The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., July 13, 1900, Image 8

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Local News in Brief,
The steel front tor the Kosu
building was received yesterday
and is being placed in position.
Orilla Oilman will entertain a
large number of her young friends
at a lawn party tomorrow evening.
Home grown green corn haB
made its appearance in the local
market and sells for fifteen cents a
dozen.
For Sam: My horse and buggy.
Inquire of mc tor price.
C. M. Newton.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
StcbbiiJB was conducted Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. Bcccher( a large
concourse of friends attending.
A letter received at this office
from Judge Grimes states that the
party of which he is a member is
having a very enjoyable vacation
ncarGruebc, Wyo.
Redwood Stock Tanks for sale.
Best on earth. Sizes 0 to 10 feet.
C. 1 Idihnoh.
1. S. Robbing and II. A. Robb, of
Wallace, were in town yesterday
makinir final proof on their home
steads, Corn promises a good
yield in that section.
About a dozen couple of young
people held a picnic at Lampiugh'o
lake last evening, and succeeded in
passing several hours in a very
pleasant manner.
WANTED A girl for general
housework apply to
MKS. C. l' IPPINV.H.
The game of ball to-morrow
afternoon promises to draw a big
crowd of spectators. It bids fair
to be the best irame played on the
home grounds, this season.
A half dozen bands in Nebraska
arc anxious to come to North Platte
and furnish music during the street
fair. The committee regrets that
it cannot engage them all.
Miss Ivy Broach has been en
traced to teach in the district north
west of town in which she taught
last year, and Ralph Ray has been
employed to teach in the McNeel
district.
For Sale My farm, four miles
west of city; will be sold in 80 acre
tracts or as a whole. See mc for
particulars. U. A. Baker.
The tennis players of the city
arc arramrinir for a tournament to
be held durinir the street fair in
September. Attractive prizes wil
be hunir up and the entries will be
open to all.
The hot wind and sun yesterday
was hard on the corn crop in the
sandhills which just now is short
on moisture. The great drawback
to successful farming in western
uist such days as
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Don't go Away
Buy a Pair
ODD AND END SALE
to sec the
On same and it will pay
WOOL &2.00 kind. .
you
From Home
of Trousers. J
ALL-
Dutch
ess make
ALL
WOOL
kind
start in
A at
J $2.00,
SJ.&U,
3.00,
3.50,
4.00,
4.50,
5.00.
For
Men,
You ir
Men and Cotton kinds start in at 50c
Boys. and upwards.
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THtV H0lPTHtlOCfa"THYUHOinYOU.
Odd
and end
kinds,
out of
suits,
one pair
of a
kind,
prices
from
50c to
$1.09 a
pair less
than
they are
worth,
want to
close out
these
kinds.
15c buys a boy's Knee
to. 10 years old.
Trousers ages 4
If saving money is a pleasure, then it must de
light you to trade here. Maybe you need a
pair of trousers, look into this sale.
017c Price arjcl Plairj Figures.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. A. VOLLMBR, Proprietor.
Opposite old location.
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People and Events, j
of
Nebraska is
yesterday.
Voh Sai.b Forty head of cows
and heifers, and twenty head o
brood marcs. Inquire at Pawnee
Kanch or addrcsB 15. C. Baker
North Platte.
A dozen members of the gun
club took part in a practice shoot
Tuesday evening at twenty-five
blue rocks each. Messrs. Carter
Woodhurst and Dolson led the
score in the order named, each &e
curin? twenty or above. The club
will hold another practice shoot
next Tuesday evening.
The windmill, tower, tank and
pipe for the water plant tit th
cemetery was received at the freight
house yesterday and the association
will at one proceed to get the plant
in shape to furnish water tor lot
owners. This will be very much
appreciated by those who have been
endeavoring to keep tuctr lots I
presentable shape.
ran 6O0. a hundred at Wilcox De
partment Store.
The Spanish War Veterans held
an election of oflicers Wednesday
evening as follows: Captain, II.
