x Lose Tour Money
I And It's Gone
But if you lose your checu book, we will give
you another. In this lies the safety of paying all
b its by check on this bank Your money is se
cure. yet ready to use as you require it. and your
check forms the best possible receipt.
4 You are tempting the hold-up man. so long as
you carry a role of bills Better carry your cash
in this bank and rest easy. The oldest, largest in
cash resources and most carefully managed bank
in Sherman county.
l. me First National Bank,
Loup City, Nebraska
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nure >; reader*.
ia articles -n *a.e at Con
t-u-r % e .ef> -*at-rday.
f » —' a*:, it; ? ;<atd for » or
<i-i ueti- a*. Lee Hr »
i r a ~eouf*i-lia'i: owi * or fisoiine
-o >(. ail oa L H >p*hr.
;• <» iieej WeWt to * Icaia on
t»u--T<es- Urdnctcii a rain/.
7 y. f:*-ed * - windmills. pumps,
at. : a fc-en-ra at- of jes
>' *. - palfi'.er us*-* white lead
ari £*. a idwl. jfll e V IHi Tltf JTe^s
> r Sa.e A .-*erk>-oid heifer
ci in...re «*f Frank Osaatowsfci.
* r.i — r .** •»}>►- !a - n *aie every
"a:_rii t»o in and see. Saturday.
~. La. the *rea: dramatic piay.
»!:■.- ,er» :jo.!<e Saturday eveninjr.
he- ; - - .re a.way*, n the mir
•■e: • - . kens ar.3 ,*ay the highest
ca* pn e
t!..*se wanting a faifa and
3.. —ei for »;.r:?4ir t .abtiru; see
T V Iteed
*:■ e**. - a«.-tat for the
1 » a ■ -a ; - v, 1,133 fv r
f-. :nf •rri.ati'jf!
> L .. a»a> La* * J to Andy
■ .idtea tiie cottage now oocu*
pied i# A Boone
The L -r 1 .:> M: * are n » mak
a** *J^:r own rye dour Ask for it
».«r. >u_ Uiy rye riu-r.
ikrruietl - ra: .arwet i» tie place
t '•.»»»* r»j.. . y--_ers
and eierytiarar n • .* ilne.
% rir ha: a: ti.e .. -a of
V- a*** \( -- vr: _r L nd*.-en tj
* XT^e i ree« a-: Ti. -r-i^y
A- a'- pa ivu a>*! for
r-aa. ;r . ere*3 at tie- creamery
EtvrsM i h«.a*euv'C«». v
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fnMB oata K new* »i Hi bis finilt ]
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v «l read the b k
lb- Elam. should Ht fail
■*■ ' * ra : 'i:
1' > i- red that a baby hoy
amied t r i<3>n t! - ii.-me f Mr.
a'« V> ft; !• inf at Grand
is aria ,»•" >a»day
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5 oar packet 1* 'k
Fcasdc ftV.tirmum left the 23rd '
~ <>Tr - .. ft . !> i>'.<
ft T it. .*• m .ft ■_ ding residences
i -r the l»raper Bros.
If ;t - »ant a dray, pi ne A. L- Eo
derJee. t on 53. or leave your order
* ~:ther i -- urd or E G.
Tail r Hest ~ - • jtaranteed
• • t lore-: t_ j*. I- -c nandt. tie
'aw.-t Ear. »: duplicate any
■ * — - ■=>■.'' a* a c-** houses.
iM trir-r give y _ tig ores bei.»* tlem.
*e liave a.r-a:i r-oeiied a tine
it * v f gradt-a:-ng ; r- — nt-~ a nr. w. ;
or pea-ed to >:. * them u> you any
uiu Henry M. E -ii-r. tie reliab.e
je»rirr
Try M. Xirkatao*. tie drayman,
‘or yuick and satisfactory service.
Lea - -tiers at ibt Keystone. Lein
ng*-r » r Taylor :» e r rater or phone
ids residence. »• on 1C.
Mrs Lir/ie M s .noe.l of iirai
a* » iad been fere visiting ter
n.- ■- Mrs Ida Lambert, returned
- e ist Friday. Her daughter
» remain •*. »♦ time . -nger at tie
in me of Mrs £r. na McCray
WANTED—"Hie _ ode-signed wants
to pasture fonr cattie. Have sii
t,-itred acre* of bottom land, food
ainp water End plenty of shade
Write or phoee me My place is
wrfeat is »n-wti as tie Leininger
find, in W'a-hingt- m township.
El i.KXE I*ATT<*X.
