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BSD CLOUD, NEBRASKA. DECEMBER 'JO, 1912.
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BE ON THE SAFE SIDE
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! It ia trua that you ara not likely to lose your JJ
savings if deposited in any food bank but you ft
J? ara ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN NOT to loae them $
a- whan you dapoait where you hava tha additional ffi
& protection of tha State Guaranty Law. Such $
i4 protection is offered you here. JJ
w It la surely "good business" to dapoait where jL
city pulpits are ma follows: -Rev.
'liayne, Congregational; Rev. Rose,
Christian; Itev. Tompkins, Methodist;
awakes from a troubled dream she has
wakened to see life's endless morn-
In break and knows herself at home
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Father Fltztfernlil. Catholic: Rev. w"h alWhn fast throng of loved ones
Cole, Baptist; Rev. Bates, Episcopal; nlcd from eaith, about her. Her
Rev. Waffotier. Drethrcn; Rev. Nau, ' unm instinct were strong here In tins
Lutheran.
In Memoriin.
J you get absolutely guaranteed protection, in pref- jjj
JJ- erence to placing money in a bank that guaran- jfj
i taaa nouung.
$ The Sute Guaranty Law is behind every dollar de-
iti potited in um bank, and when you open an account here,
iff you are ON THE SAFE SIDE.
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Her Churches
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thamselves June IB, "1870 anddedleated
their church. In 1884.. This church la
fitted up with abaptUtrvaiidarAllerv
$nd la qutta oonfortable and jwa.ll ar
anaedN. Via membership haa never
f UaaH VaVaWB ta. m J M iLdl Alltau
Rellslon iBa Mfloatlon hava fW iJfigSjEtffan bwtthe JwiWty of . tha.
hand In handiti. ttst.0SW.P chwoli, ha neKar banned on
clvlllaaU5n Frtfti"Wg,?thl aaceant. The enrolliMUt- la ia
iBnuenchaveoWa4tha.arar-0reB,nBn(j,t ,8 bnt E qpMu0n of
of our rapid devakpnwl 'W 'tima until they wlll'liave to erect a
already devoted an artlola to the Bed arge buUding.
Cloud public BCboola ana remui, In ,894 tbere were
i..ti.1.n.'tn tmieh brleUV OD M
churches of. our city. In any pioneer
settlement the tendenoy of mankind Is
to enjoy the freedom, the expanse, of
the great unknown miles that are be
fore. Liberty Is unrestrained, un
checked, so. with the eoming of a few
Bore settlers, the settlement sees the
wisdom of establishing soma restrain
tag Influence. The church affords thla
restraint. It does not check real
liberty bat glvea that word a wider
deeper meaning.
Shortlyafur tha aHleaint here
gave proaalaa ofbatnf maBeftt
tame rellaiona as-ating. ra held.
lntharinaoft875 thB. Thos,
inah .. Coor4atlonat sinister ar
.ImA mmA nroasntly began to hold
Unrm on thi Sabbath day. Whan
aver ha eoalA -gii aaoagh people ha
would hold aarvlaaa. Foraeveral years
tha oharch easbraeed tha enUw county
butlnHWalmlhMBg was areetad la
thli city and it bajraa to ba known aa
tha Bad Cloud "church. Later on an
. addition waa bnllt on the westand atlll
later a room waa added on the east.
The congrafaflonallsta now have a
comfortable church. U la well seated
and wall lighted. The church also
owns a good aizad parsonage ia the
northwest portion of the city.
In 1875 tha Catholics began to hold
aaaaUnga in private housea and oon
.Mauedtodoaonntil 1884 when they
2Mutlt a brick ehureh In thesouth part
i-of town. Thr membership constant-i'-Jy4Bcreased
and Ave years ago they
were forced to aeek new quarters. The
old church was abandoned and they
built a handsome modern church edi
fice on Fourth aveuue. This Is the
most Imposing church In the city and
1h equipped with an elegaut pulpit.
Th Interior decorations are of the
be&t aud that deuomlnutlon now bus a
splendid church home.
The Methodist Episcopal church
dato-i its organization 1878. They
built nud dedicated their .llist church
in 1882. Tills served to Hcoommodiite
them for a numbor of years but with
the urovvth of membership proved to
be too small aud they erected a hand
some building on the same spot where
the old church was located. It is built
of cemeut concrete bloclis, is comfort
ably arranged, with plenty of side
rooms for Sumloy School purposes
The auditorium Is seated with opera
chairs on an elevated floor. Three
twelve members
of tho Church of the Brethern, com
monly called Dunkards, who lived on
Ash creek They held their first meet
ings In the Wagoner school house and
at the Mill school house. In 1898 a
church waa built on Ash creek. Con
versions and immigrations increased
the membership so greatly that in the
year 1902 a building waa erected in
thia city. This organization separated
itself from the Ash creek, churoband
baa constantly held aervibeaevefajnoe.
One distinguishing feature of the
Brethren ehuroh ia thatJlhey, have in
their mabershlpelevei;aautM.'Theae
people iMflfMrowB eervloes 'and at
prestttjar jaoob Long, preaches to
them a'id-eonduota a atnte "Hunday
school.. ' ' r
The Lutherans had a church building
several yeere ago but their BMBsber
ahlp lost epnilderably by removals
and they Snally abandoned their or
ganisation. However' of late years
they are increasing in number and are
at preaent holding eervloes in the Bpla
copal churob.
