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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1910)
' Our Loans. nnnThCJ°inS °f **** bank amount to about ' 5 60.000 which is being used by good, responsi ble business men and farmers off this community. eon, .. Jh's entire sum is only a part of nearly SZOi/.OOG of money that belongs to our deposit ors. S35.000 of capital stock and surplus besides undivided profits, and private resources of stockholders. n this way. our bank serves the commu nity in a two-fold purpose; safe-guard •ng 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 interestsof its custom ers. whether depositors or borrowers. - The First National Bank, Loup City, Nebraska THK \«»KTH 'VESTERX ' l Fern Sarkrl Ocotat itmx. ‘ ft r: ‘i: .. . .1: p 4. m' 5 ur c CJas*. per In . jm X. - Leg* per doe , .., .15 I!- ■ - J.«r» - .«** >* r:W |*» f it A** LOCAL_NEWS. A v i -emf ns f *i sa> tit Lee — 1 - --- >at _ rda> rngtet 11* ring sn * usd ta*telu.it d re u. Li rent,,: a . i'f ‘ - err. tie di»t y e : a.'a.la . r hsy —•*- I. ft. * mine • - >• T ■ • . - -a *c. «)<fe la fired uf a draurjuB — t.w. ‘Late* •*—"_* at tie L -t Mr: pat: . * - '•.'** : "* - • 't and art ttarsaia* <1; i •«u I*r»{M*rt\ f..r *a r •«% J.iliii U. Lobs * - L- _ j \ t « a for xa 4* t Ta • . r<-vau*r. •. a; ..*• B » I. ■> T. #1. re-* * - * letting C < <• ••ret _r :* reja.erd. c iranrd - . !. •• ' ' • r . irr * •-. ngt r • **trrx • - sair PkMB L tier ... ■ - e*r •. * :• t:.-r fat 1 -.-x* ant ;ai --a- A L 1 BA** at- a d n r it» a L. -f*. and e • - *. vr«jrt A agrr. I > b ■!* t.r iai^ruwd projur t • at mil kare..i«x. W J. W . I ■ ar. v «an*. t ~ -’. rmg *-it « rated at; , rx—d:’t*ae it V* L^erisU, tie . r .*'-■* a at ■ eg* t C . - . * >.n get an;-::.»ng y,»e wasrt 1 . air n ixta.r m a. .ng •** • «a't * *»£••* dra>*»:m tot • ant j a&cfc men >*» ill ikr T<*«b Prwprrij B#t red f..r xi!t at *M ha»d* M raliing in Juha VS. Lr.se. ^ a** x _* _t r -a • * 3K1 mm * awe - a* '•»-*-*. -and * ‘ret e* re a*r t: X* ,-f I Tre Lap * '.* V, ... are n^« sai .-tg * -••* * • t _r '»• for it • ten jam tBij rye ftacr. fa-nBKtt'. aarat usarket i* tie jsiar* t r»* -ac.™e*t ■ .*.«»• tb- ' > .t*-r. and « • • ntiii’e :o Sii* inr F *opd. tear *1 • M L c; -nil. a mi - v * • epr an .ia« X.X-- te a ;»t*r a* ti.:* «®ee. i . * •: ■ r- a ft J ■ 3T good « .-I re ■ get '»nrr* Srosfc tie 1. 1 :;i M .V Ligik da. 1 1 .. IWJ* • ‘ - ‘ T «e0> de *:;. mff§ *2 Hie brre 1 ..ii*! I «aa*! L««aa*! L*»au*! U . ! *;a;c L aa* at lo»r*1 r iic* at J<»Lb W. l.«»ar‘*. *: - mi* the choioesd. of Tr market omre. and » >. ■ * ?«**• a -«»®rr < . T i.r-a. fa.**. F • *1 made at tie ■ vi' - t -* *aeat aO Loup - *--- a*. - ■--*;■* :*>-r pc-aad. ** e M ■ ■ :**ane i® ea*t ... *; *-adr same for » Waa-TBa WaatanE. la-- -.an to> pel p:«ad »•- a* *1 ;5> per i» i V few left *i«rf » Car of Early Ohio Seed potatoes 35c per bushel, at Felix Makowski's. 1 * * Ta» :■ nr as *'. ii h! a car- f ard caa ■*} Hi- ripht sire for It*. : ._r»*-r* : letter phone in your «jer* while tin *apjir’ ia*st*. If i.-j m*r.' a dray, piome ilia*. E -»r roar order wsti either i»tr r lani or E. <«. Ti t ;ie.* ■ *■ T- :re puaraatead. I<«; J -rp . that K- rhnandt. the (.ti:- .t esta »L duplicate any pr; ■— filr# In tl«e --a'i p.# bc»-i«e*. ai*i Tien t -«'e ■ -a Up a re* tor i >« them. The Sv»ir *' «nrrr dra;. ate •« ti*e hk‘i from awraiiac to mplit t*ui y >j Wil pet the ,aii4>< kini of uerrir*- « a bannr tall. Try them. Tr; M Si * ai* t:«e anrau. T tr . .. . and satkefartorj service Leai- 'rder* at the Keystone. Lrm . r . * . r Ta- . t's e erator. or phone P 2 - leWCV. *- W!. and see our new line of I i:t v K « 4i junt in fma Sew * •• V a *er U-h cloth ad' -fitted • the K inator. price £ru. L>»’ r < rrr Mm ismx 0». * anted Man and wife without « . ir-ti. r *.np'«e man. u> work <m fvnr mu*t he outer and bare some etpe* » i.gcd waper to ripbi peo }•■*- Will Lire for <ne year. For par 's ar- addntwik Sarth wet*m. or IT. jvL-wmn. iditon Seh \ No 1 **«-<! r; m for sale by Lee and *ee T. M. Herd for lb re spreader* If * near time hr the street •phnfcler again. "I M Heel veil* *indtl.llls. pumps and a general line of supplies. lie men be r Klsner. the reliable . »r -r guarantee* a . iii* watches Mi*- «.rac-- A dan * n ret urtted home M <nday eve ning from iter extended > i*n in • *malia. Mr and Mr* U I* Ke<-d left Mon morning fur Indiana, for the lewSt f Mr. Heed s health. 