THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CHATS "WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN
Do you know that smoke
tana 08 property damage etti
mnted at from twelv to twenty
dollars for each city dweller In
tli- United States? mid that a
botit sixty per cent of all the
smoke In the atmosphere In
made In the residential sections
of our cities, where it does the
most harm.
These are government figures
not ours, and they are author
itative Fortunately, however,
they are becoming smaller and
smaller each year as gas, the
lean, smokeless fuel, reaches
out into homes, factories and
manufacturing plants and re
places soft coal and the grime,
soot, ashes, and fumes that go
-with It.
Every time gas service takes
the placo of coal you may be
suro that it Is saving llnans,
draperies, rugs, upholstory, wall
paper, furniture and clothos; and
helping us all to have a plens
antor placo in which to live and
enjoy the pood health and other
blessings that go with a Intro,
wholesome atmosphere.
North Platte Light &
Power Co,
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL
IUtI Ilarn Visited, friends In Brulo
last weok.
Mrs. It. S. lllble or Paxton shopped
Jn tho city Friday.
Mrs. J." I. Smith Is visiting friends
In Omaha this woek.
Guy Lewis of Cheyenne is visiting
his sister Hazel Lowla.
For
United! States Senator
Primary Election Tuesday, July 18th
jjlth
Horn In Western Nebraska and has his home and interests thore.
associated with farming and hajs always worked for agricultural de
velopment of Nebraska. Attorney General for four ytM.rs. Prosecuted
more than two thousand prohibition cases. Faugh for Nebraska TrrifS
tion development: Enforced the banking laws. Protected I the public by
sustaining the uniform bread loaf law. Culled grand Trie "nn cleSned
up Nebraska business Favors amendment to federal loser"" Banffi
ci0.tcnd!or.0 ,,u"? "edit, to farmers. Favors law nrnZK
0J'"UUVC "'"Hciing. . rnvora law
',"BCV""cc.u,auon or TOOT loans.
rates. Favors lnwn nmt
of taxes by reducing the cost of
q . , """"s me com oi government
Itow enforcement nnd dean government.
I
The Candidate with a Record of
Performances Not Promises
Mrs. Daisy MeCrnlg of Paxton shop
ped In iho city Friday.
ArffOlnHlurkland of Sutherland vis
ited In tho city ltut woek.
Mrs. Joshua Cox of Sutherland was
a visitor In town last week.
It. If. Beatty left Friday for Osli
kosh to transact business.
A. D. lingers of Tryon transacted
business In the city Saturday.
Miss Ada Wilson of Sutherland visit
ed friends In the city last week.
('. II. Albright and family of Sarben
visited friends in the city last week.
Mr. nm Mrs. Homer Gray visited at
the Chas. Venielle home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sadie of Partem
visited friends In the city last week;.
Take that next tifcn of cream to
Harding Cream Station.
Miss Anna Norsworth or uouienlmrg
visited friends in the city last week.
Mrs. Verne Ilrower of Harshoy
transacted business In the city Friday.
' Misses Itona and Francos Dolph
visited friends In Paxton last weuk.
Wesley Hoggs' of Ogalalla vlsitod
with Ills brother Doe Hoggs last weok.
Mrs. John Grant loft Friday for Om
aha whom sho will moot Judge Grnnt.
Mrs. Hattie Horatodt of Paxton vis
ited with frlondH in the city last wcok.
Miss Gladys Swancutt loft Friday
morning for Denver to visit rolatlves.
j Mrs. Itny Dillon of Sutherland trans
( acted businoss In tho city last weok.
j Miss Volma Purdy of Sutherland
jtransactod busInosB in the city Satur-
' Mr. and Mrs. Vorno Snvd nr of
SUiploton aro visiting frlonds in tho
city.
J Mrs. G. C. Whito and daughtor Myra
j of Sutherland shoppod in tho city last
week.
Jack Holdiidge -and Connor White
ot. Sutliorland visited In tho city last
' "woolc.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson are the
roud puronta of a baby girl born
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hitting left for
their home In Aberdeen. S. D. todnv
after vlstlng with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Donbke for a short time
avis
prohibiting irnmhlln,, l , V T C
Stands for reduction of frohThV I
and children. Favors'reductTon I
government.
aiood steadfastly for j
run
FOLKS YOU KNOW
The Eye-Glass men, Clinton & Son.
Dlxon Optical Co. grinds knsos.
Miss Helena Hoga spoilt the week
tend in Sutherland with fr end. ...
Miss Mlna Hroltel spent the wjook
ond In Sutherland visiting friends?
Miss Betty Turjile of Denver lk Vis
iting friends In the city.
Mrs. Lo4s Gurns of Lexlngt6fl Js
visiting at the J. II. Guiles horn
One day service for your broken
glasses. Clinton and Sqn.
Miss Fay Cypher loft this morning
for Scotts Bluff where she will spsnd
the Fourth.
J. J. Horrington pf Grand-island
vlalted relatives in the city yester
day. Miss Irene Norton of Grand Island
is visiting her grand parents Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Norton.
Gordon Love returned yesterday
from Cheyenne whore ho has been em
ployed tho past few months.
Mrs. Anna Davis and daughters of
Portland Ore. onme yesterday to spen
tho summor with Mrs. Davis mother
Mrs. Mary Guthorless.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thayer and
family returned Thursday from Port
land and Soflttlc where they have beon
visiting friends for sovoral weeks.
Mrs. L. V. Purdy and daughters re
turned yostorday from Portland whero
thoy have boon visiting rolatlves for
soveral weoks.'