Young women coming to Omaha a> ■
wtrangers are mviteu to visit the]
Young W .men s O.rKian Associa
tion building at St_ Man's and ITUi
street. wnere thev will ae directed
bn sL tatee boarding places or otier
w -ted Lcok for our Traveler's
Vi f a; tie T ni.-n station.
i:<-' H. vur.l »mi »ife of Wesl
Km» i h wa. th.ted this week with
V'* li if|uiri> W 'tlirr. Wo Larsen
■tid *»n. .t. ieai -g for itoror Tues
ia» * r*« :«* Tliey had tieen at
saltwater to attend tlie marriage
the rnert-nd »• sister. and Mr. Larsen
' <*e '-ter >.ndat and brought them
h our Urn a 4ioft »Mt
►_r p «altf t*M»e painter. George
>u»ri oreOf»t*d hit birthday anni
• -sar; Mav 1 lie •rrlerine tie Xonh
• t-» rrfL ar'y i Kit his brotner.
Harrr F S: h * Iswe liome is at
incum K> and who will also
eneaUr hi- mrtiiday anniversary
a s>ot Uw tiai- lie reals tiie third
number oi the best paper published
in hi» brother's home.
Tbe city council i<as ordered in
- le»a »' m t ie ea»: side of the
street from tie: -state hank corner to
: i Jt ai-hr.il l.-ocse and Joe Reiman
and h.- men iiuve started in at the
bank »n»er by buiidine a cement
raneitif to the court house square.
\ j» «rt. n of tie sjdewa’ks on tiiat
' "Ie «f ti-e stree- «ert put in pre
v. usir. so the present order will
only afln-t a portion of the distance, j
Grocery Dep’t
Below we quote you a
few of our “every-day”
prices:
3 cans Good Corn * - $ .25
2 V*i_r bottles of Catsup - .25
3 cans Cove Oysters - - . 25
*» lbs 20in1 Jap Rice - - .25
5 lbs. Good Prunes - - .25!
_ is Good Tomatoes - .25
2 cans Peaches - • • .35
2 cans Apricot* - - • .35
3 boxes Dr. Price’s Breakfast
Food..25
3 boxes Egg-0 See - - .251
3 b<-xes Indian Corn Flakes .25
2 boxes Post Toastie* * .25
I lb Good Coffee - - .15
1 lb Xone Such Coffee - .20
1 ib Orienttal Coffee - - .25
3 lbs Barrington-Hall - 1.00
Bad Rockville Fire
S-Tviaf night iast. <r rather about
MoDdajr morning of this
reel estr the State Hank
building at Rockville. in which was
situated tlie tank and t In gstore
f \ ic Kistnussen. the lire totally
de-troy.ng the building and all its.
.tite-nt.- At first the report was
that tlie origin of the fire might
pr ve : • be incendiary and tlie res-.lt
f r bbery. but when tl.e fire cooled
itre > t investigate, the safe
»»■ fc und inviolate and ail content.' 1
safe, exploding the theory of bank
r Jberv The origin, then, was sup
p ~ed to be caused by the carelessness !
‘ parties in the drug store smoking •
tin evening previous and probably'
cause : ii> a cigar thrown to .'neside.
" natever the cau>e. the destruction
was made complete, there being no ■
' r~ : r :ec*.i n in the village, and tiie
■ - r • »ind bl wing making all efforts
f the bucket brigade futile. The
-s to ti.e drug store is said to be
about si. * . partially covered by in
'-rance. The bank loss or insurance
b not >.Di»n tons. The bank was
wned by ti.e Jensens of Boelus. »«’
-nierstand Mr. I»wehus of tlie firm •
‘ Nie.s n k Dwehus. general mer
unts f Rockville, being the cashier
If vo- want some good alfalfa or*
: iv. —r E. B Coming.
Mr- skip Thrashes goes to Grand
-ixitd - Sat u rday for a
>-rgica operation.
v. Henry French came up from
r * >: nday toy in his wife
n -is:: to the :.ome folks.
1 -gt * *ven w.re of ali sizes, and
ir * i wi.-t at prices that will
• - •• .• L. X. Smith, ‘phone
D -■» He* f the Industrial Soci
: 1 Ye'tvtenan church will.
Mrs. H. G. Hosier next
" rdne>day afternoon.
Mi" Irene Williams gave a May
.-art. M nday at her home in west
up < itv. A splendid time was
en.’oved by the young people.
Mr>. Fred stehr and daughter.
Mr- Wn. Cords of Grand Island,
are visiting with their sister-in-law
and aunt. Mrs. Henry Ohlsen.
