SBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSiiBSSB5!i55SSSSSSgP , H,iww.-waw i
vLJ---..Jr.rTrT-..p.Lrmaw-ir. .. y v. --rr'i-frTLTM TiiiiiiiTiMiTi'ritMteikwyfvtffli
wwiiiiijtiilliiiiiiiwiii)iiiiiiiiiirinr "m is, m im r
MM.
' T "Uf.
jMiiiin.Mi iMji-jiri,-i-nwinii' f AM
re'l
$gmafflB
A Frame Building
Has Possibilities
in Itsjidaptation to thecliiuiRlntf
conditions and needs of the in
habitant possessed by no other
mode of construction. It enn lie
successfully moved if desired, at
mall expense; it can bo easily
altered or enlarged, it can be re
painted and its entire appear
ance changed. In fact it is capa
ble of being mm! i! to fit any. con
dition that may bo demanded
and instead of your original in
vestment depreciating it can,
with little expense, be made
'more valuable aiid kept in per
fect harmony with other proper
ty around it. These, of course,
may not seem vital questions to
you now, but that they are like
ly to arise in the future you
must admit. Ilefore building
better come in and let us talk
these features over and show
you some lumber that will out
last you.
f here's PU Place Like Nine"
Saunders Bros.
Lumber and Coal
RED CLOUD, : : : NEUKASKA
n9 MM-f r
5 lAT.AIFTTFft
v "w
1 Dr. Cunningham, Dentist over State
Bank.
I y 'John Gale of Trumbell was in town
I to-day.
mf II. O. Jones of Shclton spentSunday
J In town. '
P Did Red Cloud ever have a Commer-
jjfc olal Cluur
Mrs. Aiei Aiciora is on wie hick nsi
this week.
.T. V. White of Nebraska City was in
town Tuesday.
All kindsiof Electrical work done by
Morhart llros
Jas. C Collins of Wood Ittver was In
town Monday.
Ncls Omstram, of Crawford, was in
town Mouday.
A. 1). Mattick of Elkhorn was in
town Saturday.
Fied Steffen returned from Urand
Island Monday. y
C. F. Blalna of Fremont spent Sun
day in the city.
Frit. Moede returned from Sterling,
Illinois Friday.
Ired Steffen returned from Womer,
Kans., Thursday.
John vaul, of Manlcato, Has., was
in town Tuesday.
Noble Ball wot in Alma Saturday
on telephone business
Have your picture framed at Sloss'.
Best selection -In town.
H. A. Letson and A. IL Kahry took
n the liladcn fair Friday.
C. S. Fletcher of Kansas City visited
with friends -over Sunday.
John Yost left for Omaha Monday
to witness too Ark-sar-beu
Tuece will be regular seevices at
Grace churdh next Sunday.
11. E. McFarland is in Omaha this
week on business and pleasure.
Joe Fogcl and wife returned from
Hollidy,.l'a., Saturday morning,
Fraafc Roue, of Hastings, was trans
acting business in town Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. F. W. Cowoku and
C. H. i'Uttvweie in liladen Thursday.
John Etret of Superior visited his
pareutsin town the first of the week.
o
Mrs. iternnid McN'eny letiirnedfrom
a short pleusuto trip to Omatm Tues
day. Miss Coin WVesner hns accepted i
position ns cashier at Miner lltos.
store.
The F. A. A. meet Tuesday evening
and after lodge a splendid lunch was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fruit and
baby returned home fiom Glen villa
Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mr-,. Chas. Steffen spent
Sunday in Guide Hook visiting their
daughter ,
Ernest Stroyer and family of Mc
Cook have been visiting his parents
this week.
Mr. Peggls quite low at this writing
and the children have arrived to be nt
his bedside.
Chas. J. Brown returned to his home
at At wood after transacting business
here Monday. .
Miss Coon is a graduate of the State
Normal nnd State Unlveislty. Vote
for Miss Coon.
The Diamond Electric Vacnm clean
er demonstrated in your home free.
Call Phone Red 07.
The High Sohool foot ball team goes
to Hustings Friday, October nth, for
their opening fjamc.
