THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
SgmMMeeklu (lirilnme. Gold Strike at Washington, D- C
WILSON TOUT. Editor snd L'thllaher.
Bntorod ut the North Platto, Nebraska
Pnstoffico hh Socond Clan Muttor.
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SUnSCIUl'TION I'ltlCEi
Your, In advanco $1.00
TUKSDAY, AVGVSr 2D. KW2
EDITOKIAL
Christ mid "Tako My yoko upon
' you, and loam of Me; for I nm inook
and lowly In heart; and yo shall find
rot unto your oul" MatUiuw 11:29.
Wellington suld "We muat cilu
oato our pooplo to discriminate; the
spirit of llhorty from that of IIcoiiho."
Yostorday wo sunt n telegram to
Omaha and tho samo toloRnun to Den
Vor. Tho rilstanoo Is practically tho
samo. The Omaha mosaago cost 38c
p.nd tho Donvor mossaKo 74c. Ono
costs twlcti as much an tho other
bocnuao It had to cross a Rtato line.
Doos that fit in with nny p-irt of
your reasoning procoss? It doosn't
with us.
Horshoj Wolch, city water com
missioner roports Hint during tho
woolc from August 17 to 24 lnclu
slvo tho water worka pumped 12,
3G7.800 gallons of water. This Ta
more than a million and a half
gallons a day. North Platto pooplo
Will romombor that theso wcro tho
hottest days, eight of thorn contlnu-'
ous. Tho avorago citizen has no,
conception of what a million and a '
half gallons of water would amount nor 1,1 Lincoln county would do as
to.
Waal Ads
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Itoso Louden has taken
position at Dr. Twinems office.
WATCH YOUR SALE DATE
Aucust 30 Public sale of horses,
Take that noxt can of croam to cattlo, farm machinery and housohold
KOH SALE Spring chickens, alive or
drossed. G02 E. Sixth or phono 971
FOR SALE Spring chickens. Mrs. E
S. OHnos. Phono 5G4 J.
KOH SALE Got your cucumbors for
pickling at Doollttlos.
WAN TE D Girl
work. Mrs. J.
for general
S. SImms.
house-
Warding Cream Station.
John Shnffor of Paxton wus busi
ness visitor in tho city Thursday.
Harry Snow of Staploton trans,
acted business in tho oily Friday.
John Illto of Wollflect was a busi
ness visitor in the city yostorday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alox Thompson spent
the week end in Paxton visiting relatives.
goods at tho Goo. Lioss farm, C miles
southwest of North Platto, 4 miles
west and MUo north of tho Exper
imental Farm. H. M. Johanscn, Auct.
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Clinton's for Spectacles.
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KOH SALE Six hole rango good as clly with relatives.
New. Inqulro 014 E. 11th st.
Mrs. Marton Movor of Paxton came
Tuesday to visit sevontl days In tho ty' Nobraska.
Goo. N. Gibbs, Attornoy.
NOTICE OF PETITION
Estate of Hrtdgot Jonos, deceased,
in the County Court of Lincoln Coun-
Frank Starr of Gonoa, Nebr, spent
The Stato of Nebraska: to all per
sons intorsted in said estato tako
notice that Owen Jones did on tho
WANTED Woman for 'general house
work. C21 west 4th stroot.
FOUND Gold watch. Owner phono Sunday in tho city visiting his cousins ll)Ul (irty 0f August, 1022 file a pot
1243W.' Identify. L. L. and W. E. Starr. ,t!on ,n 8ni(1 actlou soUiUg forth that
Wo offer tho highest quality that is Nicholas McCnbo, executor of said
mado in leather goods Cordova cstnto did tho 8th day of August,
Loathor. Dixon, the Jowolor. 1922 die. rrul said potition prays for
WANTED A widow or man and wity Mrs. D. Stafford of Paxton came , tho appolntent- of Owen Jones, and
to keep house. Give reference. Writai Thursday to visit several days at tho ' that letters of administration -with
Ilox GOO, Maxwell. Nebr. Herman LeDloyt home
Mrs
W ANTED fi wonn for wnrktni? mill- M. U. U. JOIinSOIl returned bat-
ator covors, etc. in our sowing "rday from a two weoks visit wltli
oom. Platto Auto Trim Co. er parents nt Gibobn, Nebr.
T-n,i r, . t ' , , , , Chas. Brotornltz Jr. returned Sat-
FOlt SALE Spring chickens, drossed , ,
n ii ti n. t i i urday from Sidney where ho spent
or alive. Call P. W. Olson, phono
42gw a week at the John Hajek home.
will annexed bo granted to him,
which has been set for hearing heroin
on tho 22nd day of Septombor. 1922
at 10 o'clock n. m.
