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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
5
The article promotes a new complete line of wedding silver emphasizing heirloom quality and lasting design. It urges buyers to consider exclusive pieces and invites customers to compare its prices.
The Chicago Glee Club performs at the high school auditorium tonight with admission set at twenty five cents. Community notices include local business offers, weather outlook, and upcoming events across North Platte.
At 2 40 this morning W J Bryan received 8124 votes on the first ballot to win the Democratic presidential nomination. Johnson of Minnesota tallied 46 votes and Gray of Delaware 594. The nomination was later made unanimous and a wide demonstration followed. Adjournment came at five o clock with vice presidential balloting to proceed this forenoon.
We offer 118 men s suits from sizes 34 to 44 in regular tailored quality. Prices start at 6 to 15 pounds with blue serge and other lots marked at 6 to 12 pounds. Come in to inspect these bargain garments before the two week closeout ends. Hur.
Yesterday's Western Nebraska Farmers' Picnic drew 1000 to 1200 attendees. Chancellor Andrewa sparked interest in the Experimental Station and dry farming, while speakers urged continued farmer education and branch school ideas. A ball game followed the program, ending with Watts defeating the station team 10 to 4 as Supt. Snyder invited continued public visits.
Miss Lottie Halligan of North Platte visited Wallace over the 4th and stayed with Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Tweedy. Miss Crawford from College View sang at the tent to warm reception. A saloon license filing by Lee Lewis was rejected for Wallace this year. Mrs. Bonestee and Mr. Robbing prepare new residences. Ralph Hayden’s house caught fire Tuesday afternoon, damage under $200 and fully insured.
Firemen Hartwig returns from Illinois visit. Will Basking conducts business in Omaha. Conductor Mose McFarland heads to Denver for a special train. Delegates from the Denver convention pass through tonight. J H Fonda resumes North Platte to Grand Island runs after five months off. A six car Yellowstone Park train passes on No 1. Roadmaster Hammer inspects west of Lewellen. C A Weir heads to Decatur for his wife’s operation. Engineer Douglas returns from Omaha after an investigation. Barnum & Bailey car Nol in town. to Denver on July 27 and 28. shows in Omaha Kearney Fremont. Eleven car cattle and twenty car sheep moves toward Chicago. Owner pays inbound freight via expedite train. Polled Angus Bulls for sale. Tuomas FE. DooLITrLe.
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