Town and County News Roundup of Local Moves and Events
Merrier is Mr. and Mrs. J T Stuart will leave for Aurora to visit relatives. Mrs. Horne and Irma go to Long Beach for the summer. Mrs. Gilfoil and Violet visit the Doolittle family in California. McNamara returns from world tour to North Platte. Coterie ladies host a card party. Grand Island relation Rosa Nichols arrived. Alfalfa mill sale at Hershey to M F Dial for 303. Weather fair. warmer. Rentals advertised. Temperance lecture next week on The Finished Product of the Saloon. bridal shower for Mae McWilliams. Gates party east to Colorado Springs. Various notices and civic announcements included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Stuart
Aurora
Horne
Irma
Long Beach
Cal
Henry Gilfoil
Violet
Calif
Doolittle
Arthur McNamara
North Platte
Ighest Ampereeny
West 6Th
Lincoln Avenue
Locust and
First Streets
Mary Tighe
Ella Sheedy
Bessie Smith
Alma Tillion
Catholic Girls’ Club
Mae McWilliams
C. W. Gates
Arty
Een
Schwaiger
Grand Island
Eeen Morris
Here
Julesburg
Gates
Colorado Springs
FP. H. Lonergan
J. T
Callaway
George Hower
Sidney
William Morris
Harley Greeson
State University
William Stack, Jr
Easning
Lincoln
Lee Cowman
Cora Disbrow
Albert Town
Des Moines
Alex Penwick
Pat Theatre
Flossie Abercombie
Brady
O'Fallons
Heushel Jones
Gothenburg
Ella Chaver
Cozad
Grant
Henderson
E. T. Tramp
Twentieth Century Club
Kensington
Ester Walker
M. K. Neville
Chicago
Springfield
Charlestown
W. Va
Eastith St
West Dth
N. McCabe
Altar Society Fund
St. Patrick's Church
Indian Card Club
Charles Herrod
Hanna Koliher
Mra. E. FP
Seeberger
Herrod
Mesdames
E. J. Vanderhoof
Albert Schatz
Joseph Stone
Dresses In Fall Line Arrives Tomorrow At Leader
M E Berkenfield of the Ope aner company will be at The Leader tomorrow with a fall line of dresses in cloths velveta and chiffons. A great opportunity for ladies to select full suits and dresses. Call and look over the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Berkenfield
Ope Aner
South Omaha Stock Exchange Members Visit North Platte
A large contingent of South Omaha stock exchange representatives will visit North Platte June 24. They will attend the stock buyers meeting in Alliance on the 20th to 22nd and then tour the North Platte valley, arriving the afternoon of June 23 and staying until the midnight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
South Omaha Stock Exchange
Stockers’ Association
Alliance One
North Platte Valley
Fourth of July Committee Plans New Attractions
The Fourth of July committee met last evening to review attractions received by mail. It intends to add features not previously part of the celebration and will reconvene in a day or two to finalize attractions to be secured.
Flag Day Exercises at High School Auditorium
Today on Flag Day an observance begins at 2 30 p m in the high school auditorium under the auspices of the W R C G A R Ellis and K of C with a patriotic program. The program includes hymns readings and orations by local groups and students followed by a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R.C
Ellis and
K. of C
Atiereen Speen Odne
Oes
Elks Pony
Sodohn FE
Evans
Elk Quartette
Roy ML. Ames
Helen Bird
Lingolns Getivabure
Oe Belen Johnson
Ping
Robert Hoagland
Clara Sorenson
Ella Dorram
Eva Hoagland
Jas, Keefe
Reward offered for pig theft information near O Fallows
W. W. Birce offers a $50 reward for information leading to conviction of the person who stole a small pig from his farm near O Fallows about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Fallows
W. W. Birce
Local social notes and appointments from North Platte
A compact roundup lists residents visiting relatives, teaching appointments, marriages, travel, and community events. Individuals named include Sherwood Woodhurst at the Electric Light Co, Miss Mamie Walters chosen to teach at Sutherland, Mrs Florin Muchlinski visiting Hershey, and couples licensed to wed Lee Cowman and Cora Dis Brow. The item also notes theater contests, club meetings, a cart of fashion fabrics, and a church social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Woodhurst
The
Electric Light Co
Mesdames Marcott, Trotter and Davis
Brady
John McGowan
Kearney
Distilled Water Ice Offered For City Delivery
E. T. Kevinen Ice Company advertises pure distilled water ice available for daily city delivery. The ice is manufactured under sanitary conditions, costs 50 cents per 100 pounds, lasts longer in the refrigerator, and is claimed to be more satisfactory than other ice. Phone orders are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Kevinen
For Rent Notice from Bratt & Company
Classified rental notice lists houses rooms storage space and safe deposit boxes offered by Bratt and Company. Indicates available units and contact for leasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratt
North Platte Chautauqua Directors Plan 600 Seats and Tickets
The North Platte Chautauqua board appointed committees to manage the event. Tentage and 600 chairs ordered, Chautauqua Herald to publish, and talent secured. Ticket prices set for season and single admissions with family options. Local notices include sales and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
North Platte Chautauqua
Ereetor
Chautauqua Herald
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Town and County News
A. H. McMullen
West 9Th Street
George Kanoff
Rosa Nichols
Hershey
Sheriff's Sale
M. F. Dial
Clinton’s
Dewey Street
Grand Island, Neb
Stamp
Keith
Neb
Henry Bartenback
Opera House
W. R. Maloney
Undertakers
Omaha
Frank Ottman
Trites
Daily Telegraph
Ft. Collins
J. D. Club
Westenfeld
Tillie Huxell
Eber Murphy
Elizabeth Weinberger
Young Ladies Kensington Club
Denver
Methodist Church
Investment Co
New York Life Bldg
Kansas City
Dry Goods Dept
Lone
Atvlea
Dixon, the Jeweler
Mamie Walters
Sutherland
Florin Muchlinski
Baby
Mrs
Frank Dickerson
Thomas Baggett
Arthur Barraclough
Electric Light Company
Last Monay
Cloyd McKinley
Lexington
Misa Alfa McKinley
Mac Westfall
First Door
First National Hank
Charles Perkins
Gerring
Neale Turpie
Meringo, la
Wm. A. Sowle
J. S. Davis Auto Co
Tashine
John Oestrieh
Derryberry and Forbes Company
Airdome
Pictures Automatic Moving Company
Kid Hogue
Marshall P. Wilder
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