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Everett Stroup spent Friday in
Hastings.
F. V Cowden spent Wednesday in
Guide Rock.
Mrs. J. E. Butler spent Saturday
in Hustings.
Wm. Pegg went to Grafton Monday
to visit relatives.
IT., i th great oug tonic, "Moro Egg'
Mild by (' Li. Outline.
M V. A. Hildebrnndt went to
i . '"i ' iy morning to visit rola-
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RED CLOUD, NEB
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' Saturday fa- St. -Valentines Day.
V Fred Phares" spent Friday ir. -Guide
'Rock.- -
" R. C. Burch was down from Inavale
Thursday!
CJUsed cars for sale. Frame & Smith
Bros. Co
A. A. Schaal spent Saturday in
Guide Rock,
Mrs. Andrew Saladon spent Thurs
day in Hastings.
Father Fitzgerald held service nt
Superior Sunday.
The County Commissioners will
inect next Thursday.
County Agent Henry Fnusch spent
Monday in Blue Hil.
Frank Delahoy spent Tuesday with
his mother in Blue Hill.
Jas. Peterson went to Omaha Mon
day to attend to some business.
Merrill Egglcston of Blue Hill spent
Sunday with the Chas. Troutman fam
ily. -Lsftdoitf " Johnson returned from
Hastings Saturday where he spent a
few days.
Morris Ashby and family of Cas
per, Wyoming, spent Saturday with
Mrs. H. It. Childress.
Fox & Caldwell are busy painting
the window frames at the Bcssc Aud
itorium and sale pavilion.
Dr. Hnhn of Hastings was in the
citv Tuesday attending the annual
meeting of the Big Chief Oil & Gas
Co.
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Admininn 25c and 50c
Dennis Manley spent Friday in .Su
perior. ... ,.
iEat and drink fcP6well A.Pope'a
Cafe. ' tf
Ernest Moranville spent Thursday in
Guide Rock.
: J Henry Diederich spent Wednesday
in" Hastings. f
'Mrs. Lydia Hoffman" spent Satur
day in Hastings.
County Agent Henry Fausch spent
Tuesday in Cowles.
Mr. and Mrs? Frank Ellinger spent
Saturday in Hastings.
Good moals good service moderate
prices Powell & Pope'&cafe
Mrs. I. O. Walker went to Guide
Rock Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Wert Stevens spent Tuesday
with her sister at Blue Hill.
E. E. Burr of Guide Rock spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
J. A. Bradford and Fred Fcarn were
in Riverton the first of the week.
Robert Pope is home from Denver
where ho spent the past few months.
Mrs. Mary McClellan and Mrs.
Chart. Perry spent Saturday in Hast
ings. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters moved on
to the John Merrill farm south of town
Saturday.
Dr. Hearst was called to Horton,
Kansas, Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his sister.
Ernest Moranville went to Ileming
ford Monday to visit his brother, Dr,
C. F. Moranville.
Mrs. Bernard McNcny and daugh
ter, Helen, spent the weekend with
relatives in Inuvale.
Mrs. Grant Turner was called to
Blue Hill Tuesday on account of the
sickness of her father.
Judge Dilsworth of Holdredgc is
holding a special term of district
court in the city today.
Russell Summers, messenger hoy at
the depot, is back to work after being
sick for a couple of weeks.
W. H. Roberts left Friday morning
for Scribner, where he has accepted a
position as miller at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bradbrook ar
rived in the city Monday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Mike Finkcnbinder.
Miss Mabel Bailey returned home
from Cowles Friday evening after
! spending a few days with relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Garber returned homo
Tuesday evening from Fullcrton where
she had been visiting her son, Roy and
wife. -
Rev. Harper and daughter, Grace,
!eft Tuesday morning for Riverton,
whore they will make their home for
a while.
Mrs. Al Holverson returned home
Tuesday from Blue Hill where she had
beer, helping care for her parents,
who have been sick.