Dated this 25th day of August, 1922.
T. S. HLANKENBUHG
Acting County Judge.
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Panning gdld almost within the shadow of the capitol building at
Washington, 13. C, is now being done. The strike was made across
the Potomac. The picture sh6ws Senator William H; King of Utah,
a gold expert, looking on while discoverers of thcjjlaccr mine pah
the gold for his inspection. . .
Wo havo Just received n shipmont
WANTED High school girl wants a of bobbed-haIr combs, barrettes and
place to work for board and room. ixncv hftlr plns Como ln nml soo thom
Inqulro this office. c s Cn,llon & Son.
- FOR SALE Fresh home grown . Mrs- H- E' Sm,th leaves Thursday
cucumbors. Thos. Hayworth, phono, for Amarilla, Texas, wliero sho will
793F3. Join her husband, they "will mako
'their future homo ln that city. Mra
if UK uunt & room modern House ex- SmIth wag formerly Miss Helen
cent heat.
229W.
618 Lincoln Ave. Phono J Bakor.
Wo wondor If North Platto appre
ciate the lino water oyslom wo now
have. At tho lust meeting additions
woro ordered which will placo a num
bor of families on tho sorvlco and
which covers all d tho cloBcly settled
parts of tho city with wator sorvlco
and flro protection. During tho hot
OBt weather of last wook tho pross-
uro was good and tho supply abund-
of Uie3o Chamber of Com
woll as tho singlo gardner did, wo mtixo secretaries who are advortis-
woud havo an exhibit which rn'ould lm: their communities would make
compel tho wholo world to stop and good automobile salesmen", says J. FOR SALE Now BIrdsell Alfalfa
pay attontlon. It would bo sftiply V. Ronilgh. Continuing he said Seed Hullor. "Write R. C Knapp,
wonderful. Why can't we each ttfke "Wh'-n you read one of theso "Come, Odessa, Nebr.
tho Invitation of tho men or tho I'lvo in our city" tracts, is always
stato fair commltteo as if It wcro' a stresses tho pure water, tho good FOR RENT Newly furnished room,
pcrflonnl honor nnd mako It a com- schools, tho fine churches, Uio good gentleman preferred. Inquire 114 S.
munity effort for tho credit of Lin- transportation facilities and a lot Dewey.
coin county? Lot's do It. of other things than merely houses -
.n. and lots. So what a cJty has to sell FOUND Along north bank of river,
Miss Lonn Gartner arrived Friday aro tho things that mako It pleasant
L. & S. Grocetorid.
silver cigarette case. May bo iden
ant. In Lincoln all klnda of rcstrlc-! from Durclmrd, Nebraska. Sho attend- and profitable to llvo there. What's, UIl0U at irlmuio omco.
tions woro placed ln force and at ono 1 Ul rylo-Hlnds wedding Sunday, that got to do Kvith selling and atuo- FQR SALEThroo boarg thoroush.
time It was thought all lawn watQ A party consisting of P. P. Maddox mobile? Woll. when you sell a car, Po,antl.ChInuSi ? monthg m
weigh 250 pounds. $30 each If taken
THE BOYS'
STORE
Tiie Hirschield Co
THE BOYS'
STORE
An Easy Problem'9
ing would havo to bo forbiddon.
Other places havo Buffered tho samo
incouvonlonco. North . Platto has
had an abundance of wator and good
pressure. Do wo approclato It TEhd
aro wo -willing to pay for It?
J. II. McDonald, H. D. Wolso and W.
H. McDonald spent Sunday in Koy
stono. Mrs. R. G. WIer and daughter Ella
roturnod Sunday to their homo In
Sterling attor visiting with friends
In tho city for a fow days.
quick, Mac Westphall, phone 785F21.I
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what you really sell are tho advnn
ta'prs that ownorship of that car will
bring to tho purchaser. Not tho least
of theso advantages ln tho mind of
tho present dny motor-wise prospect Clinton's for Eyo Service.
'-in fact tho basic advantages on Ei M. Schatz left Sunday on a
which all othors depend aro tho weeks fishing trip to tho mountains.
dealers readiness nntl desire to ron- Miss Matilda TUndnl rntnrnnrl lutst
Wf fill rnnntTfilvn flint nnniniiinltv
effort is what counts, Ju making a Tho unoml ot tho lllte w,Ilmin lor good sorvlco nt honest prfces, his ' wook to hcr homo ln 0gallala aftor
i Q1inimni1n iU1 tin liil(l H1!,!! rutlil V n f - ..t.ttfi.. aa 1 . . ,t.n i . ...
buccoos of any ontorpriso. Wo aro
all Inclined to bo individualists and
want to go It alone. If Dorryborry
& Forbes would go to almost any
North Platto gurdner and ask him
to propuro an exhibit of his best
garden products for display in tho
store window, tho gardnor would
fool honored and do his best. Tho
exhibit would bo a credit to tho in
dividual gardnor but strangers
would not bo especially Interested
becauso tho exhibit would bo so smart
and Incomplete. Now If ovory gnrd-
Shormann will bo hold Thursday af- ability to supply any parts that may :vlglt,ng sovcral daya with hcr cousln
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Woods within tho city limits must
bo cut by Soptembor 1. If samo aro
not cut by Soptombor 1, I shnll pro
ccod to cut thom and char go to prop,
orty owners.
