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    pur Loans.
. The loans of this bank amount to about
0 000. which is being used by good, responsi
Iflf ble business men and farmers of this
community.
HR: This entire sum is only a part of nearly
1*00.000 o' money that belongs to our deposit
ors. S35.000 of capital stock and surplus
besides undivided profits, and private
•JK 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.
-He First National Bank,
% Loup City, Nebraska
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ta ■ -a. —» ,f iadae-’ earaimt* at
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V -ip-i-dat* 't*rmc sott*.
" .» v j. itirt* and oafest* and
tr i— tawi nti tl«e
bln, and m; taXianatue dim
V Xo. I seed com for sale by Lee
Hens.
MOtle : t': o’, market
. rwr R- Hides
a and xr T V lived for Vv
. -e ^fre*«3e*s
>:• rk ;* repainting tie \ Ik
* *«*: -*e re— :e**oe
S the Cne Ladies S-Us at the
L«pCity Vircanu M.t
■ * a vo ni iaid cook or easo.ine
.'all cm L. II Spnhr.
V ileed sells w indmilK pumpi
if ' .. gv tx ra ne of saj.p'res
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:•* ft L. . r City MrMJNtiK IV
x nan*, i urmrtnc * I caned
ar . "vssed: lake :t t*- Loremo. tie
cfi .uder
T tii.s« wanting alfalfa and
* -d :or s’mg . {anting xt
T M Reed
> .:. rt: -. . *;
»r winters visit at Si*
a springs*. Irk
r .- Loup t lay- Mills are now mak
. : -.r own rye flour Ask for it
» niios huy rye flour.
• : * meat market i* tie place
.'jest of steaks, t.m.. oyster*
• t rything in his :ne
1 i-et Young.aest ami family
*. • ■ Hie Ka*ter season witli rela
* ,.ti 1 fm-na*at Aurora
w are pay it* tent-* cash for
r- in dt oerod at the creamery.
Ravenna Crninv On.
\ '*ii arnled at the home o! Mr.
a-.: Mr* Henry « •berraiiier south of
: *n a*: Friday. Mart i. 35th. lsuo.
'■i» Lorentr. the Clothier now ha*
a -mpieUT and up-to-date line of
gents ‘urT .^l ings: any thing you will
»ar.t in his line
■ " • u *•- itaggan spent Easter
at her Mmw in St. l*aul. a
->->d. VG- Edna .\ nderson. accom
mg her i ere for a visit.
4h is one of the much
<:se«ded * * «eti.' 1 -
ad s wraps ypce Uict*. 1}•. Loup
fit* V* r»-anu»e« V» have it.
• » ■_ want a dray. phone Ohms,
j on "> t leave your >rder
with either . .a.her yard or E. G.
Tp.i r ;ie-a »f service guaranteed.
F. L i'att*<n and fan la week
•«'i on t • ‘ « » d Leiningt-r U>me
stead in W ashington towns1
* > ». far U* present season.
I* n ; forget that Ferdinand:, tiie
fumitare man. will duplicate any
- „. _ i —rn ti«* sata gue h list's,
anu thru give 'you r.gjres below tlieni.
L vs- ti _r streets a-t Saturday,
a e^xi --arf pin. witii diamond
~-t: -->g Ki'i-vr p ease hand same to
l‘r.: - as. < »V<onm.; and receive
sdubie reward.
Mart he iieid next Sunday
mng at at ti»e German
-tri. n ti.;s city. Lev a. I». Woth
" ward lat.ng All Germans
meted to he present
T*y M N:Asiaj- tiie drayman.
•»* • .1 k and satis'a ton service.
riders at the keystone. Lein
iger s r Tayk r's eievaicr. or phone
:.is residence- k <» WT.
\ p ~t card was revened a Gw
ia»' -nut fn>a; Arthur Grown, who
s in < n ago learning to be a lino
type artist Arthur will make good.
• e »\e n. t the slightest doubts
I. -_p Gitv flour :> giving good satis
fa< ti ru W hy not use flour made at
-• -r home town and lieip a lawne
industry' Bring in your wiieat and
is hange for flour.
r I ITT MHL \ LIGHT VO
Mr*. can supply you with
»:.u •*-* ! a:. waist, skirt ami
: ic a:. «• ret. a.so l*>*e. gaure ami
* in underwear. si topping bag. veil
and fo'rs Win nut take a trip?
• a and -ee our ne* iine of
ith. just in from New
\ You ***- till* >Ut advertised
«*- . - i m the I vlinator. price iicts.
L-irri'm Mercantile On.
Mr* \n>»a Fowler returned Isome
i**. sarurday evening from tire M K.
*. r.a: at Iknalia. where she under
w n: as rjica’ operation for cancer
and tumor. Site is convalescing
sat sfact crily.
