Local notes from North Platte and vicinity crowd week
The North Platte area hosts community events and personal notices. Miss Harriet Fowler honors sixteenth birthday with a party. funerals are held for the two months old Abernathy infant. Chautauqua closes with Dunbars and lectures by Merica and McMurray.
Chautauqua deficit seen as small. likely minor stock assessment
The Chautauqua assembly faces a small projected deficit of two to five hundred dollars, to be covered by a modest stock assessment on 120 shares. Last year’s deficit exceeded eleven hundred dollars, but receipts this year are closer to expenditures and show improvement over 1909. North Platte residents voice strong support for continuing the Chautauqua next year.
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North Platte
Bill Bone
Mr. Fletcher
Chautauqua Assembly
For Sale Items Include Windmill Pigs and Barbed Wire
Ten foot Mogul windmill with tower complete for sale plus 1000 pounds of old barbed wire. Duroc Jersey bear pigs priced at 15 dollars and Duroc Jersey saw pigs at 10 dollars. Sale continues only during July at Tal Substation W F Srvoem Bupt.
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Duroc-Jersey
Tal
W. F. Srvoem
Automobile Struck by Train at Locust Street Crossing
FE Van Natta driving from Dickey's with ice cream on the car was struck by passenger No. 4 eastbound at Locust street. A flagman was missing and the car was torn apart, a total wreck, but both men survived unharmed and were shaken by the collision.
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van Natta
Locust Street
Dickey's
Vandatta
East Bound
VanNatta
Auto crash injures three local youths near town
Friday night Minor Hinman and J B McDonald were thrown from a car after a front wheel broke and the vehicle turned turtle on west road. Day leaped about twenty feet to land in the sand. Hinman and McDonald suffered bruises gashes and a sprained ankle. Day was shaken but helped pull his companions free. car damage limited to wheel and steering gear.
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Minor Hinman
J. B. McDonald
Dave Day
Hinman
McDonald
Day
Baldock Daughter Dies After Short Illness
Lucy Baldock twenty-year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Baldock died Saturday morning after a brief illness described as weakening of the blood. She had lived in the city about a year from Stanberg Missouri and worked in the Huffman millinery store. Funeral services were held at the Christian church and interment in North Platte cemetery.
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Monarch
Hershey
John Abernathy
Third Ward
North Platte
Lucy
Thos. Baldock
Miss Baldock
Christian Church
Beene Seeks Re election for 54th District Seat
Uly and Ivey Beene announces candidacy for re election as representative of the 54th district subject to Republican support at the August 16 primaries. He pledges to back progressive legislation and district interests while stressing timely redistricting to ensure west representation.
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K. Beene
Local visitors and brief sojourns noted in town
C. H. Eyerly of Hershey was a business visitor in town Saturday. Geo. Crick returned to Northport yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw of Hershey were visitors Saturday. Will Hendy of Maxwell transacted business in town late last week. Mrs. Jessie Dykeman of Sutherland has been visiting friends in town for several days. Mrs. H. N. Hart came from Paxton Saturday for a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. White of Sutherland spent Sunday with friends, returning home yesterday. Mrs. Clarence Tollifsen of Sutherland visited with her parents Saturday and Sunday.
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Girls Friendly Society
Missea Leah
Syble Tatum
West Ninth Street
Midland Stacker
Champion
Price
Scott Reynolds
North Platte
Ida Bostwick
Cunningham Hospital
Boldock
Stanberry
Julius Pizer
Colfax Springs
Iowa
Omaha
Maxwell
Lamplugh Ranch
M. C. Harrington
19Th St
Denver
Colorado
Cal
Chas. Newman
Locust Street
Bacon
State Board of Equalization
Lincoln
State Board
Harriet Fowler
Wyman’s
Ben Wilson
Lexington
Albert Schlintz
Concordia
Kan
Orin Brown
Northport
E. L. Jones
Brule
Geo. Mudd
Hershey
Harry Worrell
Sutherland
Joseph Roddy
Gus. Chamberlain
Sandall
Tom Jeffers
City Fire Department
York
Anna von Goetz
Victor von Goetz
M. Pennington
Dr. Redfield
Grand Island
Orilla Gilman
Lillian Hendy
Brakeman
Nelson Christensen
Pacific Cauat Points
Geo. Miller
Davenport
Otis Martin and Son
South Dakota
Mise Gertrude McGinley
Ogalalla
Geo. T. Field
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Field
Vaughn Hinman
Siiney
Rose
Alma Souhle
la Moyne
Sarah Kelly
Smith
McAbee
R. H. Fowles
Los Angeles
California
Homer J. Handley
Portland
Ed Coker
F. C. Babbitt
Salt Lake
Geo. M. Babbitt
Wood White
Goodlove
Washington, D. C
Wm. Jeffers
Ogden
A. J. Laurie
Chattanoorta
Okl
Chas. Bogue
Guy Woods
Will Richards
Lawrence Moynahan
Linco
Lawrence
Minnesota University
C. H. Eyerly
Geo. Crick
John Shaw
Will Hendy
Jessie Dykeman
H. N. Hart
Paxton
Geo. White
Clarence Tollifsen
Geo. Donehower
Earth’s Greatest Healer Arnica Salve Puts to Rest
Train, automobile or buggy accidents may cause cuts and bruises, burns and sores. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims prompt relief and cure for abrasions, sprains, eczema, chapped hands, sore eyes and corns. 25 cents at Stone Drug Co.
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Stone Drug Co
Lake Ice for Sale at Forty Cents a Block
A buyer offers lake ice at 40 cents per hun. Orders may be left at Sebillora's drag atore Levi Ents.
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Sebillora
Levi
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