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National Bank, on any other bank, unless the bank
furnishes a bond for twice the amount deposited.
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make an investigation of any National Bank and learn
all about its Resources. But still the Government de
mands a guarantee for its depositswhy shouldn't YOU
have protection.
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State Guaranty Law no matter what happens.
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Mrs. Natkins
Wins Auto
I. 0. 0. F. Hall
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Is Dedicated
-The ChlCf automobile contest closed
' promptly at. (1 p. ui., Saturday, mid as
noon us. the closing hour( arrived the
judge who' hud been "appointed to
nrnke the final count took the ballot
box to the Webster County HhuU
where the Uual count was made. It
'took an hour to canxas the votes after
which the committees handed iu the
following report;
The committee's report made Mrs. L.
11. Matltius the owner of the Ford five
paisenger automobile; Miss Gertie
Cartwrlght the owner of the diamond
ring, and Miss Gertrude Coon the owner
of the gold watch. Miss Maude Hayes
came iu for fourth place.
The contest Was a success from the
standpoint of new subscriptions. The
Chief now has a list of subscribers
that we ate proud of, and one that will
' stand examination by our advertisers.
' The paper is more valuable to our
advertisers than ever before on account
of the many new names we added dur
ing the contest.'
The best of feelings prevailed
through the contest between all of the
contestants. It was rather a quiet
contest until the last few weeks, but
as the closing date drew nigh the con
testants took renewed interest and
worked hard and made a good allowing
at the wind up.
As there was aoinauy new subscript
ions turned in on the last day of the
contest It will be impossible to get
papers to all of them this week oiviug
to the fact that we will not have ready
print enough to print the required
number. This, however, will be reme
died by uext week and we will have
aU of the names ou our list by that
time so the new subscribers will get
their papers.
Iu adding a large list of names it is
an easy matter to overlook a few, but
if auyoue .who subscribed for the Chief
or Nebraska Farmer during the con
test fall to get their paper wlthlu a
couple of weeks please let us know as
it is not our intention to miss auyone.
The Chief, us well as the manage
ment of the Nebraska Farmer, wishes
to thank ull who took part iu this con
test, and who made it a success. We
hope the new readers of both papers
will enjoy the papers for the length of
time for which they subscribed, and
that when the time expires they will
become ho attached to the papers that
,they wil wish to reuew.
Firecrackers.
i
ilp order to prevent accident ami in
Jury on July 4, 1013, the city council
passed a resolution prohibiting the use
of firecrackers on 4th avenue between
Seward and Elm Street aud on Web
ster street between 3rd and Sth avenue
on said date. This rule will be strlck-
Jf enforced.
p. KvSaundm, Mayor
Three automobile loid of Odd Fel
lows left here last Friday noon for
liliiden where they participated in yjhe
dedication services of the' new I. 0. 0.
F., hall at that f luce, ttluden lodge
of Odd Fellows have just completed
the election of this new hall and opera
house, It being a handsome two-story
brick structure, and they now possess
oae.of the best, if not the best, lodge
room to be fouud in this part of the
country.
Bladen Lodge of I. O O F., was in
stituted seven years ago by Past
Grand Master Paul Storey of this city,
aud that it is in a prosperous condition
is plainly evident.
A parade which was taken part In
by about 400 Odd Fellows and Rebek
ahs was the opening feature of .the
services, after which the following pro
gram was .observed: Paul Storey of
this city eild Hon. F. P. Corrlck of
Lincoln, presiding.
AFTEHNOON PROGRAM
P. M. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
meet at Hall
Street Parade
Publio Dedication
Open Meeting in Opera House
in charge of Rebekah s, to be
addressed by Hon. F. P. Cor
rlck of Lincoln
Hall Game at Fair Ground.
Upland vs liladen
Odd Fellows Convention in
Lodge Uoom, which Includes a
School of Instruction for all
Third Degree Odd Fellows
liauquet Hall opens lu base
ment Odd Fellows building
KVKN1NO PHOOIUM
5:30 to 0:30 Banquet in Basement
Free Moving Pictures in
Opera House
Odd Fellows "Good of the
Order" Meeting iu Lodge
Room
Concert and Entertainment,
following numbers:
Piano Duet, Fern aud Beulah Whelan
Recitation Olllo Munson
Soug Opal Deuton
Recitation..' Isla G rands taff
Piano Duet Violet Davis, Opal Denton
Voual Solo ..Paul Munson
Address Hon F. P. Corrlck
Sougf,....McMlamc Hcunett aud Ilogatu
Heading '-The Debating Society"
Chus. Bulderston
Plauo Duet. ...Misses May Denton and
Olllo Muusou
Fancy Drill Rebekah Ladies
l,lay..,."A First Class Hotel"....oue aot
1:30
3:00
2:30
4:00
4:00
4:30
5:30
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8:00 to 9:00
0:30
Think You
Miss Gertie Cartwrlght wishes to
thank her many friends for the kind
nets and assistance rendered her dur
ing the Chief Antomoblle Contest.
