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dates Half Soles banish tire troubles
Glen Frcy went to Omaha Tuesday.
Ent and driuk nt Powell & Pope's
Cafe. tf
C. F. Cather went to Omaha Tues
day. F. G. Turnurc went to Falls' City
Tuesday.
1 Mrs. John Potter spent Tuesday In
Hasting.
Mrs. Glen Fcarn went to Hastings
y Monday.
& State Agent 0. D. Hedge went to
f t Omaha Sunday.
G. W. Lindsey has returned from
New York City.
Bruce Frame of Blue Hill is in the
city this week.
Mrs Mary Polnicky went to Hast
ings this morning.
F. C. Buschow of Blue Hill was in
the city Wednesday.
Rev. J. D. Hammcl returned to
Courtland Saturday.
For good eye glasses and specs see
Mitehe.l The Jeweler
Miss Edith L. McKcighan spent
Saturday in Hastings.
Chas. Bessc returned home from
Imperial Friday morning.
Miss Belle Spanoglc went to Lin
coin Friday to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey have re
turned home from California.
Miss Josie Igou returned homo from
St. Louis the last of the week.
Mr. Will Kbats of Scotts Bluff was
in the city the first of the week.
Carl Davison of Superior spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jcrnbcrg.
Misses Ethel Owen and Greta Tuv
nure spent Saturday in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cummings of
Riverton were in the city Friday.
Sam Temple of Kansas City is in
the city this week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller were
down from Cowlcs Tuesday evening.
John Edwards attended the ball
game at Hastings Tuesday afternoon.
Lawrence Means and Hugh Carter
went -to Lincoln this morning to at
tend college.
Mrs.'S.-Hoskis returned to Guide
Iofck .Monday after spending Sunday
with Mrsr Arthur Drain.
Mrs. if. McDowell is visiting her
daughters, Icsdajn&Ijuifty-' and ,Da:
vis, at Axteli, im ilockJ d
Auto Owners see Gates Half ole.
Buy lit end at Powell and Popes
Do you know Gates Half Soles for
worn tieiwK
Miss Pearl Haskins went to Hast
ings Monday.
Hood meals good vcrvlce moderate
prices L'owell &. Pope's cafe.
Attorney F. J. Munday went to
Lincoln Wednesday morning.
Mr. r,nd Mrs. Miner Sherwood arc
the parents of a baby girl, born Mon
day. Don Hcaton arrived home Saturday
having been discharged from the
army.
Frank Richr.rdson of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, is visiting his wifo and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens of Hast
ings spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Gary Zeiss left the first of the week
for' California, where he will spend
several months.
E. S. Garbcr and Clare Pope at
tended the ball game at Hastings Tucs
day afternoon.
Attorney E. G. Caldwell went to
Lincoln this morning to attend the
Supreme Court.
Mrs. Wesley Throckmorton left on
Saturday for Parsons, Kansas, where
she will visit relatives.
Mi's. L. V. Pcgg went to Grafton
Saturday to visit her son-in-law, L.
B. Thomas and children.
County Treasurer Examiner C. D.
Hobinson arrived home Tuesday to
visit his wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Satttey left Tues
day for Greeley, Colorado, where they
will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zeiss left Mor.
day for St. Michael, Nebraska, where
they will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Longtin of
Alliance arc the parents of a baby
boy, Marvin Anson, born October 1st.
Rev. G. L. Sharp, of Lincoln, will
preach both morning and evening at
the Baptist church Sunday, October 19.
Miss Zclma Harmon, who has been
visiting her uncle, A. T. Holtzcn and
family, went to Belvidore this morning.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and children
went to York to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Crone, the first of the
week.
Elton Pope returned home Sunday
evening from Maryvllle, Kansas,
s brother,
,-Miu Helena Rathien and brother,
AW,avciiitlto;Cu2de Rock this morn-
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FOR SALE 1280 acres, in the St
Francis, KcnsaB, country. 1P perl
Joe Crow is in Republican City look
P ater;ine,J; $f AuW'fArVri 'which'
MWt occupy ttt.comhig1ycar..'2
Frank Hutchison came down from
ftcok Sunday" totisitf nls iincie and
aWf.MrJ'and Mrs. G. W. Hutchison.
.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Corner of Blue
Hill spent Sunday 'afternoon with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Corner.
