THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SemHBeeklu Enbuns.
WILSON TOUT. Editor and 1'nbltslicr,
Entered at the North Platte, Nebraska
Postofflce as Second Class Matter.
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TUESDAY, .1 ULX 18, 1922
EMTOKIAL
Christ Bald "Lovo your enemies,
do good unto thorn which hato you;
bless thorn that curso you and pray
for thorn which dospltofully uso you"
Luko 0:27,28.
Ilobort McElroy said: "I bellovo in
. America because sho thinks In torms
o jtiBtlco not of gain and holds this
noble heritage the right of all."
Wo have been advised that the
namo of Isaac V. Zook of Ilershoy
should bo added to our list of Civil
War veterans. Ho Is said lo havo
served In Company C of th6 First
Nebraska Volunteers Ho was In
tho sorvlco for over thrco years and
In tho only soldior now living In his
precinct. Ho Is tho father of Mrs.
Jos. Itebbut of Hershey. Wo are
glad to add his namo to tho list.
Old Tlmors will remember Mrs.
Fred J. DIcnor who camo to Lincoln
county In 1887 ovor thlrty-flvo years
ago. Sho was ono of tho women who
havo seen great changes in North
Platto and had sho written an ac
count of her experiences and obser
vations during tho past thlrtynvo
years hero, 1 would bo full of those
things which mako up tho life of a
growing western town which Is rap
Idly developing Into a city. Hor
death removes another of tho women
who holped to mako North Platto
What it Is today.
shoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klohl
of Choyenno wro visitors at tho L,
It. Hlto homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Molvln Blown and
daughter, Mrs, Cushmau and two
daughters, and Mrs. C. E. Kron
quost viftftad Jat the W. A. Kelso
homo last week.
Mr. J. L. Burko candidate Uoi
State Representative 90th District,
Millard F. Hosier, candidate for
Sheriff and wife, L. li. Bortho, can.
dldato for Sheriff and Mrs. Jack
McGraw, police matron or Nortli
Platto wore speakers at tho Commun
Ity Club. A large crowd attended
and the program was enjoyed by all.
LOOK WHAT'S COMING
PitESBYTEIUAN
Tho womans' homo missionary so
ciety will moot at the home of Mije.
Dillon, 118 Wost 3rd St, Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL
The Woman's Auxiliary of tho Epis
copal church will meet Friday aftor-
, noon at tho homo of .Mrs. W. J.
Stuart.
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KIJIT1I THHKA'TUK HAS HOOKED
"THE MASTKK 3ILND OF MEN- .
TAT, 3IYSTICISX"
1 AUXILIARY
The L. A. of the U. of L. E. will
hold an important 'meeting Friday
i at 3 p. m. at the K. P. Hall. Every
mombor is urged to bo prosont.
Manager Hawley announces tho
engagement of Murdock, tho mastor
of mental mysticism for four days
beginning Friday.
Amid tho splondov of an elaborate
orlontal setting, Murdock excels ana
proves hlmsolf tho peer of all my
stics, for, it is hero, while gazing
Into a clear .crystal ball that' ho
tells tho answers, to hundreds or
questions asked by tho audlonco.
Tho questions may bo . written aj.
homo or at tho theatre and may bo
of any naturo, concorning business
problems, affairs of tho heart, tho
reliability or whoreabouts of friends,
investments, or in fact, anything
concerning ono's personal welfare.
In addition to tho usual ovenlng
porformanco there will bo a special
iliatlnoo for Ladies only on tho 25th
at 2:30.
PRESBYTERIAN
Tho ladles aid of the Presbyterian
church will meet In the church par
lors Thursday afternoon at 3 o'colck
Those entertaining are Mesdames
Bowon, Coatcs, O. E. Elder and
Schlemmor.
(BAPTIST
' Tho Baptist ladies auxiliary will
' meet Thursday afternoon in the
1 church at 3 o'clock.Tho leader is
j Mrs. Arthur Robinson. Sho has pre
pared a good program. Tho topic
; will bo "News from our Neighbors in
Southern Seas." Hostesos aro Mes
dames Townsond, Walsh, Fred Smith
Masters and Murphy.
