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VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. AUGUST 12. 1020
NUMBER 33
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Are
You
Going
1 To
I Buy
ft A
1 Wedding
1 Gift?
MHRMannHiBnEimHHMi
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F SO WHY NOT
come in and see
our useful and
beautiful lines of first
class silverware, casseroles
and cut glass?
Something to have for a
lifetime and to be apprec
iated as long as you live.
We have purchased the
BEST merchandise the
market affords and you
are assured of reliable
wares.
We have jus I received so we
fiinc engvaved wedding rings
J. C MOCfiEiLiLi
Columbia Grnfonolas The Jeweler Columbia Records
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McGuire-Jernberg
Tlio Albert McUulre homo on Wal-
nut Creek whs the ssetie of 11 wedding.
Friday evening at eight o'clock, whet)
his sister, Miss Hose MeOuIro became
the bride of Carl F. Jernberg. Uev. J.
M. Bales performed the ceremony.
Immediate relatives of the bridal party
and Mr. and Mir. Oliver Powell nnd
Miss Lucile Robinson were present
Both these young people are well
known in this vicinity, having practic
ally spent all of their lives in our midst,
during which time they have made h
large circle of friends who will wish
them a long, happy, prosperous wedd
ed life.
They will bo nt home to their many
friends in Akron, Colorado, Mr. Jern
berg Holding a position there with the
Burlington Railroad.
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Yfi YAH W'W Favsr. r.lnss wavlanansftin
yUj.&.&jji a a. reasonable prices
IIlCFfR? rules here. But at that the
M, &Jk&ife&' & o price is a secondary consicier
Bgsasggagggsgnsa at;on vritfi us
Quality First
All The Time!
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The Gleason Studio
To Secure State Poultry Show
The Chamber of Commerce hold a
mceing Tuesday evening at which
timo they passed a resolution to be
sent to the Nebraska State Kallwny
Commission at Lincoln protesting
against the freight tMtosand passenger
faro increase which will be made by
tlio U. S. Railway Board.
County Agent Fauseh was present
and asked the Club to take under con
sideration the matter of securing the
Nebraska Statu Poultry Show which
wi'.l bo held in lanuary. Mr. Fauseh
was appointed chairman of a commit
tee and will wrih and olfer the asso
ciation a bid for the securing of the
show for this city. Mr. Fnuseh stated
that an ollleer of the association was
hero recently, and he stated that the
s'llo pavilion would make an ideal placn
I ii- the shoiv as It. was largj enough to
servo tlio purpose, The poultry fi o-
SCHOOL BOARD I'KOCEKDINGS
August 11, 1920
At a special called meeting of the ,
.School Board called by Pros. Hoxsey,
for the purpose of taking some action
on meeting the payment of paving
tax on school district property. AH
members present except Ovcring.
On motion, the tax of S53-15.71, less
80125 tax on lots 1!), 20, 21, 22, it
was decided to pay in cash out of
the present fund now in hands of the
District Treasurer.
Motion made and carried that Elins
Goble lie appointed janitor of the
Lincoln school building at a salary of
$80 per month for the school year of
nine months.
On motion, J. II. Kellogg was elect
ed teacher of agriculture, manual
training and athletics nt a salary of
$1200 nor year.
KARM BUREAU TOUR
Plans are being laid for a tour that
is different from the tours held in tlw
past. Two farms will be visited and
the Live Stock insneeted. In addi
tion to the inspection of stock, wo
Have secured Prof. Howard Gramlich,
Head of the Animal Husbandry de
partment, University of Lincoln, Ne
braska, two vorv able sneakers, who
.will give Judging demonstrations and
talks.
Tuesday, August 17, is the date and
we will meet at the farm of Clarence
Johnston at 1: V,0 p. m. This farm is
I miles south nnd 1 U mites wni-.L
Vfif Guide Rock, or 8 milen cast of the
Red Cloud river bridge on the south
side of the river. Those coming
from a distance, will find plenty of
shade to eat their dinner at Mr.