During the week of October 27th,
a nation wide campaign will be made
for .'the purpose of raising a fund of
5,000,000 for a Theodore Roosevelt
memorial. F. J. Grice has been select
ed as chairman for Webster county.
For Sale
The McFarland rooming house, strict
ly modern and doing capacity business
J. E. UKTZ, Red Uioud, Nebr.
vbere,he had been visiting his
Gilbert, R. Beck and Miss Iva Pat-
ORPHEUM
Friday and Saturday
William Farnum
in a Wm. Fox product
ion o! another Zane
Grey romance
'The Lone
Star Ranger'
A greater love story than
!Riders of the Purple Sage
More thrilling drama than
'The Rainbow Trail',
A wonderful picturization
of the rangers of early days
A picture true to spirit and
character is shown in the
William Fox .Production
based on Zane Grey's'nov
el, 'The Lone StadRanger'.
featuring William Farnum
In his presentation of tile herofc
Ranger, atrongj, magnetic, un
' afatd, Mr. Faruujtt 1h said t'oout;
do even his , previous splendid
work ri Zahe drey'srRltlert'of
the Purple Sage' ami 'The Rnln-
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ten, both of thVs 'city, were granted ta
mnitHififrn ttjiXAek ttr Ti fl jliVn.' PattnnU. ATI
Monday.
f Wednesday Jvdgc Ranney granted
a mrffijlagc license to Ncls P. Nelson
and Miss Josephine Doose, both of
There wfll "be preaching servicesat
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday
School at ten a. m.
Mrs. G. W. Cook returned to her
home in Council B!uffs Tuesday, af-,
ter visiting with her brother, W. A.
Maynard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Molznhn return
ed to their home at Imperial Friday,
after visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Molzahn.
Mrs. Fred Clark, who was called
here on account of the illness of her
father, W. B. Campbell, returned to
Guide Rock Wednesday.
Clarence Prcttyman was down from
Alma the last of the week. He and ye
editor were comrades for eighteen
months while in the army.
W.'G. Knight of California, former
ly 6ditor of this paper and an old
settler of this county, was visiting
friends in this city this week.
Grant Turner, the popular Adams
Express agent and drayman has
purchased a new "Reo Speedwagon"
frurk to add to his equipment.
The persons owing me on account
or notes can settle the same at the
Peoples Bank or with Oscar Satttey
ROY SATTLEY
Last -Friday afternoon the Red
Cloud High School and Chester football-
teams met on the local gridiron
where the latter team was overwhelm
ingly defeated by a score of C9 to 0.
Mrs. A. A. Brindle returncdto her
home at Council Bluffs Monday after
visiting with her sisters, Mcsdames
Frank Campbell and Webb Reynolds.
FOR SALE Good quarter section of
and with good improvements, 4 mile
south of Inavale, Nehr.. on easy terms.
Write for full description. C. F. Cath
jr Red Cloud, Nebr.
Last Friday morning Chet Sheeley,
who was operating the cement mixer
for the paving gang, in some manner
got his leg into the machinery, badly
bruising the flesh of this member,'
but no bones were broken. , ;
Mrs. Cora E. Rreretnn .. oft thin
morning for Scdalia, Missouri, where1
she will look after some business 'af;
fairs. She expects to return iri'nbout
a week and spend the winter ' here
with her mother, Mrs. C. 'R'Besse,
Mrs. Bertha Gulliford returned to,
her home at St. Paul, Nebrask1 on,
Friday. She accompanied the remains'
of her sister in law, Mrs. Glen Beri?
son, to this city, where interment was
matin (n tlin flltlt wkmAJi... lf. Dah?
MMUU it frl.U VIVJT fcLlllbKI jr.. mis, ajvii-
son' was formerly Mis Nellie Gulli
ford and' she was killed by her bus-
Wjlliam Farnum at the Orpheurn
theatre Friday and Saturday, iuflLW
William Fox production, "The 1one
Star Hunger" a dramatization of tfcc
novel of that name by Zane Grey,
author of "Riders of the Purple Sage"
and "The Rainbow Trail" in pictur
ization of which Mr. Farnum has ap
peared with such marked success.
"The Lone Star Ranger" is a stir
ring talc of the exploits of a member
of the Texas Rnngcrs, who, single
handed, breaks up the stronghold of
a band of cattle rustlers-.