Three years ago. the Christian
ISolentista began holding meetinga at
tne noma oi Mrs. ueorge uoiuster ana
these meetings have been regularly
held since that time but.thu-e la no or
ganisation of that denomination aa
yet.
The history of the Christian church
is intimately associated with Mrs. Sara
Mick, familiarly kuowu as grandma
Mick. It was due to her efforts than
an evangelist of that denomination
came to Red Cloud in 188G. At this
time an organizitiou whs formed.
Three rears later the Dt-eseut church
edifice was erected and the church en- J
tered a larger Held of usefulness. The
building is one of the larger structures
and will probably hold as mmiy people
as any church in the city.
About twenty years ago the Epis
copalians decided to own a building of
their own aud the present structure
was erected. This church tho not aa
large as so mo of the others is well ar
ranged aud within a real home like
effect Is produced.
In any and all of these churches the
gonerul public lias u cordial welcome.
They will all give you a cheery wel
come and will do their best to make,
you feel ut home. There is the very
liestot reeling existing between tue
Died, at her homo north of town,
Mrs. Anna Harris, aped 'JO years and
8 months.
Seldom has It beeu our duty to record
so sudden a death. A dark gloom
spread over the whol community 1
when it waa whispered one to another
Tuesday tnorniug that "Anna waa
gone."
She was of an affectionate disposi
tion, bright aud winuing rn her ways,
so t'hat.friendehip's circle waa to her
a large one. Indeed, it may be aaid of
her, that 'none knew her but to love
Only a few years ago she waa mar
ried to Ted Harris, of thla place .whom
ahe, leaves to moorn her Iota. -
,Mrs., Harris' alckneta waa of but
brief duration. Seemingly with us
today, active in life's round of -.duty
and .Jove, but gone tomorrow.
Mere snemarnea aua ueipea to es
tablish a home of her own. .Here her
busy life was spent, her battles fought,
herfalthful service rendered tqthe
.world. In this dearest of plaoesjto
her shn lies down at length to sleep
and rest.. Beautifully appropriate'
Bach h resting place, where her kindred
sleep and where a few of her lifelong'
friends remain to gather 'about the
dear form with holiest tears of bereave
ment, to lay her away tenderly in the
narrow house with its outtiins of fade
less green.
To ber the straggle Htid burden
bearing of earth are. ended,
confidently trust that like one
fevered World of disappointment. Her
attention for friends and kindred was
tender and abiding.
Among us all she ranked always as
a woman of culture, lelluement, sym
pathy, n kind neighbor, and a true
frieiid, and with h11 a woman of
heroic mould In bravely meeting the
steri requirements nud often disap
pointments of Ufa.
The funeral services were held today
at the Christian church, conducted by
the Pastor, Rev. Kose Besides the
husband she leavea two 'brothers and
one sister to mourn her loss
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Barlinftoa to Abolisk Cap
In a short time, possibly in a few ;
days, the common drinking oap in the
Burlington depots and on Burlington
trains,, will have been abolished, la
Nebraska, lu fact on all of the lines
west. Actiou of this sort has already
bean takeu on the lines east, a result
of a recent order issued by the secre
tary (of tha treasury. The order will
become effective ou the Hues west just
as soon as a supply of sanitary drink
tug, cups can be placed in the hands
of the HgentBof the road for sale
Becently the Burlington In Nebraska'
haaurnlshsd to the .state board (if
beaHn, department, a statement snow
ihgfle.aOurceHof ice and water sup
ply for drjuking purposes in its depots
and on Its trains in Nebraska. State
boards of several states have been very,
active along thin line aud the company
has been complying with requests.
The effort, to prevent the use of bac
teria laden drinking water is re-
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and we sponsible for these requests. Friday's
who ' Hastings Tribune.
e Holiday Spirit
Says "Give Jewelry"
Nothing else that comes within the range of gift-giving so
universally pleases.
Nothing else is so generally given nothing else so com
pletely voices the.gpirit of Chrigtmit. '
Of course there are many sorts of Jewelry displays. Some
are more comprehensive than others, Some show
greater taste in designing than others.. Some are
more "Chifjlttmassy" than others. ,
We are not goihfljyto make any corapariwns sxcept to say
thatweireally rwUevejthatyoU givers f gifts will
find more of the real spirit of the season evidenced
in OUR this year's display than you will find
within many miles of this store. ;
Giving Jewelry doesn't mean, that there s a lot of money
to pay.tfither not necessar4y.i .
In fact there aJ any number c articles here thai you can
owiif6t)iManadoilarft,:': -
dui wnai we want, to panicuiany empnasiae nere is mac
you can't have a want at this time, but.w.e ,,meet it
', with the precise articleyoudesire at fts lowest price
You can understand just what we mean, if you call.
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various churches and the spirit of .har
mony predominates. On most uues-
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modern parsonage- beside the church harmonious ucuord aud they uru all
which Is the best appointed parsonage j endeuvoring to uplift Immunity
in tho olty. make our community better,
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