Johnston'.-.
Mr. Johiitm and his partner, J. V.
Auld, are e-tabli-'hing one of the bc-t
herds of Scotch Shorthorn Cattle in
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Why Not Jewelry
The Appreciated Gift
A PPRECIATED because
in Jewelry you can always
find something that will exact
ly please the taste of the
recipitent.
m
Whelher you want lo make it a token of
sincere affection, or a remembrance of some
courtesy shown, or a substantial reward for
a service for which you can pay in no other
way your requirements may be served here.
B. H. Newhouse
Kcd ciouj Jeweler and Optometrist m,fsua
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Over Smith's
-Shoe Store--
wis unit those who are interested m at specuid. Prof, drnmliuh will kuo a
b w and bettor Red CI md should. Judging d.'tn.m-trntion and a talk on
g.-t busy and eo.opr.ie with Jlr.lf cattle Mr. Johnston is Web
V, , . ii , ., MtCi county s biggest Pure Bred
Iuch i.i securing the show for Un-.fHjjep of Du.oc hogs. The. o v. ill
e'.ty, as i: will yive the people of south- he on exhibition, und other thiny. of
eru N-bniska i chuice to eo tint Let interest will Ik-, individual hoghou c-,
sweet clover pa -t ure. do-', etc.
- 2nd Stop. Starke's Ilolstciu farm,
3:30 p. m. Their farm is 1 milenoith
and o' miles west of Guide Ro-k or 'I
miles cast of Red Cloud. Starke's
bivtiU of poultry in tliii .slate.
Jaines A. Burden Called
ONE HUN EKED
NcPHAIL
have been manufactured.
Y-EARS
Janii's A. Burden, who for a iniuiler
of j ears has conducted a mercantile
establishment m thin city, and oile of
onr elderly ami highly tospectod ei'i-
zi-ns passed to his eternal reward on
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Iiolstein farm is owned by Chins and
Win. Starke . W m. Roberts is their
herdsman. They have established tho
gr.eate.st herd of Iiolstein cattle in Nebraska.
Starke's own ' u in Pietcrtie Kon-
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mum i '"T'lTrar.,iyfifnTi-,,Tir"lrrri-it n i iiiii iimiii m nwtMvrnrm
l m THE 1
. BROWN
BEAR
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Special
Fountain
Service
Saturday
and Sunday
TUITI FRUITI ICE CREAM
Also CHOCOLATE and VANILLA
A REAL TREAT
JUST COME IN-SIT DOWN-GIVE US YOUR ORDER
We Know You Will Come Back Again
"THE BROWN BEAR"
Quality 9ervrc9
i .. I , i. r. ...I OUUKUH Ull I mill I ll'ivivii- iwii
Muii lay inorning, after an extended t iga 2(, Uto champion cow of Nebras
lea. This cow holds the record on
milk and butter. Xo cow lias ever.
held a record on both milk and butter.
In establishing this record, this cowt
Supercedes the Molstein cow Lti mny,
owned by the University of Nebraska,
whoso record is 2G.G02 lbs. of milk.
ut, in and tho Jersey cow Mermaids Fancy
Wnv .-n,,,l 1.. 11 C Vminir rif I.in-
11(1 ill "-M "" '. - "'""-'.. ,"
coin, whose record was i.ioo.m id. oi
' iiulter in one year.
The "loduct of Mr. Starke's cow
when placed on the market sold for
$1100.00. Reside being a great pro
ducer, Konigan is a splendid Individ- (
ual. She wiu Grand champion cov.'
at the New York State Fair in 1910.
