Busy North Platte notices span sales, moves and illnesses
West Third Street sale to Fred Perritt, Measles quiets Mins Wallner, and a B L F E auxiliary event postponed. Ed Ewell takes charge of a Lexington sugar factory branch. a runaway incident injures Roland Malmaten. Court cases, theatre notes and local deaths fill the week with district activity and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
St. Joe
Mins Wallner
Second Ward
B. of L. F
F. E. Wingerd
B. P. McArthur
O. E. Wingerd
For Sale or Exchange of 640 Acres Grazing Land
For sale or exchange 640 acres grazing land with house frame barn cattle shed hog pen windmill tank cistern for 700 barrels 8 miles of fence 30 acres broke out and fenced. Contact C M York North Platte Neb for particulars. Also note a special train of soldiers passed west Friday en route to the Pacific coast post. M C Harrington sells southwest quarter of section 4 14 30 to John H Lamplugh for 1600. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised for croup prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. York
North Platte
Neb
Pacific Coast
M. C. Harrington
John H. Lamplugh
Davis and Carpenning Anticipate Heavy Auto Sales
Davis and Carpenning anticipate a strong sales season and have purchased ninety cars of different makes for delivery at Cozad. The firm plans to offer a wide price range and can supply any class a prospective buyer desires from their local garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Carpenning
Cozad
Brady Route To Trial Auto Mail Delivery Plan
Thomas Lafferty rural mail carrier on Brady Route No. 1 was informed by the government this week that he must provide an automobile to deliver mail on his route. The government will experiment with automobile mail delivery in various areas, and Brady is chosen. Lafferty has not decided whether to buy a car or resign the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Dickey Bros
George Mudd
Hershey
A. N. Dorbin
Thomas Lafferty
Brady
Lafferty
Trotter Appointed Bank Examiner
M. Trotter, cashier of the Brady State Bank, was named state bank examiner by Governor Aldrich. The $1,800 yearly post came unsolicited after inquiry by Senator Hoagland. three years of banking experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotter
Yde M. Trotter
Brady State Bank
Aldrich
Hoagland
Wolf Bounties May Be Paid
Legislative plans suggest an appropriation to settle wolf bounty certificates on file in Lincoln. Senator Hoagland warns against scalpers buying discounts and urges holders to retain claims. Lincoln County residents have submitted hundreds of dollars in certificates awaiting payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagland
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Building and Loan Directors Meet in Regular Session
The building and loan association directors approved eight loans totaling 11200 dollars. J F Claybaugh resigned as director and O Weing was elected to fill the vacancy. A nine percent annual dividend on regular stock was voted for the year ending March 1. The annual meeting is set for the fourth Saturday evening in March. Shareholders continue to grow, with one man taking fifty shares for his grandchildren and another taking one hundred shares for himself and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
J. F. Claybaugh
O. Weing
Contractors Scope Union Pacific Grading Near Gering
C F Clanges led W C Bradbury and J P Jewett of Denver to survey the Northport to Gering route to assess grade depth and farmer supply access. Kilpatrick Bros contractors and Mearns Lameroux Peterson parties present. Forty five miles of grading and track laying to be let within ten days. outfitting to start promptly if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
C. F. Clanges
W. C. Bradbury
J. P. Jewett
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
Northport
Gering
Union Pacific
Mearns
Lameroux
Peterson
Kilpatrick Bros
McKee
For Sale Block South Park Addition to North Platte
Real estate ad offering 60 acres in section 2 18 81 and southeast quarter of section 6 13 81 in North Platte. For price and terms contact H E Nichols, Sterling Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
North Platte
H. E. Nichols
Sterling
Col
Rail and Road News Highlight Strong Rail Earnings
Last month nationwide railroad earnings reached 99.69 million dollars, up over seven percent from December 1909. Union Pacific activity hints at a possible 40 mile extension from Northport to Gering this year. A suit over unpaid fare stands as a test case, while Nebraska senators consider allowing railways one fifth of the regular fare if no seat is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basta
Timmerman
District Court
Grimes
John Keith Jr
Los Angeles
John
Union Pacific
Gering
Burlington
Platte Valley
North Platte
Brother Krier
Lexington Pioneer
Northport
Hugh Barnhart
Berry
Masonic Hall
Barnhart
Cheyenne
Omaha
Julesburg
Sidney
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Nebraska Senate
The Dollar Princess at Keith Theatre Next Saturday
The Dollar Princess returns to the Keith theatre for a Saturday evening performance after a ten month run in New York. The musical comedy follows John Cowder the coal magnate who hires titled servants to prove moneyed foreigners should work. His daughter Alice loves Freddy Smythe and must outwit Olga Tartaroff the dame who poses as a Russian countess to win her father’s consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Theatre
New York
John Cowder
American Coal Trust
Cowder
Palm
Olga Tartaroff
Alice
Freddy Smythe
Olga
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Town and County News
D. A. Brown
West Third Street
Fred Perritt
AJ. Ames
Frank Bennett
Dickens
Miltenberger
Miller
H. L. Greeson
Daphne Glenn
Glenn
Keith
V. Lucas
Joe Frederici
Lillian Patterson
Ogalalla
Dallas
Texas
Frederici
Charley Pasa
Kimball
Harrisburg
Carys
Judge Morrison
Kearney
John Sullivan
Gunnison
Utah
Arthur Plummer
Gus Chamberlain
Sullivan
M. E. Watts
Sarah Bangs
Pleasantville
John Weinberger
Elisabeth
Senator Hoagland
C. M. Reynolda
Sutherland
O. W. Sizemore
Brown
Miss McCready
St. Luke’s Hospital
Campbell, Neb
J. J. Sullivan
Mary
Leo
P. H. Sullivan
Seth Sherwood
Casper
Wyo
Chicago
Will Sullivan
West
Geo. A. Beecher
Episcopal Church
Chamberlain
Hershey, Neb
A. Wickstrom
Shop and Road News
Sam Jens
First Nata's Bank
Ana
DeLong
C. M. Newton
Curantus
J. S. Twinem
East Fron Street
North Platte, Neb
eRay
G. B. Dent
W. M. Cunningham
Mgr
North Platte Neb
F. R. Euinorr
Nebraska
F. R. ElLiorr
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