!>’;■* da not forget the *ae of
- nnt s .r.s. waists, skins jackets.
■>t tie Square r*eai people, at
nti'.~er'sthis week Saturday. These
■*! ■* roue four or live times a year
* i a ways prove most satisfactory.
Want-d: Man and wife without
Iren. -r single man. to work on
a nr: must be sober and Itave sanne
ni-ne iu\«i wages to right pets
" • ore for one year. For par
.. arv. addre-s* Northwestern, or W.
* _ tan. .V*!iU>n. Neiv
A I*, i'allev ret timed Monday
c --rung from a protract 1 absence in
T-\a* and > utliem (lll oma Jle
G-n:<-* Usat Ijc canie home in an air
* . p. a* a result of attend, ng I tie
-at avtati.n ic»t at Ls \ngeles.
; . *ugh !« :n*:*t* t u»v »a*U«e grval
*- (iri! .-f modem time*
Tbe families of K A. ami Del
firaprr and Mrv F-ank Ulasahke left
e* ervis- for tl«eir new home at
.r- -b- ; Wyo. He Draper s liave
residents of Loup dly and
sj eiman county for many years and
wa be m:s*<d by a large circle of
rh-nd* Tbe Northwestern follows
t‘*ea; with very best wishes for Uieir
ipfutw*** and good fortune. Later
Tbey did m-i get started till this
- -milsg. owing to a railroad bridge
•icing burned near Ansley. which
elf tlieir car of goods at Uavenna
’ for some time, and they did not wish
it-- get to tlieir destination too far
• a nead of their car of goods.
Wanted, capable girl for general
housework in family of four. Inquire
at this office.
Mrs. Frank Goodwin and son came
up from Grand Island Monday for a
visit at the home of her parents.
M. C. Mulick was a sufferer from
a severe attack of quinsy last Satur
day and Sunday, but is much better
at present.
R F. Starr had legal business at
St. 1‘aul Monday, returning by auto
to Rockville and thence home by the
potato bug.
Mrs. Ed Augier is on the sick list
and her niece. Miss Ethel Mercer,
arrived last evening from Siloam
Springs, Ark., to take her place at
the switcboard. .
Miss Elva Zimmerman returned to
her musical studies at Toledo, Iowa,
yesterday morning, after spending
the Easter season at home.
Little Frances Sleeth went to Lin
coln last Friday to visit her father,
and will return home this evening
with Mr. and Mrs W. R. Mellor.
Ashley Conger and family moved
out to the Ed Oltmann farm near
Schaupps. Monday, where he will
make the crops to come forth in
goodly quantity.
Mrs. K. L. Frey returned home last
Friday evening from Grand Island,
nkely recovering from her recent
surgical operation. A sister of Mrs.
Frey from Franklin county, is here
to look after lier till she recovers her
norma! health.
A Mr. Hartley of Cniversity Flace,
an uncle of Mrs. Rev Harper visited
here o'er last Sunday ami sjuvke most
eiiti.udasticaiiy at the Fresaytrrtan
, ;.urvh iu tlie afternoon of the great
..»y mm's missionary convention held
a; Lincoln last wees,
J vv Conger wa> taken ill last
^. mtay evening with a combination
of a grippe ami kidney tAmide and
has been quite a sick man for the
i«si fv« days, but as we go to press
ing nicely amt will lieable
to tw o,.t again in a few days.
Mi's Vda Smith closed her school
in lustrkt .'C last Friday, ami lias
taken tlie deputy ship in tlie county
.oige's 'lee umier tier tatlier, Judge
K A Smitl. Sim is one of our
bt,*; test tempers and will undoubt
edly tie a' sueeessful in this position,
i e ,adio> ot the Missionary ami
Industrial socialie> ot tiie Presby
terian churvh cave an afternoon at
Hie borne of Mrs Ira K Williams
last Friday in honor ot Mrs. J. R
l Taper, the former society present
ing !*er miti. a : - o I teaspoons.
Miss Minnie Gilbert, who is travel
ing over this state in the interest of
tiie Home for Friendless Children at
Omaha, surprised her good mother
a v -it last Saturday, at;- N
absence of sis months, leaving yes
te relay morning to resume her duties.
Peter Rowe met with an unfor
tunate accident last week resulting
in a badly sprained ankle. While
w, rking on a scaffold at the home of
A. R. .lack in this city , it gave way.
perci pi taring him to the bottom a
story below. alighting in a strained
position on one foot, resulting in liis
being laid off duty for a seasou.
Mrs. A. L. Davis came over from
Greeley Tuesday evening with her
infant -on. Ainsiie Reed lUvis. for a
few days' visit at the home of her
parents. Mr and Mrs. T. M. Reed.
