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North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune

Location

North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1909

Page

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Resignations and new posts across North Platte shops

Miss Mabel Day resigns from Hoagland's and accepts a job at Rincker's book store. Rooms for rent at 320 South Dewey Street. A boys band team ties 5 5 with Weat Ends. Mr. and Mrs. Gar low host a large Tuesday party. Emma Osborne marries George H. Bothe in Des Moines. Charley Herrod joins Hub Clothing. Claude Selby to Chicago. Farewell dinner for Selby with friends. About 30 couples attend opera house dance. Mrs. McDowall and Miss Olsen sell decorated china at Howe and Maloney's. Thanks from Bunnell family for kindness after funeral. Modern six room cottage for rent at 602 W 5th Street. Remains of Mrs. Farrell buried. husband missing in Sioux City. Dreamland praised by Emmet Devoy. Licenses issued to two underage girls. parents consent. Ethel McWilliams becomes Hoagland's sale lady. Hayes/Fillon move. frost noted. Lincoln County cattle and hog values echoed. Wanted: one dozen pullets aged 4-5 months in Cheyenne. Japs arrested for dice, most fined. some discharged. North Platte land market expansion noted. Knights of Columbus card party at Odd Fellows hall a success. Prizes to Miss Hannah Kelcher and John DeRolfe. Refreshments served. credit given to organizing committee.

Fred Garlow Emma Osborne Lincoln Co Des Moines Iowa George H. Bothe Plum City Wis Charley Herrod A. B. Hoagland Hub Clothing Dept Claude Selby Chicago Opera House Kubic 5Th St 4Th St Farrell Pulver Hospital Chapman Sioux City Emmet Devoy Ethel McWilliams Mabel Day Hoagland's Los Angeles Jake Wolf Louie Nauman Shorty Davia Judge Elder Michael Kyne Sheridan Wyo Edith Canning Ringold John W. Schwerdt Esther Reightel Williams Lincoln County Price Breed C. E. Hofshine Cheyenne Elder

North Pintte Cigar Co Opens Next Week

W A Caufman and W C Hahn organize a new cigar factory in Locust Street space south of Porter bottling works. The outfit will be called the North Pintte Cigar Co and aims to offer superior quality products.

W. A. Caufman W. C. Hahn Porter Bottling Works Locust Street North Pintte Cigar Co

New Addition Planned Near City Limits by Landowner

A non resident owning 20 acres near the city writes a friend that Burlington will begin dirt leveling in North Platte within the next year. He proposes an city addition with graded streets permanent sidewalks curbing water and sewer mains trees outside walks and boat shaped lots with expected rapid sale.

Burlington North Platte

Keefe sues Stryker and Nelson in York fraud case

Keefe files in county court alleging George M. Stryker and Samuel C. Nelson secured five thousand dollars of York Alfalfa Milling company property by fraud while acting as agents. Case set for trial September 29. defendants posted five thousand dollar bonds. The York Alfalfa Milling company promoters pursue an alfalfa mill in York.

State Journal York Saya C. A. Keefe George M. Stryker Samual C. Nelson York Alfalfa Milling Company Keefe

Retirement of Missionary Scott Sparks Local Critique

W. W. Scott, a Presbyterian Sunday school missionary in Western Nebraska with headquarters at North Platte for fifteen years, has been retired. The writer condemns the move as uncharitable, noting Scott's conscientious service and willingness to help others. A younger man is to succeed him.

Scott W. W. Scott Nebraska North Platte Sunday School Missionary Board

High School Football Schedule Teaches Seven Games

The team will play seven games this season against Lexington Kearney Grand Island Sterling and Kearney Military Academy. Two games apiece with Lexington and Kearney, one with each other, five at home. First game October 8 at North Platte field, Thanksgiving game at Lexington. Coaching by M. K. Neville and Mr. Stone.

Lexington, Kearney Grand Island and Sterling Kearney Military Academy Lexington and Kearney Lexington North Platte Field M. K. Neville Mr. Stone

The Selfish Husband and the Daughter of Venus

The Keith theatre presents a fantasy with Emmet Devoy as the selfish husband and Hermine Stone as a daughter of Venus. The Dreamland wand of Venus unleashes dramatic changes to cure flirtation, thunderbolts and transformations delighting the audience. The show headlines September 26 at Keith theatre.

Venus Emmet Devoy Hermine Stone Keith Theatre

Glenburnie Orchard Sees Ten Thousand Bushels of Apples

David Hunter of Glenburnie north of Sutherland reports a harvest of about ten thousand bushels of apples this season with over a thousand bushels already marketed. He notes a light peach crop this year due to aging trees and younger plantings, but expects strong demand for apples as the crop shortfalls elsewhere.

