03 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1914
Page
1
Julius Pizer of The Leader boasts twenty two years in North Platte and unveils a unique spring line with no two patterns alike in dress goods and silks from one dollar a yard. Indies ready to wear pieces arriving daily, with a spring opening to be announced.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Albert Leth southwest of the city. Several residents and visitors are noted including Miss Waugh from Omaha and Miss Whittaker from Chicago. Licenses to wed were granted to Lewis Krueger and Katie Padgett of Wallace. Various local notices list sales, real estate, and business ads. A divorce case and a life insurance ad conclude the items.
Advertisement lists Indicator Homeopathic remedies claimed as safest quickest treatments for chronic eczema psoriasis pruritus lupus gout rheumatism glandular swellings menstrual irregularities arteria sclerosis and cancer with Radiom Bromide Mora in ES DAOG a.
A December appointed committee on a municipal light plant for North Platte will present to the city council this evening. They were given ninety days to gather data from private and municipal plants on construction, operation, maintenance costs and profits. The report includes plant statistics and an estimate of a plant adequate for the city’s needs.
The Hat Shop presents a special display of spring hat designs on Wednesday March 4 inviting public inspection at North Platte's exclusive store located three doors east of The First National Bank.
Loretta Murphy a Hershey teacher spent Sunday in the city visiting her parents. Superintendent Ingle of Fort McPherson was a Sunday visitor with friends in the city.
For Lease hay and grazing rights on Section 5 12 30 and the south half of Section 33 13 30. Bratt and Goodman.
Theodore Sandall left for Omaha to visit friends for a few days. Miss Edna Scrambling of Hastings is in the city visiting relatives. Dr. W. T. Pritchard, cattle inspector, went to Ogalalla for several days on business. James Diener works at Yellow Front shoe store during Fleishman’s Omaha visit. A nine pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham of Fremont. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Huffman returned from Omaha after visiting relatives and attending an automobile show.
The Hat Shop invites customers to a first showing of the spring collection on Wednesday March 4. Exclusive designs in tailored and ready to wear hats will be displayed for approval. Call 3 doors east of the First National Bank for details.
Properties include houses, outbuildings and two lots Nos 914 and 920 West Eleventh Street. Sale terms require a small cash down payment with the balance payable like rent. See Bratt & Goodman.
Nighttime break in at the Herrod grocery ends with burglar’s retreat after removing the rear door transom. Cash register untouched. store examined for clues, no further losses found.
Notice to North Platte electors announces a city vote on a 25 year grant to Willis Todd for building and operating electric current gas and heat plants. Voting locations listed for four wards with instructions to mark For or Against. Copies of the ordinance available at the City Clerk office in the Odd Fellows building.
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