If tho Avomcn think thoy aro puri
fying' politics by securing tho right
to vote, thoy havo anothor guoss
coming. Thoro has been some
mighty crude work done in Nebras
ka, charges and counter charges or
selling out and double crossing,
slanderous letters and libelous cir
culars, last minute dirty work and
vituperation and tho woman havo
exerted not ono lota of Influence In
any way. If thoy tried thoy wore
unsuccessful and if thoy did not try,
It was because thoy know thoy would
havo been unabjo to cope with men
in tho dirty work. Whatever tho
women vote doos it has not cleaned
up the political gamo to any extent
in tho way it is played before elec
tions' and this is not the big elec
tion either.
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Lunclicon
Mrs. Henry Waltomath and dau
ghters Alma and Mrs. Chas. Dixon
entertained this noon at a luncheon
in honor of Miss Carllno McNaraara
who is spending tho summer at tht
C. S. Clinton homo and Mrs. Roy
Platz, of Ornalta.
Luncheon
i Mosdamos M. E. Watts, S. A.
Bangs and R. C. Lahgford will en
I tortam at a series of parties at the
( country club. The ilrot fit thfl
series will bo given Wednesday.
These parties are given in honor or
Mrs. Roy Platz or Omaha.
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One or tho finest bits or enter
tainment tho editor has enjoyed Tor
a long tlmo was taking ten boys to
the Al O. Barnes animal circus when
it was hero' recently, Tho ton boys
who deliver tho Tribunes in tho city
wore our guests and wo had a f ronr
seat in tho resorved seat soction. Wo
got Chero early, looked at tho ani
mals and then round our Boats. From
that line position we saw tho whole
program. Tho show was Interesting
but tho editor had just as much run
in being host as in watching tho per
formance. "Oh Boy! look thoro"
and "Some stunt" woro frequently
exclamations which brought a smile
from those near. Boforo tho por
formanco wo were speculating ion
what would happen If Tusko broko
loose and wo reminded tho boys
that wo were tho nearest to tho show
ring of tile crowd. Wo added for
oficct that all kinds of animals liko
boys and if any escaped thoy would
probably m,ako for us first. Aftor
just a moment's thought qno lad
said "Yob, and thoy always go attor
tho biggest first." Wo ducked.
JACK MOllDOW FLATS ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. O. Frlezonborg, or
Gothenburg, woro visitors at tho
Vcrnest Peterson homo Sunday.
Thp Snydor ramlly of North Platto
wero visitors at tho Ed'McMurry
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd roturnod
homo last Monday aftor visiting at,
points in eastern Nebraska and Iowa
for several wcoks.
Rov. Benjamin of Maxwell who
has been preaching at Bignell preach
eel a sermon at Pleasant Vlow School
Suridssj' ovening. Tho community
will welcome him back at any tlmo.
Miss Josslo Greono of tho Univer
sity Extension Service, Lincoln, Nob.
will givo a cold pack canning dem
onstration of vegetables and fruits
Friday afternoon at two o'clock at
tho Pleasant Vlow school houso.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harlan nno.
his father and mothor passed thru
North Platto lost woek stopping at
the O. J. naasa homo. Thoy woro
en their way to Sidney, Nobr., to
harvest. He report a heavy whoat
crop there.
Mr8t: Ed Waro ftnd son of Horl
HENRY PAUL GRAY
Was born April 13. 1921 at North
Platto, Nobr. und dlod In tho , same
community July 8, 1922 of typhoid
pnoumoula nt the tender ago of 14
monthB. Ho leaves to mourn his un
timely docoaso his parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Gray und his sister and
brothors Altho, Arthur and FrodcUo.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Bcrnice Williams wa3 able to leavo
tho Platto Valley hospital Saturday.
Mrs. C. E. Oldfathor ot Brady trans
acted business in tho city yestorday.
Mrs. Frank Hatch and baby loft tho
Memorial hospital Sunday.
