oven temperatures at your com
mand. You set the wheel at the temperature required
for the best results. The heat never varies. Your cook
ing is always done just right.
You can bake loaf after
loaf of bread, not one of which
will vary in color or in tex
ture. Every day is a lucky day.
And most wonderful of all,
with this magic device, foods
formerly cooked on the top
burners arc cooked in the
oven. You can cook a whole
meal unwatched in the oven
at one time.
You set the wheel of the
"LORAIN" and then you
know exactly when your
meal will be done. And you
forget about it until then.
Come in and see the "LO
RAIN" demonstrated on a
CLARK JEWEL Gas Range.
Then you will see why thou
sands of women are now
cooking this better, easier
and more economical way.
North Platte Light & Power Co.
Get our FREE booh. "An Easier Day's Work."
Every woman should have this valuable book
L. & S. Groceteria
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Bobby alihourJr.
onnisDatjion
Boys, if you 'ride a Dayton,
you riae a winner
JOHN H. NULL
Big
THERE WILL BE SOMETHING
Doing at Yoder Every Minute
YIP FOR
YODER RODEO
FIRST ANNUAL SHOTGUN ROUNDUP
THREE BIG DAYS
Friday, June 23, Saturday, June 24, Sunday, June 25
The First Day's Program Will Include
CHARLIE IRWIN'S BIG SHOWS
Mr. Irwin will bring Indians and his entire show, direct from Cheyenne, with seats for
1,000 people.
HORSE RACING
Three or more running races, also Shetland pony race, Roman race, Chariot race and
other races. Wyoming and Nebraska fast horses are coming, assuring a good pro
gram. BUCKING AEROPLANE
A daredevil cowboy will ride in a saddle strapped to the body of Lieut. Toncray's
Airship. First attempt ever made to ride a bucking Aeroplane- anywhere.
A New Grand Stand and Quarter-mile Track Now Ready
PHIL J. YODER, World's Champion Bronco Buster
will bo hero with his $1,000 Union Pacific Saddle to direct tract events, assisted by
Ray Boll, and they will put on
A Real Frontier Show on a Big Scale Saturday and Sunday
InolfiQIhg bucking, roping, riding and bull-dogging contests; Men's relay, wild horso,
wild mule, cow pony and other races.
Tito Finals in the Bucking and Other Contests will be on Sunday.
Uase Hall Gnmo Every Morning:. Dancing and Shows Every Night.
Come and See the New Wonder Town
On tho Union Pacific, and tho Fertile Valley of tho Goshen Hole, whore the finest of
crops aro boing grown.
Fro Camp Grounds In Yoilor Tako Chcyenne-Torringion Stale Highway