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North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune

Location

North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1917

Page

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City Business Lot for Sale on Sixth Street

Full city lot measuring 66 by 12 feet to be sold at once. Bids received by trustees P. Hf Sullivan J. Be Evang and A. A. Elliott of A. D. U. W. 154. Also notes a serial tale about Zoraida and a Blue Bird photoplay at Crystal Theatre with Cleo Madison and a superior cast announced for Wednesday night.

City Sixth Street P. HF. Sullivan J. BE. Evang A. A. Elliott Zoraida Crystal Theatre Cleo Madison

Change in Banking Hours in North Platte

Banks in North Platte will operate from 9 00 a m to 3 30 p m starting April 1 1917 aligning staff hours with post office and general delivery constraints. The change reflects statewide shifts to early closes in Nebraska towns and affects First National Bank McDonald State Bank and Platte Valley State Bank.

Post Office North Platte Nebraska Uenal First National Bank McDonald State Bank Platte Valley State Bank Ule

Honors Pour In For Firat Ward Hopeful Dive Day

A young man named Dive Day has been appointed major on Governor Neville's staff and now faces petitions nominating him for councilman in Firat ward. Supporters praise his candor and steady leadership as he grows.

Neville Firat Ward Candor Dave

Semi Centennial Meeting and Building Improvements

A semi centennial celebration meeting for the holding company and committees will be at the Hotel McCabe tomorrow at eight. W T Green awards a contract to install two radiators at the federal building lowering the need for overshoes. Postmaster McEvoy seeks changes in the main room for more workspace. The board of education offers rewards for arrest and conviction of burglars entering city schools. Burglar tools and practiced entry indicate organized theft.

Franklin Winny Hore Clinton, Harrington Birge and Munger Harry Cramer McCabe W. T. Green Federal Building McEvoy Resem

For Sale Oakland Roadster Model 22 Six Cylinder

A used Oakland Roadster model 22 six cylinder in good condition is offered for sale. Interested buyers may inquire at 214 West Ninth Street. Listed as 17-2.

Oakland Ninth Street

Old Indian Fighters to Receive Pensions

Old Indian fighters and widows will gain pensions under a recent congressionally signed bill. Eligible veterans will receive twenty dollars per month, with widows also benefitting. In North Platte and Lincoln County survivors include Theodore Birdham, Nicholas Klein, P. H. McEvoy, W. C. Ritner, Theodore Lowe, and Chas Heady among others.

Uncle Bam Pasa Congress North Platte Lincolln County Theodore Birdham Nicholas Klein W. C. Ritner Theodore Lowe Chas

Elks Elect Officers At Regular Meeting

At last evening's Elks session the following officers were elected Exalted Ruler Loren Sturges Esteemed Leading Knight PR Halligan Esteemed Loyal Knight P J Norton Lecturing Knight Ray Cantlin Secretary F T Redmond Treasurer Harry Dixon Trustee F C Pielaticker Inner Guard G R Tighe Inner Guard Elmer Soller tiler

Elks Elke Loren Sturges PR. Halligan P. J. Norton Ray Cantlin F. T. Redmond Harry Dixon F. C. Pielaticker Elmer Soller Tiler G. R Tighe

Reward for information on unlawful entry or destruction in Orth School District

A 25.00 reward from the North Platte Board of Education offers arrest and conviction information for anyone unlawfully entering or destroying school buildings or property in Orth School District. The note mentions T. TRAMP President and A. FOSTREITZ Secretary and records a meeting with Governor Neville. Also reports John Nelson fined five dollars for drunkenness and a Hershey cattle pasture ad.

Board of Education Board of Education of North Platte Orth T. Tramp A. Fostreitz Rie T. C. Patterson Hoagland Neville John Nelson Pofce Dikeman Ranch Hershey Neb

For Rent 11 Acre Beets Sugar Tract Near Olympia

Bratt Goodman and Buckley advertise a rental of an 11 acre beet sugar tract adjoining Olympia. Property features irrigation potential hay and grazing lands with houses unfurnished rooms storage room and safe deposit boxes available.

