Nebraska Newspapers

    IRaiu To orrow!
I H the weather man predicts rain for tommorrow
ifyou arange your plans accordingly. Are you do
I >ng the same for the rainy day of your life?
I l No man can tell you when the day of adversity is
I coming and the only safe thing to do is to build
| up a Bank account against that day.
I This bank affords you a rare opportunity for sav
| inf by accepting any deposit from a dollar up. and
I will pay you 4 per cent interest compounded
I semi-annually.
I First National Bank
T LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA
E William*. Pr*-st L. Haxseh, Cashier
A. B «th* sL. V. Prest Pai l P. Platt, Asst, (.'ash
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Oat* per Ik. .30 ti Si.
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Butter, per lb -. -3*
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LOCAL NEWS.
Boy t llai* for 3Sr. Coahwer
/ Ed Had. ,:fe* fatter u tare nailing
/ua
If 4 brt> Ivtrnrt. t» making a <t*it to
I point* n i uairado
Lee Bnihrr* ba»e a number of
ptrfcir tar ret* for tte
A bar «ut at nr* boggle* ju*t re
mird by T. M
Mr aad Mr*. ««eo. lluMer and cbil
<2art. are i te.ua* >n tlUaou
Try Aztec nut nai for your cook
iter Euf ite b» E l*. Taj lor.
Mn* Maud Brynoid* attended tire
iratioc meeting rt • -rand U.and
For lire BEST -at :■ Uie nay of
4 'ream neparalor* »ee T M lined
Try l!* Mrnud A Hennck-ti dray
iae Tbey an gne you good *eri ice.
Ntaonrr vdaunua s cwnahae
ing aad at:, rra regain ler u*u
* bra.li.
Bargain* in n.en » parr.* *ee
A L « attef at 4/ Omter r
m»w
Fritz JouatMett left lut »eek to
»nut re.ati«e* and friend* at • >rand
Ju»taa <'-•** •
Fire l-irurmc«
.*> . . loop cit» sun
% • (fate «mnte up from Aurora
ia*t >ai~rdaj riming oa matter* of
U-*ir«ea* for a tea day*.
Tate y our butter and egg* to < 'oa
Liter » a 1*-re you aui gel xnyti.mg
^fBt* Mlfi*..
M >~*r» H-rdr Veedliam and Ella
Taylor are tawing in Ur aiiaiion
*igt<t» at i.rani 1» and
.% toia on aa» burn Eridir morn
ing a*: V Mr and Mr*, lam lnveu
pn All get ittg akoag aell.
ir you warn to Borrow
V* money on land, write for
■application blanks.-Cen
tral Nebraska Land and
Loan Co.. Wolbach. Ord
or Loup City. Nebraska.
V«ng r«upie Stir your money.
*;»' a «*> Mrujut i! Loup City
S:«•« Bant
Mr* La B!r>l oil! *u>m V boute
Ir^si iLr market* «»U. hrr tie-* and
lip iw-litr . «r ur iiiiinner. good*
M iii ahuman and tun Lang men
«net !y « Adi!<« Tueuray in Wlif*
n*u» gmUw Uatr May friend*
K if a Ifen * orltuoi *utt u on-ialf
i«w*. vr \ L (intiinr at C. W.
« .aii.Mr? » dufr
Mr*. J " Cu'leifl. entertained
the -ad>e* of the Latte Moo* Club at
a»*r imur ia*' isatv-rday afternoon.
We are i*>iig 21 rente ca*L for
rnaa driiirnd at the creamery
Li<»M I EU1UV Co
Mam \ddar Lnnmger L taking Mr*.
Angier • plane in lie telephone man
ager » An nbiie tie 1* t toiling in
Iona
Home Gmk lirrtnn Leghorn egg*.
In bf«r*> « * per
A. J- JoUKMI*.
Nm Nellie Mcfmaald. oho km
hreu . t>.u*{ iter aunt. Mr* S. I.
Itemed* nft L»»t Saturday for iter
Itume id Chicago
m «Unr. C- W. Coabher and
Will /Jn.merwian are among tlie
Loop ( Hi pe .po- wtao attended tie
(.raid Ir ano aviation meet.
Iky*:' nior *ating* in Loop City
State Sank Tiny are backed by
Guarantee Fund, state of Mebra*ka
Jacob A iber* ha* *old III* resldrnct
U> Mr* Man A k flendrk-k*- and
l a* atarted a ne* 'rudenre a *l**n
dntanre ra*t of tie >«erUaad block.
