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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1922)
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE DR. 0. II. CRKSSLKK GRAM All. UK NT I ST Office over tlio McDonald State Bank. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Koitli House of .Maxwell shopped in th city yostorday. ABic WnltlaKor for CJiriBtmaB nnnf.i.ni tnM Danccland greets you evory SaturJ day night. II. B. U.terback of Staploton was a businoss visitor In the city yostor- day. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kay of Woll fleet wore business visitors in tho city yesterday. 0. L. Haslclns returned yostorday from Omaha where hb lias boon trans acting business. Lots of fun all day Saturday In tho south window at E. T. Tramp & Sons Jleady-to-Woar. See tho Volland Christmas cards now on display in tho Whittakor Gift Shop. Mrs. .loo Quinn returned tlio first of tho wook from Choyonno after visit ing hor mother Mrs. Dan Murphy. . y,h iioinor or i-axton is visit- Ing In the city with friends for several a7' . . i. i. .lorso oi uoiorauo springs, representing tho Yeoman transacted business in tho city Wodnosday. Mr. William globoid and daugh ter left the Platto Valley hospital yesterday. Sam Souder returned the first or tho week from Marysvlllo, Missouri, -where ho spent several days. Chas. A. Mussolmon, Stato Secre tary for tho Y. M. C. A. transacted business in tho city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMlchaol returned Wednesday from Dcnvor whero they visited several days with Mrs. Margaret Taylor. Miss Zeda Donegon, who is traveling for tho Junior Chautauqua is visiting in tho city with hor paronts Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dnnnornn. , Miss Alburta Citllendar who is ' teaching bcIiooI at Sarbon is oxpect cd; home thin evening to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. I). O. Callondar. Miss Anna Houso returned to her homo in Bridgeport Wednesday after visiting in tho city at tho home .of lior slBtor Mm. S. E. Hupfer. ihty nlv nl M.n n A c-r,, I home. ' "-ist S&j,' ,vi m . There Is a dresB too among tho Better Bargain IluntUfjq Saturday. Twenly-flvo cents a bundle- E. T. Tramp $ Sons' 'Koady-to-Woar. Itawir bliulcN Hlfalpcncd, ono cent cadi. Prlco Is same for slnglo or double tnlgc AU work Ruamntcod " Ktonos Drug Store. Wo aro reducing tho price on aomo ot our Pacific packages botweon now and Christmas. Arvllla Whittakor, 60 G Locust St. ! Miss Marguerite Itoddy has re-, Biimod her duties at tho Beolor, Crosby and Buskins law offices after a, two wcoks vacation spent in Cal-! ifornia. Tho price of a dozen photograph! will solvo fourteen perplexing gift! problems this Christmas. Look for our j spoclal offer in this issue. Brooks Studio. Mrs. M. M. Court roturnod to hor home In Denvor this morning aftor' visiting in the city at tho liomos ofi hor daughters Mrs. J. F. Jomscn and Mm. N. Moyor. Mr. and Mra. Lylo Ludwlg loft thia , morning for Omaha whoro thoy will j Bpond tho wintor. Mr. Ludwlg will i play with tho Dancoland Entortainors at the Borne hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Hudson loft i yesterday for thoir homo in Ogallala. I Mr. Hudson has boon rccolvlng treat- I mont in tho Platto Valloy hospital 1 for tbo'past three .weoks. V V w Vi V DON'T WAIT for the Fire Department to call 8 11 ll it if i.t i.t iX It It it i.t it it Insure i.t the House and Household Goods Now i'i u too cheap to go unprotected ... it i.t it H PHONE 012 THE H. & S. AGENCY I Entertains n(. Hoilcs (if Parties. Mrs. 15 ..V. OKior ont.-rtained Wed nesday and Thursday afternoon al JWr homo at IlrldKo parties. Hnlertnlns nt Jlrlrfgo r. l- woian oMortainod at a ' lirtrlrrn nnrl v nt lit It. . rr.. ... brldgo party at hor homo Tuesday iiuitiiiuuu hi n ' n'.,,L C"vcrs wor 'or t-vonty- . J'V- T awnrtled to I Mlfj( IOLsio iWaltomatJi and second prIzo to mb vo,ot M(ul(ox SojiiioiuoreH to ICntcHjiIn. Tho mombers of tho sonhomoro I class will entertain tho visiting foot "u uio memuors or tno high school at a party this evening at the auditorium. ball loam and tho members of tho Parent Teacher -Heeling. Tho Parent-Teachors association oft'o surrender' of our bodies to tho tho Washington school mot Wednesday service of God, urging Christiana to bo evening nt 8 o'clock at the school willing to go anywhoro 1n His service TTrt "P,nd,d V?rY T.r9 