The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., November 14, 1922, Image 1

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TUESDAY and FRIDAY
thirty-eigBth year
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 14, 1922.
No. 89
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H STORE OPENED
ON THE NORTH SIDE
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MI51SCANT1LK KSTAIUilSHMNNT ,
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umiCTS building- and
BUYS STOCK
' H. G. Lamb has competed Ii Is now i
building pn North Lpcliat stroot and
will open for businesslna fow days.
The now building Is a jaho-story flro-1
proof structure on the west side of
tbo streot just north of the North (
Tlatto Mercantile Co. building. The j
building 1ms a fine shw front and
Jb well furnished nnd appointed with
in. Mr. Lamb Is stocking up with
dry goods, shoes, clothing, notions,
toy, groceries and produce. His
goods are arriving every day and be
fore long his lines will bo complete
and up-to-date. Mr. Lamb Is a son
of H. Nt Lamb well-lcnown as a mer
chant hero for a number of years.
He has been in business In Stapleton
for about ten years but sold out
there two years ago. In a conver
sation yesterday Mr. Lamb said, "I
ttiink North Platte has a big future.
Ol course there are qulto a number
of competing business houses but
then there, are a lot of people hero
and more are coming all the time.
North Platte looks good to me." The
enterprise of such men aB Harry
Lamb is just right. With the same
qualities that won him success In his
iormer location and tho liberal use
of advertising Mr. "Lamb Is sure to
make, a success of his business here.
The store Is now open for business
iuul selling from tho stock oq hand
is going on all the time.
Laura Beel has taken a position
ttith tho O'Connor story.'
A daughter was boryn, to Mr. and
Mrs. Fcliberto Gomez on Friday.
Carl Hollman and Max VonGoeU
)ieaSaturjda4(elma
tbejvspent several days hunting.
Miss Lucille Dikman spent the week
end in Sutherland visiting her parents
Mr, and Mrs. B. A. Diknan.
Misses Graco Illrsch and Helen Getty
spent tlieuveOk end in Greeley visiting
Miss1 Avalon .Hockenberger.
lUvAr blades sltarncned, ono cent
each. 1'ilce is snmo for single or
double Trige. All work guaranteed
Stones Ding Store.
The Manualo
Tho Player-Piano
that is almost human.
Sister
Sinco
aspires to be
a skilled pianist,
let her play
tho masterpieces
of tho great composers
in her own way.
Tho Manualo
is tho ono Instrument
upon which this
can be done
a vital aid to
herliana playing. '
Coma in
-play It juraolf
Piano Case Refmlahlng
Ho! ley Music House
Our
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ATTENDING COLLEGES
STUDENTS IN OTItElt SCIldOLS
THAN THE UNIVEIIS1TV
OF NEBRASKA
A wfe'eiragd tlio'TrlBuue" printed a
lis't of the North Platto boys and i being given, the- outside door was j fhis is good book week at tho Li
glrls who aro attending the Unlvor-opened and two men were seen tojbrary nna an parents Interested In
sity or Nebraska. We asked for enter the room. When they left they t buying good children books can soo
corrections and additions. Nono slammed the door. This started an the now ones purchased recently by
have been received. Herewith wo , investigation which showed Jthat a tho library. Thero aro also sevoral
are presenting a list of North Platto
boys and girls who are attending
other institutions of higher cduca -
tion. We again ask for corrections
and additions. Tho list contains
twenty-seven names which is oxactly
Miii tinmlmti In Mi ri TTntvnpotfv n C Mn.
bllU 11 U 1 It U 1 U UUIT1..M.VJ V L
braska list. It Is a list to bo' proud
of and one which tho Tribune la '
proud t(f publish. Here is tho list: !
University of Oklahoma
Archie Hood
Midland College
Chas. Yost
Everett Adams
Harvard University
Leslie Bare
Columbia University ;
Esther Schwalger f
Cotner College
William Mecombor r ft
Everett Bradley
Wesloyan University
Freeman Hansen
University of Chicago
Paul Simon
Chester Cummlngs .
