12 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
The notice outlines a big sale listing men’s and boys’ suits in various prices from $8.50 to $4.00 and mentions hats shoes and neckties in a sale by Leininger and associates. Local residents Mrs. Leininger and families are noted with travel and social updates.
Schatzs advertises an overstocked sale to reduce stock with full furniture lines and refrigerators and oil store items. Prices are advertised as startling with a loss leading to gain for customers.
The Elks Lodge observes Flag Day on Sunday June 14 1914 at a.m. in Blke-ball. Members G A R W R G school faculty and summer school attendants plus the general public are invited. A large flag will float over the high school building with music orations and readings honoring Old Glory. School children especially invited.
A community sale offers twenty four trimmed hats for one dollar this Saturday at Wilcox Department Store. Local social notes report Mrs Chas Lierk Jr hosting Club Nevita at her West ig Street home, with Isa Joder from Albanee and Mrs Leslie Baskins among guests. Prizes went to Mrs Payne and Mrs Tucker in two contests. Consolations to Mrs Samuelson and Mrs Rockent. Refreshments closed the gathering and Mrs Snyder plans a two week follow up. Purity ice cream is praised for taste and nourishment. Stone Drug Co.
Every member is requested to attend the meeting Saturday afternoon and to meet at the hall Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for a procession to the cemetery to decorate the graves of departed sisters.
Clark Bowman of Columbus Ohio returned home after a month visiting his uncle M. F. Hosler and wife. Mrs. M. W. Mitchell has a large addition under construction on East Third Street with an upstairs and hot air heating system installed by contractor Clyde McMichee. Senator Hoagland learned the McCook commercial club will visit June 23 in autos with a band for a booster tour. A Lutheran Episcopal baseball game postponed by rain will likely be played next week after the Chautauqua program. Fresh produce includes New Potatoes 60 cents per peck and Hood River strawberries from T. J. Baldock & Son. Fifty or more ladies were hosted by Mrs. W. W. Birge and Mrs. L. W. Walker at Mrs. Birge’s home for a Roses and garden party, a compliment to Mrs. Donald Goodwill. Arthur Hoagland, four, burned when Roman candies exploded during a bonfire while burning rubbish in the garage.
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