Kur stale l*o a nd t tuna boar* and
tom pig* at fl» If taken «oon. Mill
Bake gad breeder* K.W l*arkburat
Mr* <‘ar*tr« Trueken and daugh
ter Irene left for their home at
Uemearf .California. Thursday eon
in^ uturr a fen neek*’ vWt lie re
nttii pir-nta are) friend*
Lad*-* and children* Men Cloak*
are non in Wire not call and eelect
me ie-fore the he*t are gone. Loup
Crtt Me-cantlle Ob.
Mr* J. t LeiningerTueadai umm
Wf entertained the ladte* of tlie Fn
Ur Son* <1«b in honor of Mr* Car*
ipi True meet, oho left Wedneuda.
morning for her home in California
Mr* Matben announce* her mllM
nrr opening for Thuraday. Aug. elM~
and Fridai and Saturday. Sept. 1*1
2nd Everrbadv Invited.
Mm* Takntt of the Chautauqua
... |mt a *ii«er natch aotue
ebeteon tt*e ground* Sunday, and
/tnner nil! confer a favor by leaving
Utr e«e mtUi any of the Chautau
ua* people or at the North nmten.
odke. If found after the cioae of Ute
eaaertaJnmenta.
dtflfff-ll
HAVE YOU $700
you can pay now and $2,
500 more March 1st?
Then we can sell you an
improved farm of 320
acres 2 miles from the
county seat of Sherman
county. You can have
almost your own time to
pay the balance at 6 per
cent. All the very best of
soil Price only $40 an
acre. Central Nebraska
Land and Loan Co. Wol
bach. Ord or Loup City.
Nebraska.
Coats
Mr> Mathew has ju-t received a
iriutiiuI .;ne of tailor-made coats.
Fit guaranteed. Iie~t quality and
reasonable prices.
>ee T M Ueed for Feed Grinders.
spring chickens and old liens wanted
by Lee lirotliers
Call and see Lite Ladie- and Chil
dren - ci-iais Loup ( 'in Mercantile
Co.
Till- c; -tiling must be sold regard
•-'* of cost, A L. Conliiser at Con's
shore
Loup City Mercantile < have cer
tain v g -t a line line of Ladie s Cloaks
Uai. fail.
Mrouo .v llenrickson. successors
t ' Conger, will do your hauling
pr -mptly and satisfactorily.
I.< Wall apd wife were over from
lla/ard vesteroav attending Chautau
|ua. afternoon and evening.
If you want to buy, sell
or exchange any kind of
property anywhere quick,
send or bring full partic
ulars to Central Nebras
ka Land &. Loan Co., wol
bach. Ord or Loup City,
Nebraska.
We wi) buy wiiat you do not want,
and -e ' >u w .at you do want cheap.
. in. >k- <>m> Kami Stohk.
I< ■ t f ’i-get the Farmers' tele
pl*oi« i.ctmg at the court house
tills week Saturday afternoon.
Wi! <’lift on and wife were up from
keur-.ec v*-r ia-t Sundav. guests of
C. W. < onhi-er and family.
bring m -or spring chickens and
old liens t< Lee brothers and receive
ti*e liiglic't market price for trie
sa toe
s F Re in.,, it-at U»e old Pioneer
m-r»»- wants a whole lot of spring
< iii<-k- ri' Highest market price will
be paid
Mis- \ia id Reynolds will teach in
the l.ncn n district, four miles east
\ > !:a. ner -cbool beginning next
M t«n. .
L \ pair of gold-rimmed glass
t> witii h ack case. Reward for the
return of same to Connty Clerk
I hetericbs.
Mr- \ rsen and Mrs. Hansen of
Ai >ra. mother and sister of Mrs.
h :.er Y unquest. are visiting her
tills week.
Mak Loup City State Bank head
luater - in financial matters. Uiey
iiave a -ir rig liank and are careful iii
all tiieir dealings:
1 f y U w ant a dray. phone A. L. E»
derie* • on or leave your order
wit! ,:her lumber yard or E. 0.
Taylor, Best of service guaranteed.
( w Coffin of Omaha was at j
L »up > :• . tlie l*>tii and 17th. instruct
ing the Canton inemljers. A numtier
flic Ihskville Cantona were present.