By ordor of
John Jonos,
Streot Commissioner.
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tornoon from tho Presbytorlan church.
Tho Amorlcnn Legion will bo in
chargo. Burial will bo made in tho
Fort McPhorson comotery. Mr. Sher
mnnn dTod Sunday morning at the
homo ot his nlcco Mrs. Florenco Wld-
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later be required and his constant i MlsH FrC(la HasmeIor.
friendly intorest ln tho owner s satis
faction and l.v.olfnro. At least, that's
tho basis on which wo soil cars."
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NOTICE
Miss Mabol Churchill spont Sunday Got thom at tho fam fresh, mol-1
Btrandj lining livo miles south ot In Sutherland with friends. ons, potatoes and plums, call mo up
Stove MoWi1lllnms lett. Sunday for and get prices. Phono 784F5. Four
Donvor to visit his brother Robert miles oast of Stato Farm,
for several days. , Austin S. Gregg, Jr.
tho city. Ho vrnB 7G years old. Ho
llvod for a numbor of years at Bird-wood.
You Cant Look
Pleasant
When you're on tho
8 broad of your back with 8
f. ii. . i .
& nothing coming In, and tho j.t
doctor and grocery bills to
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pay.
j.: You can smile oocasion
ally if you had tho fore
pight to take out a health
H and accident policy when g
u you woro woll and kicking.
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Bottor get one
today j
l while you're up, for you w
8 can't get ono whon you're
t down. ix
C. F. Temple,
The Travelers Man.
Insuranco of. all Kinds,
B. & L. Bldg.
Phono o. G3.
Trees and Telephones
The limb of a tree hanging against a telephone wire may put
the line out of order, and is certain to make it "noisy", especially
in wet weather.
Your co-operation in the proper trimming of trees along our
lines will be appreciated because it will be helpful to the tele
phone service of everyone. And when properly done by our
trained men, it will help the trees also.
This company has experts who know how to
trim trees in such a way ns to keep the branches
nway from the telephone lines and yet improve
the appearance of the trees and lengthen their life.
Northwestern B
ephone Company
Outfitting the youngsters for school is an easy and
profitable problem at this store. Where our immense
stocks, wonderful varieties and extraordinary values
make buying here a positive pleasure.
BOYS '2-PANTS SUITS
Beautiful fall patterns in wear
proof lancy cassimeres, smart
ly tailored Trousers full lined
and reinforced, sizes 6 to 18.
A $12.50 value g
BOYS' 2-PANTS SUITS
Stylish pleated models in dark
medium and light, extra qual
ity fancy cassimeres Trousers
full lined, Sizes 6 to 18.
A $16.50 value (
Boys9 Small Wear Specials
Boys "Kaynee" Blouses
Blue, grey and fancy patt
erns. Size 6 to fkj?,
M 95c
Boys "Kaynee" Shirts
Blue, grey and lancy patt
erns. Size o to
14
95c
Boys Sweaters
Blue and green
mixtures. Sizes
28 to 34
heather
$1.95
Boys Overalls
Made of heavy quality demin
just like Dad s.
Size 4 to 16 ... .
95c
Boys "Ironclad" Hose
Triple knees, heels and
35c
toes
11.
Sizes 6 to
Boys Stylish Caps
Blue, Brown and
fancy patterns
75c
Boys $2.50
School Shoes
Brown Elk blucher school
shoes, sewed and nailed
soles. Size 10 13v.
Special Price
$195
Boys $4.00
School Shoes
Brown and black Calf
skin and brown scout
shoes. Sizes 1 to 6.
Special Price
$2.85
School Commences Tuesday, Sept. 5th.
The Real
Boys Store
in
North Platte.
BOYS' HEAD-TO-FOOT-OUTFITTERS.
Boys Knee Pants
Fine quality cassimeres.
Size 8 to 04 IE
18 M.ld
Boys Corduroy Knee Pts
Extra quality cord. Espec
ially reinforced, fl 4 iff
Size 6 to 17....fP1.43
We Teach
Your Dollars
To Have
More Cents.
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