The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Loup Cit%
hereby gives notice that they have purchased one
of the wer'd famous ~TISCG f.ianganeese Stee
Sa es. recently tested at Canton. Ohio, in the
essence ct one of their officers by experts cun
ning in the art of Burglary
A iso. that they have ordered a new system ol
SAF- DEPOSIT BOXES to be placed in theii
stric.ly fire proof vaults as soon as received froir
the factory
Further notice will be published in this space
* -hin a *ew weeks that this new equipment ha*
arrived and v. c then promise tc shew our friend*
a~d the puolic one of the best protected banks ir
the state of Nebraska.
Yours respectfully.
L. HANSEN. Cashier.
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ale.* and up-UMiaSw **» iea
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.* • 1 •* - wife and Me* EMte
. : JMIH i 1 .rough Lt>up fit*
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1 V '>* * **eia ra’.a < -nty
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4 "Tan. » ■ «*e am aa* etrucii by
r ** eg * <- t»v* *:m, Je*l r-y
*ig • *w 1‘uiejing and content* sn
... :.ng Mr Ha.: nan * auto and 25*1
• .*te * * grain
Tied..* •* i' as wa .*.a— <f the
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*4'. *. • in lie :a*e» *rt of Hie
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} .,r: » :* eordia » mailed to as
lewd'and gir » are re -w*ted !»• bring
«e .--Cited iunrli ba*k*t*
1 :ais r-u*i ter frag »<d farm
n ram .nt* *eod me a compwlw
r.p* mi4 *-an: tout best
pri -* v :-k anion w hi get you a
• _ ier Ur:t» tne today Oil*. T
f app- Middle *e*i Farm* 4
!.4 re Lire * Nrbr 25-tt
« T <;:b* * retained from ihe
. paR ' ' he -tale la*t week
a. > - : *: re le .Jrtel a *a'
4 ■ inter app-— which he will go
nnt few hr* to ***» wded and
*e that ’.to-1 are tne be»t pMubte.
a* o-r aa p-e eater* are entitled So
Uk ue*i. uw earth.
For Sale
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For Sale
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<■*. >rk »: . paint your hulls*
te ,ea i and zin
:- ' f,-*t *arit- > r i.ide- arid uril
P* market price.
A- -p~-:a - >T1 Her)
'A' -r« a * . m a», i *a t u rda.
i‘ f' • •' liaruet price in ca>.\ f..i
!•— a"- Le- i-r >t,!.rr* meat market
i r ~ a < \ *_ -rv• ‘. ; ier £ a—
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ne •. Z'.
~ Hi* kKN> are »antei
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r.Arket ; r<paid
' * * 1 Tg-1 tin ad.* *• cloak an«t
.-a - a: • ♦ • ;~er - -aturcia. anc
v nn **•-: i.Vi*
A i * *Att. ’_•» ret _rre* i Ti -rsda.
• . ■ . • ft brother
r a« at 1 ar:t- . I *
L» - f t: *■ l'i *neer at
p*i bb|
; r e ' ,r -print' i.i ken*
Art. \ ?.f ti.. tiarie-r ut Tiiur
4*1 Moved s 'a :., t into tt.e l/mt
■tat'* ' Mr- Var> <iardner
. . mu a*
rea-: > --e'-d at : reamer.
ntvrv.i I tKAMKEV Oi.
- • • ‘ ‘ a »a ■- a- >n i and *f:.
' " --a' - ' a kind- <'a
lie I< W V -ntf :uer'. left T Je
rri 'if * r Beatro-e •. attend
■ • * et inf ‘ tie i're.t.i teriar
■fund
':*-a • v: the trig sj».e -f ladies'
■t* - an1 skirt - at C-rihis*--‘«
oak* for ms
and riiii-dren.
Mr* - < r1 rig and tat.v taw
• ast Saturdav
1 * a few days t under um
; a -snta - ■ '
1-u : • - - u: any 'i-... r
UBd . * : • nd specia bargains
• si r t‘.a* »i please u and savt
_r j- set book
"i wen; u * »H V nday
- r.a» - .era ::: :« .'-ant -as*-*
-'■*• t: e district court in session
t ere t;.i« wees
I* ' <*' •» went u> Kansas City
a-* 'i- -day t a* tend an inter-state
. ~t ' - > mventi • ci ruposedol
v - " --rev ending states.