Mrs Gertto MclCetghan of Mucoln
arrived in town Monday for a short
visit with relatives.
A, D. Wonderly departed Sunday
morning for South Dnkola to register
at the land opening.
The Degree of Honor will meet next
Tuesday evening. Every member is
requested to be present.
Clifford Eshelman accompanied) his
nephew, Clinton Eshelman, to Canton,
III., for n visit with relatives.
Pon Sale 12 to 14 yards of new rag
carpet, all in one piece. For further
particulars inquire at this ofiico
Wall pnper, paiur, varnish, mould
ing, painting and papering contract
ed. Sloss, the Wall Paper Man.
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. Moiihaiit Bnos.
C. L. Cottlng left for Omaha Tuesday
to replenish stock for his Drug Store
and also to witness the Ark-sar-beu.
R. M. Ilentty and son for General
Itlacksmithlng, Wagon Work, Horse
shoeing a specialty. At Day's old shop.
Special attention given to diseases
of eye aud ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Mrs. Mark Parks departed for a three
weeks visit at Denver aud Colorado
Springs wltii friends and relatives
The Misses Smulley, of Eureka, III.,
arrived Wednesday for an extended
visit with their sister, Mrs. Fred
Plumb.
Miss Lillian Jones who has been
visiting her father ano brother Russel
returned td her home in Oklahoma
Sunday.
Miss Coon 'has had experience in
rural, grade Hud high school. Vote
for Miss Coon.
For Sale Household furniture, to
1e sold at once at private -sale. Also
-a good house tent. Call at the house
Mns. L. H. Fort.
The opening foot-ball fiaino on the
local gridiron will be between Frank
lin Academy and Red Cloud High
School, Friday afternoon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas Whltaker are in
Omaha this week enjoying the Ark-tar-Ben.
Mr. Whltaker is also trans
acting busiuess for Ills firm.
Misses Marguerite Richardson and
Grace McCall who Hie teaching school
'uear Bladen spent Saturday and Sun
day in this city .with their parentis.
;Sl'0 .1. H. Bailey for n farm loan.
Re has a reduced rate of Interest aud
is sole agent for Trevctt, Mattis A
Biker who are noted for promptness
ao'-wiuaro dealing and are always
ready for business
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis gave some re
markable changes In costumes and
character and kept their nudlenco In
a thoroughly good humor. Peoria,
111., Star Opera house Friday, Oct.
tilth, auspices M. W. A.
After exposure, and when you feel a
cold coming ou, take Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. It cheeks and re
lieves. Use no substitute. The genu
ine in u yellow packngu always. For
sale at Dr. Cook's drug storo.
The Epworth League of the .Method
1st church giuen parly last Friday In
honor the old people who are 70
years old and older. A largo crowd
was out and all report the entertain
ment grand and the supper splendid.
Mis. J. H. Robinson Is enjoying a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mary Jones
abuiher niece Mrs. George Weaver
both of Stella, Nebr They are also
visiting other relatives Mrs. Jones
is a mother of Sam Jones and Mrs.
Noah McDowell.
Wollo X. VhliRker, general black
smiths, now carry n full line of farm
implements, surreys, buggies, wagons,
gang plows, gas engines, stacker
ropes, nil kinds of machinery and
heavy hard win c, and all supplies for
same. Also all kinds of oil.
The play concluded with a very im
pressive scene, when in time of dis
tress the widow receives it check for
Tin eo Thousand Dollars iu payment
of her husband's insurance certiticatc.
-Fondu Lac, Wis., Dally Bulletin.
Opera house Friday, Oct 13, auspices
M. W. A.
Wo wish to announce to the public
generally, that we have the well known
Taylor Ranch for sale. This consists
of MO acres, 0 miles south east of Red
Cloud. This pluce needs no corameda
tion ns it is known far aud near ns the
Very best bottom farm in Webster
County. W'At.KKii & Kent.
We learn from a letter written by
Rev. W. F. Cole of the BaptiBt church,
now in Hillsdale, Michigan, that on
account of the death of his mother
which occurred on September, .To, that
he is unable to be iu Red Cloud Oct 8
Judge I. Wu Edsou has been secured
to Qll the pulpit ou that day and
cveiybody is invited to be present.
uo not lorget that you will have an
opportunity of hearing Hon. W. J.