rCnd" '1t wSTSmlly night and 1 her nrlon r Mr- Pko ftom the Lt "As JjTJri?" - -d my house, we will servo ...u. VUV ABA II1U U1Q" nit aarttfl A tltn iH .n ii.. - rofroshonts woro served. Catholic Girls Entertain. Tho moinborB of tll0 Cathollc cIllb woro ontorlalM(1 Wednesday evening at tho John Hlldorbrandt u.viniiK ui. wu juiiii unuororanat . homo. Mrs. Hlldorbrandt was assist- 0,1 tho BUDJct. "Tlio Church as tho ed In entertaining by Misses Ethel I Rody of clirlst-" This- was an ex Kry, Anna Hayes and Margaret Pob- ' cont,0aly strong messago which tel. The evening was spent in play- C10a"y anu torceably Drought ing flvo'hundred. Kirst honors wero 01lt 11,0 "duties and posslbllltios or won by Miss Evnngallno Herrod and,'1 1,fe dedicated to Christ and also second by Miss Minerva McWIlHams. i Pointed out the weaknoss of church A delicious two course lunch was ' sorvod Caiiipilre JleeUng Held Wednesday. Miss Bonnio Murdock entertained ,' tho NIcafigeo Campflro Wodnosday evening. Mrs. Thoo. Imwo ontortainod ; tho girls by tolling of her homo in Norway. Sho also brought many bcnutlful plyturcs. of lior home in Norway. Among these pictures was , h 0'"" M",u M,c' i",HH" od on the way homo Mrs. Lowe "'"u " m,mu UM1 Iuvor Given to hoi" liv Iinr nnnln wui-.il ,,f ti,,. , " .. . .... CIIbnu , iiiuu-a num uvcr hix uunured years old. She said that things woro higher in Norway than in America but' in England they were comparatively cheaper. WoninH'N Club. ; ) Tho general meeting . of the Wo " Buy0 u vury OXCOllOni oi mo convention. The club council or uio city or North Platte, gnvo a rising voto of thanks to the Nbraska will 'sot as a board of Clmmbor of Commerce which so jren- Kl112'011 o equalizo tho cost of orouslv donate nn i,.iM i , i, construction of sewer against abutting Wnti donated hundred dollars property owners in Sewer District Ypwar(l tlio convontlon axpon.soS nlso Number ono of sold cjty on tho 21st. a rising voto of thanks to I?. L. Moon- "lliy N'ovember, 1922. oy who the ladles dlscovoreil pro- nrlAny P"on 'jav,,nff oJJectonB to said ,. 41 , , . ., 1 , equalization of tho cost ofxconstruc sentod tho floral key to tho city as a tlon of sewer in said district will ap porsonal gift.. Miss Whcoler gave an pear and file same on said date, oxoollont paper on "Better Books."' Witnos my hand and seal this 10th An instrumental solo was rendered' by ,lliy of NoVr0Vn i. n, , Mrs. Shawgo, Wso a saxapho.ie duet ' (Soal) R ' ELDBR CHy Clcrk: AT THE SUN Sunday, Monday A thrilling, fighting South Sea rotnanoe that grips you every second. John Bowers and Rich ard Dix in brilliant porting cast. sup. From the senationnl story Directed by Philip Rosen THE UNION REVIVAL NOTHS 'OS TI1H I'ltOCJUHSS AND INCIDENTS OK Til 1-3 MKKTI.NO IJucli day a mi in bur of ton o'clock prayor meetings aro hold In differ out imrts of tho city. Tho ntton-i (lRllc8 ,m l,,or0 t,mn doubled during ! l'nst week. Toh, ,u Mr p wm dlBcuas m i . , . . why wo cannot have a revival in North Platto under existing con- dtlions. Ills text will be "Tako ye away tlio Htone." .... . . rr , " n "How I May Know the will of God ( for My Life." In his talk ho cmphasl- zed bible reading as one essential hi knowing tho will of God. Ho urged I tho Lord." A biblo had been prom- 189(1 tho larKCst fam,ly prcsent and ii was awaruou to i). vv. fliecomuer and eight children present took tho honors. Wndllf'Rllnv nll'lit Mr li'rnKop itinlra P00!'''- On Tuesday night tho audience voted to make Thursday night dollar night. In order to clean up tho ex pense of the meetings It was decided for each ono to tako a dollar to tho mooting and put it into tho collection. Reports do not show Just how many who voted on Tuesday night were present on Thursday evening. :o Edmund Dickey left today for 0,aha where ho will visit his sons for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baldwin lert this morning for their homo in Sac ramento, Calif, after visiting in tho city at tho homo of the formers brother Steve Baldwin. by Mrs. Stamp. Jack. Boal and :Mrs. Earl NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION ' Notlfin 1h hnrnhv flvnn thnt iUn fllv THEATRE and Tuesday 13 by John Fleming Wilson. Scenero by Albert S. LeVino : watch your sale date i Nov. 20, Cattle salo at North Platte Stock yards. 