■an* admy j* m* A L F.n
• - e» * * - .ea - y ur order
» ■ • tuber yard or F. <.
Taj * Bast 1m * guaranteed.
V \ '• i iiert went to York ve
*♦ * :a • -rung t . attend a I* and
■ -ia >g salt w ,er. fie mat p >»
-r a«e *,» pure-bred 'tuff
ff *d L Hein ■»* noseri one of
• • - • mb» rs • tl> state
’r. detsit ing s i_ad bood ft r
* L < itv b v wno always gets
t * * r
11 !' -tarr was -a ,ed to Lincoln
V :r:u * attend a r:.eet:fig * Stat*
Mu :;a League, he being -tie of
• . ff. e-s f t'e same 'lrs Starr
arron panied him.
Try M Ni « aus tire aray man.
‘ * .is and satisfactory service.
Le- s - :-rs a* t:.e Keyst-.ne. Lein
:nger s • r Tay 1 r's elevator. or phone
Ms residence. *• on PC.
Mai Sai
'j»-t a w dais a-; week at tie
lie of II J Nightingale intiiis city .
»• re , lining Per i. -stand at ids
new -.urge at Lu king. Mo.
M* Car Wi) jams and bride re
• -ri^d i • Is rci --ster. this state.
M nday m »ming after a fe« days'
•-«.*. with Mr. Wi..tarns' parents.
Mr ur • Mr* ]ra E. Williams
■ra' .a it -ns eaves sat-rday
f • a: < s ten Jed visit witiiiier son
• ‘ ■'*•.* »f VVasMngt..m She w i
>i Mrs .ardner at brand Island
an - fr ti.ere the ladies will trave.
in company.
Aev* T "sday Martin Full item of
A -sun. aido:.
Mi" Fuiiiton. will leave f -r
W. ar . C .4 . »: ere Marion #i 1
take urge if l.isclaim. Miss Mattel
ret urr..r,g after a seasm.
The re m. be a Hallowe'en panv
SU • S
ta-g • ■ > Mi-* 1 *or tU.y Montgomery.
- Friday evening. «*ct Uv basket
supper and >• • spooks
wi give you Lite best time yet.
i Come.
!*• ight Jacoby returned home last
-Jay Iron .* Idy up into South
Irak ta : visit tiis brother-in-law.
\ i. Young-j est. iHright said lie
a : : card ' n: jch comment cm tiiat
-rif -y tiiat he thought lie would go
and s at it for himself. He was
not ve-v favorably impressed, judg
ing t.y w- t ne said, and ha' no very
great h ng to transfer himse f
> Itakotaward
Rockville Items
I'- * - trier and Banker I»wehus
am fam: i-s >undayed at H. Busli
houserrs.
After a few days .ay- .ff n account
r s!. rtage i f material, the mas n>
are a gait at » -rk n the re w brick
t b.tlCk.
’ "I i: Lay ad t.j~:ne-~ a* Kaverina
Wednesday.
T I* " - n i- now ni y located
; :r. :.e Kd'.rav ■ an-i m and i- at
‘i nte * d and new friend
' < N le - in's itt le son. Howard, liad
a - n u- . on’ .a-t >af arda\ dur
ing t i e ; - igre— of Nr. Nielsen'
a- : p n He »»- play ing with some
: • ■: ildrc w*,en their e-'W. which wit
pi kvted nearby gut loose, and in
■ - ng i tie tier up Howard got
s and
I ne k ar.d was dragged around tin
- ■ 'a t .e- bef re i e wa
les ei lie ’- u brig line’;., and wil
' ■ ti lie hi- y self again.