:o: -
X0T1CK
Water rent Is now due and becomos
delinquent on the 20tli of this month.
Ilershey S. Welch.
Water Commissioner
Wm. E. SHUMAN
of North Platte
t'niidldule for CONGRESSMAN In the
(ilh District of Nebraska, as a Kepub.
Ilcan of tho Progressive type.
IIIS'CRKKD
If oloctod to Congress he pledges
that he will work strenuouoly
To mako our Government more .tru
ly of, for and by the people.
To roduoe taxos.
I To sotiure propor reduction in
freight and passenger ratos, by forc
ing tho railroads to accept fair and
reasonable profits upon true valuos
only.
To provent public service corpor
ations from taking from the people
cxhorbitunt profits and largo earnings
on millions or watered stock.
To obtain for tho farmor, stock
ralsor and lnboror, fair prlcos for
their produStn and to provunt tho loss
I of such largo amounts between the
I lirml ii uni' f i i 1
To dovolopo arid and somi-nrid
lnnd8 ot Wostorn Nobraska by govern
ment Irrigation projects.
To securo a soldier bonus, not by
a tax upon tho already overtaxed
people, but out of tho forolgn debt,
tho lnterost on which will largely pay
tho same, nnd also by levying upon
tho millions collected by war profit
eers, if any wny can bo found to get
hold of tho snmo. To ralso tho bonus
by taxation would requiro tho soldlor
to pay taxos to pay his own bonus.
To stop the Increase of power at
Washington and restoro to tho States
much ot tile power that has been
tnkon from them In recent yoars.
To securo and amendment to tho
Constitution of tho United States, pre
venting its Supreme Court from dp
during n law unconstitutional, excopt
upon a vote of two thirds of Its mem
bers. At tho prosont tlmo by n 5 to
4 voto this court ovorturnod n law
psssed by almost -100 congressmen,
90 senators and the Proaldent of the
United State. By such k method this
Court has killed -the Child Labor
Law and ths law prerantlntf xainblinx
nn atook axchauffea.
DJ(. 0. II. CItESSLEIt
GRADUATE DENTIST
Offlco ovor tho McDonald
Stato Bank.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Keith House of Maxwell trans
acted business In the city the last of
the week.
William Jenkins of Paxton trans
acted business, in the city tho last of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Halpli Talbot aro the
proud parents of a baby boy born
last weak.
Mrs. George Harris of Brule hart
her tonsils removed at a local hospital
last Friday.
Mr. Carey, safoty first man for the
Union Pacific, Is transacting business
in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Borgmnn will leave the
laetf tho week for hor homo In Salt
Lako City.
Bonnlo Murdock roturnod Saturday
from Donvor wliero snc has been visit
ing friends.
A. C. Howard loft Saturday for
Grand Island to visit relatives for
several days".
Miss Dorcas Barnos left Friday for
Oshkosh as court roportor for at
torney Boatty.
Mrs. Fred Walkor left Friday for
Denver where she wlil visit relatives
for several days
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith loft for
Omaha whero Mrs. Smith will receive
medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarloy Gates left
Thursday for Denver to transact busi
ness for sovoral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney MoFarland and
Mrs. Miller roturnod Friday morning
from Chicago after visiting, rolatlves
for several weeks.
I have bought tho shop formerly owned by Henry Simon, at S20
North 'Locust and will carry a full lino of fresh meats at fair
prices. Give mo a trial.
P. E
Service
215 E. 6th St.
"WHY
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Miss Tyronne Frszlor loft this morn
Ingfdr Donvor wftoTve, sfia" will spend
two weoka visiting frlonds. fc
T. D Pylo roturnod from Omaha Sat
urday nftor transacting business in
that city for sovoral days.
Mr. and Mrs. John States left Fri
day morning for Donvor to visit ral
ativesfor several days.
J. V. Swonson left Saturday for Om
aha artcr visiting several days with
his son T. O. Swonson.
Mrs. Thomas Dillon of Sutherland
was brought to the city last week to
recolvo medical- treatment.
Mrs. L. B. Xarklngton and daughteA
loft Sunday for Seattle to visit for
sovoral weeks, with friends.
Miss Josephine Bftnta left Satur
day for Omaha nfUjjfoVIslting several
days in the city wfali relatives.
Mrs. Alva Moyer-jt'iid family return
ed to thoir home at 'Brule after visit
ing friends in tho city for soveral
weoks.
DISTHIUUTOR WANTED A sales
man now has the chance to secure
the oxcusivo distribution in western
Nebraska of the fastest selling Ford
necessity on the market, universally
adopted. An unusual opportunity.
Write Chas. E. Manloy, factory repre
sentative now here. Tribune office
so that Immediate Interview may be
arranged.'
FARM LOANS
Lowest Rates
Best Terms
T. . PATTERSON
B. & L. Building
DC
3C
btation
Ignition Experts.
GO ELSEWHERE?"
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Mrs. Clydo Gideon roturnod home
Inst wbdk from Arnold nftor visiting
hor slstor Mrs. Chas. Kllmor for sev
oral days.
Mrs. J. W. Fitzpatrick roturnted
last evonlng from Rawlins, Wyo.
whore sho spent a woek visiting her
sis tor.
W. M, STEBBINS
of Gothenburg
Candidate for
the Nomination for
State Treasurer
on the
Republican Ticket
at the Primaries to be held
JULY 18
W. M. Stebbins isa business
man of Gothenburg, who has
lived in Western Nebraska for
many years and who kno&vs
what our people want in the
handling of the state's business.
He is .
Tleliablo
Conservative
Safe
He solicits your vote
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Phone 731.
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