Messrs Art Eisner, Dr. Allen. Dr.
L ngacre and C. C. ('arisen drove
vt r to (*rd Tuesday evening. In the
Eisner auto, returning yesterday
morning.
Jay Cole again became a happy
papa M nday of this week, a litUe
daugi.ter arriving at their home
that evening. Jay is a Roosevelt
man through and through.
« W Conhiser was taken ill
a~‘ Friday w-ti an attack of acute
in.:,gf~'.i n. which kept iumnnnlined
to id* 1 roe for several d»j*. but is
■•s ier ne sa* isfactorily at preset.:.
Lu>: w-r-k Thursday gave u* a little
-aste 'Urn uer with the govern
' lent t erir. meur registering at
' dcgr-T ie folk wing day it was
oid er ugh to make an overcoat
comf rtabie to the w**rer.
>. \ 1‘ratt i.as rente*! the brick
sior* at the rear of the State
Han i iinv and i> having i: fft'ed
up :rirnesha{<e for a pool and bil
liard parlor and will move both of
his outfits into one room.
A. M Lewis returned to her;
home at Aurora Tuesday, after a
short visit here with her son. Mr.!
Ed Lewis on the old Thos. Bagiev,
farm. - <uth of town. Ed returning,
home with her for a few days' visit.
Mrs Harper accompanied her hus- !
band Rev. Harper, to Grand Island;
Tue>dap. wliere she went to consult
a specialist in regard to her continued
ill health. The reverend went to
continue his treatment for throat
trouble.
The Swanson & Lofholm drugstore
have just received and placed in posi
tion a new prescription case It is a
beautiful piece of furniture and as
handr a~ a pocket in a shirt. The
tx»v> are thoroughly progressive and
up-to-date.
The encampment of Odd Fellows
of this city met in regular session
Tue^da' evening and put on degree
work. The lodge iias made wonder
fu advancement since its inaugura
tion tiere some tiiree months since,
now numbering 75 members.
The city council on Tuesday swore
in Uj« new councilmen. Messrs. Crissj
and Swanson, re-appointed R. P.
Starr as city attorney and Peter
Howe took tlte oatii of office as the:
new city clerk Saloon licenses were '
to T. II. Eisner. Win, Graefe!
and M. C. Mu lick, also pool hall t
license to S. A. Pratt.
(■ incident with the arrest of Bill
Ho ; h last week Tuesday and his
being brought to Loup City that,
evening Johnson, the barber, left
, that night for other pastures. It is
la:wed Johnson came here from
I Co incil Bluffs, also, and that Bolph
had hern inquiring if a barber named
Johnson was Loup City. Parties
putting tin? incidents togetlier are
wandering i: there might be anvj
1 connection bet weer the two.
Holmes-Daddow
At the home of the bride's parents
ten miies southwest of Loup City.
Wednesday evening. April 27. lfilb.
Mr. Don C. Holmes and Miss Mvrtie
Itaddow were joined in the bonds of
wedlock by Rev. H. A. Strohl. in the
presence of more than one hundred
relatives and friends. Mi<> Cecelia
Goodwin was bridesmaid and Mr
Robert Holmes the best man. The
groom is a son of Mr. George Holmes
of near Ravenna and one of the mo>t
highly respected young men of that
community. The fair bride is the
only daughter of Mr. Joseph Daddow
and one of the most popular young
ladies of Clay township. They have
the good wishes of their many friends.
After the ceremony a sumptuous
supper was served to which evervone
present did justice, after which their
friends and relatives presented them
with $40n worth of beautiful and
! useful presents. *
M. E. Church
Nest Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Rev.
L. H. Shumate, District Superin
tendent. will preach.
At 8 p. m the pastor will preach
the third sermon of the series to
t young men. the subject is. •'The
Strength of Manhood." A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Presbyterian Bulletin
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach on -Two Sauls”, and in
the evening the subject will be.
•Two Souls". Everyone is cordially
! invited to attend.
This evening Thursday we desire
an unusually full attendance, as the
pastor will give a confidential. talk
j on his lea\e of ab>ence for the nest
two months and its real significance.
Let every member of the church plan
to attend.
The ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church will meet with Mrs.
A. B. Outhouse nest Wednesday
afternoon.
W. T. Draper returned home from
Omaha Tuesday evening, not having
to undergo an operation for interna,
hemorrhoids, as noted last week,
the physicians diagnosing i.is trouble
as being partli caused by muscular
rheumatism.
l>r. A. C. Evans and wife returned
Monday noon from a call to the bed
side of Dr. Evans' father at Mapie
ton. Icwa. where he is visiting after
his stop of a day here on his way |
from ids home at Los Angeles. The
doctor left his father much improved
in health.