Mr- John Becker, who lias been
vise, it.g her mother. Mrs. (Jeo. Keeler
and if. her relatives here, returned to i
: erl me in Omaha vesterdav morn
ing
T: -u»l Saturday night dances
for t:" -.mn.cratJeiiner's Park, will!
ne he 1 every saturaday night until,
furtiior notice. Cood music and best.
of order.
“l*ul you sav coal?’' “Yes. Pinnacle
out «mU." Thi- is a good coal lor;
.>Ak -loves, free from slack and easy
to start. Try it. For sale at Tay-1
ior's elevator.
As will be seen by notice in anoth
er coin inn. that jsipular meat carver, j
S F lley riolds. w ill reopen his Pioneer
uieat market Saturday. Everybody
will l*e glad to see him at it again.
Mr. tilen A. Stevens, the new man
ager o: our telephone system, vice
W S Waite, resigned.came up from
his home at Slielton. Nebr.. Monday
evening to look over the system and
make arrangements to bring his fam
ily to Loup City. The change of man
ager- i- scheduled for Sept. 1st. when
Mr Waite steps down and out of the
arduous and thankless job and breathe
freedom from those cares, and in a
■ few days goes with nis brother Will
' to Uk- latter's home in Mexico on a
two months' vacation, where lie may
make some financial investments, but
not with any intention of changing
bis home from Loup City, by the*
way Mr. Stevens’Jwife and da ugh
ter w ill be here permanently in a few
days and will occupy the residence of
! the central office. Mr Angier moving
| into hi* own residence.
Clifford Bone and Will and Orsie
Henderson went to South Dakota
Tuesday morning to be present at the
South Dakota land drawing, and in
hojies of making a lucky draw of soil
from Uncle Sam.
As usual, quite a bunch of Loup
City people will have positions at the
State Fair, a number going down
this week to get ready for their work
at the fair which commences next
Monday morning, Sept. 4th.
Tiie zone of war has now changed
along newspaper lines to a spat be
rween the Times of this city and the
Republican of St. Paul, the Standard
iauge having gone out of commiss
ion Tut tut. boys: there's nothing in
it for your reader.
Owing to later arrangements, the
Koval Italian Guards band will give
only one entertainment in this city
on Friday ot this week, instead of two
and that will be in the evening. All
intending to witness this great band
concert will take due notice.
Our friend. Andy Gray, left Tues
day morning for Omaha, where lie
will have another examination by
tiie specialists at the hospital OTer
his recent operation for the removel
of a cancerous growth in his face.
Tliis is done to ascertain if the opera
tion had been perfectly satisfactory.
We trust no further operation will
become necessary.
Mr. Carl Anderson writes from
Omaha that lie underwent a success
ful operation for appendicitis at the
Emanuel hospital in that city Mon
day. tiie 21st instant and that it will
be some 21 days before tiie doctors
w ill allow liis return home. His many
friends will be pleased with the good
news of liis safely passing through
the ordeal.
The last day of tiie base ball tourn
ament Thursday of last week—was
given over to games between Arcgdia
and Loup City, in wuich tiie Arcad
ians nearly shut out our locals, tiie
score being 6 to 1 in their favor, while
the second game between Ashton and
Rockville was pretty evenly played.
Ashton winning over Rockville by a
score ot 4 to 3. We understand the
recipts at the gate will allow of about
“5 per cent returned to tiie subscribers
of the fund for Hie tournament.
Wednesday morning of tliis week
Miss .Meroe Outhouse left for Fair-,
burv, tliis state, where she will teach
in tiie public schools of that city tiie
coming schools year. Miss Emma Out
house left the same morning forSpen
cer. this state, where she takes the
principalship of their public schools.
Also that morning. Miss Alberta Out
house went to Lincoln to visit friend
during tiie State Fair. The legion of
friends of the Misses Outhouse will
follow them with the best of wishes
for their success in tiie school work
for which they are so well epuipped
with all necessary to make a splendid
success.
Delbert and Clifford Ward, sons of
Thos. Ward of Webster township, j
were more or less injured last Tiiurs- i
day evening in handling the horses]
on the farm. The fcther being absent
from home, tiie boys who are both of
tender years, attempted leading tiie
horses to water, when one or tiie
horses in a playful mood kicked tiie
older boy. striking him on the shoul
der a very severe blow and cutting
quite a gash in tiie side of his head.