O. lSvaiiB; First Lieutenant, Win.
House; Second Lieutenant, John
Dick; Chaplain. Clarence Alex
ander; Sargent of the Guard, Robt.
Weeks; Inside Guard, A, 1 Ham
mond; OtttBidc Guard, Chas. llaiucr;
Adjutant, Howard MeMichael;
Quartermaster, J. l Grau; Trus
tees, Messrs. 15vaus, Hammond
and Eshlcinan.
The Girls' Club of the Episcopal
church, who will have a share in
the receipts of Hoairlaud'a soda
fountain next Wednesday, have
arranged for a musical program on
that evening at Mr. Hoagland's
store consisting of selections by
Alvin Poole on the violin ami oy
MIsb Reddy on the piano, arrange'
ments having been made to place a
piano in the store. The members
of the club are now offering for
sale ten cent tickets which entitles
the holder to any drink sold by
Hoaglaud on that day July lbtn
A farmer who was in from Plant
precinct yesterday says that labt
Sunday three men and a lady from
North Platte were out there and
killed about twcnty-Hyc young
prairie chickens, some ot which
were so small that they left them
dead on the ground. It is quit
likely that steps will be taken to
identify the Bhootcra and have an
information Hied against them
This is a vear that the birds should
be protected for the reason that
thev arc especially useful In ridding
the country of irrasBhoppers, and
we have heard of a number
farmers who are layintr lor th
fellowB who arc in the habit
shotting; th'j chlckuns out of season
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. White will
soon leave lor the cast, Air. wnite
to attend the reunion of his old
regiment at Chicago and Mrs.
White tor a visit with mends at
North ISast, Pa., and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ilartman,
former residents of this city, but
now living at 151doti, Iowa, are the
guests of relatives in. town. Mr.
liartmau is running a tram on the
Rock Island road.
Fok Samj My residence property
two flocks west of the court house.
For particulars see me.
C. F. Tkacv.
Peter Lloyd, formerly in the dray
business in town but tor a number
of years living at Holdrege, has
purchased the iarm he formerly
owned in Mylandcr precinct and
will soon take possession. lie has
been spending the. past few days
in town.
Mrs, Kate Woodgate and daugh
ter Minnie, living in Walker pre
cinct, swore out a warrant in Judge
Baldwin b court Wednesday for the
arrest ot J. A. Miller of Ingham on
the charge of assault and battery
The case will come up for hearing
in a few days.
The county commissioners' will
probably purchase a Becoud hand
grader lor use by the county on the
roads, and hope thereby to
avc the county considerable money
on road work. The commissioners
have examined several graders
which ate for sale, but have not
as yet purchased one.
rue county commissioners are
allowing bills against the county as
rapidly as possible and will prob
ably mush that work next week.
Fine large bright room to rent.
handsomely papered, marble wash
basin, connected city water; rear of
ur. Worrell s dental parlors.
MAKK1NCTON V TOIIIN.
P. II. McI5yoy took a lay-oil
Tuesday and hied him sell to Lin
coin to attend the democratic state
convention. Pat is quite a factor
in western Nebraska politics these
days.
Come here and let the Summer
Suits whisper their tale of excel
lence and style $5 to $15. Re
member those all wool suits at S6,
Stak Clothing Houstt.
Charley Vollmer and Arthur
Rush left Wednesday night for
Chicago on a trip combining plea
sure with business. They will be
absent two or three weeks.
Two cars of hay were shipped
from this station to Minnesota
yesterday. These cars were shipped
as samples of the hay grown here,
and if the hay proves satisfactory
it is understood that an order for
2,000 tons will be placed with a
loci dealer. The dry weather in
Minnesota cut the hay crop very
short.
I have two l')00 Model Bicycles
which I will close out at a bargain
one Gent s and one Ladies .
Clinton, this Jkwui.kr
and Optician.
Yellow Front Shoe Store,
Geo. M. Graham, Mgr.,
Thvoo Doors South of P. O.