1 '..r 1 r end. Mall.ia* Zt.-erof lioelus - «e» .. r*n* »* fortl«e North west err. - visit* for anotlier year. Mr* B I*. Higgins of I'niversity a e arr: d a*t evening and i* a g •*: of Mrs Fauna McCrav. t Mr* Mathew * for corsets. - in -id* -wear and h *u-. Fresh. i. a: remarkably low figures. Mr-. H 1' Starr returned front •rat*f 1-and a*t evening, nicely re vering from net recent operation. . Jess < u. ey. Men* and Kmma * *u- -*< came horn* fn*m Lincoln a-- en.ng f r tiie La*.er holidays. v good a* new l-hoie torch-light -a- -ne *toie can t«r bought cheap t ..rig at tiie Northwestern office, a ; r* and Georg* Kownian left i -i»y morning for tiie west, in ‘ * ;- f benefiting the latter * tai.irig tiealth. Mrs rwan M i»s n of W ashington ' . tied at herlion:r last even ■ g as. ut * So o'clock. We have no 1 rtl.er particulars. 1* not fai. to see Mrs. Mathew's wtge variety -f pan* rn oats Every *t .p *■ :ate MM*LI* ST"v K i'n — extremely reasonable. Mr and Mr*. C. II Kee of Wash -ng: ' • ' . ■ ~d a vi*ii .it *eveia. day* w< »— « fr x Mr. and Mr*. Ja* * -:.-y Mar tie the ladies eing s.-ter • ■ -* efl saiunia rr a u*ii with a sister. Mrs. A. T. t :** at t entra. iit. .aler to go «-n to«'i.tcago for a two week*' visit with an uncie. sam < i.us.-n from near Havenna »** a p easani caler la*r Friday. »: a - : ■ .-bet r , :?.* Nr: western r riancia y and invest in the bargain* ft rra in l n: i*er **a.e t card from C T McKinnie at ■ - a • Teia*. advi— :.ange ti* aodres- of tiie North-1 * •--tern rn- k to Loup City, lie and »:te raving tie re tiie 3th instant lor .*her puatk L .. v ity fk ur i* giving gesai satis facUtec Bill not use Hour made at y - : --me town and Jielp a home industry* i.ring in your w neat and cxci-ange for tlour. Lh r Cm Mill & Lh.ht Co. Mr* II. A. saunders and Mrs. ilaney Co* ai.d children, of Monte ;uma. 1 wa returned to tlieir home w ■ *tay x ming after a few days ■ >it with Mr* rva-nder* brotiiers. ti« I Taper brother*, and families. Mr* Tekia Farm-McKinnie uid t*. - - ef* hr A_r ra last satur *ay a . mpanieu by Mr*. J. H. Ford. r a few days' visit, wlien Mrs Mc Kiwi.t wa* tt> go to Genoa, where sue and Mr. McKinnie give their next c.moen. At tt»e annual presentation of - - a: >: l*a Lin n. on V nday night of Ua> week among ttie ■».. <s »a- ne given Mrs W. K Melior. who sang Ute air f r , ititra.Uv. "lie shah feed II i S-» k> ike a Sltepiierd.” Mrs L-t .- r lkV.iTt. formerly Miss i.-rfer M..-3t.*na d. « • i.aslieen visit ing !«ere for a few weeks wiUi iier 'Mrr. Mrs. S K. Kevnulds. leaves satufday for :.er .tome at Jefferson. . wa Ttie Northwestern will visit ■ - r-i-tariy t. give iier tlie news of *er <*to home. Mis- I_a Lee. »ltt* is teaching tl*e M.* *n s tsei. lias liad Uie huikling re-papered and filed up wiUi Ute ; aey received from iter box social : - me t:me since. At U»e dose of ;• • ar In H ; -:n xnc ,ater gj» to Colorado for a continued vacation. Tlie art exhibit given by Uie first : arv depart meat presided over by •h- Nettie Confer. created much in . re-: among the patrons of Uie - - wj much si* U*at it is esU ated between .»»' and +•»' persons :s:ted tie room during tlie exliibit -;ii aiu. red Ute talent shown by our itUt peepie. Mr. vtuy Stout returned fromlilen wuod. Iowa, a few days' since, where . ha- been tak.ng a course in Uie ■ -.siitess coi*ege. and is now busily getting ready for iwavy w,.rk in Uie netil business. wiUi which lie has •n interest wiU* A. O. Zimmerman, .n their new piant just west of U*e