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NEMAHA, NEBRASKA, .FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1M6
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THE NEW STORE
Has just received a lino lino of
Fall Dress Goods,Trimmings,Notions,etc.
New Styles
Prices to suit every purse-
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A Nobby Line of Beady Made Skirts
For misses und ladies
See the big Granite Pieces
we are selling for a quarter
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NEMAHA, NB
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Rock salt, 75c per hundred at
tko luinbor yard.
Victor Rosowator succeeds
his father as editor of tho Omaha
Bee.
Tho White Lily
aslo by Edwards
Lbr. Co.
Washor for
& Bradford
Miss Cora Webber of Auburn
was the guest of Mrs. Soymour
Howe Sunday.
A line lino of samples of
Brussol and Ingrain carpot at
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
School begins next Monday.
The box. ball alley left us
Monday.
' Harry Hoover went to Red
Cloud Wednesday.
We had another rain Friday
forenoon of last week.
Mrs. J. H. Littrell returned
from Missouri Saturday morning.
.Eddie Maxwell has a position
in the C. B.& Q. shops in Wy
more. Win. E. Smiley went to Wy
more Monday, returning the
next day.
John M. Clark got in another
shipment of cattle Saturday
morning.
Claud Maxwell, who went to
Wyrnore Monday, has a job in
the freight office.
J. H. Seid shipped some hogs
to Lincoln Saturday morning for
exhibition at the state fair, going
with them. Ole Roberts also
went along.
Louie Kerker started for Des
Moines, Iowa, Friday morning of
last week, to visit relatives.
B. Stroble, one of the old time
merchants of Brownville, was a
Nemaha visitor Monday.
About 35 ' Nemahaites went
from here to Lincoln on the
excursion Tuesday morning.
Willard' Dressier came down
from Omaha Saturday and visited
his parents until Monday afternoon.
The Epwoth League will hold
services at the Methodist church
Sunday night, beginning at 7:80.
There will bo no proaching as
the pastor is attending donfor-
onco.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Allen,
who have been visiting in New
York state, returned home Wed
nesday. They certainly had a
good time as they only expected
;o be away a month when they
started.
Goo. R. Lindsoy and Dicky
Morton wont to Otoe county last
week to see about renting a
farm. George rented an oighty
one mile from Syracuse. Dicky
made preliminary arrangemohts
toward getting a farm.
Will F. Keeling wont to Lin
coln Tuesday to greet Bryan and
incidentally to buy his stock of
holiday gotids and soo tho state
fair. Mrs. Keeling and W, G.
Maxwell aro looking after tho
business during his absence.
Charley Howe and Lester Rus
sell started for Grand Junction,
Colo., Tuesday, to look at the
country.
Miss Vera Anderson of Auburn
came to Nemaha Saturday am',
is visiting her friend, Miss Bessie
Dressier.
Mrs. G. W. . Hawxby hasn't
been in a very good humor lately
and we can't blame her. She
had about 200 nice young chick
ens and some one stole all but
about thirty-of them. They also
took most of the old ones.
Supplies
As the schools open very soon it is time to think
of buying supplies, etc. Wo have a full lino of
TABLETS I
Pencils, Slates, Pens, Erasers, Etc
School districts buying a full line of supplies
will bo greatly bonelittod if they investigate our
line before buying elsewhere, as our prices will
surprise you.
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The time for school is near and of
course you will want
Tablets of all kinds
Pencils, Pens, Ink, Erasers, Penoil
Boxes, and many other things
that you will find at our store
We are Headquarters for
School Supplies
Come and see the largest Tablet
in town
Do not forget our Grocery and
Dry Goods Stock
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JNO. W. RXTCSE7
Phone 20
NEMAHA, NEBR.
The passenger train was two
hours and a half late from the
west Tuesday afternoon on ac
count of a crippled engine.
Miss Grace Paris started for
Wenatchee, Wash., Tuesday, to
resume her duties as teacher in
the public schools at that place.
J. I. Dressier and wife are
among the many that are attend
ing the state fair this week,
going up on the excursion Tuesday.
cliool Tablets
Largest Line
Best Tablets
Miss Rosa Munn of Steamboat
Springs, Colo., who has been
visiting J. I. Dressier and family
went to Shenandoah, Iowa, Mon
day, to attend school.
Nate Sedoras and wife from
Brownville spent Sunday with
E. Crother and family. They
brought Glendyn home who had
been visiting them for several
days.
Parents should make a special
effort to have their children
begin school on the first day. It
is better for the individual pupil,
or the school and for the
:eachers.
Our line of Tabt s has been carefully se
lectedgood smooth paper handsome covers
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and a biff lot of lDaner for a nickle. Good
blotters free. Pencils, Pens Ink Pencil Boxes
P0ST0FF1CE BOOK STORE
In the majority of county dis
tricts in this section, school com
mence 3 last Monday.
Alf B. Kinton and wife went
to Peru Saturday and visited
Earle Fisher and family over
Sunday.
Mrs. R. E. Bucher, who has
been visiting at Oregon, Mo.,
for two weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Eli Knapp is visiting her
parents, Hon. V. P. Peabody and
wife, while Efi is attending the
state fair.
Call in and see the big line of
school tablets, composition books
pencils, etc., at the postouice
bookstore.
Joe Smith who has been work
ing southwest of Auburn this
summer, returned to Nemaha
last week.
Found By Charley Littrell, 1
pin in the shape of a star. Own
er can have same by calling and
paying for this notice.
Joe Littrell has been doin
considerable repairing on his
house recently and has repainted
it, improving the looks very
much.
John P. Flack and his grandson
Clayt went to Grand Island Sat
urday to visit his son, Will Flack,
who is sick.
Miss Marie Wright, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
E. Hill, for some time, returned
to her home at Filley Saturday.
T. J. Rumbuagh, who has been
at Republican City for severa
days, has bought a piece of land
four miles from there and wil
try farming.
Forrest ("Pat") Hoover has
bought the interest of A. M
Cross in the fruit farm of Hoover
& Cross, and the firm is now
F. E, Hoover & Son.
J. W. Wolfe told Ed Knapp to
drive down to his place Monday
and pick what peaches he wanted
to put up, and of course Ed ac
cepted the invitation.
Tho Nemaha schools will have
a change of teachers in all de
partments this year. Tho prin
cipal is J. E. Gibnoy of Jfilkhorn
Tho intermediate teacher is Miss
Ella Bellas of Auburn, and tho
primary is Miss Lillian Neal of
Peru.
Marshall Webb started for the
state of Washington Tuesday to
visit relatives and friends. His
son, Delbert, is out there and
appears to like the country, as do
all the former Nemaha citizens.
While John M. Chirk was west
last week he bought Todd and
Daisy a nice little Shetland pony,
shipping it in with the cattle. It
weighs 460 pounds. It is broken
to ride. Todd had it in town
Saturday afternoon and won the
hearts of many of the little folks
by letting them ride on it.
School Begins
In n few daya.
W. F. Keeling
lina tho beat assortment of
School
Supplies
Ever brought tu Nemaha.
Come and See
Tho big assortment of tubletu, paper
pencils, pons, ink, crayons etc,