John Wall was in the city a few
hours last Thursday on his way home
from a trip down into Tennessee with
Troy Hale. While in the confines of,
the southern democracy, he visited
the historic battle ground at Mur-j
freesboro and many other points of i
interest.
Memorial services will be held in
the M E. church. May SnJi. lido, at
fcfcS* a. up. Rev. Harper delivering
the sermon. Members of all the!
churches and friends in Loup City
and vitfnity are asked to unite in
thisservice. Program for I>ecoration
Day given later.
Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Montgomery
last evening entertained the officers
of the Presbyterian church and their ,
families at the manse, a most en
joyable time being the result. I»aintv
refreshments of chocolate. >and
wiches. ice cream and cake were
served by the hostess and daughters
The las: word received from Mr.’
and Mrs. W R. Mellor. who left fora
three months tour of Europe, was
that tliey sailed for Liverpool Apr;.
~ They will spend several weeks in
England and while there will be at
5 and Haymarket Square. London.
From England they expect to go to
the countries on the continent —
State Journal. May 1st.
Attorneys Nightingale and Starr
went to Ashton Tuesday morning on
legal business connected with an
injunction gotten out against the
saloons of Thos. Jamrog and John
Goc by Wm. Knutsen. the park man. i
Mr. Nightingale was attomev fori
Knutsen. while Mr. Starr and Judge
Wall are the attorneys for Jamrog
and Goc. The hearing has been set
for Saturday.
When St. Elmo was offered as a
dramatic production the wise ones
shook their heads and rightfully so. j
for judging from the success the play i
nas attained, proves conclusively
that history repeats itself. The
book of st. El mo lias had a sale of |
4.01*0,000 copies and upwards of twice
that number have read it. This op
portunit* affords our theatre goers
to see this greatest of ail dramatic <
efforts at the opera house. Saturday
evening. May 7. Secure seats early
at Conhiser's.
E. C. Dyer came up from Fullerton
Monday evening of this week on
busines.- Since going Lock to hi> !
old home at Fullerton. Mr. Dyer has
taken a trip out into Montana and !
invested in land in tlie Judith Basin !
country, about the center of that |
state, and in about ten days moves
to that country to make liis future!
home. Mr. Dyer speaks most en- ;
thusiastically of the future tiiere and
tldnks it the Promised Land in this j
eartliiy pilgrimage.
Mrs. Bose Bishop of Boyd county
arrived here last Friday on a visit to
her mother. Mrs Geo. Keeler, and
two brothers and sister here. Mr.
Bishop coming to join her Mondav j
evening of this week. There was a j
family reunion of the mother and
ti»e children here Tuesday afternoon.
Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs.
Bishop returned to their home, bv !
way of Omaha, where Mrs. Bishop
will consult a specialist on a supposed
cancerous growth on her face, so
pronounced by several physicians
and which was caused by an ulcerous
tooth. Mr. Bisliop has sold a por
tion ol ids property in Boyd countv
and with his wife will remove soon
<.o Montana, where he has bought an
extensive tract of land.
Rev. Joseph James returned from
Shelton Tuesday, where be bad been
to preach for the Baptist people the
Sunday previous. While there lie
accepted a call to the church, where
lie will begin his pastorate as soon as
the congregation here accepts his
resignation and will relieve him of
the charge which will probable be
within tlie next ten days. Rev.
James has also purchased' propertv
at Slielton and so far as he knows at
present will make that village his
future home, as he desires to make a
permanent lmme at once and is well
pleased with tlie town and people. I
His son. D. W James, arrived at!
Slielton from I>enver Sundav and j
will make his home with his parents'
there until his health is permanently
improved, his physician prescribing
absolute rest for perhaps a rear vet.
before lie may again take pastoral
charge of any church.
New Cement Block Co.
The Northwestern Is glad to note
any and all improvements in LoupCity
and Sherman county, and to this end
Tuesday afternoon we took a look
though the Loup City Cement Block
; Co.'s big building and watched them
turning out the finished cement
j blocks. The factory is a cement
! block building. -toxtw feet, one story,
and is one of the most noticeable
: monuments to Loup City's business
enterprise. The company is com
posed cf A. O. Zimmerman and Gut
Stout. :.nd tiiey are well equipped
witii machinery ami material to turn
out from dot) to * )docks evert tei
liours. having ^ -.a corse p oe
gasoline engine »ttHM ruu> .lieu
mixer, u ma< nine i„> o < m piopei
proport ni'. 'It- *an i ami cement t
make e; n block a counterpart u ill.
other, ana an of t i- ten best com
posit in. Tney ha>e three machine*
I for making cement blocks, one Tor
I chimney work alone, and two others
tvliicii turn out block* of various
thickness and size for foundations,
walls and all parts of buildings in
which cement work forms a part.
