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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1910)
- Our Loans. The loans of this bank amount to about $160,000. which is being used by good, responsi ble business men and farmers of this community. This entire sum is only a part of nearly $200,000 of money that belongs to our deposit ors. $35,000 of capital stock and surplus besides undivided profits, and private resources of stockholders. In this way. our bank serves the commu nity in a two-fold purpose; safe-guard ing their wealth and loaning it out to produce more wealth for the community. This bank has never failed to take care of the needs and interests of its custom ers. whether depositors or borrowers. - The First National Bank, Loup City, Nebraska THE NORTHWESTERN TII'IISIIAV. M Mu ll A. mu K Few Market ({notations. > par ba.♦« <? :a W -at. per bu.(«t .Mt > . Jft lgi>« per dux . . .. .31 Hen*, p*r lb.... .0** >. 'ill*' I i.lckrft*. per lb .tw — Ill I lllll 111 IM Ilaplist Bulletin • • . - • ■ ’1 fc* lock; Sun i - .!<■•'< k; Junior Cnlon <■ • k L. V I' I'.. <i;3n o'clock, ini:. r e. ", it; prayer meeting; I !:■ t oning. 1 m Everyone is ninliillt invited J. J.vmk*. 1‘astor. 7 LOCAL^NEWS. !.>■* Ur 1* pay highest cash price . for liidcs. II . want a g -t cream separator see T M. iteed. . i» ’2. \ »i. ley (' nger. the dray man tiet him. If y want * tne go d alfalfa or lay %et K It. Coming • a and see tiiat new stock of I! .ggles at T. M. Heed's. Take it In le»t Keiinett and get the highest market price. Wanted, a girl for general house 's k II. I*. Fcrdinandt. t i atiis are recorded at Asliton r *r< ’ii spinal meningitis. . iraiit • 2~.c f r butter fat J • -t and par cadi. A. E. i'll ask. If »an' a iray in a hurry and , . k w rk see Stewart Conger. T«» n lots or improved proper ty at great bargains. See J. IV. I.nng. I; •. pay v . ; grind the feed ^r stinc a 1 M. Heeil sells I r i 1 .rin i< -s M;. U Larsen and t*o younger i -n went t Vurora VI <ndiy for ai ft«» -lay* % i«H. k A ra is tiie line. ’Hie T «tn*md Trie i* IT. The Leap (In Mills are now mak ing ;h. • pi rvt Hour. Ask for it when you buy rye Hour. 1.recti bones, ground, f* r chickens. • -• • mg g ong t r laying liens, for -a.e M lae Bros. Try it. <.randma Waite returned iiome last *at .rdav after a t»o «e. k*‘ visit at u tiie l> -me of (irandma Hlll«rt. f It will pay ini to go and see (ills L rent' in ids ix-w cl *thing store, if v .u need anything in ids line. 1.nans! Lapps! Loans! Loans! I!-aI K stale Loans at lowest r 1 *s al Joiip VV. Long's. I. ; k nl> tlw choicest of i. • - Try I :s market once, and al*j;*be a customer. ! Hr*-»kfa'' Fk-1 made at the I. Mi - Fir *ale at all I»up • • >fr- a' .»c»-nts per pound. ar. 1 mg 2~. cents casii for | at live creamery Ihviwi Cukawkkv Co. u 1. u Fisk, t he cartoonist • . • r a' * j» ra I use. Wednes , • ad mission |n-Je.tctr. ■ . I. lit wants you to come in an t. in hi* ne* dent*" Fur disneiit. lie will please r ha* just received a :;1 a) ii tiie right si/e for -!,,-r* Letter "ph.-ne in your i‘-r» wintiie supply lasts. •g.-t that Fcrdinandt. the .ra ■ re uii. will duplicate any j ri . * given ! tie* catalogue I muses, i! t’ . fg.v ■ j t-g-ire* below them. s *ar. 1 “tiger dray* art! on . ’ i*g To night, but a get U*e juickest kind of _— r. t. • on a burn call. Try tliem. in a few day*. <*u* L.ii-nt/. tiie ex lusive clot her. will have tiie 1 . and most up-to-<late line of hat* an I cap* ever brought U> this city. I »iii gi*;r*e »i»o kkik i*m wir.- n>!ting from tin- UaJl I*ark till 1t - _n;t. of thi* in nth to return it. or arrest will follow IIkskv Jkvnku Trj M Vickolau*. tin* <1 ravin an. f.»r | J|< k and >at iaf actor? service. l„.-ave rders :»t We Kevstone. Lein iti/i-r'v or Parlor's elevator, or phone his r.