07 May 1912
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1912
Page
1
Various local items include visits by Mrs. Owen Jones and Mrs. Guy Robinson, rental notice, an ironer installation in the North Platte Steam Laundry, and a lost fur neck piece. Reports of injuries, social events, travel, and political primary results, plus weather and staff changes at the Union Pacific terminal.
Land owners vote twenty to ten to authorize a $25 000 levy to fund a new dam decil gate drops checks and other improvements. Work planned for next fall to upgrade the ditch to a top condition.
The North Platte high school will stage its Annual High School Night at the Keith Theatre on Saturday May 11. The event features a military drill from the Cadets, physical culture display, mock debate, orchestra, glee club, one act drama and farces. Admission is 25 cents with seats reserved through Mr Stamp at the box office.
Bratt and Goodman handle baying renting and management of non residents real estate. They lend on property and oversee safe deposit storage. The passage notes their trusted care and invites trial.
For sale or rent a five room house located eight blocks from Dewey Street on BE 6th. Asking 3450 cash with small monthly balance payments. Easy to rent at 15 dollars per month. See O. I. Elder or call evenings at 422 Hast 6th Street.
Mrs Steve Baldwin spends week in Omaha. Mrs Lyman Welsh travels to Omaha for a visit. Club Nevita hosts by Mrs Elmer Burke. Miss Albina Hahler becomes bookseer at the Davis garage. Miss Amanda Butler issues invitations for Gantt home party and dance. Mrs Charles McLane and children travel to Cozad for two weeks with relatives. Methodist aid society meets with Mrs Rector on South Cheatnut. Christian aid society meets with Mrs Eugene VanNatta on East Tenth. Young people attend a social dance at Cooledge ranch north of town. Mise Bianche Fonda visits relatives in the east, plans several weeks away in Philadelphia New York Atlantic City and Niagara Falls. For Sale gentle pony saddle and bridle for Royce St. F. CLABAUGH. Koffee Klatch Club surprise visit to Mrs Steve Friday for fifty ninth birthday with gifts and lunch.
Knights of Columbus reminder for a regular meeting on Wednesday May Sth at 8 o clock. A smoker will follow with a promised big time. Be there.
The county board of equalization will be in session twenty days beginning Tuesday June 11 1912 to equalize valuations of real and personal property.
For sale pure bred Scotch Collie puppies eligible for registry and setting eggs from pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock chickens. Inquire of or address Blankenburg Bros., North Platte, Nebraska. 26-4.
A good representative Short Horn bull offered for exchange for another of equal quality or for sale. The animal weighs about 2000 pounds, is five years old, and has a red roan color. Property listing notes 258 Experimental Substation.
The Lincoln county annual field meet at North Platte high school on Saturday May 11 opens entries to all Lincoln county students except North Platte. Classes A and B determine events including sprints jumps throws and a four man relay with ribbons for top places. Entries close at 2 30 pm with a 2 hour program and admission charged to non participants.
An advertisement urges investors to contact Bratt and Goodman for real estate loans paying seven to eight percent semi annual. A separate line notes Mrs. Mahaffey of Mullen arriving today as delegate to the Episcopal convention.
An advertisement from R F Stuart promotes plumbing services at consistently low prices with a satisfaction guarantee. The shop lists contact numbers as 39 and residence at 683 217 Raat Sixth Street.
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