The scenic effects that frame tho
dramatic action of this story were
photographed in picturesque mountain
fastnesses and or. the desert.
September Weather Report
Temperature: Mean 75 deg., maxL
mum 10.1 deg. on Oth., minimum 4.1 deg.
on 22nd.
Precipitation: Total 8 41 inches.
dumber of days Clear 'JO, partly
cloudy .1, cloudy 7
Prevailing wind Direction S W 8
days.
Rainfall since Jan. 1, SS.fiS iuches.
Chas. S Ludlow, Observer.
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Farm Bureau Notes
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
On account of rain Mr. Newton W.
Gains" was unable to fill his dates of
September 17 to 19, but he will be
back on October 14 to 16, and tho fol
lowing schedule is made out: Tues
day night, Oct. 14, at Square Deal
school house, Dist. No. 36, at 8:30
o'clock; Wednesday, Oct. 15, Highland
Dist. No. 40, 8:30 o'clock; Thursday,
Oct. 16, Indian Creek school house,
Dist. No. 14, 8:30 o'clock. It is a real
treat to hear Mr. Gains lecture. Try
and come out to these meetings.
HIGH SCHOOL DATES
Mr. Gains is an ex-school man and
is very much interested in school
work. His High School dates 'arc as
follows: Wednesday, October 14th,
Guide Rock at 1:20 o'clock; Eckley at
3:30 o'clock; Thursday, October -15th,
Bladen at 1:20 o'clock; Blue Hill at
3:30 o'clock; Friday, Oct. 16, Cowlcs
at 1:20; Inavale at 3:30. '
SCRUB SIRES f
v October 1, 1919 may not seem
markedly different from any- rthcr
days, but to America's live stock In
dustry it is a day of days, for it in
augurates the Federal and State on
slaught against scrub slrps.By .the.
time the ' earth completes anotherftcy-
cle the nondescript mongrel jmgl&s of
Vie DreeuinK wonu win uc uuuuw
onVohfop' journej toflblivlftn. i
l. fanned that ere Oct. 1. 1919 has
manjranniyersaries ihe fft c. to ,
inferibf herd' Headers' anflecksJeadV
ers wiU be complete and that the
United States will be scrub' fee.
' ' HENRY R. FAUSCH,
' v County Agricultural Agent.
Professional Enemies of Crocodile.
T;liere are men whose business It U
to witch crocodiles and who earn their
living by that means. And. whenever
n human lining has fallen a victim a
professional crocodile catcher Is aked
to help to destroy the murderer,", and a
large reward offered him. The ma
Jorlty of natives will not Interfere with
the reptiles, or take any part In their
capture, probably fearing If they do
anything of the kind they themselves
may (some time or other suffer for It
by being attacked by a crocodile.
Balancing Trade.
Where one country exports exten
sively to another and buys nothing
from ft the checks and drnfts given In
payment do not balance and It be
comes necessary to ship gold or other
wise readjust accounts. This Is ex
pensive and makes It necessary to pay
a premium In exchange. This pre
mium Is virtually an addition to prices
paid. When It becomes too'hjgh pur
chases wlU be made In other Markets.
Thus will trade be lost, unless It li
balanced".' ' ' "
You'll Like ir?
this soothintr. heal
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vou'll find that it will
give almost instant re
lief to severe coughs,
colds and all irritations
of the bron
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tive remedy, comprising
the well known medicinal
nntoartlca of White Pino. Wi)J
Chcrrv.-Rtlmnf Oilud Ruili. Blood
ftaol-Glveerina. Mtnthrl and Koca-
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k roinaUc.forai. Tha formula it tima
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the: store of quality
McFarland Building
HASTINGS
Seems to Be General Opinion.
"Tell mo .what company you keep,
and I will tell you what you are," Is a
proverb that Is found In similar form
among the French, Spanish, Italians,
putch, and others. Anything so widely
accepted must be true.
The jury in the case of Kent vs Red
Cloud brought In a verdict of $.100 dam
ages for the plaintiff.
On Sunday evening some auto
speed demon ran into the marker on
Fourth Avenue and Webster street
and demolished, the same. Supt. Brad
ford erected a new one in its, place.
ThmiKlAT HOME EXPECT YOU
I nt r ulus To tell em all about
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good as ever. Your money back if you tHinlc you
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