-swlenc •. f. on I#* «.us Lo rent/, i' n /W at home in tlie \jid. ga ■ i*uild ig on north Main '• reet. and will lie p cased to liave a and so- tie- finest, nobbii-s and approved stvle* in metis* and b o«' wear. , Mi*, Ve tie Conger, teaclter of tin* ; n;»r> department, will lave an *-t .cm* of tie- work of lier little rp s at U*e w-ti tol room Frida v. la- llUi. from 13d to fijti. and • i |% r«- | - s-s par«-nts awl pat i- file wtKml to call and *r« the •mlid work of tier pupils. l»r Uk-h. me (irand Island special - !si in order to advertise Ids business f -f *!u nil! treat Ci ironic diseases M-n. U i.en and Children fort&.Ol> a nth. medicine* included—pro s v. : •*g treatment is begun during " Ma- . lviu Tld* offer closes March 21s- lulu. Write for further infor Hi ll In — Notice i’artit*' wanting their farms sold, please call and list t hen with me at your earliest convenience. I am in correspondence with a number of buyers coming to purchase land in Sherman county. Yours for business, A. L. Zimmerman. Bennett pays tiie highest market price for hides. >ee T. M. Reed for farm machinery, buggies and w agons. Pi tone A. T. Conger, 3 on <12. when in need of a riravman. Bargains in Town Property for sale liy John W. Long. Sheridan Lump and Nut coal for 'lie at E. G. Taylor s elevator. G. IL Lindahl of Kearney was <i- ing business in our city yesterday. Tw ■ d /.eii Buff < frphington roosters for 'lie. Phone. 14 on 2*8.— L. Gee. Take your butter and eggs to Con iuser's, wliere you can get anything you want. Marion Ballou Fisk, cartoonist turer. at the opera 1 ouse. Wednes day. March w. You make no mistake in calling on the Stewart Conger drays when you w ant quick service. All the Town Property ottered for sale at first hands by railing on John W. Long. Mr~ VanCott of Broken Bow and Mr- W. I». Clifton of Gibbon visited friends here last week. Bennett's meat market is the place t<> get juiciest of steaks, fish, oysters and everything in iiis line. Good music, good reading, good singing T:ie Winifred Townsend Tri<>. Thursday. March loth. The Ravenna Creamery Co. pays tiie highest cash price for eggs de livered at tiie creamery here. Farmers, do not sell your good wheat before you get prices from tiie Loup City Mill & Light Co. Ivui't miss tiie last number on our lyceuni course. You'll think it the liest. Thursday, March 10th. M. C. Mulick left for Lincoln last Friday morning for a few days' rest and treatment at the sanitarium. Mr. John Youngquest of Aurora, eaine up from Auraralast Saturday evening for a visit with his sons and daughter in Logan township. if you want a dray, phone Clias. Bield. 5 on 5w, or leave your order with either lumlier yard or E. G. Taylor. Best of service guaranteed. Oscar Swanson returned to Broken Bow last Friday to close up his busi n<— relation in that city, preparatory to going into tiie drug business here. He expects to return the 14th instant. Mrs Viola Odendahl, Miss Ernie < Mendalil ami Irene Comer returned Monday evening from their tiiree months' visit on the Pacific Coast, looking and feeling line. ,'ic Swanson on M >nday moved on his farm purchased of Loren Gee. and tills editorial family lias moved into the house vacated by Vic. adjoin ing tiie Methodist parsonage. Wanted: Man and wife without children, to work on farm: must be sober and have some experience. Go<>d wages to right man. Will hire for one year. Address the North western for particulars. We understand Mrs. R. P. Starr will go to the hospital at G rand Island for a necessary surgical operation tiie Utter part of this week. We trust the lady w:.ll pass through tiie dread rdeal safely and lie restored to com plete health at an early period. Loup City Hour is giving good satis faction. Why not use flour made at vour home town and help a home industry? Bring in your wiieat and exchange for flour. Loi r City Mill & Light Co. K. (’. I»ver leaves next Monday witli his family for Fullerton, this state, where they will visit, for a season, and thence to Judith Basin. Montana, to look at the country, with prospect ■f investment there We wish them 'access wherever they may cast their lines. nave just receneu anuuier car oi Manure Spreaders of the very best aake. Would not it be a good time hi tw to clean upJyour barn yards, so \...I will l ave this work out of tlie vav before other spring work begins? T. M. Rkkd. John O. IKiuglas departed Tuesday morning with his car of goods for his | future home near Detroit. Minn.. Mr-. ltouglas and little son following hi- morning. We wish for them ;nbiutided success in t heir new home tnd an early return to Sherman county. oh!