Tiie other boy in attempting to get
his brother out of reach of tiie horse
also received a severe kick on one!
hand. Fortunately, neither of tiie
little fellows were injured so severe-;
ly as to require the services of a phy-1
si can.
Church Notes
German Evangelical Church—Next
Sundav Sept, 3rd service will be held
at 10.30 a. m. at Kelso. P. Jueling.
Swedish—Sunday Sept. 3rd. service
at 2.3o p. m. Sunday school at 315
Sermon in Swedish, subject "He hath
done all things well" Mark: 7: 31-37.
Presbyterian—Services next Sun
day as usual. 10:30 a. m. and 8.oo p.ro
Installation of the elders not yet or
dained will take place at the * morn
ing service. The Sunday School will
have a picnic next week Thursday,
Sept 7th. and the Kibie study service
will beheld Wednesday evening, the
6th. please note the change, for the
week only. Next week announcement
w ill 1h* made detinitly about a Sunday
evening service in the near future
to tie conducted by the men of the
church, with interesting talks by
men indifferent professions, and good
music. Pont miss this meeting. Next
Sunday. Sept. 3rd. pastor will preach
at Austin, at 3: p. m.
Ladies
You will save money by purchasing
your fall and winter outfit at Mrs.
Mathew 's, where you will find coats,
hats, skirts, waists corsets and un
derwear Every tiling carefully se
lected and of best quality. Prices
reasonable. Try it and see.
Pioneer Neat Narket Opens
S. F. Reynolds will open the Pion
neer Meat Market at the old stand
Saturdav morning of this week. Mr.
Reynolds is a thououghlv experienced
butcher having lieen in the meat
business in this city for fifteen years
prior to past two years during which
time has had his shop rented, but
has decided to re-open it himself and
having secured competent help will
f»e founa ready to serve his trade at
all times with the verv best of meats
of all kinds. Mr. Reynolds is too well
and favorably known in the business
here to need any comment on our
part.
Poland China Boars for Sale
1 have a fine bunch of spring boars
sired by King Wonder 56749 and Paw
nee Lad 54324. and out of such sows
as Do Look 118709), Lady Rose (122324)
Jessie Relie. Rig Queen. Lengthy,
Miss Monw and others. If you want
the big boned, big litter kind, come
early and make your selection. Farm
three-fourths mile southeast of Loup
City. H. J. JOHANSEN. Owner.
Public Sale of Land
Having decided to go into the con
crete business, i will sell mv farm at
Public Auction Sent. 9. 1911. Sale
will take place at the south door of
the court house at 2 p m. sharp, at
L< up ('iiy. Nebr.
If you want a good river bottom
pasture, it will pay you to look at
this land, located on the Loup river,
nine miles northwest of Loup City,
one mile west of McAlpine and about
seven miles southeast of Arcadia, de
scrilied as the W1, of SW^ and El4
of SW>4 and lots 5 and 6 all in sec. 17,
twp. 16. range 15 north of 6th P. M.,
containing 217 acrer. good sod house,
barn, windmill and well.
Terms. $100 cash on day of sale,
balance as follows: Purchaser is to
assume and agree to pay mortgage of
$1,000, hearing 6 per cent interest,
due July 1st, 1916; $500 October 1st,
191R balance March 1st, 1912, de
ferred payments to bear 6 per cent in
terest, A. E. H1NRICKSEN,
1 Boelus, Nebr.
Clear Creek Iteas
Miss Grace Adams returned Tues
day from Lincoln. Nebr
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the pidnic at Anslay. Wednesday.
Mr. Lorn Hayden and George H.
Zahn marketed hogs Wednesday.
A social was given at the Lone
Elm school house Thursday evening
for the benefit of tlie church. A short
program was rendered.
Miss Edna Hendrickson returned
to her home at Cairo. Saturdav morn
ing.
Misses Lowa Woods and Fern Tuly.
Mr. Emery and Willie Runyon of
Mason, vistited with Miss Grace
Adams Sunday.
Several from*this community att
ended the Temperance Lecture given
by Thomas A. Darnell of Lincoln,
Sunday evening at Liberty.
A few are contemplating on att
ending the picnic at Liberty Friday.
From last Week
Claude Stapelton returned from a
visit with friends aDd relatives at
Shelton. Nebr.
Lorn Hayden. Geo. Zahn and Rus
sel Adams attended Buffolo Bill's
show at Grand Island Friday.
Lorn Hayden left for a few days'
visit at Kearney and Lexington. Nebr.