Oly Bratt, Goodman & Buckley

State Senate Backs Sale of School Lands in Lincoln

The Nebraska Senate, by 16 to 13, favors selling state school lands estimated at 24.764 million dollars. If approved by both houses and the governor, lands would be auctioned to the highest bidder with purchasers allowed to buy over 40 acres. Income would shift from lease fees to 1.288 million dollars yearly in bonds for the temporary school fund. Senator Robertson of Holt introduces Senate Bill 296. Senator Norbert von explains the fund impact. Senator Doubhett votes yes.

Atule Senate Licoln Yeouterdiy Senate Robertson Holt House of the Governor Tei Place Nobertvon Doubhett

Triangle Club Meets Tonight for Organizing Election

The Triangle club plans a basement meeting at the Muptlet church to elect officers and launch a membership drive. About 75 to 30 men have applied, with a full club setup expected to start next week after equipment arrives.

Triange Club Triangle Club Muptlet Tien Sevitty-five Thity

Mrs. Nellie Salisbury Dies After Illness in City

Mrs. Nellie Salisbury, wife of W. B. Salisbury, died at seven this morning after months of illness. Born December 1872 in Crab Orchard, she resided here for years and had recently undergone hospital surgery in Missouri. She leaves daughters Festa Grimes and Margaret Taylor, sisters, and a brother, with funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at their West Sixth Street home.

Salisbury Nellie Salisbury W. B. Salisbury Crab Orchard Omaha W. 2 B. Salisbury Festa Grimes Margaret Taylor Ler Ulness Howard McMic

Community Notes and Local Appointments

Local brief highlights list visitors and residents in town including Bryan Schott from Denver and George Freeg transacting business in Omaha. Also notes arrivals, club organizers Francis Marsh en route to Gothenburg, and J Colton visiting Beatrice. Hog prices at South Omaha top at 14 50, several residents travel or visit. home help sought for 419 West Fourth Street.

Bryan Schott Denver George Freeg Omaha Francis Marsh Gothenburg James Colton North Platte Beatrice South Omaha Lincoln James McGinley Douglan Ned E. A. Halsey Alberta Canada W. St. Miloney Hugh Scoonover Lead M. D Ruby Manuel Lemuel Toole J. Toole Kearney

Trainmen Threaten Strike If Conference Fails

Reports from New York say railroad unions plan a progressive strike beginning Saturday if the August eight hour workday conference with managers fails to yield a satisfactory agreement. An unnamed Brotherhood spokesman warned time has been wasted awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on the Adamson law.

New York

Ford cars forecast to reach 700000 annual output

February production hit 59000 cars boosting February to August total to 379817. If trends hold for the next five months the Ford plant is projected to reach seven hundred thousand cars in the year. ARVILLA WHITTAKER promotes hats at Wilcox Department Store. A. Smith of the OConnor store reports two Greeks stealing Indole but were allowed to depart after paying for goods. J P Garrett relocates to Union Pacific trainmaster office. W A Jodor and family visit the Sillsburys.

Hondy-Ogter Ford Thia Arvilla Whittaker Wilcox Department Store Walker Smith O'Connor J. P. Garrett Omaha Umion Pacific W. A. Jodor and Baby Inte W. B. Sillsbury

Nine new steam heated living rooms in Brodbeck building

The Brodbeck building offers nine new steam heated living rooms across two or four apartments. For details call H. sg. agency at Red 412 or Black 412.

Brodbeck Doolittle

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Ore Franklin Auuditortaum Electelock Prompt Leonard B. Dick Weel Sixth Street Engineer Ward Mr. Dick C. W. Edwards Woel Fifth Street Reynolds Tarry Block West Fourth Street Messrs Birds Am Klein Hendy Poo Lowe Detroit Ford Motor Company Hendy-Ogier CO State Senate City and County News Lon Graves Brotherhood Joe Supreme Court Donald State Bank Neer Allen McLean Fremont Watts Desere Jersey Workman & McClean T. H. Wathen C. Langford
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