Local residents visit city with health and business notes
Henry Winters and Charles McOnckey appear in town with hospital updates. Mrs. Santo and Metta O Connell recoveries noted after operations at P and S hospital. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lusher with mother and child reported well. Lost necklace offered reward. Various residents travel to Denver Omaha and Kansas City for livestock shows and business. License granted to Louis Stanfield and Minnie Pierson to wed. Elks host billiard tournament. stamp poster receipts up nearly twenty percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Winters
Keystone
Charles McOnckey
Nick Adams
Bowing Alley
J. R. White
D. B. White
Hershey
W. Lusher
Walter Wilson
C. J. Meek
Northport
Hague
C. V. Turple
Omaha
Charles West
Cooper
Wellfleet
Esther Antonides
Brady
D. J. Antonides
West Sixth Street
Saphires
Herbert Tramp
N. B. Spurrier
Fred
Denver
W.H. C. Woodhurst
C. O. Weingand
Kansas City
St Louis
Nnd
Chicago
W. RK. Powell
Masonic Hall
C. D
Ritner Hotel
Louis R. Stanfield
Ey Island
Minnie E. Pierson
Sutherland
Islaely
G. D. Carr
York County
Harry Kelley
P. & 8 B. Hospital
International Harvester Company
Denny Redmond
Funk Candy Company
Elks Club
Hunters Rewarded with Three Big Coyotes
A Sunday coyote hunt drew about five hundred attendees with three coyotes killed by the dogs in the roundup. The event featured a posthunt beef barbecue, abundant carriages and saddle horses, and a late return to field work though no additional coyotes were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Howard
Opinion on Commissioner White's broken promises in county matters
A North Platte physician or newspaper publisher recounts promised political and fair treatment by County Commissioner Dave White. The writer recalls an absolute pledge to vote for a county physician selection and repeated assurances of fair treatment in county publishing that were later not kept. The piece asks Tribune readers to form their own judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Dave White
White
Commissioner White
Tribune
Lincoln County
Juryment for February Term of Court
The jury list for the February term of the district court is made out. Names include John Koontz A F Blakenberg Owen Jones J H Campbell F H Barber J B Murphy George Firbrasche George Able Henry Schultz H P Stevens Charles Bryant Aaron Kain Wella Harry Ard ery Norman White and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
John Koontz
Hartman
A. EF. Blakenberg
Owen Jones
J. H. Campbell
F. H. Barber
North Platte
J. B. Murphy
Walker
George Firbrasche
Birdwood
George Able
Maxwell
Henry Schultz
Goslin
H. P. Stevens
Payne
Charles Bryant
Sunshine
Aaron Kain
Wallace
Schleicher
Wroman
Holcomb
Osgood
Francis Montague
Sellers
A. Shaw
Nichols
S. P. Spratt
Harrison
Norman White
Wella
Harry Ardery
Wiigstier
W. MH
Frye
Hinman
Henry Gaum
Krady
New Grocery for North Side Opens Soon
Kid Vermillion, who runs a North Side land office, traded last week for a grocery store in Ogalalla and will bring it to the city. He will open on the North Side as soon as a building is secured and plans to be in operation in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Kid, Vermillion
Ogalalla
Nebraska Volunteer Firemen Converge at Columbus
The thirty second annual Nebraska Volunteer Firemen association convention opens in Columbus today and runs through Wednesday with eight North Platte delegates led by Chief Charley Bowen Cy Russell and Adam Christ among the officially appointed delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Volunteer Firemens Association
Columbus
North Platte Department
Charley Bowen
Cy Russell
Adam Christ
W. J. Landgraf
Chas
Sundall
City Clark Temple
Tom Jeffers
Loren Schwerdt
Attempted Robbery Reported at Beer Vaults
Last Thursday night officers reported an attempted break into a beer vault with no theft. Traces were found the next morning but nothing missing. Police expect to catch the suspect on a future attempt. Mrs. A D Macomber, visiting New York state, reports deep snow and sleighing over fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D., Macomber
New York State
Miss Shuman Secretly Marries Berkeley Student
Miss Dorothy Shuman formerly of Berkeley and William Watkin Morgans Jr. wed in Redwood City after avoiding publicity. The couple fled Oakland County Clerk’s office to marry by Justice H. W. Lampkin with witnesses present. Morgans, UC Law student, is son of rancher William W. Morgans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Miss Shuman
Dorothy Shuman
Berkeley
William Watkin Morgans Jr
Redwood City
Oakland
Morgans
Oakland County Clerk's
Dorothy
Sureley
Anna Agrotti
Justice A. W. Lampkin
Agrotti
Charles Jacobus
Justice of Peace
H. W. Lampkin
University of California
William W. Morgana
Brentwood
Robert Shuman
Durant Avenue
Bishop Players
Moorefield Couple Married at Midnight
Aert Hill and Miss Julie DelLate of Moorefield were married at midnight last Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. EB.T. Stinette officiated with Miss Louise Souder as bridesmaid and Ray DeLate as best man. The couple, well known locally, plan to live on a Moorefield-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aert Hill
Julie DelLate
Moorefield
John Delate
Eb.t. Stinette
Louise Souder
Ray DeLate
A. KE. Hill
Lincoln County
Seniors Led Off on the Wrong Trail
Seniors of the high school spent Friday night searching for a Junior party they believed was planned by leaders. A dance had been arranged earlier, but a full search found no party location and the seniors returned home defeated. Fred Spurrier left for Denver to visit friends, and Frank Payne arrived with a load of sand hill corn for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Spurrier
Post Office Department
Denver
Frank Payne
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George Halloway
Tryon
John Santo
PL & S. Hospital
Metta O'Connell
A. H. O'Connell
P. & S. Hospital
Frank Garman
Clarence Garman
Snow White
Ken Snow White Bakeries
Iten Quality
Heinz
Graham
Bakery
Iten
Snow White Bakeries
Arrowroot Biscuit
High Trial Society Teas
Lierk-Sandall Company
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