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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1922)
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE HOME SWEET HOME a PROMISE IS A PROMISE 6Y- VOHT KNOW WHAT TO DO. CH? YOU CVN SIT RIGHT THEHH Wfl -WHEN OO SET -THE. PRESENT? WEST FOR THB 4 PRESENT. 1 m rLIJHTOf, fi we MINUTE? LATER" EST &s TO - r I II III! h )XlJtSKKmmrtTMk9 m, Ill it .! - this part or tlio county. Tins will bo Miss Harriet Murrln loft tho first of r " I)R. 0. II. CIIESSLER OKADUATK DENTIST Offlco over tho McDonald Stato Bank. v. PLATTE VALLEY Tho noxt meeting of tho Platto Vnl loy Community Club will bo hold on tho first Friday In August Everyone Is invited. Don't think for a moment that this is n little homo affair for tho fow of this community. Tho radius of this club reaches to your homo. Tho Community Club gave a moon light social at tho Platto Valloy school houso last Saturday ovonlng.' Wlros wero strung in tho yard and electricity was obtained from tho school houso which Is supplied from tho transmission lino. Tho Horshoy Band under tho leadership of F. A. llasmussen, furnished tho muslo which was much appreciated by tho two hundred or moro people present up on this occasion. Rov. Knight of Horshoy was called upon to give a short talk on tho Itolntlon of tho Sunday School to tho Community work. Ho mado a good address nnd told Bomo stories to Illustrato tho points ho wished to malco. Rov. Qram loy of Hershoy was Introduced and spoko of tho problems of tho com munity, telling somo Intorostlng an-, ooaoios in connection with tho truths ho was prosontlng. S. J. Koch, com monly known ns"Jako." was called upon to toll why ho Is making tho race for stato Bonator from this dis trict Ho mado a most oxcollont talk on community work, tolling of tho changes that havo taken placo during tho thirty-Bix years ho has rosldod horo. Ho said his friends urgod him to run and then got up petitions for him and now that ho Is in tho rnco ho will promlso nothing but hard work nnd a squaro doal. Tho mooting was prosldcd ovor by H. S. Hasklnrwho failed to Btato In any of his Intro ductions or othor romarks that ho Is a candldato for county dork. Aftor tho openklng, tho band played some moro and then rofroshmonts woro served. Tho Non-partisan Leaguers arc wldo awako In this part of tho coun try and aro ready to endorso tho lwst men tho thrco parties can put up. It Is still to bo seen which of tho partlos will put up candidates which wo farmers will soo fit to ondorso. o LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL K. K. Holt of Iloadlng, MasB. trans acted business In tho city Nveunosday. Dixon Optical Co. grinds lonsoB. All finished Pacific models at one- half prlco. Whlttakor Specialty Shop. July IB. Holon Podlno and Ethel Marshall will leave today for Gothenburg to sponu tho wook end. Highest cash prices paid for poultry and fresh oggs at Harding Cream Sta tion. Miss Clara Truoscott left Wednes day for her homo In Oahkosh aftor visiting Mrs. Wylio Crano. Mrs. J. J. Schatz roturnod Wednes day from Donvor whoro she was call od by tho Illness of hor slstor. Piano tuning, Holloy MubIc Houso. Mrs. George Roberts of Moxwoll -wns In tho city Tuosday. Sho attondod tho party at tho Clinton homo. Miss Jesalo Baker leaves today for Omaha to attend tho Westorn Union Mnnngors Convention In that city. P. W. Olson and family aro moving from their homo south of town to mnko tholr homo In North Platto. Take that noxt can of croam to Harding Croam Station. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniels loavo In a fow days for Hot Springs, South Dakota to bo gone for several weoks. wooks. ! Miss Fonlca Farroll of Devils Lako, North Dakota is visiting her slators Mrs. F. C. Plolstlcker and Miss Daisy rnrron. Most unusual aro tho bargains a tho Whlttnker Cloaranco Sale. 50G Lo cust Street. First door north of tho Post Office Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodyear re turned to tholr homo In Anaheim, California Wednesday after visiting at tho F. E. Payno homo. Mrs. W. H. Slogan roturnod Tuos day ovonlng from Puoblo, Colo, where oho was called by tho Illness of hor mother Mrs. Blnncho Owons. Mrs. Harry Brodbocic loft yester day for Donvor whoro bIio will Join hor husband. They will mako an ox tondod trip through Colorado. Mrs. Chris Brodbook and daughter Elizabeth aro spondlng tho week in Grand Island at tho homo of the formor's daughter, Mrs. E. Gundel. Chlldrons' Stamped drosses GOc to $2.95. Splendid bargains. Discount of 10 to CO por cont. For Saturday July 15. only. Art Storo. V. Warrington. MIbs Sadie Hunt, rollof manager of tho Woatorn Union arrived horo this morning to rollovo Miss Jcssio Bakor who goes to attend tho con vention of Westorn Union managors. Tho paving contractors laid tho brick pavoment on Pino between fifth and sixth stroots thls.weok. This la Iboing laid now. It was thought that 1 -:: SOUTH LINCOLN COUNTY Miss Alburta Burton of North Platto is spondlng somo tlmo nUtho Lakovlow ranch near Wollfloot. Tho llttlo town of Wollfloot is en joying n boom In- tho way of comont walk and arossing building. This ivlth tho gravollod street is making tho town look bettor. Although tho ralnfcll has boon a way below normal this soason, our crops look very fine. Smsrll. grain Is a llttlo light but tho corn looks very promising. Tho County Dads aro having somo grclcnt work dono on. tho, roads of Milliard F. Hosier candidate for SHERIFF at Republican Primaries. Has been a resident of Lin coln county for 42 years. Order A Case FOR THE HOME Our special delivery will boo that-you aro supplied for parties, picnics and outings, A fow bottles on ico for tho wlfo, tho kiddies a treat for tho guest. Following flavors that aro always good: Oherry-Blossoms, Lemon-Crush, Orange-Crush Grapo-Fie, Hires Root Boer, Coca-Cola, White Horso Gin ger Ale. Per case 24 bottles $1.50. Rebate on empties 50c. White Ribbon Beer A real beer minus tho kick. 24 bottles $3.35. Rebate 00c. Star Bottling & Mercantile Co. Phono 292 it will bo a business street In the noar futuro and It would bo bettor to put down tho "brick than tho asphalt Hotel Ritner We have changed management and also redecorated the rooms thruout the hotel. We now have a first class modern, clean hotel. Rooms by the week. $2.50 up., Uy Night 50c and Up 115 West 6th St. 1 ! II ML -"V I J. "EZthin ?U "6ht at the oRcet Jonoa?" That a good Yes, I'm having a fine time." Away From Home I No matter where you go whether on a vacation, on a far away visit, or just a short automobile trip, the telephone keeps you within easy reach of your place of business. Many business men spend a considerable amount of time away from the office. The telephone makes supervision possible from any distance. The Blue Bell Sign 13 practically everywhere. It w easy to talk to your place of business from wherever you may be and learn the progress of Northwestern Bijephone Company ANNOUNCEMENT Call for a Republican primary ballot and voto for J. 1. Burko, candidate for Representative of 90th district A Lancoin county product for somo 50 years standing and who at all tlmo3 etood for good progressive government. J. L. Burko ,"L 1 n tra- 0 Whlttakor for real mCTo M mo mty weoneaaay.t July 15th. MEATS I havo bought tho shop formorly owned by Henry Simon, at 820 North Locust and will carry a full lino of fresh meats at fair prices. Qlvo mo a trial. t N. P. ED WALL SPECIAL FEATURES WRITTEN IN COMBINATION Him STANDARD LIFE POLICIES Non-Oancollablo Accident and Hoalth Insuranco. Doublo Indemnity Provisions. Speclfio Dismemberment Provisions. Monthly LIfo Income Provisions. Disability Income Clause. Puro and Installment Income Endowment Provisions. Premium Waiver Clause. Post Mortem Dividends. Full Participation in all Surplus. Automatla Non-forfolturo Clause. Insurance that Insures Protection that Protects Fidelity Reserve Company Home Office Fourth and Locust Streets, North Platte, Neb. J ! 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