-t n !ro-. have just closed a con ' ract with (»eo Hastings of Arcadia f ir a tin<* *4..'mi brick residence in hat city. It keeps Olilsen Bros, busy keeping up witli tlie demands on the bushes.- capacity of their hig ;ck making plant, in this city and le- additional work of erecting' resi d iices and business liou.-es from the product of tlieir plant. It i- claimed for Mrs. Fisk that I-he is the only woman cartoonist ; lecturer jn the American platform ‘/King an entire evening’s program. r»f Iter it was said at a convention in Topeka: ‘*1 know all about this work, ou know. I heard two cartoonists at ehautauquas this summer and they couldn't either of them touch this woman we had this afternoon.” Hear her at the opera house Wednes day,"Man’ll 9th. AUCTION ONLY 0 MO iElAYS OF THIS Big Slaughter Auction Sale AT THE This introductory Auction Sale is an opportunity to save money. WE APE PEPE TO STAY and will have a complete stock of Shoes, Dry Goods and Groceries. For the next three days this slaughter continues. Come buy while you make the price. Auction Each Afternoon and Evening Up to Saturday evening—the last day at Auction SELLING TheLeader Cash Store Loup City, Nebraska, J. H. ROYCE Rear oi State Bank. In Charge. Mrs. E. Holcomb was called to riysses. this state, a few days' since by the serious illness of her father. Charles Sickles moved from bis farm to Loup City this week and oc cupies the old Lou Hansen cottage. Mrs. H. A. Sleeth and little daugh ter went to Lincoln last Friday for a visit with her husband and her aunt, Mrs. W. If. Mellor. We understand Mr. and Mrs. Carle McKinnie are in Texas looking up a possible location, not being satisfied with what they found in Missouri. B. L. Van Dyke, w ife and two chil daen of Shelton visited at the home I of his sister. Mrs. T. A. Tavlor, from j Thursday last till Tuesday, this week. Grandma Gilbert entertained J. A. Baillie last Monday, Mr. Baillie leav ing yesterday for Fremont, where he will assist his daughter to run a hotel. Mrs. Dr. Kearns was made happv by the good doctor last Friday over the presentation to her of a fine Majestic range. And who could blame her. Attorney R. P. Starr left yesterday morning for Omaha, accompanied bv his client from Idaho, on a matter involving a large claim against the : railroad company for personal injury. Miss Emma Williams returned ! home last Saturday evening, having graduated in stenography at the Lincoln Business College’ and we understand will assist her father a portion of the time in the First National Rank. John Zink and family were to leave yesterday for their new home in the Montezuma Valley. Their address will be Durango. Colo. The North western, with the host of friends of I the family here will wish them 1 health, wealth and happiness in their new home. Tom Ward, w ho has had charge of S. A. Pratt’s Main street pool hall for a number of months, has moved on to the Jas. Lee farm in Webster township. Mr. Pratt lias placed G. W. Hunter in charge of his pool I hall on the west side of the square and taken charge of Lite Main street hall himself. F. H. Weedin left for Aurora over ■ land Tuesday morning with his stock and will take charge of his father's j arm a few miles from that city the corning year. While we regret losing ; this energetic young far uer from our j midst, we. with his friends, will w ish him splendid success in the next to | the best county in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Benschober ’ arrived here last Saturday noon from their home at Schill, up in the sand hills *of Sheridan county, for a ten days’ visit witli relatives and friends. Geiorge looks tike a cattle baron since