David Hunter Glenburnie Fruit Sutherland Tribune Glenburnie Hunter Mr. Hunter

Social Notes From Omaha and Nearby Towns

Local society round up with brief visits and travels. Mrs. E T Trump visits Omaha friends for days while Gene Comb conducts stock and real estate business in town. Mr. and Mrs. Walker return from Chicago wedding trip and Rev. Williams aids in Lexington church installation. Mrs. Adams sails from Kearney to Los Angeles and others visit relatives or travel to Madison, Columbus, or Salt Lake City.

Gene Comb Shorty Roberson Omaha Kearney Mra. F. H. Adams Los Angeles Lester W. Walker Chicago Jennie Dye Cleveland Ohio D. KE. Morrill

Expert piano tuner and builder Mr Howard in town

Mr Howard, a long experienced piano tuner and builder, is permanently in town and has tuned about a hundred pianos. His satisfied customers include top teachers and musicians who praise his superior quality and reliable guarantee. Call or visit Newton's Book Store to order today.

Howard Newton's

Taylor Addition Lots Put Up for Sale in North Platte

The Taylor Addition, near the courthouse and high school, offers first class residence lots on a main city thoroughfare. The sale will be announced later by the paper with low fractions of real value and plans for water rights from Suburban Irrigation Ditch. A boulevard project to the Experimental Farm and improved soil patch work heighten future price prospects.

Trustee's Banks Taylor North Platte Court House City High School Burlington Ecity Taylor Addition

High Class Dairy Products Ad Promises Daily Delivery

A Dairy ad offers milk cream butter and eggs from DootrrrLe Produce Co with morning delivery and a phone contact D765 inviting trials from customers.

Local notes and events from Lincoln County area

Mrs Will Hopfer travels to Grand Island due to her mother illness. Boilermakers lodge plans annual ball the day before Thanksgiving on November 2. Miss Alice Birge and Miss Marie Von Goetz return to Lincoln to resume studies at the state university. Receiver Woodhurst visits Oshkosh for horse races. Julius Kruttachnitz travels through to the Pacific coast. Julius Pizer goes to Omaha for business and Jewish Atonement Day services. Dennis McKillip proves homestead. corn yields 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Joe Tridle campaigns for sheriff in county. predicts favorable outlook. Lincoln county corn frost status near average. some sections above or below, overall typical. Presbyterian church services at Fourth and Willow with Rev Williams. music noted. New church expected to be ready before cold weather. Sutherland water users discuss irrigation district ditch improvements. plan to hire an engineer to assess canal and possible tunneling west of Sutherland to improve water delivery.

Will Hopfer Grand Island Lodge of Boilermakers Alice Birge Marie von Goetz Lincoln State University Woodhurst U. S. Land Office Oshkosh Julius Kruttachnitz Harriman Linen Pacific Coast Julius Pizer Omaha Dennis McKillip McKillipp Presbyterian Church Williams Fourth and Willow Sutherland Keith Lincoln Counties

Public notice on Rosh Hashanah closure and rail progress

Public notice states that The Leader will close tomorrow for the Jewish Atonement Day and reopen at 6:30 p m. A Wyoming dispatch notes the Burlington will complete the Worland line by January 1st, filling a gap on the Missouri River Billings short line. The next line to be completed may be Kearney to . The Platte project is described as early construction.

Wyoming Burlington Ita

For Sale Nine Room Modern House on West Fourth Street

Nine room modern house with bath and lavatory electric lights city water cement walks lawn and good outbuildings. Fine location on west Fourth street. Inquire of owner at 1008 Went Fourth.

West Fourth Street

Bicycle Giveaway Offer From The Bicycle Man

A promotional notice invites subscriptions to a magazine with a promise of a free $40 Columbia Bicycle for new subscribers. The offer includes a free outfit and a circular titled How to Start. Address given is The Bicycle Man at 2081 East 22d Street, New York City.

Columbia Bicycle Columbia East 22d Street New York City New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Town and County News Hoagland’s Tuesday Rincker's Book Store Dewey Street Knights of Columbus Odd Fellows Hall Hannah Kelcher John DeRolfe Loretta Murphy Bessie Smith C. P. Zimmerman Co Small Husband Mra. E. T. Trump County Sept Ebright Hershey Geo. T. Williams FE. D. Clark Frank Smith Columbus Will Owens Salt Lake Western Pointe Vroman Ed. Fisher Green River Dunn Jeffers Fisher Ogden Souare Joe Tridle Joe the Shoery Sol Hodes Firat Nath Bark
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