06 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1914
Page
1
A sale offers a single fifth off regular prices across carpets rugs linoleum notions gents’ furnishings and shoes. No new goods will be opened in these departments during the event, so early attendance is advised to maximize savings.
The Christian sid society will meet Tuesday afternoon in the church basement. John Holcomb went to Omaha to study stock markets before shipping his stock there. Ray Keegan of Fremont visits the city. Eight initiate into third degree of the lodge Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haespol left for Hastings to visit their son Albert Rudat and family. Bradford Div, No. 200 G. L.A. to B. L. EB. attends division at K. P. Hall Friday 2:00 pm for officer installation. Mrs. A. S. Coates and daughter Nevita visit Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mrs. Coates will visit sister Mrs. J. Hansen in Council Bluffs. Saturday Auction Bridge club entertained by Mrs. D. T. Quigley and Mrs. Fred Hartman. Lillian McCracken and Carrie Goodwill among out of town guests.
A passenger train struck a Paxton team owned by Dave Stafford killing the animals and injuring the driver who was transporting the driver of the wagon to pass No 6. The driver is badly hurt. settlement for damages will be handled by attorney Wm G Shuman. Royal Neighbours schedule officer installation at the K P hall Friday January 9.
A new barber shop recently opened in the rear of Ats Furniture Store on Fifth Street. Erwood McMicheal is listed among the barbers seeking patronage from the public.
Saturday January 3 1914 marked a joint installation at the G A R post and auxiliary W R C No 110 with a banquet for about sixty attendees. Comrade J S Hoagland gave blessing and Comrade J S Evans installed post officers, with Schmalzke named post commander. W R C officers followed led by President Mrs J F Evans. Eva Meeks ill with typhoid pneumonia. community notices include Encampment, club meetings, and visits by local residents.
Limited to a general rental listing noting houses rooms farms hay and grazing land storage room and safe deposit boxes offered by Bratt and Goodman with no specific properties or locations specified.
Walter Sammons and a man named Smith were taken to Leavenworth after arrest on charges of robbing the Kearney post office the night of December 26. The case against Sammons was strong, leading to immediate federal custody for trial.
Ad urges readers not to purchase any property until consulting Bratt and Goodman s listings for the latest properties. The note underscores caution and directs to the firm for details.
Ernest Danielson and Cora White of Hernhey wed at the bride’s sister Mrs W Sizemore home in this city on New Year’s Day at high noon. The ceremony opened with Mrs Fred Ulrich singing True and as the stars above, the bridal party descended the stairway.
The ceremony united Miss Devielson and Mr Danielson under the M E church, Hershey with Rev Johnson officiating. Bridesmaids Bertha Daly and Lillian Linden wore embroidered gowns. Victor and Alford Danielson served as beat men. A silver arch and dawn motif framed the nuptials. Guests enjoyed a wedding luncheon and gifts of fine china, silverware, and linens. The couple plan to farm three miles south of Sutherland after the ceremony.
Every young man should take out a policy in the Mutual Life of New York. The cost and dividends are explained by Bratt & Goodman, agents, who show how easy it is to obtain a paid-up policy.
The column lists illnesses and injuries including Edgar Schiller III with tonsillitis, William Burke losing movement in a wrist after a fall, and James Sadle badly injuring a hand in Paxton. It notes Eastern Star Kensington meeting plans, a boxing win by Handley in Helena Montana, social visits to Clarks and Peoria, and a bowling match between city divisions with a 2288 to 1909 score.
Readers are invited to enjoy an at home evening with family and a hand made pure leaf cigar. The ad boasts an established reputation for goodness and encourages trying the Olgaye brand.
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