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Entered at tho North Platte, jJobraslii
Postotflce as Second Class Matter.
SUHSUIUI'TION PRICBt
Year. In .advnnco $1.60;
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TUESDAY, 0CT0KEH ill, 1922
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EDITOJtlAL
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David 8alil-"l3ct Thy mercy,
Ltird, bg upon us according as
hope In Thee" Paalm 33:22.
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Salmon P. Chaso said "Tho Con-
atitutlbn In all Its provisions looks to j
an indoslructlbjo Union composed or
indestructible states."
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One wook from today Is election. 1
IntC-rost Is Increasing but It Is slowj
and not very Intense. Business goes 1
on
as ever. Candidates aro out
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intereHt In the matlor. loimcs aro
bo forolgn to their real Interests that
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they, as a class soom mystiried by tho
play 01 poiiiicai iurcvo, w.a-u,
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Tho old timo politician Is at soa,b-4
ftft'inn lm doeB not know whor6' to
placo his conildence. Ho does not ;
imilorstnnd tho womon vote and so
olectionoorlng and getting ncuualnted jrH Oreason rcturn,cl, from
with tho votois. Womon as might .Spalding Saturday after visiting soy
be expected are taking llttlo or no ' onii dnyii wllh her parents.
ho. Inclined. to let It alone in Ills, Miss Volora Gartner of littrhcaru,
calculations. Thoro -Is very llttlo Nobr.. como yostorday to visit her
bolting on tho oloction so far and Ulster Minn Lena Gartifor.
probably will not bo much at any' w. J. Braham loft this morning
time. Partisans aro cortaln tholr for Lexington whoro ho will Irans
candidatos aro going to booloctod but act business for a fow days,
they are either not betting pooplo or, Mrg Jnm(- 0uyinttll roturnod Sun
lo not care to put up any monoy ,0ay fpom Solmy,0- nttor visiting with
On bunch Is trying to mttko wot and .... ,vnu tnr ,flw
dry thr Ismtp but (boy cannot do it.
Wet and dry is ,not in politics. It
lh well for tho votors to inquire It
the candlddto's aro wot or dry just a
tb y would lnrjulro If they aro honefct
or dishoiioat or ""It thoy liavo good
JudiPinent or aro orrattc. It 1b an
important qualification of each can
:o Imtr not a political Issue. Son-
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t:i .it SOOlilS tp bo growing for Tlioo.
Lowo for county clerk and for S. M.
Soudor for troasuror. Sovoral weeks
ngp.tho desire for a change prompted
many voters to say thoy wore going
to vino lor an enuroiy nuw hoi ui
officers but foolishness of tho idea
oniCOIH Oi l lOO lsnn-BS ,, ,
to vote for an entirely now sot of
IIUH HUM It 111 Ullll t Illllllf iUU iuvini.lt,
tholr statements and aro going to'
void for tho best of tho present offU
CtTS...
S M.
Soudor stnnds at tin
top of those. Registration is taking f
placo slowly and, many who should
votv wll) bo disqualified, unless thoy!
register; soon, 1
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Fresh Sauorkraut am Limborger
ohf-cae at Matrl's market.
Mr. md Mrs. A. L. Fuller, of Nosbit
visited with frlonds in thd city Thurs
. dny.
l'w Ki'iuiucrfr Pa Goal for Rotort
Hwitlnt; stivrs and "linages. This
co.nl alHO burn good In hard coal
Htovvj. Th Artificial Ice & Coul
St()i,ttf'0 Co.