Andy Coppersmith is building an
addition to his house.
Miss Ruth Adams is suffering w ith
an attack of poisen ivy.
Some of the farmers of this vicinity
are busy plowing for winter wheau
Mr. Hennriekson and daughter
Edna, of Cairo. Nebr.. are spending
a few days at the home of M r. and
Mrs. Van Dyke.
Frank Kuhn's new house is about
ready for the plasterers.
This vicinity was visited by a heavy
wind-storm and rain Sunday night.
The wind blew Mr. Hager's Garage
over but did no futher damage as we
know of.
Mrs. J. M. Lowery is enjoying a
a visit from her sister, Mrs. L. D.
Coguill, of Cody Wyoming.
Maurice Lowery. Miss Irma Lowery
and their aunt.* Mrs. Coguill spent
Sunday with Mrs. Susie Lowerv of
Ansley.
Mrs. Coguill of Cody. Wyo.. visited
old time iricnds at Mason City and
Litchfield last Friday and Saturday.
An Ice Cream social was given at
the home of Mr. Van Dyke's last
Tuesday evening for the benitit of
the church. Everybody turned out
and a most enjoyable time was had.
Mr. and Mrs*. Adam Zahn were
called to the bedside of their daugh
ter. Mrs. Albesl Burke of Mason, last
Wednesday. Mrs. Burk's illness is re
ported somewhat improved at this
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bishop and little
daughter visited at the home of Mrs.
Bishop's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hill Tuesday.
An invitation has been extended
to the people of this community to
attend the temperance lecture, to be
given at Liberty, Sunday evening.
Aug. 27. Also to attend the picnic,
near Liberty, Sept. 1.
Miss Grace Adams left Monday
morning lor Lincoln, where she goes
as a delegate to the Sunday School
Convention.
Mr. Emery Runyon of Mason City
visited at the home of R. D. Adams,
Sunday.
Mr. Russel Adams was a Broken
Bow visitor Monday.
The Misses Mabel and Hattie Had
dix spent Sunday at Ute home of their
sister. Mrs. Ed Fielding.
County Supervisors
Loup City A up. 22. 1911. Connty
Board met at the Court House pursu
ant to adjournment of A up. 8 1911.
All members present, with R. P. Starr
Co. Atty. and W. C. Deiterichs Clerk
minutes of last meetinp read and on
motion approveq County Atty. was
to pet waivers of damapes from heirs
of VV. H. Stephens, decesed. for land
to be taken for Road asked lor in Ped
ersen Road Petition, the County Sur
veyor was ordered to survev the county
road on fourth line of sect 35 Clay
Twp. Clerk was ordered to take #19.
10 for taxes from John Skibinski claim
for road damapes. Henry Beccard
w ho leased the county poor farm app
eared before the board and pave bond
in the sum of #2325.00 and sipned the
lease. The report of theco. Poor Farm
committee was then presented and
motion approved, said committee leasd
said farm to Henry Beccard for the
sum of #775 per anumn for the term
of 3yrs. Letter was read from Stand
ard Bridpe Co. in which said states
that they will comply with the request
of co board in repare to the removel
of old bridpes where new one's are to
be built. Claim committee reported
they had allowed all claims and made
deductions for taxes. Report.accepted
and clerk ordered to draw warrents
on the inspection bonds.
General Fund—Dr A. J. Kearns,
#8.00: Louin Rein, 5.25: W. S. Peter
sen 2.00:Georpe Petersen, 2.00:Georpe
Kettel. 2 00; Jerry Shettler. 2.00: Mrs.
Wm. Sharp. 2.0*1: Beth Sharp. 2.00
VV. J. McLauphlen 7.00 Carl Anderson
4.00 Wm. Minnie. 4.00 Willis Holcomb
4.00: A. P. Malom. 4.00: L. W. Callan,
8.00: School Dist 43 2.50: F. A. Pick
ney 4.00: Chriss Oltjenbruns 6.60: C:
J. Norstedt, 4.00: W. Hawk, 4.00: J.
A. Mcllravy. 4.00: School Dist 12, 2.50
John Stewart 4.00: Clark Alleman,
4.00 Joe Daddow 4.00: Clarence Burt,
4.00 Nick Daddow 6.60; School Dist
36, 4.00 J. y. Pray, 7.00: Hans John
son 4.00: Henry Thode4.00H. N. Fish
er 4.00; Andrew Kowleski.4.00: School
Dist 31. 2.50: Henry Diefenbaugh, 4.