Grandma Reed, who was over at
Greeiey to greet tiie advent of her
grandson, a.so returned Tuesday.
Rut you should see Grandpa Reed's
smile
Henry Reck was over from the west
part of'the county. Monday, bringing
ids 1 hyear-old son for examination
.tivss. which our physicians
pr, n.'unovd appendicitis, as did also
the physicians at his home, and tiie!
toy was taken to Grand Island Tues-:
day tor an operation, it is to be
. oped the ad may pass safely through j
tiie ordeal.
Last Saturday, G W. Hunter, secre
IlM Loyal Mystic Legion, re
ceived from the onier twodarfts for
fh**1 each, covering tne insurance of
Edward Yeeder. deceased. in favor
of iiis mother and step-lather. Mr
and Mrs. S. F. Reynolds. This
promptness on the part ot tiie onier.
-peaks volumes in it's praise and of i
it s secretary.
W. T Gibson left with tiie Draper
families for Wyoming, w here he will j
build four residences for tiie brothers
and Frank Biasclike. similar to the
residence now occupied by tiie North
western family here, which waserect
ed by 1V1 Draper, all tiie liouses to
be erected in one block purchased by
the boys when they went out to look
up that country.
J. B. Draper and family left Mon
day for tiieir new home at Greybull.
Wyo. They were to v isit M rs. 1 draper's
-i-'.er near Litchfield until Wednes
day, when tliey would be joined by
the families of E. A. and 1 *el Draper
at Broken Bow. Mr. Draper and his
good family have a host of lriends
here wIki will wish them God-speed.
Of course, the Northwestern will
keep them posted on the news of
tiieir old home.
Friday. March _'>th being the joint
birthdays of little Miss Helen Coili
i-riest. Master Loyal Ferdinand! and
Mis- Kester Feniinandt. who have
readied the mature ages of four,
live and two years, respectively, a
party was given in their honor at
the lmme of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Goi'.ipriest, at which some two dozen
.::.t tots were present and a >iu;
time was iiad by the future kings
and jueens of Loup City.
Miss Amanda Sol ms. sister of John
Sol ms of lids city, arrived from Ger
many on Monday evening for an in
definite visit. Sue was accompanied
Ivy Mr. John Lass, who comes to see
the new »or id for a season. Mrs.
Maggie Wiel of North i'iatteand Mrs.
John Muhl of Grand Island also ar
rives! in Loup City yesterday to see
their sister from across Uie water.
Mis- Sol ms is also a half sister of
Mrs. John Ohisen of tiiis city.
We revs ived a pleasant call one day
last week from that enterprising
and progressive farmer. Henry Han
sen of Ashton township Mr. Ilansen.
however, gave a very disheartening
jr-port of the winter wheat prospect.
- • lar as he was able to ju Ige. to the
effect that it would prove a los-. of
hi to per cent, at least. Ills judg
in' nt is eorrob.vraied by|many reports
received since. some Ivelieving the
per cent of i.xs. much greater.
Last Thursday afternoon the g iod
la dies o: the Coffee Club of this city
;**rpel rated a >ui prise on tiieir sister.
Mrs J. H Draper, on the eve oi lier
tejartuns for her new home in
Wyoming and presented.lier with a
silver cream ladle as a token of re
membrance of Uie esteem in which
she was he la by the members of the
club. Those participating in the
gladsome event were: Druzilla Hen
rietta IVdier. Wilhelmena Ivvhthold.
Kmma Columbia BeUenmayer. Bose
May Thompson. KaUierine Burrow es,
Kaiiierine ida Bowen, Amelia Caro
i line Criss. Martha Jones. Anna Marie
Graefe and Uie victim of Uieir kindly
regard. It wap. a very pleasant after
< noun to all concerned.
Ladies' spring garments on sale at
Conhiser's this week Saturday. One
day only. Call early.
Next Tuesday will be city election.
There will be no contest that we
hear of except for city clerk, w inch
will be between Peter Rowe and the
present clerk, aud if Peter runs as
swiftly as lie did for county judge
“Never Sweat’" will be distanced at
the quarter pole.
The hospitable home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Outhouse was the scene
of a merry gathering last Saturday
evening of about twenty-five girl
friends of Misses Meroe and Emma
Outhouse, the guests of iionor being
Miss Maude Miller and Miss Carolyn
Wellerseik. of the State I’niversitv.
who were spending the Easter vaca
tion here. A sumptuous three-course
dinner was served and the evening
most enjoyably spent w ith games and
music.
