Local notes from North Platte reach many towns
A long list of regional moves, appointments, sales, and events unfolds from North Platte and nearby communities. Henry Falk buys hay land. Arthur McNamara and Denise Barkalow invited to Trinity cathedral wedding. municipal work includes Brush sewer contract. various residents travel, trade, or visit, with announcements from schools, hotels, and theatres.
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Louise Peck
Denise Barkalow
Omaha
Trinity Cathedral
Barkalow
Arthur McNamara
Population Increases with Two Local Births
The Third ward welcomed a boy Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Rodgers. The Hartwig home welcomed a lively boy Friday night.
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Martin Rodgers
Arthur Hartwig
Daisy Dean Dies While Working on Railroad Between St Joe and KC
W R Dean known as Daisy, a long time North Platte resident and railroad engineer, collapsed and died Friday in St Joe Missouri while on the service between St Joe and Kansas City. His brother Lew Dean, an engineer in this city, traveled to St Joe for the funeral.
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W. C. May
Alliance
Burlington
Lincoln
Billings
Thenburg
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Daisy
Dean
W. R. Dean
North Platte
St. Joe
Kansas City
Lew Dean
Banquet and Reception for North Platte High Seniors
The class of 1910 was honored with a junior banquet Thursday at the Presbyterian church lower room. Seventeen seniors and juniors attended, with toasts by Francis Flynn and Pearl Lawrence, and music by the Stamp orchestra. Saturday evening the Alumni Association hosted a large reception at the Gilman residence, followed by a four course supper in the church basement and further toasts led by Edna Sullivan.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Corbin Jones
Francis Flynn
Pearl Lawrence
Millege Bullard
Clark LeDiout
North Platte High School
Lorenzo Guffy
Bessie Smith
Misses Irma Huffman
Marie McCabe
Helen Walterath
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth Hinman
Florence Iddings
Alumni Association
Gilman
Stamp Orchestra
Edna Sullivan
Everett Evans
Nell Hartman
Anna Kramph
Tout
Carpet sales surge on low prices and wide range
The spring sales trend shows dozens of carpets sold attributing to low prices and a complete stock. Store notes a greater variety of patterns than usual and invites customers to visit the department for satisfaction.
Commencement Exercises at Keith Theatre Mark North Platte Class of 1910
Thirteen young ladies and four young men received diplomas in a Friday evening ceremony at the Keith theatre. The program featured solos, a class history, orations, chorus selections, and a Taft letter reading. The exercises closed with diplomas presented by President Bullard and a preview of upcoming entertainment including The Alaskan at the Keith.
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Keith Theatre
Irene Richard
M. C. Johnson
Francis Flynn
Italia
Lucrezia Borgia
B. ©. Ringer
Anna Kramph
Alumni Association
North Platte High School
M. L. Dunlap
Bullard
Board of Education
Porter
West Fourth Street Property Seeks Quick Sale
We list the N. E. Workman property on West Fourth Street a seven room house with upstairs hall open stairs a nice lawn and trees and a four horse stable a granary loft chicken house and yard It can be bought at a bargain for 30 days Call Temple Real Estate Meow Bick to view
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N. E. Workman
West 4Th Street
Temple Real Estate
Meeting at Commercial Club for Banquet Arrangements
A meeting will be held at the Commercial Club rooms tomorrow evening to plan the banquet at the Hotel Timmerman. All citizens, members or not, are urged to attend.
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Commercial Club
Timmerman
New Homes Planned in Local Additions
W. E. Shuman sold a lot and a half in the Trustee's Addition to J. C. Hartman who will build a residence this fall. He also sold a lot to Henry Franck for a six room cottage. Three lots in Platteview subdivision went to Mrs Orpha Inman who will erect a residence soon.
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W. E. Shuman
J. C. Hartman
Henry Franck
Platteview
Orpha Inman
Two Men Charged With Passing Counterfeit Money
Detectives Miller of Omaha and Deputy Mons of Kearney filed a federal complaint against Earl York and Ira LaRue in the local town. They pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Eker and each posted bonds of 1,000 for appearance. York’s mother posted bond by mortgaging her Lexington home. LaRue remains jailed awaiting bond.
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United States
Miller
Omaha
Sammons
Kearney
Earl York
Ira LaRue
U. S
Eker
York
Lexington
LaRue
Vacation School for Junior Normal Aims Eight Week Term
A Vacation School will run eight weeks this summer linked to the Junior Normal. Grades three through eight will be taught with free books. Miss Isabell Craigie will direct the program and classes begin Monday June 6 at 9 30 a m. Tuition for the term is eight dollars. Open to make up lost work or to improve for next year. Supt Tout or Miss Craigie will answer questions.
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Arthur McNamara
Denver
Mies Emma Smith
Lincoln School
Farley
Iowa
Judge Grimes
McPherson County
Perkins County
Owen Jones
W. R. Vernon
South Locust
Conrad Walker
Brush
Col
B. B. Priest
J. G. Priest
Omaha
Timmerman
Paul 0. Stone
Northfield
Minn
Washington, D. C
Isabell Craigie
Supt
Tout
Misa Craigie
Horn Bulls for Sale at Fremont Watts & Sons Ranch
Heavy rain kept bulls unsold. six serviceable bulls remain at Fremont Watts & Sons ranch two miles west of North Platte. Buyers urged to come early for best stock at very low prices to make room for younger stock.
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North Platte
Fremont Watts & Sons
Ice delivery begins in Lexington near mid April
The Lexington Artificial Ice Co plans to start delivering artificial ice around April 16 with ample supply stored for use. Volunteers and local merchants await reliable service as the company commits steady stock and distribution in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Artificial Ice Co
Etatiac Doy i . Smira
For Sale Hay Baled by Ton At $7 Per Ton
For sale. Baled hay offered in ton lots at seven dollars per ton. Contact Joan Brarr for details.
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Joan Brarr
Children's wash dresses tempt with smart season styles
The piece invites readers to view an array of wash dresses for children, promising stylish options for every budget. It urges shopping before making garments at home, noting handsome frocks can be bought for little money and that there is something to suit any price.
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