Tl»ey purchase cement by the car
load lots and are prepared to turn
out an immense lot of work in the
i shortest possible time and of the
! very best quality and evenness in
| composition. They are also prepar
I ing to erect another block house at
the rear of their factory forTlie,
grinding of alfalfa and corn In the
i front of the building A. L. Zimmer-1
man has his real estate ofiice and j
w ill attend more or less to the office '
work, thereby . relieving Mr. Stout,!
who is the superintendent of the;
mechanical end of the business. The
Northwestern i~ glad to call atten
tion to this new enterprise in our
city, and we believe a look through
the factory wl.en the boys are turn
ing out work, would be very interest
ing a* wel: as instructive, and prove
a surprise to many. as it was to the
reporter, to get an insight into tiie
way it is a ne and the manner,
method and mode of turning out
cement blocks as done by this com-;
pany.
Fees Paid in Advance
Owing to the tardiness of those
having sheriff s costs iu civil suits in
paying sa::.e when the;, should, caus
ing me bo advance various amounts
aggregating between one and two
hundred dollars. 1 will hereafter in
sist on such costs in aB civil suits
being paid in advance, as the law
prescribes. Those interested will
piease bear this in mind
L. A. Williams
DR. J. R. GREGG
VETERINARY SDR6E0N
I have located iu Loup City, with
the intention of practicing Veterina
ry Medicine. Surgery and I»entistry.
All calls promptly attended to day or
night. Phone 3-on-U'':.
1MIHEN SHE WANTS
® ■ a portrait of him. or he
one of her, we make them—the
kiml that pleases.
DRAPER’S
STUDIO
LET US GROW TOGETHER
$85,000
represents in round numbers the Growth in De
posits during the last year
59,000.00
presents the Increase in Loans to our patrons
over the figures of a year ago.
/hich means that this bank has grown in the con
fidence of the public, and has grown in
ability to be of genuine service
to its clients.
t nr eans that more of our people than ever before
are profiting by a close alliance wit a strong,
safe and well-managed bank.
There's a profit for you in becoming a depositor
with the
LIP CITY STATE UK
Capital and Surplus, s 37,500
Moving Time
IS ABOUT HEHE
And you will surely need some
CARPETS. RUGS,
Lipoleupi, Portiefs,
•Wipdow Shades,
Lace Guftaips,
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.
Plan Early For
yqup suiviNiEp loop
Pacific Coast: From June 1st. low round trip excursion
rates to the Pacific C>»as , and on sjn?cial dates April to Julv.
still lower Coast Excursion rates.
Yellowstone Park: All indications point to a larger
number of Park Tourists dunng the summer of 1V*10 tuns
ever before. The tour rates are very low, and include at
tractfve diverse routes through Colorado and Salt Lake City.
To the East: Special rates will be in effect to eastern
cities and resorts. Definite announcements should be made
within the next thirty days.
Rocky Mountain Tours: Tourist rates during the
summer to Denver, Estes Park and Colorado resorts, H»x
Springs, S. D„ Sheridan and Ran Chester, Wyo., for the Hie
Horn region, Cody (gateway for Holm's personally conducted
camping parties through the p,.rk , Thermopolis. Wyo., the
wonderful Hot Springs resort (railway completed July 1st.
Homeseekers' Rales: First and third Tuesdays for investors sr a’wi
-eekers throufrh the newly developing sections of tire west
■ Gel in touch with the nearest ticket acent. or with :v<\ and
let us tell you what you want to know.
L. W. Wakeley. General Passenger Agent
1004 Famanrt Street Omaha. Nebr.
“BRAIN,” NO. 58929
3 Years Old, a Dark, Dapple Cray, Weight 1900 Pounds
Owned by Mellor & Johnson
Will Stand the Season of 1910, at their Farm Norther: t of Town
TERMS OF SERVICE.15.00 to insure mare with foal: $•_*■> no rc cult to stand
ami suck. If mare is traded, sold or removed from countv. f. a bid i.| s-um* will U«omne due
and I will expect immediate settlement. Care will be taken iu pr. v < nt mvideu, but will uot
be responsible should any occur.
ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPH OF “BRAIN” WHEN TWO YEARS OLD