Town and County News Highlights Local Life
Local notes report a Michigan visitors departure to California and a ladies guild business meeting. A. O. U. W. sells a foreclosed lot to Conrad Walker for four hundred dollars. A draft for $2000 pays Mrs. Moore V. Mitchell for her late husband’s dues. Youths’ outing ends with coasting and refreshments. Yeoman basketball beats Southernla 34 to 29. Dr. Kerr praised. Chautauqua faces 14 percent stock levy to cover last assembly debts. Various visits, funerals, and illnesses noted along with a railroad derailment near Sidney and a legal case involving a house of ill fame.
Investment Advice From Brat & Goodman
The firm urges choosing investments that balance high earnings with safety. It cites its first mortgage real estate loans offering seven to eight percent interest and notes a twelve year record with no principal or interest loss, totaling over $600,000 loaned.
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Brat’ & Goodman
Pizer Fourth Forty Fourth Birthday Soiree Hosted by Julius Pizer
Forty bankers and professionals gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Julius Pizer to celebrate his forty fourth birthday. Attendees enjoyed story tellers and vocal selections before a banquet served at two long tables with Attorney Halligan as toastmaster. Guests praised the host's business career in North Platte and presented a cut glass memento.
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Julius Pizer
Mr. Pizer
Attorney Halligan
North Platte
William H. Combs Dies in Lexington Veteran of Civil War
William H. Combs died yesterday at his Lexington home after moving there last summer. His remains will be brought to the city today for a 4 30 p m funeral at the W. T. Banks residence. He had lived in Myrtle Precinct for years and was a well known resident and Civil War veteran.
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William H. Combs
W. T. Banks
Lexington
Myrtle
Leader discount sale extended to February 1st in North Platte
The Leader announces its big discount sale continues to February 1st. Hundreds of dollars are saved for residents of North Platte and vicinity as new springs arrive and are sold at discounted prices. Plan a visit now to take advantage of reduced prices.
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North Platte
Insurance Offer From Old Reliable Agent Mann
Local notice from FB Mann promoting New York Life Insurance calling card from 11 South Locust in North Platte Nebraska. He urges protection for loved ones and offers to show the contract. Phone 409 provided.
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New York Life Ins. Co
New York Life
South Locust
North Platte
Neb
FB. W. Mann
Lion and the Mouse shines with dramatic triumphs across town
The United Play Co presents The Lion and the Mouse in town, touting a historic pay reduction that drew global attention as a clash of artistry between a worldly trained man and a determined woman. Nearby notices report Ed Farrell visiting, Rebekah Kensington meeting, Barney ONeill visiting, a six room cottage for rent, and local greetings from Miss Etta Clark’s replacement at the telephone office. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs George Zentmeyer, with Grandpa Stra horn smiling broadly.
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The
United Play Co
Calla
Charles Klein
Barney O'Neil
Cheyenne
Bath
West Sixth St
Milla
Fennville Mich
Pred Perritt
James H. Morrow
Christain Church
Bruce Brown
St. Paul
Etta Clark
Social gatherings fill a robust local social calendar
Society events abound as Miss Harriet Dixon hosts a Young People's Some Set Club gathering at the Masonic hall on Feb 1 with twenty five young ladies. Kathleen Flynn hosts L Y club card games at her East Tenth Street home Friday. Allison Wilcox oversees a hob sled party with several couples. Edith Patterson and Laura Murray host Young Ladies Bridge Club at Edith's home. Tony Landgraf visiting Ogden is feted by Mrs Bert Naperstock Wednesday. Gladys Barnell hosted a birthday fete with juvenile games and lunch. Dr and Mrs Walter Crook hosted a Some Set gathering with line dancing and refreshments. Vera Golf enjoyed a surprise masquerade party with games and lunch. Linen shower for Miss Francis Nichols hosted by Mesdames LeDoyt Scharman and Stegall with a two course lunch. Havel McGuire visiting Cheyenne attended a fire nuptial china shower for Miss Francia Nichols with prizes for Mayme Johnson Ellis and Mrs LaDoyt. Seven couples with Victor Von Gortz enjoyed a bobsled ride with fireworks then supper at Miss Neratt's home. Catholic Girls club at Mrs Clyde Cook's hosted card games and a two course lunch. Ida Ottenstein won the royal prize for most games. Tony Landgraf noted as out of town guest. Officers elected include Elizabeth Weinberger Fin-Secy Mae Me Williams Treas Ethel Donegan Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
Kathleen Flynn
L. Y
East Tenth Street
Allison Wilcox
Edith Patterson
Laura Murray
Young Ladies Bridge Club
Tony Landgraf
Ogden
Bert Naperstock
Gladys Barnell
Walter Crook
Vera Golf
George LeDoyt
Valentine Scharman
Wm. Stegall
Francis Nichols
Richmond Bipge
Kensington
Havel McGuire
Cheyenne
Edith Wendeborn
Francia Nichols
Mayme Johnson
Mary Eliis
George la Doyt
Victor von Gortz
Ee Perros
Clyde Cook
Ethel Frye
Genevieve Ottenstein
Effie Christ
Vera Scharman
Ethel Donegan
Catholic Girls Club
Ida Ottenstein
Elizabeth Weinberger
Fin-Secy
Mae Me Williams
Treas
Card of Thanks for funeral kindness and flowers
We thank our friends for kindness shown at the death and funeral of our son and brother Mea and Mrs T B Malligan and CrmLipnun express gratitude for floral offerings and support.
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T. B. Malligan
CrmLipnun
Railroad Notes From Lexington and Cheyenne Aboard U P Train
Railroad manager Charles Ware transacted business in Lexington and Cheyenne for Union Pacific. Train No 11 stripped a wheel at Vroman requiring a helper engine. J J Horrigan returned to North Platte from Rockford Illinois. Union Pacific revenue at Lexington last year reached 262000. T J Yonda left for Rocko Illinois after a boiler job admission. W D Scott vice president and assistant superintendent traveled in private car 016 to Cheyenne with W G Lincoln and Stafford. Fireman Nick Snelling injured when slipping from his engine at Bronson Bonny en route to Cheyenne hospital. Foreman McEvoy found a passenger’s false teeth at the depot platform and turned them to Train Master Smith. Ogden dispatch notes expected settlement of Harriman lines strike in the week ahead. Cheyenne reports suggest transfers for Supt Jeffers and Utah division to Wyoming division. Journal inquiry clearing conductor Jeter and crew from blame. they returned to service Saturday night. Barnett event held Friday and Saturday. Eric Murphy visited Sidney Saturday and Sunday.
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Bertha Banks
Lexington
W. H. Combs
James Jackson
North Platte
Seattle
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Scharman
West Tenth Street
W.T. Banks
BE. A. Park
Denver
Omaha
W. L. Park
Sidney
Burlington
Sterling
W. D Scott
Union Pacific
Nick Snelling
Bronson Bony
Cheyenne
McEvoy
Smith
Ogden
Omaha Bee
Ohie
Cheyenne Pe
Sutherland
Jeter
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Sixth Street
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Lion and the Mouse
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Wilcox Department Store
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