The Manualo
Tho Plnycr-Plono ,.'
thiitcla all but lnnnan
As Mother
goos about ir
her dally .tasks,
a rost
nt tho Munuola,
for a fow mlmtfos'
- wch day,
will lighten her work
nnd nvako her life
moro enjoyable.
i essential
,to ftnithor's
lionith iuVd- happlucsu
Oomo Jn
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MftllpV limiC HOUSG cttfir feTS K Coming to North Platiu wmi oij!!!!?-! ..m-..w auu win ue stageu uoro exactly ua uuriug ttb run or ono year m Now M
flUiiCj illUOlv laUUo rCP ' W York, No thoatrlcal attraction lu our tlmo lifts received tho same measuro ot praise from America's leading critics. Prices $1.00, $1.G0, M
, ... nnn'hlni' W tj nf"A M. J2,00, J2.50 plus tax. Mall ordors now. It la advisable to secure seats woll In ndranco for this attraction. To miss It Is to miss tho dramatic
Iiao Tuning Case Ronmsuing m troat oC a Ufot,mo.
' Grocelena. m. . ' . -
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UK. 0. II. CIU-SSL-l.
OHAIIUATE DENTIST
Office over tho McDonald
State Bank. '
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1
Mr. anil Mrs. li. a. uuswubuu "
Candy shoppod In tho city Saturday. 1
Mr. mid Mrs. H. A. Uustarson oi
Mrs. R. .1. Clnbaigh returned froir
inninliti mnrnliiir.
rl
IJ.' C. Cnllonder spent Tuesday In
Snrnon transacting business.
Airs. "V. II. Daly of Coring Is visit-!
lug In tho city with relatives.
Mrs. .loo Herrod left yesterday for
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Kearney after visiting with relatives
ln (10 cty for acvoral days. j
mrQM E(IWftU of Gothen,)Urg npcni
Saturday ln tho city transacting busl-
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csh.
JJossio Show and Hazel Duvall spent
Sunday in Ilcrshey at tho J. K. Eshlo-
an homo.
cii-orgo Wllklns spent Wednesday In
aothcnl)urg visiting his paronts Mr.i
d M Dan wnkln8i
Erb of Gothenburg;
- Pont Trm, in tho city visiting her'
,8tor MIgfJ noxJ0 Erb
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Brank of Oandy
transacted business in
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le cuy 1 iiurs- ,
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CIiuh. . Ilohnofl of Sutherland spout
Saturday in tho city transacting busl-'
nofis. 1
Ralph Kitchen, ownor of tlio Paxton
hotol in Omaha was a city .visitor horo
yostorday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Strnhorn loft
Uiis morning for Donvor lo visit with
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roiniivoB ror mew uays.
MrSi Lt Conneaiiy of Wal-
)ai!0 H,)0nt tho wcek oml ,n tho olty
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. Con-
nonlly.
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,J0r ,omo ,n Drdgoporl( Saturday, I
nHop
visiting lit tho homo of her
mother Mrs. J. T. Murphy.
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Tho biggest republican effort of tho
campaign was mndo last night when
Senator Goo W. Norrls spoko at tho!
Kolth theatro to a big audience. Tho!
Chambor of Commorco bnnd paraded
tho streets previous lo tho mooting
and drew n good crowd which readily'
entered tho theatro at tho end of tho.
band concert. Senator Norrls made '
what was said by ropunllcan loaders
to bo a vory flno address. A number:
of residents of othor communities!
made tho trip to North Platte for thoi
rally.
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NOTICE
I I wish to announce through your
i Vapor, to the party or parties win)
hnvo started tho
rumor that I (the
undersigned) liavo been soliciting
stlbscrij.tloiiB tor V. A. Bradshnw, who
Is 111 tho Dally Nowa Auto Contest, do
.emphatically dony tho cliargo and
furtheriuoro will pay $100 to anv ono
j who will como forward nud'provo that!
I liavo asked anyono ln tho stnto or
tiny other state to subscribe for tho
Omaha Daily Nows this year.
Yours Respectfully,
Mrs. Lillian Snyder;
40S West 9th. North Platto, Nob.
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I IfCriTU ONE NIGHT K I
I FY CI I II MONDAY, PI. O. I .J
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THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Wanteds
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FOR SALE! Croon' peppers and cole-
v T. I T.nnknr. Phono C98.I.