St. K.m«> IkjU-S. I»r. S. A Alien, our popular den tist arrived home from Philadelphia. *st Saturday evening, wl*cre lie lias :*-en for some monUts' past taking a p.ist graduate course in dentistry. I*r. Aoen :* looking and feeling tine and comes home better prepared than ever to please his patrons by skilled knowledge in ids chosen profession. Waste paper fly ing over Uie streets aid into tie faces of Tony Trebo's team last evening during Ute high wind, caused the horse* to lake French leave of the town and make tracks for home, some seven miles up tt*e valley- This should be a hint to those allowing waste paper on Uie , -t reels to sup It before a suit for • laaiages is instituted against Uie city, j l*c*n : faii to see Eisner. the reli able jeweler, if wanting a good watch. Miss Houston of l\vde visited he! sister. Mrs Martin Rnevoktsen. over .as: Sunday. -* A. Converse was lie re last Satur day with an auto tan?, returning to Gibbon ti»e same afteriHvn Tlie biggest bargains ever offered in tlie city are now on at Conhiser's. '•et action at noe. or you'll get left. Miss Klva /.inimerman came home from co:iege at Toledo. Iowa, last Friday evening to remain over Easter. Gus L rent the Clothier now has a complete and up-to-date line of g» nts' furwi-liings: anything you will want in las line Kemember only a few days' left to ss ure tlie great bargains offered at isct's . • s» e c sing tills com ing Saturday night. Nels Knevoidseii of Dannebrog. visited las brother. Martin, over last o and looked after his resi dence property here. owing u> J. B. Draper's removal to W y riling, he resigntd as banker of tlie A Kidman 1 wge and E. G. Taylor was elected in Ins stead. Himalaya C10U1 is one of the much recommended cloths for ali kinds of adies wr.ips. price J.V*ts. The Loup City Mercantile Co. Lave it. That prince of Irish gentlemen. Ed Flynn, oi Vv ,ggie Creek, is one of tin ate-' to add Ills name to oar gr wing list of readers. Thanks. Next Sabbath wi.l be Easter Sun day arid we have not ct been able to get a new Easter hat to cover our -a i r j 1 bald head. Tough. Rev. Joseph James went to Shelton • ast Sunday and preached tor the Baptist brethren there that dav. He i' highly j eased with that little tow n. < Gnhiser's Bed l ag Sale will last i* y a ftw davs' longer. Don't miss :!ie bargains offered. Don't take our word for it. but visit the store and la- convinced. J B Draper returned from Lincoln Tuesday, where he went a few days' since for SB operation on his eyes. Mrs. Draper going down Saturday to accompany him home. Lorentz. tlie Clothier, has received a big consignment of mens and boys' spring suits and furnishing goods, which is one of the finest and most up-to-date ever received in our city. Mrs J a. Danielson returned Mon day evening from a visit to the west part >f tiie state, near Wallace, where Mr. lianielson recently invested in and. and thinks he did the wise act. • >et ready for tlie Easter parade by cading on Lorentz. tlie Ciotliier. lie will fix you out in short order in one of those nobby spring suits just re ceived. Bring tiie boys also, anil he will treat you all right. Miss Ida Draper, who has been a faithful typo in the Times lor the i«'! year, has resigned her position with that office, and Miss lva Henry has taken her place in the office to solve tiie mysteries of tlie Art Con servative of Arts. Serv ices are living held each even ing this week except Saturday, it being Passion Week." Kev. Mont gomery having secured a stereoscope with which to illustrate his lectures. It is very interesting, and evervbodv is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Katie Hartunek of Wolbach. mother >f Mr. .las. Hartunek of this ity. died ia«: week Wednesday, aged yea's and’• months, of cancer of tiie stomach. His many friends will deeply sympathize with him in tlie os> of the dearest friend man has on earth. Ik'. I*. W Montgomery c.f the Probyterian el.uivli and County At torney K. II Mathew have made ar rangement- t* take a two months' trip abroad, leaving here for Wash ington at» ut the loth of May for a few days -.giitsoeingand then on the K ..mania " for a pleasant sea voyag.