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07 Sep 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
1
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Numerous townspeople travel for visits and business. W V Hoagland and Eunice Babbitt head to Lincoln for professional duties, teachers resume duties, residents journey to Grand Island Omaha and Denver, and area families entertain guests from Ellis Hershey and Omaha as fall plans unfold.
The city council will convene in its regular semi monthly session this evening. Local clubs hold meetings and social events with Mrs J S Hoagland hosting the A B Club yesterday and the Episcopal guild planning a rectory social on Thursday afternoon. The Leader showcases fall hats and the latest dress trimmings while notices detail loans and property actions.
Sorrow and disappointment followed the refusal of a marriage license to Fred Adams 20 of Cheyenne and Miss Elizabeth Shot 18 of North Platte at the County Judge’s office last Friday. The judge cited their tender ages and missing written consent from parents or guardians. Also note Fall line Walk-over Shoes now in at Wilcox Department Store.
Our Boys School Shoes in Box and Velour Calf or Gun Metal Call come in lace or blucher styles and are built to hold the boy. Sturdy soles and shaped for comfort from 1.50 to 3.00. Girls Shoes in Box or Gun Metal Calf with lace or button styles. All sizes 1.50 to 2.00. We can save you money on your School Shoe bill.
General Manager Mohler passed wear on No 9 Sunday evening Walter Cronen succeeds Milledge Bullard at the U P freight house Joe McGraw visited home folks from Grand Junction Colorado Engineers Whitlock and Strahorn trout fishing at Cherokee Park return about the 15th Burlington begins new shops at Havelock costing 1 1/2 million dollars Arthur Bullard from Omaha visited last evening George Rengler to visit northwest Yellowstone Park New passenger engines of the 100 clans arriving at the terminal Interior improvements at the Pacific Hotel costing 1200 and other repairs Redmond returns from Denver Irvin Armstrong visits Kearney and Lexington Mrs Fred Letts arrives from Laramie Fred Walterath and family expected home from Germany Will Hoover available for 6 room house sale Chas E Matson leaves for Lincoln for state fair Luzerne and Mentor Underwear sold at The Leader Hugh Sanger melon patch yields 30 to 50 pound melons Five hundred Petticoats exhibited at The Hartman and Van Doran and George Scharmann on W L Park farm harvest honey this season
A. L. Mohler says 125 000 catalpa trees will be planted on Union Pacific land east of the city next spring. The trees are tested as a timber for ties with irrigation planned in early years to ensure healthy growth. The North Platte plantings are a fraction of the planned future numbers.
Sheriff Miltenberger received a telegram Sunday from Casper Wyoming announcing the arrest of one of two men wanted for stealing about two hundred dollars worth of property from St Russell the black smith. The sheriff will depart for Casper late this week to secure the captive H J Hansen. The north side sock man will ship four cars of cattle to South Omaha early next week. Reverend Geo F Williams visited his father in Seward last week where the minister nears retirement and received a theological library of over 400 volumes, bringing his total to eleven hundred. A Nebraska Central Building and Loan offer promises a $1000 credit after 112 months for a $6 monthly investment.
An advertisement extols durable boys shoes made in Kangaroo calf, box calf and Velour calf. It promises superior wear, claiming one pair outlasts two ordinary pairs and invites parents to inspect the selection. Prices range from two dollars to one dollar seventy five with coupons on decorated china.
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