18 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
1
A sale advertises ladies muslin underwear at 75 cent quality, with stock bought for this season’s trade offered at special prices before the sale ends. The notice implies regular prices will apply after the sale.
Town and county notes report Roscoe Zimmer visiting friends, Mrs Reed and Miss Baskin leaving for Hughesville, and club meetings planned. Also included are medical updates, church events, sale notices, and upcoming legal notices in North Platte.
A farmer notes growing choice Kherion oats that were raised from seed purchased from the State Experimental Farm at North Matte. The reference mentions Buaty and GoopMan in connection with the seed origin.
George Nunn arrived from Hot Springs Arkansas with his son Dewey to start a fresh Ellis minstrel show. The duo promises a markedly different act from last year, already praised as more pleasing and a high standard compared with the previous top notch performance.
The Hershey Mickelson merchandise stock was transferred on Tuesday to buyer O H Eyerly. He plans a large new hardware line and has leased adjoining space to expand the store, aiming to keep and grow patronage in the county. Homer Musselman urges organizing a North Platte ball team for the season.
Nat Dewey arrived from Cheyenne and began training at the opera house for a scheduled bout with Fred Ouimette at the ra house next Monday evening. Dewey is muscular and well conditioned though shorter in reach, with Ouimette backers wary of his past record as bets run.
Beginning April 1 fifteen sub contractors will have outfits at work on the double track grease between North Plette and Julesburg. Phelan Sheely company aims to finish by August 1 with five rigs already active, five more next week, and five in the following week.
In county court Wednesday morning Will Finney faced a wife desertion charge as Mrs. Finney did not appear. She filed the complaint when Finney was arrested. Judge Eder set Finney at $200 bond to support and maintain his family and he was paroled. Failure to comply will bring him back to court to answer the infraction.
The Nebraska state railway commission has granted permission for North Platte Telephone Co to issue 25000 in additional stock to fund a copper toll line from North Platte to Julesburg and to acquire or build exchanges in tributary towns. The project will connect Nebraska with Colorado and Wyoming, and most new shares are expected to be held by local businessmen.
Fireless cookers advertised at four dollars ninety five cents each are featured by The Shoery store with price tag of 4.95. The notice highlights a sale event for households seeking inexpensive cooking solutions.
Joe Fillion and P A White arrived from Hastings with a new touring car bought for livery use. Joseph Glaser travels to Lakeview Oregon to inspect a land tract under contract. Prominent businessmen J D Lowenstein A L Berbig and Fred Saup visit to inspect land they own. A millinery stock from Derryberry Forbes will be sold soon. A municipal election ticket is rumored though candidates remain unclear.
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