* to Johnny Hull s domain. A representative of the Y. M. C. A. sited r city last Saturday and lound that we liave the smallest per centage of boy- in our schools of any town \isited, lieing only 22.'.-o per cent, against .£ per cent the next -n allot. and M percent, the largest. This i- t be regretted and should lie remedied by the parents of our boys. The dug show here last Monday evening at the opera house was most clever and entertaining, the little animal> showing a surprising intelli gence and training. There were per haps a dozen of them and thev -■emed able to do almost everything but talk A fair bouse, mostly little pe pie. were present and were wild in their enthusiasm. We received a pleasant call Mon day from Mr. and Mrs. W C. Foster of Ciear Creek, who were here trad ing Their son. Frank Foster, has jo: tnished school at Hroken Row and i- home again Of course, the worthy couple renewed for another year of North western visits, because. a> the g.«od lady >aid. “we would not and oouid not do without our favorite paper." Gus Lorentz has purchased the six as just north of the Presbvterian church from O. F. Petersen and will tlii- spring have erected thereon a modern residence of six to eight r "ms He also this week purchased the T S. Nightingale building on north Main street, in which he has his gents' furnishing goods. Mr. Lorentz thus proves his faith in Loup City and becomes a fixture in our business world. The Praper brothers. E. A.. P. S. and .1 H. Praper and families. Frank Rlaschke and family and W. T. Gib son expect to leave next week Wednes day for Greybull. Wyo.. where the brothers have invested in property and will make their future home, while Mr. Gibson goes under contract to put up residences for them, and will probably t*e atisont two or three months Mr. Klaschke goes with the car of gsods, while the balance of the com piny go by passenger. The Northwestern follows all with best wislies. The big sale at Conliiser's is on in full blast and from the crowds that daily throng the store the goods are being shoveled out in goodlv quai - tities tlirough the front door, and about as rapidly as they can he un packed from the rear doors It is a fact that each day they are receiving a large consignment of new goods, and is an eijual fact that the rush of con-umers keeps them busy. The sale continues the balance of this week and If you want bargains they have them galore. Hurry or you will regret it. as the sale closes Saturday night. For Sale The Perclieron stallion. Good Times No. 301. color, dapple grav. weight about Is*** pounds. Will price right and take some trade—a good span of mares or some cattle. I have two and cannot handle both. J. W. Gilmore, Austin, Neb. Saturday will b* the last day of vV :-er's Hr Bargain Sa 1-a-t Thursday evwmis, U* in voicing t'i the Odcmiahl xtrug store st<vk was inn-hod ami Messrs, Swan son ami L fholm took charge of their new business. Mr, Swanson is a fraduate of the Creighton School of 'liarniacy at Omaha. front which he graduated with thehighot honors o( iiis class, also receiving the higlnst ratine hi the state Kanl. Mr. Lofliolm is an energetic v. ,;ng bu-d ness nan ' several y> :trs" ev.xerienee in the mercantile business i . re. and the two xxili make one of our strong sob business u ns. Ibtv will nra a Mock of the l>est in their line and will handle fruits of all kinds in their sea' n We }.rediet the boys will make go d in every x»ax 'flu \ 'tart in right by using the North xvestem’s columns in soliciting mu’ (IStmiller See what the boys say this week. Grocery Dep’t Below v/e quote you a few of our “every-day" prices: 3 cans Good (’. *rn - s 25 i 2 his battles of Catsup - 25 3 t ans < \>ve Oysters - - . 