Bert Dickey, who is hrakemah on
(53 and 61, was called to his home at
Oxford Friday evening on account of
his wifo and children being sick with
the flU. "
Col. B, J. Newlon, who is closing
out the J. L. Whnley ntoro at Guide
Rock was in the city Tuesday morn
ing nijd mndo arrangements with the
Chiof to handle the advertising mat
ter for the big closing out salo of the
Waldo general store nt Inavale. Mr.
Newlon is a firm believer in advqrtis
ing nnd says that, printer's ink does
the business.
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Mi". C. II. Miner nnd daughter,
Mrs. Robert Roihcr spent Monday in
Hastings.
Buy llreeul nt Powell nnd Popes.
Uhcd cars for silo. Frame A Smith
Bros. Co.
A large number of our citizens arc
on the sick list and haven't any whis
key in the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bell returned
home Saturday from Oklahoma, whoic
they had been visiting.
W. G. Hamilton returned home from
Omaha Friday after attending the
Clothiers' state convention.
Chns. Swartz wont to Superior on
Wednesday morning to look after
the Peterson Implement store.
Frank Peterson has a crew of men
busy remodeling his ice plant and
getting it in shape for the season.
Mr. Patterson, the oil promoter, was
in the city Tuesday attending the an
nual meeting of the Big Chief Oil &
Gas Co.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Miss
Clara Andrus, at the home of Geo.
Perry next Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
E. J. Miller, general car inspector,
of Lincoln, spent Tuesday in Red
Cloud looking after the car situation
in the local yards. -
Fred Arnold was down from Ina
vale Saturday and had us print some
saje bills for Arnold Bros, public sale,
and likewise the ad appears in. all lo
cal papers. " ,v ' "
The, Annual Meeting of the tiig
Chief Oil & Gas Co. was held in -the
city Tuesday afternoon, and the pres
ent officers were re-elected for the
ensuing year. . .--
Mrs. Chris Zeiss and Mrs. 'tew'.Hdn-
son and son, Alvin, were called to Col
orado Springs Friday morning ori ad
count of the serious illness of Henry
.Hanson. ' , ' '
The following shipped stock Sun
day: Wm. Crabill, one car of hogs to
St. Joe; D. B. Stunkard, one car of
cattle and Cook & Kellett, one car
of cattle to Kansas City'
Harry Thompson, third trick oper
ator at the depot, is laying off on ac
count of the sickness of himself and
family. Owing to the scarcity of oper
ators, Mr. Bush is taking his place
ADVERTISE CANDY: Men-Women.
Earn-$30 weekly. Experience unneces
sary. Wo start you in the candy busi
ness, at home, small room, or any
where. Everything furnished. Grand
opportunity. Write for particulars.
CANDYMAKING HOUSE. 5 South
18th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
The FoM Runabout is a Runabout in reality a regular business
messenger, solving the question of economical and quick transporta
tion. The Contractor, Builder, Traveling Salesman, Collector;1
Solicitor, all find the Ford Runabout the most convenient as well as
.the most economical among motor cars. Low in purchase price;
cost of operation, and low in cost of maintenance. Durable in
service, and useful every day in the year. We solicit your order for
one or more. We ask your patronage in the repair of your car;
assuring you of genuine Ford Parts, skilled workmen, reasonable
prices. We know we can satisfy your wants of motor accessories.
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.SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Rcdj.Cloud, Nebraska.
"" February 2," 1920.
Board met in regular session wun
all .members present and Dr. Hjoxscy
in' 'the chair The minutes of. the'pre-
vious meeting were read and a'pprovcd
after which tlie following bills "were
allowed: ,
Geo. Trine $115.81
Hansen Laundry
C. J. Popp
Remington Typewriter Co,
Ginn & Co.
Gregg Publishing Co
D. Russell
7.24
1.50
110.00
15.31
Selden, Kansas. Lands
Glycerine Mixture for Gas
on Stomach
.Simple glycrlno, buckthorn bnrk,
te.,n; mlxod in Adlpr-I.ka relieves
ANY CASE gns on stoiunch or sour
stonitich. It nets on both upper and
lower bowel and removes nil foul mat
ter wnien poisoned stomnoh. Often
CUKES ifonstlpntinn. Prevents tippen.
dlollln. The INSTANT pleasnntae.tion
of Adler-I-Ua surprises both doctors
nnd patients. One man who suffered
five years from indigestion and oonsti.
pation wns helped by ONE dose. C. L.