Bryan speak heie next Wednesday
evening, October 11th. As everyone
knows Mr. Bryan is a zealous student
of human affairs and never fails to de
light his audiences. The entire even
ing will le given over to him and you
are assured of a great treat. Come.
S!tt
'tJt
KU
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Abmolutely Pure
W
?&
Economizes Butter, Flour,
Eggs; makes the food more
appetizing and wholesome
The only. Baldna Powder
from Royal GraaeCreaat of Tartar
The revival meetings at the Clnlst
iuu church will begin next Sunday,
October,.8th. under direction of the
minister, C. F. Rose. The music will
be lei'l by Miss Wafford, of Enid, Okla
homa. Each have been engaged in
evangelistic wmk In seveial states.
Everybody come aud enjoy these ser
vices. The song service will begin
eacli evening at 7:30.
This week we arc bciug moved into
the street preparatory to occupying
our new quarters which will be erect
ed ou the same site. Mr. Cecil Mat
thew, the genial editor of the River-
ton Review is here giving us a helping
hand and assisting us as only a master-
hand can. With his help we expect to
present you with as good a paper this
week as it would be possible to get
under auy circumstances.
Last Monday night twenty four of
the gentlemon friends of Hon, Ed
Garber surprised him by mulching in
aud informing him that he was forty
six years old to a day. Mrs. Uarber
engineered the surprise and "erred a
delectable lunch and otherwise made
the guests enjoy themselves, The
'gentlemen presented the Hon. KA with
a nig easy rockiug chair aud to Mrs.
Garber they gave a handsome chafing
disJi. Here's hoping that Ed will live
sixty four years more.
L. II. Fort was buried two weeks ago
toitay. Last Friday, the eighth day
after the funeral the officers of the A.
v. ki. n.iu.ijiiuMiuiiuiaan, fore a
warrant for two thousand dollars.
Mrs. Fort had nothing to do; no papers
10 prepare, .no occasion to even speak
to anyone on the subject. The busi
neas was all transacted fqr her with
out even application on her part. We
understood Mr. Fort had Insurance in
the old line companies but we venture
to say that she will not obtain her
money ns readily and promptly from
those companies as she did from the
Workman.
t
to
to
to
to
m
to
m
v
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
rati
KvMVtr wr.U'nVflfl
Now is the
T intern mm
a"
Right now im the time to
buy the Winter Comts for m
ikt
is'
yourself and Children.
We are showing greater values this season, than
ever before, in this line of Merchandise.
Our stock is complete in every particular no two
garments alike Our plan is to five our trade assort
ment in price, style and pattern, of the best garments $
JKJ1lfi'i
ssat r i -5iCi iB
1 JEatflB 1aa
from the best garment makers in America.
Ladies' Stylish Cloaks
...Up-to-date Kind...
From $ 7.50 to $32.00
Suits 14.00 to 25.00
m
Or
Prices to fit purse of every people.
We cater to the trade with the best and newest as- jjj
sortment of Shoes and General Dry Goods, in the coun- &
ty. Our desire is to have the privilege of showing ft
Olr
i
you our lines.
Turnure Bros.
James G. Dahlnan, "CtNkay" Hayer eT
emana. "inrw8 (he Lariat"
Mayor iias. u. UuuIidhii started his
career as a cowboy, Hnd is as presont
Mayor of Omaha, and has the follow
ing record. Sheriff oLDawes Co. Neb ,
three terms; Mayor of Chad ran, two
terms; Democratic Nat'l Committee
man, eight yeais Mayor of Omaha,
six vis, aim u iuio oandldato for
Goveinor of Nebraska, Wrltliiif to
Foley .fe Co,. Chicago, he says" "I
have takcrt Foley Kidney Pills and
thry havaglvon tn a great deal ofre
lief so I cheerfully recommend them."
yours trnlvr
(signed) .Tamks 0. Dahlman.
Sold at Dr Cook's drugstore.