25 t> ibs good Jap Rice - - 25 5 lbs. Good Prunes - .25 2 cans Good Tomato s - 2 2 cans Peaehe* - .35 2 cans Apricots - - - 35 3boxes Dr. Price’s Breakfast Food..25 3 boxes Egg-0 See - - .25 3 boxes Indian Corn Flakes .25 2 boxes Post Toasties - .25 1 lb Good Coffee - - .15 1 lb None Such Coffee - .20 1 lb Oriential Coffee - - .25 3 lbs Barrington-Hall - 1 Of) I Saturday Ends CONHISER’s Red T ag Sale Only Two Days More Don’t Forget Award has been made to this establishment for the exclusive sale of the time tested c)teaiS<M*U Combination Suits Consisting of a Double-Breasted Jacket and Two Pairs of Knickerbocker Knee Pants. These suits are practically indestructible; the ma terial will retain its new aspect, and tbe garments will give good service until the boy out-grows them. The W earbetter Young Men’s suits, and other styles Children’s suits are on sale at Lorenti, The Clothier. i J_:_ Keystone lumber go. At Loup City, have just unloaded a car of White Cedar Fepce Posts And are offering them at 151-2 cents each. These are Taro a bargain. Time to get busy with spring building, so bring in your bills and we will give' vou estimates on them. Yards at j Loup City, Ashton, Rockville, Schauppa, and Arcadia, Neb “BRAIN,” NO. 58929 3 Years Old, a Dark. Dapple Gray. Weight 1900 Pounds Owned by Mellor & Johnson Will Stand the Season of 1910. at their Farm Northeast of Town ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH OF “BRAIN'’ WHEN TWO YEARS OLD Notice or Hearns od Petition for Letters of Administration State of Nebraska f > ss Sherman County * The state of Nebraska To the next of kin and all persons interest ed in the '-state of Adelade Moritz, deceased, late of said county : Notice is hereby given that on March 9th. 19U*. a petition was tiled in the County Court of said county, for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Adelade Moritz, deceased, late of said county, and that the same was set for hearing Tuesday, the did day of April. 1910. at the hour of one o'clock in ihe afternoon at :he office of E. A. Smith. County Judge of st.id county, in Loup City in 1 said county, at which time and plan all per sons interested in said estate may appear an 1 be heard concerning said appointment. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 9th day o'* March. 1910 l»*AL] E. A. SMITH. County Judge. I (Last pub Mar 24) A WORKING CAPITAL OF OVER Thirty-seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars Inspires confidence In the CITY STATE Bill The Solidity of this Institution, The Substantial Men Behind It, Its Reputation for Progressiveness. Its Large Loaning Capacity, Its Spirit of Accommodation, Have attracted an array 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. Pkdlkr, C. C. Carlskr, President. Vice President. Cashier Moving Time |S ABOUT HEBE And you will surely need some CARPETS. RUGS Lipoleupi, Poftiefs, •Wipdow Shades, Lace Cuftaips, Wall Paper, FURNITURE PIANOS AND ORGANS When you need anythir g ir. ry line, don't for get I meet all competition. H. P. Ferdinandt Furniture Co. Low Rate Tours Spring and Summer. 1910 Plan now a 5,000-mile summer const tour See the far west with Its diversified broa lining under scientific e- It nation: visit its incomparable cities with their environment of extensive mini wealth A Coast Tour is a broad education ami tin* world's grev . •> tourney. Q P ft Round trip, central Nebraska to C.-i.ii. Puget ODU Sound, via direct routes, Jui-e 1st t>> s j.;, ml .«r :*Xh. ftrfl Round trip on special dates each month tr.nn April Ovll to July, inclusive, 0 I C Higher one way through California 1'or: I.mhI and 01 J Seattle. One way, eastern and central Nebraska to S • Fran _cisco, Los Angeles, San Hit go, Portland, I .u-ona, Seattle, Spokanv ov, March 1 to April 15. Proportion:.: rates from your town. Consult " * ticket aa\*m or write m - n* lv asking for puhlk-atl ms „ etc., stating rather neilirl. lv vour general plans 1 W w v aKI.KY.G. P. A..«» U«.h i„iuu. Street, Omaha, .«u.