Cotttngrf druggist.
bo paid for out of the proceeds of
commencement exercises and if :my
deficit, the Board to be responsible
for same.
By agreement it was decided to al
low the Seniors one day off for Sneak
Day, the other classes not to bo al
lowed this privilege and in case any
class or members of any class take it
McMAHON & VANCLEAVE
Real Estate Firm
Wilsonvillo, Nebraska.
480 acres, 320 acres in cultivation,
balance pasture, 4 room house, base
ment, barn, granary, henhouse and oth
cr improvements. Farm" all fenced. -1C
acres of alfalfa !and, 270 acres of
wheat goes to purchaser, 8 miles from
town, Vi mile to school. Possession
March 1, 1920. Price $55.00 per acre,
Will carry back $9,000 at 6 per cent.
We have several other good propo
sitions that we can give possession
March 1st and it will pay you to sec
us before buying. All prices subject to
change without notice.
.FARM LOANS
I am ready to make you a farm
loan in any nmount and at the low
est rate of interest.
It is a well known and conceded
fact that I can get you a loan with
absolutely no delay for inspection or
otherwise All that is required is
an abstract of title and your money ia
ready for you. Office opposite the E.
G. Caldwell law office.
J. H. BAILEY.
The FOLKS AT home expect you
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LADIES' IIME MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
Below we 'give-'a brief description of a few of our choice bargains in
farm;! and ranches. All these farms arc underlaid with an abundance-of
sheet water, which 'is "of the best quality, pure, clear and free- from alkalL
The soil is a rich b'.uck loam, as productive as the Nile Valley. We have
no haixlpan, no rocks nor stumps to harrass the farmer in tilling the soiL
. Our climate' is healthful. The air is pure, the nights aro coot in sum
mer, inosf of tMc winters arc open and mild, wo have mote days of sunshine
in this bection limn in any other spot in the United States.
'",iVThc whcuY's'bwn on m?ny of these farms' will, if the yield is good, and
the prospectH-nevrr looked better, pay for the land.
'If in-the -market for land you can't afford to neglect to investigate tirs
, propositions we have to offer. Wo hnvc resided in this territory for over
7.03 ( twenty years nnd when you deal with us you deal with an old reliable firm.
10.00 Agents will find us on the square and willing to cooperate in helping; them
Board decided to rent through Miss'pcii to theit clients and will find our commissions and our business methods
Fry caps and owns for the gradunt- satisfactory. Wo policit their business.
ing class and that it be made compul-j Ko r)03o0 A,voit wp11 jm,r0vcd, 8 miles from town, 70 acres In wheat,
sory that the members or the class 1G() aciM ,,. K,.nt,s s.j.001 modernihouse, barn COxtO new; all outbuilding
wear same. This expense, togetliei now. ,0oo-bunlicl granary. Price ?50 per acre. Buildings on this farm. cost
with all other incidental expr.ses, to ojoooo.
I No. CO. v2lC acre.?. I mile of town, 5-room house, 170 acres of plow land,
all in wheat, 1-3 of crop delivered nt the elevator goes with the placej One
I mile of high .school. Pi ice $15 per acre.
I No. 70. 320 acres, 1 ! miles of town, 7 room house, granary. Farm all
fenced. 21C acres in wheat, 1-3 of crop delivered at the elevator goes with the
land. Price !;C0 per acre. One-half may be carried on the land at G per cent
1 interest.
I No. 80 180 acres, IVj miles of town. 350 acres in wheat, 1-3 delivered.