The Rebekah lodge will bold a dis
trict meeting in Guide Rock Friday,
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-:- One of the Largest Air Ships in America
Will fly at the Big Celebration at Red Cloud, July 4th. A big
free attraction that is worth coming miles to see. Don't miss it.
PROGRAMME
For-Red Claud's Big Celebration To Be Held July 4th
9:30
a. m.
1 0:30 a. m.
1 1 :00 a. m.
1 2:00 m.
2:00 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
3:00 p, m.
5:00 p. m,
7:00 p. m
8:3o p. m.
Opening Concert by Red Cloud Band and Grand
. Free Open Air Performance by the famous Harrison
Troupe of Cyclists.
Grand Free Aeroplane Flight by the Celebrated
Aviator, Alvin K. Longren, weather conditions per
mitting. Exercises at School House Park. Address by Governor
John H. Morehead. Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Basket Dinner at School House Park, Court House
Park, or on Any Lawn or Yard in Red Cloud.
rana rreevpen ir rerrormance bv me La Moure
Bros, of Minneapolis, Minn. Troupe of Acrobats and
Trapeze Performers. -
Parade to Ball Grounds Headed by Red Cloud Band.
Programme at Ball Park. Free Ball Game, Blue Hill
vs. Red Cloud.
RUNNING RACE
' 100 Yard Dash $10.00 lit. $5.00 2nd
SO Yard Dash $7.50 1st. $2.50 2nd.
Fat Man's Race $5.00 1st. - $2.00 2nd.
Boy'f Race, under 15 yn. $3.00 1st. $2.00 2nd.
Sack Race $2.00 1st. $1.00 2nd.
Free Open Air Performance at Exhibition Stand on Main
Street by the Harrison Troupe of Cyclists.
Free Aeroplane Flight by Aviator Longren.
Grandest Street Carnival and Electrical Illumination
Ever Seen in Southern Nebraska. Open Air Per
formance by La Moure Bros. Troupe of Acrobats and
the Famous Harrison Troupe in Fancy and Acrobatic
Bicycle Riding. Big Concert by Red Cloud's Famous
Band, i The Main Street Wll be Illuminated by Over
1200 Electric Colored Bulbs,
Precedent is the alow consumption
tlmt eats into the vitals of progress
It throttles ambition and makes
drones of people who would and
could "make good."
Yearn ago folks said, "competition1
is the life of trade." Fiddlesticks!
Ideas' arc the lire of trade. Good
ideas, well carried out, are the,
back bone of all successful business!
The locomotive that palls the
"Pennsylvania Special" from New
York to Chicago in 18 hours once
lived as n big Idea in the brain of'
Stevenson.
When wo started In the jowelrjr
bushier vvc had a little money and
it big idea. The Idea was to impress
on you that we ant selling the very
best in Jewelry at reasonable
prices.
And judging from the splendid
growth of the business you have
triud it out uild found it true.
jStill they are a few sceptics a
few 'Show me" folks. To these we
sny ouo" little yisit one small pur
chase will convince you 'that we
have the best goods lit tlio right
price. Try it and prove it.
1'orlihps yon lire thinking of
innkhigag!ft.''1r so, h'erc's your
chance to save money. Oemn,
jewelry, cut glass, watches und
novelties, silverware an urmy of
burgains lire camped iu our store
Supphse you come in and look
them over toduy while the best
are still "on deck." You will be
glud you oame.
F. H. NEWHOUSE
Seiliji AjMt fer
Sauth Ban
WatehM,
14 Cimd, Nakr.
A Six O'clock
Wtddinf
Glenn F. Walker and Miss (Clara
Murgess were united iu marriage last
evening at 0 o'clock at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Iiurgess. The ceremony was oer
forcned by Rev. E. X. Tompkins iu the
presence of their Immediate relatives
and a few close friends. Mr. Henry
I'bares of this city acted as grooms
man and Miss Carrie Shute of Man
hattan, Kansas, "acted as bridesmaid.
The bride is one of Red Cloud's best,
and the past term creditably filled the
position as teacher in the eighth grade
of our public schools. 'She is an
accomplished young lady and has for
her friends all who know her. The
groom is a Webster county product,
and also among the city's best, and
is manager of the Red Cloud Auto Co.
Thev left lsst night fur Denver,
Colo., on h short honeymoon, and on
their return to this city will go to
housekeeping; in the home recently
vacated by Dr. T. A. Trumble, which
the groom has completely furnished
for his bride's reception.
To Mr. and .Mrs. Glenn F. Walker
tile Chief extends congratulations uud
joins with their many friends iu wish-,
ing thorn a long and happy life.
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Wo wish to thank all the people
ivhn iiHKlntml li a In tlia Inst anil rltaa
our belored husband and father, Mr.
j. k. Morse. Anu also for the mok
beautiful floral offerings so generously
bestowed.
Mrs. J, R. Morse
Mrs. O. Dt!s
Mrs. C. Berrey
Mrs. B. Bettnetk
Mr, Borrlce'MoVs
' Mr. Arthur' More
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