I': I'iewersoTi 1 ia- purchased a tint
1 - ' Next
I • ' • . • • 1 v if : • • - :
* wit 1
. - ’Its
■ ;■ "■ . - ti - ri • ' n Sic.U'iay
I • : V •. Jay a pan> i by Wil
1!* Tik* ns. a ting Mr. Wj.s >n uvei
fr >'i A-* * 'Ti
Mr- '1 I* Wi - n returned from
! aa Tuesday an- mpanied by bei
- . - Mrs. i ims. wi will spend
t: • winter with her
T ni Lpv says rot i up your coal
bins ear!' and avoid the rush.
, ■ . Rock
vi e adie- with up-to-date hats
at ' ,v ig.ng by ■ cr >wd. the price?
and sty .-- ar- <» K
Ha’:- H* i.nkt t; reshed last week
: w -at !'* lug g . id f 'r .Ti bushel?
t ' • a r* Ihw is that
W Mi ,er : :i- hi- auto on the
r a : every Kay. ami twice a day some
day -
‘ *ur pi.stxaj.ter i- very obliging,
bat 'ay - pay ... y -r box rent.
Mrs Mathew can provide you with
new and stylish coats, skirts and
at- Kr: es reasonable: juality and
fit t he very itest.
Mr- 1 c Kr.t. hard returned last
st-ei
, ->•- was ca ed by the sliooling of a
Tip-- brother a few weeks’since,
ami w j- r, w re overing.
W. n eived a pleasant -all yester
\ i, \ up forme r
f \;. r. ra. l>-t n w a great and
rea estate magi l 1 Watt r
: wi. - I* wh i- i,ere for a few
\ :-;tiiig* hi- r. atr.es ari l friend-.
H- wa-a .mpanied by an old chum.
' O Andeisoa of Denver, who is
»:■ in- Vi iie-r 1 rrigati n < .of
tiiat sp - ndid m untain city.
.1 W Conger, past chief patriarch,
and Kev W Harper, pa-t high
priest * ur . -a I. (•. <». F Fn
> pment - • ■ redited lele
gates the brand Kncampment to
>e d a: Line n next Tuesday and
a-e M noay :. .rmng • t»e in at
teii iaii ♦ WV ami. r-tand Bert Fiebig
and W .1. Fisher are the delegate
• the brand L‘>ige I. <» (». F.. which
• -*-ts m Linco.n n the same date
Mew art« mger wishes the North
western to extend for him Li-earnest
tionks t the people of Loup City
... ronage tin
a'-e a : 1- i him during tiie time
n the transfei
b--:rie-- :n tin- city and tru-ts they
extend the same courtesie- to
Mes-r- s- r .jcj .v Henriekson. «iio
i.ave purchased i.i- transfer outfits
and »i give • - people the best of
serv i-e.
i »ur German Verein friend-to the
n..> r -ixtet ri attending the big
H< ■ : an day c.-iehration a: Lincoln,
returned L ne .a-t Friday, reporting
f. a f.T:t t'ney ever liad Fred
- \n* . i*Tei: sa>s -:ie number of
Hermans and societies represented
"a- greater than e'er in its history
in the state and was enthusiastic
over the most joyful time he las
part ■ luring is ng resi
ience in Net *raska
At • r.*g ar me*' ing of Marmion
... Knights f Pvtbias,
as-evening, tie cnplaint f Knights
Longa re av.s A • n .urging Knight
i arisen wit: wi * \ and wantonly
deserting them, was under advise
• if I after -a reful consideration
and mature deliberation the com
• aint wa- ii-rr »*d and Knight
« ar.seti was pr* -ented with a tine
•arung set. and toe mpiainants
given years to get tiie habit.
Mrs Vary \ Gardner eft T..e—
:ay :i rtiitig f r W >d Liver. Nebr..
t her da ghter. Mr- Watson.
Saturday -he wi: leave tliere for
Couei : Item Ida] . to \i-it her
daughter. Mr-. Frank lliser. and
fan : "here si.e expects to remain
err:.- ' ini. r. and from there will
g ‘ I. - 'ng* e-. < a . to \ isit with
es. She ma
i- a —in a year May tic little o d
ad> iiu'e the in >st pleasant time of
Iter iife.
