Local and Personal News Notes
C E Bunting left for Hot Springs South Dakota for several weeks of medical treatment. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson died after a short illness at twenty two days old. The Dixie Girls company closed an engagement at the Keith and left for Ogallala where they are billed this week. Miss Dorothy Hinman entertained friends complimenting Miss Nanine Iddings who leaves for southern California. Otis Malcomb finished his jail sentence after being arrested for posing as mute and obtaining money locally. Chamber of Commerce meeting planned in the Library Building Wednesday evening. S A U club of the Sophomore class has charge of the Keith picture show this week with clever specialties promised. Rev R B Faroright who resigned received calls from three larger towns and has not decided. Mrs D Green of Lewellen returned home after treatment at P and S hospital and is sister of Mrs Chas Haner. Study Club guests of Miss Grace Mooney with papers by D T Quigley, Emma Smith, and Alice Plummer. Mexico studied. A surprise party honored Miss Hazel Rork with games and refreshments. M H Douglas went to Lexington to answer in a damages case from a death at a railroad crossing last summer. Hendy and Ogier received a carload of Studebaker automobiles. models 25 touring and 35 six passenger on display. Mrs C F Iddings and family, with nurse, plan a protracted visit in southern California but struggled with a Pullman reservation. Fire department fought a barn blaze on the Field vacant lot in west Fourth street likely incendiary as three men were seen fleeing. Dale Marshall, Crystal theatre baritone, is a former Wood River schoolmate of Francis J Dunn. Mrs Marshall is a pianist and soprano from Omaha. act praised highly.
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C. E. Bunting
Hot Springs
S. D
Fred Wilson
Dixie Girls Company
Keith
Ogalalla
Dorothy Hinman
Nanine Iddings
California
Chamber of Commeres
S. A. U. Club
R. B. Faroright
D. Green
Lewellen
P. &S. Hospital
Green
Chas Haner
Grace Mooney
D. T. Quigley
Emma Smith
Alice Plummer
Maxwell
Mexico
Hazel Rork
M. H. Douglas
Lexington
Hendy & Ogier
Studebaker
C. F. Iddings
Pullman Reservation
West Fourth Street
North Platte Board of Education Seeks Bids for School Building
The secretary of the board of education of the Achoo district in North Platte Nebraska invites bids by 8 p.m. March 24 191% for the erection and completion of an eight room brick and reinforced concrete school on block 168 First Ward. Bids for building heating and plumbing may be priced separately or together with bond and certified checks required. Plans are on file with Bert M Reynolds and the board may reject any bid.
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Board of Education
Achoo
North Platte
Flrst
Lincoln County
Nebraska
X ‘ Rae
Fis
Bert M. Reynolds
Neb
New Postoffice Hours and Service Changes
Effective March 4 the eight hour law shifts post office to ten hour day with lobby open 5 a m to 9 p m and last mail dispatch at 9 p m. Morning make up for Denver train No. 13 plus extended Money Order Register and Postal Savings Bank hours 8 a m to 6 p m. General delivery to open at 9 a m and stay until 6 30 p m.
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Denver
Sam
Real estate financing and insurance offered locally
A local firm promotes real estate loans and various insurances including life. They advertise quick sales of houses, farms, and land with bargains on city lots. Investors can obtain first mortgages from $300 with 7 to 8 percent interest, non taxable, while they rent properties and collect rents for clients.
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Nice
Builders line up homes in Trustees and Riverdale Additions
Builders James Dorram B J Guinan A N Durbin J W Buargner J L Loudon R Dickey Carl Simons G W Harlan and James R Derry berry will erect modern dwellings in the Trustees and Riverdale Additions. Since the lay out, thirty nine residences have been built and about twenty more homes rise east of the additions in Platteview. A new modern school house for the area is planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees
Riverdale
James Dorram
B. J. Guinan
A. N. Durbin
J. W. Buargner
J. L. Loudon
R. Dickey
Carl Simons
G. W. Harlan
James R. Derryberry
Trustee
Platteview
Special on Oranges and Riverdale property updates
Special deal offers 100 boxes of oranges at 2.40 per box or 1.25 for a half box with average 18 dozen per box. E T Trump and Son advertise. James L Loudon buys east Fourth street lot in Riverdale Addition for a modern residence. James R Derrberry buys east Fifth street lot and a half for a modern two story dwelling. construction to begin early spring.
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E. T. Trump & Son
James L. Loudon
East Fourth Street
Riverdale Addition
James R. Derryberry
East Fifth Street
Riverdale
Various Local Residents Departures And Meetings Noted
Mrs Joseph Murphy leaves Sunday for Omaha to visit friends F W Rincker goes to Grand Island and Omaha on business J F P Crane of Oshkosh Crane Drug Co in town Misses Rene and Marie Stuart plan to visit Omaha Thursday Fred Hanlon Jr heads east for a few weeks Wirths to New Orleans to locate Christian aid society meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Alexander 122 West Sixth Fair tonight and Wednesday’s temperature near 45 degrees Clabaugh clothing stock bought by J E Ammons of Syracuse NY store to reopen soon Smiley Cannon jailed since January 20 sent to Grant for statutory rape hearing Mrs Edwina Sehats and granddaughter Edwina Kelcher travel to Cheyenne then California to spend a month A S Gregg brings Johnson County White corn prize exhibit from Indiana to Omaha 1907 display at U S land office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murphy
Omaha
F. W. Rincker
Grand Island
J. F P. Crane
Oshkosh Crane Drug Co
Rene
Marie Stuart
Fred Hanlon Jr
Eastern Points
Mrs. Wirth
New Orleans
New Round House
Christian Aid Society
Edwina Sehats
Edwina Kelcher
Cheyenne
Will Jeffers
California
Gregg
Indiana
Johnson County
U.S. Land Office
Cabinet Appointments and Omaha Fire Report
Washington dispatches list probable cabinet officers including Bryan McAdoo McReynolds Reifield Daniels Wil son Burleson Lane with Agriculture unsettled likely to go to a college professor. The Dewey hotel in Omaha known as a sink hole of iniquity burned early Friday with five dead.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Treasury
William G. McAdoo
New York
James McReynolds
Tennessee
William C. Reifield
Navy
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Albert Burleson
Texas
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Secre of Agriculture
Dewey
Omaha
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Dale Marshall
Crystal Theatre
Francis J. Dunn
Wood River
Bratt & Goodman
Crystal
Marshall and Moore
Cody
Cody 2Nd
C. F. Temple
Coun
Clabaugh
J. E. Ammons
Syracuse
Diebaugh