Dentist Dr C H Dressler Open Office Over Bank
Dr C H Dressler operates as a graduate dentist with office space above the McDonald State Bank.
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
5
Dr C H Dressler operates as a graduate dentist with office space above the McDonald State Bank.
A collage of small items: Miss Lenore Cummings visits Long Beach en route to Chicago. Dixon's Jeweler promotes gifts and The Hub's show windows. The Great Divide star Henry Miller headlines next month. Eastman Kodak advertised as Christmas gift. Real estate hope from W S Ross in Lincoln county. a Portland to Lansing passenger found dead on train No 6 in Lexington. gifting carnations from Pass the Florist. Mason A M Mason visits Blue Springs. Gillette Razor advertised. Shuman sells blocks on Second Street. rental listing on West Third Street. piano tuner Leonhardt in town via Rincker's. Brandegan Kincaid & Co clothing touted at The Hub.
Advertises an eight room Peniston ideal rooming house with bath and lawn near a shaded area. Claims a 200 feet deep well with pure water. Mentions Bratt and Goopman in connection to the property.
The advertisement notes remaining 5A horse blankets offered at a sacrifice with early arrival urged. It mentions E Blanken wure's Harness and Hardware Store and urges customers to pick before stock runs out.
The Holshine Directory Co announces work on a new directory for 1909 10 following the 1907 8 edition. J Hoffhine says the coming issue will be more complete and greatly enlarged, building on the firm’s numbering system that aided free city mail delivery in North Platte. Also note a sales pitch from Buchanan Company offering reduced prices on a large assortment of queensware for Christmas shopping.
A New York dispatch reports the Union Pacific railroad faced only a modest revenue drop for the year ending June 30 2008. Total gross revenues fell by 269 873 after a 4 125 018 decline in the second half, aided by a 3 855 665 rise in the first half, amid a broad business downturn starting in fall 2007.
All accounts owed to The Leader must be settled by the first of OAL 108 if future credit is desired. Statements will be sent to all debtors including The Leader and Julius Pizer, Prop.
January term of the federal court convenes in North Platte January 4 with Judge W H Munger presiding. Cases include United States v S H Bowers for a false pension affidavit and United States v Timothy Murphy alias Thomas Haley for a postoffice robbery. Also United States v Charles Brown v Joseph Maticka for theft of government property and United States v William Harrick for retailing liquor without license.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and societies for the assistance given during the illness and at the funeral of our mother Mrs Anna Raynor Sioned Mrs Martha Jacobs Mrs J M Knox Mrs C L Bowen Mrs C J Bowen and John Raynor
Seed oats offered by Harry Shaner two miles east of Bignell priced at six cents per bushel. Contact Galen for purchase and delivery arrangements.
The column notes a skating party on the lake Friday enjoyed by young people. J. H. Thompson conducted business in North Mintte Friday. Miss Maud accompanied him home. A literary society formed at Magason schoolhouse meets weekly on Tuesdays. Will Lane made three trips to North Platte last week. A. J. Neale and Cliff sold hogs in Maxwell. Chas Moore installed a new phone at home. Mary Ackerman and Suey married in North Platte. Mrs. L. C. Mitchell offers barred rock cockerels for sale. G. A. Russell visited North Platte Tuesday. For rent a six room house at 105 Second. inquiries at 109 W. Second.
The Popular Music Publishing Co offers a postpaid 20 page roll of sheet music for piano or organ. Return names of three or more performers and 25 cents in silver or postage to receive the lat ent roll featuring popular songs marches waltzes and Rap including Knauer’s Flight of the Butterflies Mareh Manila and The Girl I’ve Seen. Indianapolis Ind.
A garbled dialogue scene from a 19th century column depicts a church dispute and a character named John planning to support the pastor. The text blends mock arguments and rustic humor as villagers react with music and rousing cries.
Fragmentary dialogue blending lines about value and worth. mentions Titewad, a wan figure, and Te boen't over a hun dred Chousiyd te Wie cane with garbled phrases. No clear events or sources identifiable.
A Newark News humor item mocks Pilkson by describing him as a bungalow with no foundation. The quip frames the insult as a light, local newspaper jest referencing a property metaphor.
A quirky dialogue features two characters joking about growing four feet since last meeting. One imagines exhibiting as a human four-legged oddity for money, while the other quips that even wisdom is fragile and reflective.
Gift idea for men featuring snug warm slippers in multiple colors and styles priced from 65c to $2.50. Limited stock. select before they are gone.
C T Whelan left Wednesday for Omaha to mix business with pleasure for a few days. The federal court term convenes in January with twelve to fifteen cases on the docket and a jury will be empaneled.
Bratt and GoopMan promote new ante deposit vaults for safekeeping deeds insurance policies abstracts mortgages notes and similar valuables at a yearly rent of 2.50 in a concise local advertisement aimed at households and small businesses.
At the Second Ward Hese Company meeting held Wednesday evening officers were elected Norman Loudon foreman George Atchey first assistant George Mang second assistant Claude Selby secretary and treasurer.
Harrington and Tobin announce office space in the Keith Theatre for sellers of hay and grain. Room 5 and telephone 250 listed for contact.
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