If y - want t see s me of the
finest -orn ever gr >wn in Sherman
it id see I ect ion at
. ni ser s from tiie farm of Adolph
iyer. few miles soutl
• #n Tii-' are av. rage samples of
sing . • . -
w :»• an •■*—ai-* : in sherman coun
ty and t.y pr t>er seeding and careful
ears bi i. • _ ■
md tin fc< rnels targe and
r is. > kni: Adolph may well be
pr d f tiie -i wing.
Kdgar Hraper went t Palmer
M *.day ::s .rning and that evening
g: • newith him Mrs. lira per.
«! net wr... the fearful accident
in an : - tie three weeks since.
■ ■ ■ ■ . • vas s
y t,r aen in three places that the
l* ne- ia..* : :.r*>jgi. tiie fle-li and
fsii.-trated tiie ground, when she was
t r wti {' the machine wlien it
ran " a l’vert. .i P Leininger
witl his aut br >ugl t the injured
w : an fr *m the depot to iier Lome,
s.h*. ■» *ng in an exhausted state from
tiie rid.* home in tiie cars. Her back
a- ;»ing injured in tiie accident,
sic* l- unabU te sit up l>ut a little
wi •* at a time It is sincerely hoped
she may speedily recover.
Electric Theatre Thrusts
l*a: nan certainly got ltoth eyes
blacked at the E ectric Monday nig'ht.
It wasalni etjual t seeing again
the tiim. A Winning Punch.” Will
the ending Ik- the same? Cash pri/.e
for the positively correct answer
during October.
The silver dollar prize drawing
ended :a~' week. Watch out.children,
for something else next Saturday.
The every-night change of program
i> gradua !y increasing the attendance
j of t ransients and now we see the
sturdy iine-up of ••regular--” everv
, night.
Remember. Tuesday and Saturday
nights are the extra specials, but
every night is big these davs. Come
and see
Electric Theatre
The place of clean entertainment. t
Along R. R. No 2.
Claude Burt. Winfred Hughes ant
Casteel Bros, have returned frou
theircamping trip up in the sandhill:
and report poor luck. a> they tool
the wroi g road, hut had ad kinds o
full.
Art Wilson and Tom McFaddei
threshed last week.
John Janulewicz had an escitiii)
time iast week with a prairie tin
just north of Loren (fee's, and alnios
w .re tiie rim of his hat oil in hi
excitement.
Art Lindgren gave carrier a tiro
ro ster Saturday.
Haii' (>oermiller. Will Kulil. Ju
lfiascime and Cha>. Schwaderer at
tended the Herman I>ay celebratim
at Line n c.i't week, ret timing lions
Saturday.
<hris < (ltjenhruns returned fion
I' aim n vv. Sehr . where In had heel
t ■ atu nd the funeral ol his mother
He wa> accompanied by ids father
who win make hi~ huu.t with him.
h i Kilpatrick i' getting materia
n the * r a new
N. It Nielson's Milt
Tracy an : u an Brown commenced t<
gr t.i. 1 .nidation tiiis week.
Joe B.aschke and liis road gam
were working on the road irom tl»<
divide soutn toward Bay McFudden'
Monday This piece of road ha
never Ireeii opened vntii now.
Joim Peterson lias rented Join
Long s place on Route 11. farmed b;
tiie Krischner Bros, the past year.
K. J I'ugsley iius built an additioi
■ is fal
Frit/ B • iiei gave tiie carrier sonn
waterii.e’ ms iast week.
1 hit : Mr and Mrs. John Foy'
. ies - very si . •.'• wet k
Joe Blase ,v. bought a piano fo
his iiome vvi : e in Lincoln last week
Joe i' in the ice business.
K*- neitiber that every letter yoi
mai: in town hurts your mail route
Mrs i arkAileinan returned Iasi
Saturday • mi (frand Island hospital
spending the night at tiie home o
B. T. Snyder's in Loup City.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Smith weni
to S: Fa,.l Saturday afternoon, rt
tcruing Monday.
Henry heed i> up lor r ad bo>s ir
. this district.
< karenre Kurt and F. G. Castee
leave this week for a trip up in tin
sandhills.