1000 head or cattl Hauch Live Stock Co. I Nor. 22, farm $nlo Uiroe mile south and one mile west of North Platte. T. R Zimmor, ownor. II. M. Jolmnsen, Aueiouoor. Nov. 23 Salo of registered short norn cattlo at Elmhurst farms by 13. W. Crossgrovo & Sons. :o: Clintons for oyo service'. It. L. Jones, traveling passenger agent for tho Missouri Pacific rail road transacted business in the city i Wednesday. Mrs. A. W. Mover and children re i iiiuir uunie in uriuo wou- turned to their home in Brulo Wed nesdav after visitinc nt tho hnnio nr lho .7 Ml'8- J- H- Watson returned to her, homo in Norfolk Wodnosdav aftor spending several days in tho city visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. Collingwood. Tho H. & S. reports tho salo of tho following property: Tho Herbert Harn property at 415 South PJntTto Dr. Geo. B. Dont and the William Soffkor property on West 2nd street .to Frank Hill. :o: NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby gven that scaled bids will bo received by tho 'City Council of the city of North Platto, Nebraska, on sewer lateral district No. 2 and Sewer lateral district No. 3, consisting of blocks 13 and 20 of South Park Addition to tho City of North Platto, also beginning at the main sower on "E" street whero the same intersects the center line of tho alley In blocks 13 and 20 of Residence Park Subdivision produced,, thence South oil the r.nntnr Utio nf cnlrf nllv of said blocks 13 and 20 to the south skio or mock 13 and 20 to tho south thoro to terminate; and also to con sist of blocks 1 and 2 of Waltemaths Addition to tho city of North Platte, Nebraska, and hlocks 4 and 5 of tho H. & S. Addition to tho city of North Platto. Nebraska, eonimnnnlntr nt thn I main sewer on East "E" street where ri. ......... ... . iiiu muuu uuuruuciH in a center uneor tho alloy in blocks 1 and 2 of Wnlte math's Subdivision produced, tlionco south on tho center line of alley in said blocks 1 and 2 of Waltemath's aumiivision, also blocks 4 and 5 qf the II & S addition to the city of North Plntto, Nebraska, there to terminate. Said bids will bo received up to and including tho 21st day of November, 1922 at eight o'clock p. m. of said day. Plans and specifications may bo had fro.in the City Engineer of said city by any ono wishing to bid. The Mayor and Council reserve thr night to roject any and all bids. Witness inv hnml Miia iomi .kv t November, 1922. O. E. ELDER, City Clerk. (Seal) bJ JCcI J. Corner 6th & Locust. D Mrs. Janios McKinn of Gothenburg shopiiod In the city yesterday. Photographs are gifts that best express personal ity, and when you give our photographs you know the best materials obtainable and the service of ex perts have been put into them. Phone for your appointment today. Youhave nore time and we have, too, than in December. ROOKS' What Does "Subluxation" Mean? When a nerve is pressed upon by a vetebr in the spinal column it is called sublaxtion of the vertebra. The Chiropractor, by adjusting this subluxated vete bra, relieves the pressure on the nerve which runs thro ugh it; by so doihg he gives nature a chance to build up the alfectcd part of the body. Life force is nerve energy. Stop the normal flow of nerve energy and the life force is hindered. The Chiropractor relieves the pressure on the nerves -the life iorce flows freely -normally. Consultation and Analysis Free. BATCHELDER & BATCHELDER CHIROPRACTORS Over Str Clothing Ho.usc Office Hours Xorth I'latto, Neb. 0:00 n. m. to 12:00 a. m. 2:00 p. in. (o:U0p. in. 7:00 p. in. to S:00 p. in. Other Hours by Appointment. r izs MOTOR CAR E BrOT r The evenness of performance so often re marked in Dodge Brothers Motor Cars is due, inio small part, to the thoroughness with which each unit is inspected uring the process of manufacture and assembly. A trained staff of 800 experts is employed in this work alone, and approximately 5285 individual inspections are madeoneach car. So exacting and rigid are the standards ap plied to these inspections that the slightest variation either in workmanship or ma terial is instantly discovered and rejected. Dodge Brothers are almost over-scrupulous in their constant aim to make each car as sound and porfect as is humanly possible. V. ROM1GII, Dealer - John Giddcrt of Paxton visited "with frionds in tho city yscterday. Our Holiday Special From now until Dec 5th, we are giving fourteen pictures- for the price of a dozen. STUDIO. Phdue.10!) . t I- 1 u HERS , .-- 'it . UU jMC 1 a r f, ,fTf I'hone 8441 SJOSBISESBSS.