Mrs. Chester Cummlngs
Colorado School of Mines
Earl Foster
University of Wisconsin
Hafry Waltomath
Kearney Teachers' Collogc
Claudo Smith
Notro Dame Unlvorelty
Gerald McGInloy
Austin Bedell
Nicholas McOabe
Konnoth Wholan
Urban Simons
Hastings College , .
Francos Edwards
Luolla Adamson
Florine Stobblns
Loland Stanford University
Russell Langford
Loator Langford
University of California
Margaret Frodrlckaon.
Waahburn Collogo
Albert Shenk
Carthage College
Helen Bird
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CUntona for eye gl&saea.
Annual Paul Revere
ItOBBEKY AT CHURCH WHIM
MOKMNG SERVICE IS IN '
PROGRESS
The anteroom occupied by the choir 1
of tlife Methodist church was entertd 1
during tho morning sorylco yesterday i
by two men and an overcoat and purse '
were taken. Last Friday night while '
tho members of tho choir were prac
ticlug nmoono entered tho choir ,
room and took a pockctbootc belong-
I ing to Mrs. Chas. MuNamnra. On ;
t Sunday mornlng Avfiilo the sormonvas ',
, nurse belonging to Miss Itoxle Erb and
j a now overcoat worn for the first
lmo by AV. C. OUphant were missing,
.officers were notified nt once and
l,lnns made to koeP tl10 outside door
locked.
I O
i OMAHA IUtEACIIEn ENTERTAINS '
AND TIHULLS LOCAL CLUB
.ArEMBEKS
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Dr. Frank Smith, pastor
of the
Congregational church of Omaha was
tho guesl of honor and spoko to tho j
members and friends at a joint moot
ing of the Rotary and Kiwanls clubs
last . evening at the Presbyterian j
church. The dinner was served by
the ladles of tho church and was
warmly commended for the order
liness and easo with which the two j
hundred or moro were served. S. J
Graham Frasor le;ad in the singing I
and tho Kiwanls orchestra gavo a
selection. Rev. Patterson Introduc-,
cd Dr. Smith who spoko on the new (
nivilW.Rtlon and what it means. His
was a plea for a larger measure ol
spirituality and morality and less of
tho commonplaco in ourTldeals and
practices. Ho introduced his subject
with a number of Btori'es each seem
ing to bo moro humorous than tho
last until his audloncowas almost
beyond control with merriment. Then
In his dramatic way ho turned tho
idea into serious channels and as
easily brought tears as ho had
laughter. Following his address, ho
was requested to lead the clubs in
Blnglng "Sweet Adolino" and this ho
did with unusual success.
:o:
i Edward Hanson of Council Bluffs is
I spending a fow days in tho city visit
ing with rolatlvos.
ThoB. Adams and daughter Audra
attended the Crolghton Midland foot
hall game at Omaha Saturday.
Mlaa ISather Poaaum ot Paxton
vilted with friendB in the city last
week.
Miss M. Latham of Curtis vlsttod
with friends in the city for a few lay8
last week.
SHOOT STORIES OF
PEOPLEiD THINGS
ite3is of interest about he
cent hal'penings in this
Community
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We Like to Meet
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THAOUmt ASSOCIATION'
JIISUT WICON'MSDAY
KVHKINft
Tho Paront-Toachora Association
of the- Washington school will moot
Wednesday evening,. Ndv. IB at 8 p.
in
nu imtTOBiinr program uaa
been prepared and the following will
take part; j. o. Hollman will prealde
at the meet'ng, and community alng
ng win be lead by W. II. Mungorl
Talka will be glvon by Chas. Town
wnU. J. B. ttlwarda. M. B. Scott and
fSupL ftrahnnt and a aolo by Royer
I'AIIHNT
WILL
tiaatmga. Fathers are Mpeoially Kme tho long ond of (lib acoro go
, Invited;. Itorreshmenta will honor- It's to Columbus. Tho locals played
vod. a slow game tn the start but got in
. .,on tho second half and showed tho
, llata on theae hooka and other good,' old time pop. Columbus has a maturo
j books of intoreat to evoryone. yoll-trained loam which has not
It. L. Cochranrtod tho laying ! 80 f" his season. In
of tho corner -tone nf tim vw . in.ct .U ,s ono f 41,0 "reo teams
..... .