Mr', doe Kifford. sister of Mrs. Jot
K asvhke. has teen visiting liere the
past week, returning tc her home at
Columbus. Nebr.. Monday.
The Kig Four are haling hay foi
A < I Jest. One day last week they
about 12 t ns.
Mr. and Mrs. K y Conger visited
at L :p City Sunday.
A.fred .lurgenson last week cut his
field of flax
Mr and Mr'. C. \V. Conliiser were
visiting at ttie home of Adolph
Ihttenmayer Sunday.
Meccard was threshing for John
Halier Monday.
Fred Heed is on the sick register
this week.
Mr. and Mr' Hans Dietz visited
at the home of Frank Diet/ Sundag.
Joe Daddovv lost a valuable cow
last week.
Supt Hendrickson has t>een kept
busy the past week, visiting the
different schools south of the river.
Miss May Kone is giving music
less iii' t. several young ladies--not
children, a- reported last week.
Harvey > juires. S-year-old son of
Mr and Mrs. Carl Squires, was verv
sick ;a't week witii bowel complaint
and this week is suffering witii lung
fever.
MD- Esther Meed is visiting at
'1 c i and otiier points in Iowa.
1 nie ol 1 rafik Kuhns boys fell from
a nay .-ta >c last week, breaking his
ar: . and the sharp ends of the bone
were forced through the flesh. The
arm a a- also dislocated. They live
in Iloute 1 and were old patrons of
Uu carrier. The little fellow is
getting along (>. K.
Supt. Hendrickson is visiting the
set. around Litchfield this week.
Mr. Kroner commenced to put
d wn a well Tuesday for Ed Kil
patrick.
J A. Arnett and sons shelled corn
at the Farmers elevator Tuesday.
< .aren -e Kurt. Tom McFadden and
Homer Hughes have each threshed
this week.
We notice Yal McDouall driving
one of tiie mill teams during the
past week, taking the place of Mr.
Fan In r. who is laid up with a lame
shoulder.
Tin Standard Kridge Co. this week
competed the new steel bridge west
of Tom 1'arsiey‘s.
1 he mill had to ship in a car of
con from Austin last week to supply
their feed trade, as they ship a large
ant of cracked corn to surround
ing tow ns.
j lie teachers on Route 1 are as
lorn w>: I>ist. No. 14. Emma Rowe:
N Elma Corning: No. 43. Lizzie
Leatherman: No. 49. Hazel Tiffanv.
N 11. May Adams: No. 3s. i’ear'le
'•arnette. No. 44. Bessie Smith: No.
3-">. Cora Burns.
Ernest Rowe shingled A. L. Ender
lee's house this week.
Geo. McFadden is putting in a
pitless scale this week.
Loren Hayden and Ges. Zahn from
< tear Creek were trading at Loup
City Tuesday.
A ndy <. ray took some wheat to mill
Wednesday.
John Haller has been running Bee
card's threshing engine this week.
Mr. Bet-card being on the sick list.
(’has Snyder threshed his alfalfa
Wednesday, and the yield was good.
The M. E. Aid Society met at Mrs.
W. O. Brown’s Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris Oltjeebruns is quite ill.
Henry Kuhl will soon commence to
build a new barn on his farm.
Fred Johnson has just completed
two days' work on the cemetery iiiil
with a gang of men. a small part of
which was donation work by a few
teams. It will take two more big
days w ork to tix it so the carrier can
get up it. Will the patrons get to
gether and set a day for work on this
hill. Carrier will give another dav's
work if you will help him. Remem
ber. my horses have toclimb this hill
2ti times a month, or 312 times a vear.
Mr. Johnson would spend more monev
on this hill, but has only enough to
tix the very worst places.'only having
to use on Clay township'roads.
While Webster township spends
*l*Oo each year. Clay township which
is much larger and has some of the
t<est farms in the county onlv spends
&W0 on their roads. Why not vote
more money to work the roads?
For Sale—My residence in east
Loup (ity: or will trade same for
real estate. Walteu Wuzmck.