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upon themselves to violate this rule all smooth, line land, all fenced, live room house. -I'l'lco !ou per acre, one-
they are to receive zero in deportment' third of purchase price may be carried on land at G per cent interest. t
and will therefore have to take every l(. 90320 acres, VA miles to town, 280 ncres ir. wheat, all goes with
final examination. place, nice smooth land. Price $15 per acre. Good terms on part at d per cent
" On motion it was decided to do away interest. . $;
with class oralions, having a lecturer N() nr,a20 acres, 7 miles from town, all smooth, 250 acres In vn.cnt, Ys
ac tno commencement exercises. inc-iro ...:th i.m,i ,.. c.in i)0l. acre. 'i N
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No. 40320 ncrt'x, 2 miles from town, nice lying land, 280 acres un wheat,
Vi of which goes with place. Price 45 per acre. Good terms.
No. 30200 acres, 4' miles from town, good 5-room house, good barn,
90 acres wheat, 40 aces fenced hog tight, 40 acres first bottom'nlfalfa land,
running water. Pi ice $11,500.
No. 20 lfiy acies, 100 acres in wheat, 1-3 goes with place. All smooth,
fenced, well. Price $35 per acre. Good terms.
No. 10100 acres, 7', miles from town, 100 acres in wheat, Vi goes with
the farm. Pi ice $35 per acre, ' cash, balance at 7 per cent.
No. 5 400 acres, 6 miles county scat, 310 acres in cultivation, rented,
crop goes with place. Price $30 per acre.
No. 2 1G0 i.cres, 5 miles to town, all in wheat, 1-3 of which goes witli
p'.ace, all smooth land. Price $35 per acre.
No. 1160 acres, adjoining townsitc, good 10-room house, 100 acres la
wheat, 1-3 goes with land. Price $85 per acre. Will carry U- at six per cent.
A 180 acres, all level, improved, 4 miles from town, 300 acres in cul-
tivalion and in wheat, 1-3 crop goes with land; GO acres meadow, 120 acres
pasture. Price $50 per acre.
J3 if0 ncres, 4 miles from town. Price $4000.
C--1G0 acres, 7 miles from town. Price $1000.
No. 41160 acres, 6 miles from railroad station, 130 acres in cultivation,
30 acres pasture. Some improvements. Fine, level farm. Price $30 per acre net.
No. 7 1G0 acres, Hll level, 5 miles to town, all in grass. No improvement.-..
$30 per acre, net. One-third cash.
SEJ Gl 480 acres, 5 miles from Norcator, good nearly now house, 9-rooms
besides pantries, closet and bath room, good basement barn, all cement floor,
room for 20 head of horses, big hay mow with hay fork, large bin for grata
in bain, good cattle barn, stanchion room for 31 head of cows, stanchion for
about as many calves, 3 box stalls, separator room, 130 ton silo at end of coxr
barn, good cnttlc shed, good hog house, new garage, good big hen house, coal
house, good well and windmill at the house, water pumped into "cistern plpc
running from bottom of cistern into galvanised tank at horse barn, also gocd.,
big cement tank nt cattle bam nnd another tank in the pasture, good ccmcifF
arched over cave, 60 acres fenced hog tight, all fenced and cross fbneed, an
other good well and windmill, with 130 barrel cistern, water piped from bot
torn of cistern to stock tank with float in tanlc mat Keeps your inns iuu .
water in the hack pasture, 210 acres under cultivation which lays almost
level, 240 (n pasture. The above improvements are infc gooUtato qf .repair,
rmstof them aro nearly new, Vi mile to good school house, qw mam travel
cd limd, Tnail route and tolophor.e line. Price $50 per acre. . . .
The reason this farm is for sale at this price, the pauywho owncu u
killed in an automobile accident, nnd 'the estate lins'tcVbeSMtWd;'
superintendent was also instructed to
write Ex-Governor Shallenberger to
address the class on this occasion, af
ter which the Board adjourned to meet
Monday, March 1st.
C. J. POPE, Secy.
Miss Minnie Traut went to Hastings
this morning.
FOUND By Jas. Silvey. on Inavale
R. O. road, a ladies purse. Owner may
have same by calling at this otllco and
paying for this notice.
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