I capitol at Liicoln on Armistice day. .
Ho was a representative of tho local
j post of tho American Legion. Each
I post of tho American Legion as far as
j possible sent one or moro roprcsenta
tlvs to Lincoln for tho occasion.
Itaymond Newman, who will be re
membered as a Btudont In tho North
Platte high school about twelvo years
ago and who was one of tho football
follows who mndo North Platte fam
ous in those days, was elected Sher
iff of McPherson county at tho clec-
itlon last Tuesday. Good luck. Ray!
Two more contracts for paving
were recently lot by tho city council.
Thoy aro for tho district comprising
second street and tho west end or
sixth street. Thero aro rivo more
block on west sixth street to bo cov
ored with nBphalt and tho paving
work undertaken this yoar will be
completed, The concrete baso Jot
these five blocks has boon laid ana
is protected by a thick layer of Btraw
whllo it Is setting. Tho asphalt can
bo put on tho surface during cold
; weathor so It 1b probablo that tho
stroot will bo finished and opened
as soon as tho baso Is bard enough.
r
ThenQw steam plant for tho new
court house Is completed and in run
ning order. II hns been connected
with the old court house nnd with
tho jail building. Tho hard coal
stoves which havo been In uso there
Who Are
"Merely Looking
WE appreciate the courtesy of your call whether
you are in the market for a now car, or are
merely interested in cars and have no imm
ediate intention of investing.
It's our business, as we look at it, to .know all
about automobiles and to impart that knowledge to
whomsover seek to learn.
Consider this as the local automobile headquarters
and come in at any time for a friendly chat. You won;t
be annoyed by solicitations to purchase. You can add
to you're store of information by such a call. We are
amply recompensed if we can add to our circle of
acquaintance.
DoBBB Brothers
MOTOR, VEHICLES (
J. V. ROMIGH, Dealer. -
4h A Loam. Distributor far Havolino Oil ' PlMim
You nuu$ tee the New Buihtn Covvo utui Sedan iicdeU, all flee
Hnttlet, with permanent hakvd enamel jiuirh and Much wonderful piem.
Mom value for leu money and guaranteed nit itf action hi By Vodge
Modt'l. ,
"mm. oope o?j
LOCAL SITUATION
MUM
SCHOOL HOIS TO MV.V.V
SOJIB nm TKA3IS llliPOlth
SHASOX IS HN'OKI)
The high acliool team went to Col
muus Friday nnd played rt 25 to 0
iwiuch are contenders for tho otnf
championship. Kearney and Omaha
Central aro tho two others. Eacbr
of tho major teams will play throo
nioro games this season so thoro Is
a chanco of any of tho throo bolnn
dofcatod. In case two or thorn ond
tho senson with a clean slato, a post
season gamo la talked of. Noxt Fri
day the Fremont bunch will bo horo
and whllo both teams hnvo been
beaten during- tho season, both aro
strong teams and a good gamo Is
oxpoeted. Indoor practice watt hjoid
last night with all members of tho
team on hand. If tho weather per
mits, regular field practtco will bo
resumed today and the rest of the
week.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 0. Smith of Curtis
spout Sunday In the city visiting at
tho A. B. Smith home.
for so many years havo been taken
out and tho steam radiators substl
tlitedj Tho whole Bystem In tho old
building is a part of tho equipment
for tho new court houso and in tho
spring will bo taken down and put In
the new structure. Tho saving In
coal during the present winter will
much mqro than pay for io work ot
putting' the; steam in and4hard coal
was impossible to got. Steam heat
will also be used In tho now. building
during the progress ot work this
winter as booh as tho windows and.
doors aro In place.
Those
Mcdonald orchestra
OF OMAHA.
'MONDAYS' & SATURDAYS'.