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WANTED Woman to do washing. ToV
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como to house Phone 217 J,
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r UiV gnuu- " -'
inT QAi.it' niinrniiroii I'nuin.i i:mnn
Uonr, largo
Box 198. ,
type. w. K. IIolntHie, county and nation you must go j
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FOR
SALE Potatoes. Lot no fill
your cellar for winter. Phono order
784F5. COc a bu. A. S. GIIEGO.T
FOR SALE Hens, three dozen Barrel
Plymouth rocks. Hnve flnlslicd
moulting. Doollttles. .
FOR SALE Ono section of land 8
miles north of, town. All under
fence. Phono 1140J.
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
! oral houso work. Call Mrs. M. E.
Scott, 303W.
WANTED Situation as clerk, three
years experience. Address D. Caro
North Plntto Tribune.
WANTED Placa to work whilo going
to school. Phono Glen Starn at
Senior HlghSchool.
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WANTED Girl tfor genoral houso-
work. Mds. G. B. Dont. G20 West,
4th St.
FARM FOR SALE 12 miles from
Wullaco, Nebraska, GGO. acros 240
acres good smooth land in cultiva
tion, alfalfa land. Bnlnnco fenced
In pasture. Woll and cistorn and
othor fnir improvemmonts, an Ideal
tock farm, Prices $20.00 por norc.
Soo or atldross S. F. Clayton for
terns, B20 W. 2nd St. North Platte.
Nebraska. .
vnn SAT.ia Native red codar at the
; old stock yards. Will sell at auc- laat Will, and Testament or said dp
1 . . , . t 1 ,..1 r ,. ceased, and duly admlttod to probate
, tlon to tho highest bidder for cash m U)0 Couutv CouH of Lncoi cotm.
j a lot of used lumbor, ditforent v., Nphrnskn. Uipcp will be sold at
dimensions, fence posts, largo build- public sale to tho highest bidder for
i lug- posts, nine to ton foot long, fash at the oast front door , of the
i 7 , . . ., , , hou-e located at 220 South Locust St.,
oxlra heavy gate posts, and a num- ,n Uu) tfIty Qf North p)ntto Lnco,n
, bcr of largo gates, kindling wood, county, Nebraska, which house Is
, feed bunks otc. Sale called for located upon the real estate herein
i Novomber 15th, 1922, at ono o'clock after described, on tho Gth day of No
vember. 1922 ' t tVe hour of 1 o'clock
1 '11nrl, p. m., "the follo-.-I)g described , real
JOHN BURKE. Ownor. ostnlo to-wlt: An undivided one-half
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AGENTS WANTED-Unusual oppor-
un(tv ,, , PInttft nnd
tunity open In North Platto and
soveinl nearby cities for ambitious
. . . . , ,, t,,
Industrious. Wt and women. Ex,
porlonce nnd capital holpful but not,
necessary. You win do laugni per
manent, profltablo business retail
ing Rnwlolgh Good Health food
products, spices, flavors, medicines,
to'let articles, ,etc 150 overyday
lnooBBltios sold on time; lowest
wholotfule. Largest company. Es
tablished. 34 years. Ask for nppll-i
cation. Give ago. occupation, rotor-,
oncos. W. T. Rnwlolgh Co., Dept.
44, Freoport, 111.
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! Fresh sauerkraut and Hmbergoi' -
lohocso at Martl's market.
; - 1)11. HAROLD U. WALKER
j Practice limited to Eye, Eur. Nose nnt
j Throat
I ' Offl?S 0VW 3IfT0ililW Hniil
.' Phono ariii
FOR
Choice lot of young Red Poll bulls
m farmers prices at
PAYNE'S DAIRY FARM
South Dowoy stml ; 1 - nn m --- I
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glnapp of
Candy visited with friends In tho city
Sunday.
TO TIIK VOTERS
HcllUIng wIUiTSTtUo city HmU, of K'nhoT S
North Platte, Neil tho rAiay 0f October,
r,0okn of tho different wards nhow tho
(V.TtvruMiftf vnolntrnM'nn ICIrst ward.