In Memoriam
1 Mrs. J. M Young died at' her hom<
i in Loup City last Friday morning
; Oct. 7. 1910, aged 72 years. 10 month!
: and 10 days. Funeral services wen
' held at tiie Presbyterian churcl
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev
Montgomery officiating, after whici
iier remains were interred in Ever
green cemetery.
■ Bird > McKinley was born Nov
27. i*:;7. and married John Madisot:
Young Feb. 22. 1'Ov at Nashville
‘ Term . to tliis union tliere w.Vre U rr
two son-. James and Robert, and out
daughter. Miss Henry. The sor
James died alni.it 2."> years ago and
, i the husband something over iiv t
! years ago. Robert and Miss Henry
, ] survive to mourn the loss of a kind
indulgent and affectionate lather anc
moth' r Mr. and Mrs Young wen
pioneers, eominp to tliis county about
' ..4 years ago. settling on a clam
about tunc miles up the valley, when
tliev resided until some time altei
proving up on tiie claim. Ineii utov
nig to Lamp v ity . w here they resided
■ during Uie remainder oi tlieir live'
Atioui lo years ago Mrs Young wu
1 i tiie victim ot an accident. as a re'ui;
ol which she was a constant sufferer
until death removed her from Hit
■ cares uf tiiis transitory existenct
• In those pioneer days tiie names ol
• Colonel and Mrs. Young were famil
- iar in many of the homes in Sliermat
and adjoining counties, tlieir homi
, being a convenient stopping place foi
j tiie in ha itants on their long and
tiresome journey to and from market,
and no weary traveler ever came tc
their home "too early or too late tc
1 to be welcomed and cheered by the
' | comical, and congenial originality
of tiie Colonel and the kindly minis
.. lrations of Mrs. Young, and theii
memory will ever be green in the
. minds of those who participated in
their generous hospitality. The
neighbors and friends all join with
tiie pioneer, in that, as tlieir hos
pitality was as boundless as the
wants of their fellow creatures, so
-! shall be their reward. The surviv
ing and only daughter was named
out of respect U> Henry Clay, who
was a warm friend of the Young and
McKinley families, and Mr. Young
one day in recalling an instance in
wjiich the southern statesman be
friended him wnen a mere boy. and
like the knights of old believed grati
tude to be the noblest virtue that
warm' the heart of man. said to bis
wife. "Mama, in case our next child
is a boy. let us name him Henry Clay,"
to which his wife replied. "Young
we will name it Henry Clay whether
it is a boy or not." which resulted in
the daughter being named Henry
Clay Young. "Cncle Troy" and
"Aunty" Hale, as Miss Henry calls
them, have watched tiie daily life of
this girl in caring for her father and
invalid mother for fifteen years, and
have made up their minds that she
is worthy of their warmest friendehip
and have invited her to share their
commodious home at her pleasure.
Robert and Miss Henry desire to
thank all who so kindly assisted
them in caring for their dear mother
during her years of patient suffering.
Moon Creek Items
Aunt Abbie and Amelia Gilbert
had a very "pleasant visit Saturday
between trains, with friends. Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Carr. Miss Grace
Carr and Mrs. Cricket of Grand Island
Several of the people from our
neighborhood attended the contest
' last Friday night.
Mis- Yeiva Fross rides on horse
back to and from her boarding place
Monday mornings and Fridav even
ing-.
The road boss and men are doing
some good road work.
Miss Reynolds returned home last
week from her convention trip and
reports a splendid time.
Wright Reynolds of Litchfield w ith
four other men came over to S. S.
Reynolds' home one day last week
took hack loads of calves and hogs.
Grant Rogers went to Aurora last
Friday and returned home Monday.
John Nelson is repapering and re
pairing ids house.
John Hatch is at present working
for S. S Reynolds.
Several from this neighborhood
drove to town Monday evening to
tier Mr. Aldrich's speech.
Jas. Lee is helping on the farm
this week.
The W. C. T. F. contest at Cleoria
church was in every way a success,
the church being crowded W> the
limit. The contestants did well.
The medal was awarded to Miss
Cora Fross. who is the local super
intendent of Medal Contest I»epart
merit. Music was furnished by a
quartette from Loup City. The
young people were invited'back to
Cleoria again.
SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Rowe went home with Amy
Me lira vy Thursday evening.
Wesley Polston is attending school
. again this week.
Our boys have been very energetic
the past week and are enjoying the
fruits of their labor.
Miss Rowe went home with Amelia
Gilbert Monday night
T. M.. W. P. and P. O. Reed, all
of this city, received word Sunday of
tiie serious illness of their older
brother. W. H. Reed at Brook. Ind..
who was reported as lieing on his]
death lied, and left by auto to
Ravenna.
German Evangelical Church
Next Sunday. Oct. 16th. there will1
services at Ashton at 10:30 a. m.
Rev. P. Jueling, Pastor. !
Apples on Track Now
I have a car of good, assorted hand
picked winter apples of different
varieties on the B. &. M. tracks now.
Prices right. Come and see them.
L. E. Eunst.
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Apples! Apples!
Nicoson & Gibson will have a car
load of winter apples on sale in Loup
City about Oct. 25th at popular
prices. Phone -1 on 18, and leave
your orders and you will be notified '
when they arrive.
Horse Sale at Ashton
Horse sale at Kettle's barn. Ash
ton, Neb.. Saturday, Oct. 15th. at
2 o'clock. Twenty-five head of broke
and unbroke horses, from & sucklinp
to an old horse. C. A. Kkttlk.
ROAD NOTICE
< Augustvn)
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing at the southwest corner of Section
twenty-one <31 •, Township sixteen <l«i. Range
fourteen (14). Sherman countv. Nebraska and
running thence west one mile along the Sec
tion line between Sections 3U and 28. and ter
minating at the southwest corner of said
Section twenty (30) has reported In favor of
the establishment thereof and all objection
thereto or claims for damages must be filed in
the office of the county clerk on or before
noon of the 7th day of December lfllo or such
road will be established without reference
thereto.
W. C. Dunm.’ffl, County Clerk
lLast pub Nov 4]
LET US GROW TOGETHER
$85,000
represents in round numbers the Growth in De
posits during the last year
59,000.00
represents the Increase in Loans to our patrons
over the f igures of a year ago.
Which 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.
It means 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
LOUP tin STATE OK
Capital ami Surplus. $37,500
SPECIALS!
WHERE?
CONHlSER’s
WHEN? WHEN?
Every Saturd’y
THE RICH IRRIGATED LANDS
1,1 the Big Horn Basin.
The Shoshone Project.
The Huntley Project.
ARE ON THE BURLINGTON
Personally conducted excursions tirst and third Tuesdays.
m »IL— The soil is rich, very deep, and is alluv ia. in chancier, of giay
i ish brown loam that yields tremendous returns. This soil is not limited
to any one crop, but is showing remarkable results on wide)v diversified
produce. Everything prospers here, wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa! sugar beets,
potatoes, garden vegetables, apples, and ail sma.i fruits, as weil as iive
stock, poultry and bees.
(.'LIMATE-The climate is especially attractive here and settlers are
fast coming into this desirable country
GO\ ERNMENT APCTION S\LE -Ask about the Government \uc
(■'oc SaJ* of Crow Indian Lands One-fifth cash No residence re ,uired
FREE LITERATI RE—11 you want to share in the magnificent oppor
tunities that this country offer, vou should lose no time in sendiug for free
literature prepared by the Burlington Railroad. Write today.
D. CLEM PLAYER. General Agent,
Landseekers Information Bureau
PKM Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Cement
Blocks
We now have a|large supply of
Cement blocks on hand for_
We are now in position to put in
Cement Sidewalks
And guarantee to give good satisfaction
We are ready to do all kinds of
CffllTHTECTWE
Call and Get our prices
Loup City Cement Block Comoanv
* CUY STOUT, Manager.
FENCE POSTS
We have a good stock of lumber and all
kinds of building material on hand.
A carefully assorted stock of Fence Posts
ranging in price from 12c to 250
No trouble to figure your bills anu o r.v
our stock
LEININGER LUMBER. CO., Loud Citv.....