Dolfau Haromza or Ogallala under
went an operation last weok at tho
Platto Valley Hospital.
W. M. Vickory returned yester
day rrom Omaha whoro ho. transacted
businoss sovoral days.
Mrs. E. L. Stophens lort yesterday
for Kearney and Mindon to visit re
latives for two weeks.
Harold Coates ot Sutherland la
visiting his mothor Mrs. Smily Coates
while onrouto to Denver.
Mrs. E. A. Boyd and daughter
loft Saturday for Cozad to visit
rolatlvos for a fow days.
V. Warrington is closing out hor
Art Neodlo Work. Many articles aro
soiling for less than cost.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dixon Optical Co. Glasses titled . k
Take 'that noxt can of cream to
Harding Cream Station.
Miss Florence Lawlor of Paxton
shopped in tho city Saturday.
Victor, VIctorolas, Hollcy Music
Houso.
Mrs. C. L. Tlnney and son who
woro badly burned at the camping
grounds several weeks ago worn
ablo to rCTTvo tho hospital Sunday.
1 Mrs. II. A. Wendt of Big Springs
shopped In, tho city yestorday.
G. L. Stout of Lowollen transacted
business In the city yesterday.
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Mrs. Walter Dale of Gothenburg
' is visiting Mrs. Maudo Beghtol.
I Mrs. Frank Hatch and baby leftj
tho Monitorial hospital Sunday.
Mrs. C. C. Clark of Brady trans
acted business, in the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Pease of Paxton trans
acted business In tho city yestorday.
! Mrs. Glenn Hampton of Gothen
burg is visiting Mrs. Maud Beghtol.
Highest cash prices paid for poultry
and fresh eggs at Harding Cream Sta
tion. Julius Cornell of Green River is
visiting at tho homo of his brother
Chas. Cornell.
Mrs. Howard Raser of Lexington
is visiting at tho M. M. Doty home
for several days. ' -
Maud Warrington left yesterday
for Lexington to transact business
for a few days.
Mrs. Roy Haggerty of Lincoln is
Visiting her cousin Mrs. O. W. Size
more this weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Klsler "Ot
Slraudsburg, Ponn., aro visiting at
tho Isaac Deats home.
Mrs. G. S. Peterson has taken a
position as cashier .in tho Union
Pacific dining room.
Miss Fay Mason left this morn
ing for Hershey and Nichols to visit
frlonds for a fow days.
R. N. Lamb returned to his homo
In Santa Cruz, California aftor
spending a month In tho city. Mr.
Lamb was a former resident here.
Want Ad
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FOR RENT The Besack Born. In
quire 610 East 5th.
CITV AND COUNTY NEWS
FOR RENTDesirablo furnished room
gentleman preferred. -105 Wost 4th. 1
WANTED Girl or woman for general
housework. Apply 020 West 4th St.
TOR SALE COO to 700 bushels of
shelled corn In good granary in city. 1
Phono 34. ' '
FOR RENT 2 unfurnished, rooms two
blocks west of Court hcmso'on 4th
Street. Phono 118.
FOR SALE A pair of Love Birds and
cage. A bargain if taken at once.'
Inqure 714 East 4th. :
FOR RENT Preferably ror cash, lGOl
acres hay land four miles wost of'
North Platte. TT. A Trlllnr r.si; Qon, i
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St. Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Dixon Optical Co. grinds lonso3.
Tho Eyo-Glass men, Clinton & Son.
Miss Mabollo Douglass has taken
a position with tho Stono Drug Co.
D. A. Lockor of DosMoInes, trans
acted bulnoss In tho city last week.
Miss Bertha Hlnes visited with
her parents in Hershey on Sunday.
Mrs. D. H. Kilmer of Arnold trans
acted business in tho city Saturday.
William Ross of Maxwell trans
acted business in tho city Saturday.
Mrs. Julius Plzer loft this morning
for Hastings to visit her son, Joo.
Mrs. W. Kern of Ogallala trans
acted business In tho city last week.
' Miss Mario Schwalger loft Sunday
for Omaha to vIbIc friends for a week
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Raddle or
Wallace transacted business in tho
city yesterday.