I Pietertje Homestead Ormsby 2d, '
tho 4 year old cow purchased by
m iiiing their hoinu near Bladen. Be Starke's from 13. A. Schrocdcr for
was united In mttiriiicrn in Annn R .$5000.00, Will be Oil exhibition.
r n..i,i.n.. n -.a mn-. n , ii c Mr- JI- - Iwntson will give
Lockhait, Oct. J3, 183.) lie acted as ( iTlMlffInjr ,i,,m0nst ration and a talk
iixsisiiuii, rjsuuHsiur in me iiuuu'ii tjjp ijairv iiulustry.
ollleddurlngClevoland'sifdiiilnistratlonl Tlris will lie a real treat to inspect
and when President Harrison took tho ' those two great herds and hear .Mr.
0'ialr he. was made postmaster at 'b1 ! 0rwnch anl Mv'pAnQriT
en. In 181MI ho was elected Clerk of the County Agricultural Agent
District Court of Webster countv nnd
Illness While in poor health for smue
time past Mr. Burden continued to at
tend to his duties at the store, until
tho'tlrst of lait week when ho was con
fined to his home.
Although denied the use of his lowei
limbs -being compelled to go about
a wheel olmir, he boro a smile a
, Kind, pleasant word lor every one
wnicli Hi itscllbliould lie an examp.u
for those better titled for llfu'h battles.
He will indeed bo greatly missed by
every one in tho eoniiuuuity
The deceased was born in Pljmouth,
Indiana, August IM, 1833 Ilo'with his
parents came to this comity in 1S77,
PIANOS
McPhail Pianos are built of
the best material and along
lines of proven correctness
by workmen of long ex
pedience. The men who build McPhails are not
boys or. cheap drifting labor, but are men who have
grown gray in the service of the House of McPhail.
McPhail workmen take pride in the pianos which
they are building and the result of their pride and
skill is the McPhail piano, musically and mechanic
ally correct.
Come in our store and hear a McPhail
piano before you purchase an instrument
for your home.
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Cleanliness
was re-eleoted In 1D0O Upon retiring A Big Treat in Store for the
iruui mis iniiee ne eiigagcu in tue nier-i
cintilc business bore. For a number
I
Children
of years he efficiently presided as Just- Tho most startling and entei tabling
Ice of the Peaco. . of nil two reel comedies comes to the
He leaves to mourn his demise a IJesso 'Auditorium Friday and Satiir-I
Wifp. tWO SOnS. Dari'el and Hi-l-mml of ' dnw nf llitc ivnnlr. 'IMin llllr, nf Mm nli'.t..
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I IU P If Hill lltWM n tl llnt lxu irinuLla Hha In IIA....U 'IM.,. 'M.,..nnrtml -.,.l !,.-
wi.. ,.,, ...... w... ..Mhiiivi,i.iin, w-9o ii id 13 yvcr iiiw j. i ill i au ill uun mu
lllingsworthof Long Bonoh, California, chief ciit-un in the plav Is Mrs. Joe
Also three brothors, John of Ivatisas Mnrtln tho famous monkey actor.
City, William of Campbell and Frank
of Arapahoe
Funeral services were
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Base Burner
Users! j
The committee in charge arc cireu-
conducted luting advortlhing matter announcing
Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, the Jl3rd annlveibary celebration which
during which time tho business houses , will bo hold at Lmbanon, Kansas, Aug
olosed In respect to tho deceased.
hist 10 to 21, Inclusive Ball games
ovcrv afternoon, and otheramusHinents
FOUSALB Tlirno 1017 model Ford are scheduled. Curtis Friday, who at
touring curs, one 1017 Ford roadster, ono time was employed In tho Cottiug
guaranteed in No, I condition, priced drug Htoro, will bo thero with his aero
9300 and 83.10. Also now Ford sedan, I plane and malio exhibitions and carry
coupe and truck. Hurry If you want ' passengers each day. Bead the add
them. FRAME & SMITH BI103. CO whtoh appears In this issue.
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We have a car ofbase burner size
Cerrilos Anthracite now on the road.
Base burner coal will be hard to get
this year. ORDER NOW.
The Malone-Gcilatly Co
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