'..y.. o :-a
40. q ?; 1 ri
y ..j"' J",'.
18S; Third ward
401. If you wnnt to
vo for your cliqJge;f men tc rcp-
t. - ..i. itV'..il. '-
rp.niiL vuu ill Lilt? vajiuuti Liiiiuua uli i.iu :i
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iHttfaf November.
ifsr'.nPTtov f'mtMffisinMMnfl.
f O. E. Elder, City Clerk.
EXTENSION 110 AI) NO. 21
To Whom It Mny Concern
Tho special commissioner appolntod
to locate a. road as follows:
Commencing at tho southeast corner,
of Section '21, township 11, range 31,
on rorftl 21, thence rulinlng north 1
mile on" section line between sec
tion '24, townshop 14, rango 31,
and section 19, township 14, range
30, thence west ono mile between sec-
tons 24 and 13, township 14, range
31, to tho northwest corner of sec-
t on 24 and connect with road No. 7ff
has . boon reported In favor thereof,
anyono having .objections thoreto or
claims for damages by reason of tho
establishing of the above doscrlbed
roau must nio same in tno ornco or
tho County Clerk of Lincoln County,
Nebraska, on or before 12 o'clock noon
i.n the 10th day of November 1922, or
ild rond .will be allowed without
rc;oronco tfioroto.
w'llnosa my hand and official Beal
ptdmbor 28th ' 022.
A. S. ALLEN. County Clofti.
NOTICE OF SALE
Nntleo In herehv Blvnn that" I. Wes
ioy t. Wilcox. Administrator with tho
Will annoxdil of Ibe Estate of Bridget !
Jonos, deceased, in pursuance or 1110
authority granted the Executor in tho
untorest 111 -uii or lots 1 anu z in
block 7 MJU(!J.g nddit0n to the City
of Mnrtli Plhf ... Mn..!n rmintv. No-
Interest in all of lots 1 and 2 in
of North Platte. Lincoln County, No-
brnslcn, and tlKf fdllowlng chattels to-
wit: 1 brass bedstead with .matress, 1
er wUh j l)n3kct ot old ;
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tin wnro, 1 Iron tub with two and ,
tono - half dozen fruit cans, oorreo pot,
2 granlto pots, 1 tea kottlo, 1 iron tub
Containing ltitcncn ware, a sranii iiu
ittiWln frames. 1 old camel sweeper,
i picture decorated cross, 1 trunk, 1 1
1922.
WKRT.RY' T. WILCOX.
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Administrator with tiio win annexeu,
of tho estate of Bridget Jones, ,T)e-
ceased.
tDON'T FORGET TO
VOTIi.
O. W-
FOR"
SERVICE. ECONOMY.
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Wheat Is Nature's Best Food
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Nature has provided for man a great multitude of
nourishing foods. The. most perfect of these is wheat
the staff of life. Bread made from good wheat is perfect
food. But the wheat rnfist be properly ground or it will
lose some of its qualities for health making.
SIOUX LOOKOUT FLOUR
Is made right by the latest designed milling ma
chinery. With it the house wife can make those big crusty
brown loaves which appeal to the members of the family.
AT ALL GROCERS.
To gel right down to brass tacks, have you seen or
heard about the hew Wool Sport Suits?
Isn't she. good looking in this one? A checked
wool skirt and flannel Jacquette. The "Nayvee" gar
ments, which includes the last
exclusively at
E. T. Tramp & Sons,
READY - TO
NOTICE
Notice Is heroby giro:
Pnyno
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Uiat I will sell on tho 7th day of No-
vcmbor at 2 p. m. at publlo auction
',lt .lhe Yrk FC'1 St' , , ,
chairs whih have of in .to -
UgO Willi mCv ' 'HUM mv
$28 and tbc costs of tho Kilo uuo me.
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untort tins :.vru
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.EFFICIEMCY.
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