North Pltttto, Nob,
Now for the Surplus Stock
of Women's Tan Shoes.
us
in clearing our
rice reductions that
who knows and ap-
Price persuasion employed to assist
shelves of all Women's l an Shoos. P
ouir it to no intorostinir to overv woman
predates the cool comfort to be obtained from a pair of proper
Si tv fitted 'Pan Shoes, and the hottest weather vet to come.
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1'ine, nigu-einss, periecuy consn ucieu moiwoai , in aw uie new
shapes and patterns, putinto two lots, at Sl.'JO and $2.'JU.
$1.90
For
Lace
styles
which
choice,
ladie's line Tan Kid
Shoes, a variety of
and patterns from
to make a pleasing
cloth and kid tops,
light and medium soles,
various heel styles, worthy
shoes in every wav, worth
62.50 and $3.UG
$2.90
For ladie's finest and most
desirable 'Pan Shoos, foot
wear made to our order by
the leading makers of the
country, perfect in every
detail, handsome, stylish",
comfortable light weight
or extension soles, cloth or
i kid tops, all the new toe and
1 heel styles, choice of any
j pair of these fine tan shoes S2.90
V. 15. McCarty went east venter
day morning.
Mrs. Win, I5vcs was down from
Hcrslicy yesterday.
Joseph Hcrshcy has rented from
a brief trip in the cast.
Hank Chestnut, of Paxton, was
the guest of friends in town yes
terday,
John Taifc has been spending a
few days in Omaha. He will re
turn to-morrow.
G. F. Copper has been at Lincoln
lliis week attending the populist
state convention.
I5dsou W. Rich, an Omaha
attorney, transacted business in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. II. A. Babcock and daugh
ter of Lincoln arc the guests of
Mrs. II. M. Grimes.
A. F. Parsons attended the con
gressional convention held at
Broken Bow Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. 15. Stone were
down trom Hershey Wednesday
visiting their daughters.
Misses Irene and Nellie Ilartman
went to Grand Island yesterday,
expecting to return Monday.
T. II. Thurbcr was down from
Sutherland Wednesday transacting
business ana visiting his son.
Tim T. Kclihcr returned today
from Lincoln where he attended
the populist state convention.
Tim W. Harrington, who had
been visiting his brother M. C, for
a few days, left for 151mira, N. V.,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sauford Ilartman
expect to leave next week for a
visit with relatives at Glens Falls,
New York.
George Young was up from Medi
cine precinct and while here made
arrangements to purchase 100 acres
of land 111 that precinct.
Miss Kiuster, who had been
employed during the season as
milittcr at The Hub, lett Wednes
day for her home in Maryville Mo
J. S. Hinckley is in1 Banner
county looking over the ground
with a view ot locating, and grow
ing up with that comparatively new
country.
Otto Thocleckc and Will Turpie
returned Wednesday from a four
days trip to McPherson county
where they went to look after some
cattle and horses.
F. W. Kinker and lamily are
planning a visit with relatives at
Ogden and from thence to Craw
tord, Web., expecting to be absent
about two weeks.
Lew Williams, county clerk of
Logan county, was in town vester
day and dropped the remark that
his county would raise a bumper
corn crop tins year.
The city council will meet in
regular session next Tuesday even
ing.
The Omaha ball players will
arrive on tram io. a tmorrow
morning.
The 15pworth League will hold
an ice cream social at the Heeler
residence this evening.
Miss Nellie Zeibcrt returned last
evening from a month's visit with
relatives m Grand Island.
A number ol cars ot horses came
in trom the west yesterday and
were fed at the stock yards.
C. A. Diamond of Lincoln spent
yesterday in town interviewing our
merchants and visiting mends.
P. II. Lonergan is visiting rela
tives in town while enroute to Raw
litis from a visit in the eastern part
ot the state.
The amusement committee of the
street fair is about to close a con
tract with a baioonist and para
chute juniper who will make several
ascentions during the lair.
Mrs. Jas. Hart, who had been
visiting in the east ior a couple of
mouths, returned home this morn
ing accompanied by her ncice Miss
Nellie bullivau, ol Clinton, lowa
Mr. and Mrs, John Carson, living
south ot town, have made applica
tion for admittance to the soldiers'
home at Grand Island. Mr, Car
son is in a crippled condition and
unable to do manual labor.