lie forsook the newspaper field and seems happy over the change. He is prospering up there, we are glad to note. Mrs. A. P. Cullev returned home from Lincoln Monday. We understand both Mr. and Mrs. •John M. Taylor are undergoing a siege of la grippe, and their daughter. Miss Ruth, lias but scarcely recover ed from a recent illness from the same cause. | Geo. E. Benschoter on Tuesday of this week sold his residence west of I the M. E. church to Mrs. Clara ! Hawk, receiving therefor a cash con sideration of $2300. Mr. Benschoter and wife expect to leave for Fremont Saturday, and from there will go | home. The wrestling match at Sargent Tuesday evening, between Theisen and McGregor was a draw, the boys wrestling for one hour and twenty* isix minutes without a fall, at the end of which time Thiesen had one ankle badly sprained which ended I the bout. A $200 house greeted the contest. In a preliminary contest, one of the contestants had a shoulder dislocated. Quite a business change took place in our city last Thursday, Messrs: O. L Swanson and L. 6. Lofholm buying out the drug firm of Odendahl Bros., of which they will take pos* ! sion the loth of the present month. We are pleased that these two among our most energetic and wide-awake young men have decided to embark in business in our city and wish them the splendid success they are sure to achieve. Mr. F. E. Kennedy of Aurora was here the past few days looking after liis land interests, leaving Tuesday for a visit with friends at Alliance. Mr. Kennedy owns two choice pieces of land in Logan township and ex pects to move up here next year, his brother-in-law, Clarence Youngquest. farming his land this year. He is a good representative of the number of good Hamilton county boys who have real estate Interests here, and we will i welcome his coming. Married, Tuesday. Feb. 22nd, 1910, ] at the German Lutheran church, near Sweetwater. Rev. Harrie ofti I dating, Mr. Lieutenant Hathawav I and Miss Minnie Polenz. oldest daugh [ t er of M rs. Bertha Polenz of this city. The bride was gowned in a cream 'ilk fabric, ond carried a boquet of roses and lillies of the valley. Re I turning from the church the 'guests were served an elaborate live course I dinner at the home of the bride's mother in Ravenna. The tables were arranged for thirty-five guests and were decorated with pink and vliite carnations and smilax. The groom is a miller by trade and em ployed in tiie Loup City Mills. The bride is a young woman widely known in Ravenna and vicinitv, where she has a large circle of friends and acquaintances whose best wishes for their prosperity and happiness will follow them to their future home in Loup City.—Ravenna News. ^——— We understand there is an epidemic of scarlet fever at Rockville and Austin, the schools being closed. The team from the Odd Fellow lodge here went to Comstock Tuesday evening and put on the first degree for the order there. W. R. Mellor came up from Lincoln last Friday for an over-Sunday visit and incidentally attend to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Mellor ex pect to sail A pril 22nd on the steam ship •‘Ireland." on their two months' vacation and sightseeing on the old continent, taking in England. Ger many and France. The Northwest ern thus far in advance wishes them the most pleasant and enjovable time of their lives. The ladies of the Unity Club have undertaken a great work and have decided to let the proceeds above the necessary expenses, of the last num ber of the lecture course, the Town send Trio, March 10th, go toward a new fund called the "Cometen Fund." Mrs. Hansel. Mrs. Pilgtr and Mrs. Hale have been out several davs col lecting from lot owners, and citizens for this fund, and have met with great success, everyone being anxious that the old debt be paid off. and a new association formed that will care for “our City of our Dead.’’ It is a loved memories spot and we w ant it made beautiful and restful. After the old debt is paid, a new fence with good gates wifi be built, also if the funds allow, some means of watering will be provided. The ladies are not through canvassing and trust vou will respond kindly and freeiev when you are asked, and if you have been overlooked, please leave vour mite at either bank on or before'March 10th. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. McKinnie and baby arrived here Tuesday evening for a two weeks' visit. They will give one of their superb recitals in the opera house on the evening of March 14th, and we bespeak for them the same large and enthusiastic houses which has greeted them all over the east and in the cities of our own state in which they have given concerts since their return. On Mon day evening, the 25th instant, as will be noticed by the clipping from the Telegram, they were greeted by a splendid audience at Columbus, also at Kearney the other evening the Presbyterian church was filled to overflowing to hear these talented people, and so pleased were the Kearneyites that arrangements were made with Mr. and Mrs. McKinnie to give a return date there soon, over WO attending their concert there and a larger house is promised on their return. Mr. and Mrs, McKinnie are claimed by Loup City as their own, and we feel assurred they will meet them with an enthusiasm and big audience here which will go Kearney one better. Let none of our people fall to hear them, possibly for the last time, Monday evening, March 14th, at the opera house. | Sometimes It is Wise to Tell the Buyers Trade Secrets! In our advertising in the past, we have tried to emphasize the importance of good quality. Now, we propose to take you in our confidence and and tell you that we are confronted with the fact All Fabrics Have Advanced From 25 to 30 Per Cent Now in the face of this we propose to SLAUGHTER PRICES on all Dry Goods, Underwear, Hats, Gaps, Ghinaware In order to reduce our stock Before invoicing, March 10 Yours, for Business, CONHESER’s A WORKING CAPITAL OF OVER Thirty-seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars Inspires confidence in the The Solidity of this Institution, The Substantial Men Behind It, Its Reputation for Progressiveness, its Large Loaning Gapacity, Its Spirit of Accommodation, Have attracted an army of clients whose DEPOSITS AGGREGATE OVER $150,000.00 Promote your interests by allying yourself as a depositor with this strong and successful institution. LOUP CITY STATE BANK E. G. Taylor, J. S. Pedlek, C. C. Carlsen, President. Vice President. Cashier Moving Time IS ABOUT PEFE And you will surely need some CARPETS, RIGS, Lipoleupi, Poftiefs, •Wipdow Shades, Lace Ouftaips, Wall Paper, FURNITURE PIANOS AND ORGANS When you need anything in my line, don't for get I meet all competition. H. P. Ferdinandt Furniture Co. KEYSTONE LUJVIBEP GO. At Loup City, have just uni ":>ded a car of White Cedar i’ .e Posts And are offering them at U» < cuts •*ac;i. Tlm-a* are rare a bargain. Time to get busy ait i ^: 111i_ b auiil.g. so bring in your bills and we will give \ i. esti:: tes < thi-.n. Yards at Loup City, Ashton, Rockville, be. ..api s, ;.nu Arcadia, Neb Wealth in Land The Big Horn Basin, the Yellowstone Valiev and the large dry fanning valleys in Wyoming nhingilie Bur lington offer exceptional orp*riunitiis for fa - n.crs. mer chants and professional men to locate m .■ i ami in the new towns now springing up along the Burlington’s Main Linos to tin* Northwest All of these rich farming valleys ar-* suit--m »|. <i I y valu able pasture lands containing iiiiioi i nu ;hi >»-i ,• rs and in most cases coa and valuable building * * Government Irrigated Homesteads, i bum ads uinb r the Corev Act. Deeded lands ami (iJO-iic.c lier Tbum toads under the Mondell law. Go with me on one of our i dv •••mdi < v-1 Lind Seekers' excursions first and ifitrd I'u sdnys each month, rheap rates on these dates. Boh t T v v. L i > lid «*«- ->-»r free ‘«.i-!crs wiia maps tutiii. :i i niuii those lau Is. Stall* which ■ -.lion \ou are mo.-t in*1 vm • ns. 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