E. A. Boyd, and sou Ewart left Sat
urday for Denver to visit for a few
days.
NOTICE OF INDEBTEDNESS
In compliance with tho provisions
or Section 577 of tho Revised Statutes
of tho State ot Nebraska for tho year
1918, notice Is hereby given that the
total Indebtedness of tho Nobraska
Mill and Elovator Company, a cor
poration, of North Platto, Lincoln
County, Nebraska was at tho close of
its fiscal year, June 30. 1922, thirty
eight thousand, three hundred two
dollars and twenty-three cents (38,
302.23. Dated at North Platto, Nobraska,
this 15th day ot July, 1922.'
L. P. Jepson
President
W. E. Starr
Secretary
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A SNAP.
Two story fromo resldonco located
in the ten hundred block on west
fifth. Flno corner lot with trees,
walk and paving. House modern
except heat. A bargain at $5,800,
torm3.
THE H. & S. AGENCY.
FOR RENT Five unfurnished rooms
and garage. 2 blocks west of Court
Houso on 4th Street. Reasonable rent
to rollablo party. Phono 118. I
FOR RENT A half section, of gooa
hay land, being tho South half of
soctldn 31331. for rent on cash'
aasls. For torms see Bratt. Goodman
FOR' SALE Two milk cows one five
year old Red Poll with calf one
thPbe year old part Jersey, recently
fresh. F. A. Burke, 802 W. Second
Phono 937 W.
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NOTICE
People wishing to uso tho lake or
tho pavilion at Lamplaugh's Lako
for picnics, dancing or parties can
mako arrangements by seeing me or
calling mo by phone.
Phono 1194J narry Lamplaugh.
The Mutual Building & Loan Association
has plenty of Money to Loan on Improved
North Platte Real Estate.
Wo mako loans:
To financo Now Buildings,
To Assist in tho Purchase of Improved Property,
Tq Pay Off Mortgages & Liens on Improved Real
Estate.
Tho compulsory payments on our loans aro $5.00 per
month on each $1,000.00 and interest $G.OO per month.
Borrowors participate in tho earnings of tho Asso
ciation and the stock dividends pay" off $360.00 of each
$1,000 loan. Better for tho borrower than a straight five
por cent loan.
T. O. PATTERSON,
President.
BESSIE P. SALISBURY
Secretary
FOR SALE A Gasoline filling station i
with all equipment located in the
confer of North Platto on tho Lincoln
Highway. Fivo year lease on tho lo-j
cation will be given. For terms see
Bratt. Goodman & Buckley, North I
Pjatte, Nebraska. j
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Miss Edna Jensen has resigned her
position with the Stono Drug Co.
Sho will leave In a fpw days for her
homo at Council Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Biernfelnd
left today for Nelson, Nebr. where
thoy wll visit before going to their
now home in Iowa.
, Local Bulck dealers report sale3
of a roadster to Jas. W. Elliott ana
touring cars to C. M. Hayden, Peto
Peterson and O. H. Cotton.
Closing Out Sale
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THE ART STOP
BEGINNING JULY 19
$1.65 45 inch Center Pieces $1.35
$2.45 54 inch Center Pieces $1.75
85c Buffet Scarfs ':. '. 60c
75c Buffet Sets 55c
$5.25 Applique Bed Spreads $4.75
$9.60 Embroidery Bed Spreads ... $8.75
One-tifth to one-half off on Children's and Infants
Dresses, Rompers and Aprons. Prices reduced
on everything in the store
V. WARRINGTON
At The Keith Four Days
July 21, 22, 24, 25, Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
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The Mental Marvel and Master Seer
with his own company
Presenting new and bewildeirng mysti
fications direct from India and the
Far East,
Wierd Spirit Manifestations and Thought :9.
Transmissions.
Profound Tests; in Applied Psychology and Thought Trans
mission, andj His World Famous
"CRYSTAL SEANCE"
The most ijemarkable demonstrations of Mental Gelenity
( and Occult Power ever presented.