WlatN'a PmlM.
The recent act of April 10th. lOOg
g-lvs to all soldiers' wldowi a nensfoB
of 119 per month, rred Maurer, the
attorney, bas all necessary blanks.
The Favorite laxative
taeatNlftht Makes the NcxtDavBrlthts
WaCwaracIf ItPecsw't
Uecauso of its extremely gentle nnd
effective action, Rexall Orderlies have
become the most popular Remedy for
Constipation'.
We are so positive that Rexall Order
lies will do all that Is claimed for
thtm that we positively guarantee to
band back the money you paid us for
them upon your mere request, If you
are not entirely satisfied.
Ilexall Orderlies are oaten iiko can
dy, are very pleasaut to the taste, do
not gripe, cause nausea, or any other
annoyance usually experienced when
ordinary cathartics are used. "
Rexull Orderlies havo a positive re
gulatltn effect upon the bowels and
tend to provide permanent relief from
coustipution and the myriad or asso
ciate ailments. Besides, they help to
overcome the necessity of the constant
use of lanatives to keep the bowels Su
normal condition
We honestly believe thero Unosimi
inr "medicine so good as Rexall Order'
lies, especially for childien, aged, or
delicate people. Tliey are p1 rebarc4 In
convenient tablet formjln three sizes
of packages. Prices, 10c, i!5o and GOc.
Why not try them at our iUk on our
guarantee?
Remember, Rexall Remedies can be
obtained in this community only nt
our siorc The Ilexall Store. The II.
E. Grlcc Drug Co., Red Cloud, Neb
H. B. Miner Duroc Jersey
dwine Sale October 14th
H. R. Miner, of Guide Rock, breeder
of thoroughbred Durou Jersey Swine,
announces his fall sale of 50 gilts and
boars to be held at the South Lumber
Yard in Guide Rock October 14. Cat
alogues nov -ready. Write for one.
i Harried
Ooober 1st 1911 at the residence of
Judge IMsou, Miss Anna llurr and
LMr. Roy Campbell. M)is A mm was
born and brought up in this county,
and is an industrious little woman who
will make a helpfvl companion for a
man on the farm. Roy moved with
his parents to this county twelve years,
ago aud has hosts of friends who wish
him much happiness in his matrimon
ial venture. He has rented the Chas
Reynolds farm north of this city,
where they will soon begin house
keeping The Chief extends congratu
lations to the newly wad.
BslaTaiaiaaaBjr
30 Horse-power Five-Passenger
Fore-Door
louring Car
This car is now ready (or demonstration. Come and t' .
To fully understand .the exceptional value of this car you rvtft l . .
compare it with what the entire market has to ofkrfcf'oiZ. Studv
th? :pcjfication,s bejow $; fto ottarTcaf wii you find.'
uchyajiis ai prcei , Wt-j machine under $1250 can you unc
up against this anditem 'for item see so much for Ce'wnqfi When,
youlitop to consider the fine thorough construction the .Kv?rlroP"
forgings-the pressed steel frame the selective transmission fitted''
F. & S. annular bearings (which the most expensive cars in the world
use) -the i 30 horse-power motor, the big wheel base, the fore-door
body with door handles and all levers inside the car, you can better
realize what an actual advanced manufacluring step this new car is
SPECIFICATIONS OF MODEL Sft
Wheel baje. 106 incTies; body, five-p.,,cnger fore-door louring; motor,
4x4 I - horsepower, 30; transmission, selective, three speeds and
reverse; F. & S. ball bearing wheels, artillery wood, 12-1 1-2 inch
spokes, 12 bolts each wheel; tires, 32 x 3 1-2 inches Q. D.
Silk Mohare Top and Brass Wind
' Shield
SI000 F. 0. B. RED CLOUD
JAMES PETERSON ;
See The Chief Office for Up-to-date job work
P
r
h
;
. . i
' TT
jL A!J
"
f
'I
il
-J
.if
A.
vl
lJT
"M
4
1
4
4 m
&MI
tf.
. Mfl
.,,y
. c$
t4
, '.
j.w.tK,
fiMi