Several gun clubs have already
announced their attention to attend
the shoot to be given by the Buffalo
Bill gun club during the week of
the street fair. Fifteen hundred
dollars will be hung up in prizes.
A Bargain.
Choice building lot, size G.132
feet, good location. Price $150.
John Buatt it Co.
Notico to Hunters.
Any violators of the game laws
in the vicinity ot Hershey will be
prosecuted. Farmers will please
uotily the undersigned 01 any one
shooting prairie chickens or quail
during the closed season.
1111, ur.usnr.y imin umiii.
Tor Sale.
One of the choicest stock farms
between the rivers, 160 acres and
good large dwelling. Will be sold
at a great sacnlice including every
thing 011 the ranch, sucu as cuttle,
dairv cows, horses and ranch para
phernalia. If you want a good
place cheap, call at once.
John BkATT cc Co.
Wall Paper.
We are showing an exceptionally fine
Wall Paper of the newest designs.
you contemplate papering your house, call
and see our stock, We can suit you in both
style and price,
E. B. WARNER.
line of
If you
Tor Ront.
Rooming house good location,
Ormsby block. Front street. Also
two houses tor ealc cheap. Enquire
C. F. Okmshy.
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An Attractive
Display ....
Of groceries is ever to be
found at R. & M's. but
looks don't always tell the
tale. One can of corn may
look more attractive than
another, and yet not be
worth half the money. At
least half our success in
selling is due to our know
ledge of buying. You get
the benefit of our judg
ment. Our lines of Riche
lieu goods are the finest
prodbecd.
RUSH & MURRAY
FOR SALE.
For Sale
Several choice tracts of hay land,
all close to railroad. Ha land is
sure to advance in price.
JOHN BKATT & CO.
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WE ARE AGAIN.
The- North
Grocery.
Sldo Cash $
Evprythlnn m
that fjocs to tnnko up n
tirst emeu monl, enn bo
found in this store. ii
Also tbo uontest storo in
m Western Nobrnskn,
p i'resi liuttuv w
mid JJtfjrra
constantly on hnnd. Cnll find
m Kivo us n trial nnd uo convinced m
m that wo nro tho CHEAPEST plnco
to buy in North Plntto.
Tolephono 103 We arc here to JJ
ay- U. G. SAWYBR.
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J. F. F1LLI0N,
General Repairer.
Special attention given to
WHEELS TO RENT
FARM WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS
TOP BUGGIES,
And all kinds of
Farm IWaehinery.
Standard Goods at
Reasonable Prices.
LOCK & SALISBURY,
NOKTII PLATTE.
Land Seekers
akc Notice. .
or Users
I'have 400,000 Acres of Pas
ture Lands for Sale or Lease,
nt prices ranging from 00 eonts to
82 por ncro. ItnnehoB, farm, hny,
nnd irrigiitod Innds, and other
clfiRBos of Real Estate. Lund sold
on the 10 year U. P. R. R. time
plan, ono-tonth down, bnlnnco in
yonrly pnyments. Cnll on
POET,
R. It. Lund Ayont
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U. P,
Ottonstein Building,
NORTH PLATTE, NEH.
CARRIAGE TALK
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strikes everybody
Our vehicles arc
every detail. We
to strength, beauty
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on the road,
perfection in
add lightness
to these, and
short prices to all the other quali
ties. It isn't worth while to
stick to an old timer when yon
can get one of our superb new
ones at a low price. It's going
on wheels that keeps business
brisk and moving.
JOS, HERSHEY.
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North Platte Pharmacy.
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Drugs and Druggists' Sundries, i
We aim to handle the best grades of goods
Sell everything at reasonable prices, and
warrant all goods to be just as represented.
All Proscriptions Carofutly Filled by a Lloonsod Pharmacist.
Orders from the country and along the line of the Union
Pacific Railway is respectfully solicited.
Kirat door north of First National Dank.
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