Grocery Dep’t
Below we quote you a
few of our “every-day”
prices:
3 cans Good Corn - - * .25
2 big bottles of Catsup - .25
3 cans Cove Oysters * - . 25
B lbs good Jap Rice - - .25
5 lbs. Gv*od Prunes - ,25
2 cans Good Tomatoes - 25
2 cans Peaches - * - ,35
2 cans Apricots - - - 35
3 boxes Dr. Price's Breakfast
Food..25
3 boxes Egg-O'See - - ,25
3 boxes Indian Corn Flakes ,25
2 boxes Post Toasties - .25
l lb Good Coffee - - .15
1 lb None Such Coffee - ,2o
l lb Oriential Coffee - - .25
3 lie Barrington-Hali - 1.00
“BRAIN,’’ NO. 58929
3 Years Old, a Dark, Dapple Cray, Weight 1900 Pounds
Owned by Mellor & Johnson
Will Stand the Seascn of 1910, at their Farm Northeast of Town
ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH OF “BRAIN'' WHEN TWO YEARS OLD
Prestateriu Bulletin
You letnirded we have
our annual meeting this evening
Thursday »' ' «\vek. i'leasecvine
it ivesdhle.
The pastor plans to speak to hi m
ess and those vise Ate interested in
fArmers. next Sunday a-oming.
In Agreement with Use other
churches Ami according to custom,
our evening services will begin one
i.Aif hour lAter than the time during
the winter season. The C. K. will
meet At ' o'clock And the church ser
x ice At ' o'clock next Su nday evening.
3 on Ashley Conger, the dray
man. Get him.
YES
The Big Sale is Over
And Was a Perfect Success
And are still in the rinc. with plentv of snaps to offer vou
LOOK! READ1 PROFIT?
2 1 2-lb can Peaches, two
for. 25c
2 1-2-lb can Plums, two
for. 25c
2 1-2-lb can Raspberries, I 5c
3 cans of good Peas .... 25c
3 cans of good Corn_ 25c
">-ox. Oysters, two for... 1 5c
<» lbs. of good l'runes for
only. 25c
3 lbs. of London Layer
Raisins. 25c1
ti lbs. of good Rice for.. 25c
2 lbs of tine Apricots.. 25c
Bottle Queen Olives.... I Oc
25e bottle of Catsup_ I 5c
Yours for Business.
COIMHISER’s
To hoop omt drought*, moteleve oW il-teiW, iw..f in
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, RAINCOATS AND CHILDREN’S SUITS
Ay DAVID M. PFAELZER A COMPANY
This biand has been manufactured for nearly a quarter of a century,
durtnq which time it has risen from an intent industry tu its ptefcnt
gigantic site.
Hoaestv of purpose and meritorious merchandise get public conft
; deuce and hold it.
This make of Young Men's and Children's clothing can only be
found on sale here, at
Lorenti, The Clothier.
!
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KEYSTONE LUNIBEpeO.
At Loup City, hare just unloaded a car of
•White Gedar F®pce Posts
And are offering them at 151-2 cents each. These are rare a
bargain. Time to get busy with spring building, so bring in
your bills and we will give you estimates on them. Yards at
i Loup City, Ashton, Rockville, Schnapps, and Arcadia, Nob
A WORKING CAPITAL OF OVER .
Thirty-seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
Inspires confidence in the
lit arc Sim uk
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 army of clients whose
DEPOSITS AGGREGATE OVER $150,000.00
Promote vour interests by allying yourself as a depositor with
this strong and successful institution.
LOUP CITY STATE BANK
E. G. Taylor, J. S. Pkdlkk, C. C. Carlskn,
President. Vice President. Cashier
Moving Time
|S ABOUT HERE
And you will surely need some
CARPETS, RUGS,
Lipoleupi, poftiefs,
Wipdow Shades,
Lace Cuptaips,
Wall Paper,
FURNITURE
PIANOS AND ORGANS
When you need anyth \ ? It. e.'.y Unc, don't for
get I meet all competition.
H. P. Ferdinand! Furniture Co.
Low Rate Tours
Spring and Summer, 1910
Plan now a 5,000-niile summer roast tour
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See the far west with its diversified broadening under soiea: ilk* c ,'tivation;
Tkit its incomparable cities with their environment of extensive «x*k| wealth
A Coast Tout i» a broad education and the world's great. '! a- uw mraey
A|||| Round trip, central Nebraska to California o IVget
OOU Sound, via direct routes, June ht to SeptemN'r .kkh.
Arfj Rouud trip on special dates each month tY>> . April
gjU to July, inclusive,
Air Higher one way through California Pert land and
0 | J Seattle.
AAr One wav, eastern and central Nebraska to S >* Craa*
0Z3 Lo* Antrelee. San Hhtpv Portland, lacoma,
Seattle, Spokmo,»"«- „ March 1 to April lo,
■hm Proportional rates frmv >xmr toi tVrvmh " l ket
agent or wrue me fr»,|v xs.Ving for publieat *, .. etc.,
uJUUny' seating rathe; d.: nhelx \,<ur general plan*
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