Myers Benson 4.00: W. J. Comfort! 4.
R.' Farnsworth 8.50; Henry Doon, 4.00
School Dist 53. 2.50 G. W. Krammer,
8.00; Wm Snyder; 4.00: Jas. llurgta
4.00 Frank Kro. 4.00: Harry Treon 4.
.School Dist 42, 2.50: Wencel Rewol in
ski 7.20: Adam Radke. 4.00: Jess Man
chester, 4.00 S. Lewandowski 4.00:
Anton Ovent 4.00: School Dist 56 2.50
M. E. Alexander 6.00: L. F. Sweet
land 6.00; R. L. Arthur 6.00; C. H.
French 6.00 W. T. Owens. 6.00: R. HJ
Mathew 6.00 F. N. Austin 4.00: W. C.
Dietericlis 4.00: Chriss Zwink 6.80:
Porter Curry 4.00: G. A. Richmond
4.00: Harvey Burtner 4.00: R. E. Dale
4.00: Klopp & Bartlett. 15.30: Klopp
and Bartlett, 11.25: Jas 1 Depew.
8.00: W. O. Brown 10.40: G>.:s I.orenz**
,7.10: F X. Badura. 4.00: Juiiu- Beu
shausen. 4.00: Ed Jamrog. 4.00: G. I..
Pol ski. 4.00: Mrs Ja/.owski 5 <><•: Geo
Woten <5.68 tax)7.5n: \ug Ka'kewski
4.0O: Will Leifert. 4.00: Cris Neilsnr
! 4.0d: T R. Lay. 4.i*o; John llelmke.
5.0t»: John Boeoking 7 si); Emil Swan
son 4.oi*: Carl de la Mott 4 00:C. W
Trumhle 4.00: Fred Fuller 4.00: Neb.
School supply House .3 O0: Klopp &
Bartlett 107.77: M. H. Rightenoui 8.
George McKenzie 4 i>«*: Pete Bundage
4.00: Ed Slott 4.00: B. H. Achenback
4.00; O. F. Petersen Co. Treas. 6.81*:
C. H. French 9.0i': W. C. Detericbs
Co. Clk 137.5i» Louis ReinClk DistCt :
124.05: Hammond & Steplien Co. 14
90: C. F. Beushausen 129.10: Geo. H.
i Gibson. 4.00: G. H. Gibson 4.00: J. H.
Welty 11.00: Thomas Jensen. 5.70: A.
Waskowiak 6.00; Hiyo Aden 12.00:
I Road Fund —John Kosmicki. 7.i*0
I John Raker 9.00 Martin Zaruba 8.00
Earl White 2.00 E. B. Corning Co sur
. veyor 65 45:
Bridge Fund Andrew Enevoldsen,
i 3.75 A. Waskowiak 5.20.
On motion adjourned to Sept. 5,
1911.
W. C. Dietericlis.
County Clerk
We own 240 acre improved farm
located three miles from town, on
main traveled road, telephone and
: rural route. Land is level: clay loam
soil. 100 acres under cultivation free
; from stumps and no stone. 140 acres
good timber: pood well, spring creek
j crosses farm. New six room frame
I house, complete, goodcellar. New
frame barn 32x64x19 ft. Fine grove
of slude trees around buildings.
Price 822 per acre. Terms $1000 cash
balance long time. We also own sev
eral smaller farms: will sell on easy
terms. Send for list. We are lo
cated 78 miles Northeast of St. Paui,
in Barron county. Address Wiscon
sin Colonization' Co.. Cumberland.
Wisconsin. aug24-4
My Lease For Sa|e
1 will sell mv lease on the north
half of 34. 170 acers. known as part
of the A. L. Bailie farm, in Washing
ton township, with 27 acers of grow
ing corn and 100 acres of pasture,
said lease expiring March 1st 1912.
L. K. Baillie.
Wanted to Buy
An improved eighty. Price must
be right. Also an improved quarter,
with some hay and pasture. Must be
close to school. Write me prices, lo
cation etc. M. A. Beckwith, li*9
East 15th St. Columbus. Nebraska.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS
Notice is hereby given that the
rental upon the lease contract to the
following described school land in
Shermau county. Nebraska, as set op
posite the name of the hoider there
of. is delinquent, and if the amount
which is due is not paid within sixty
days from the date of this notice,
said contract will be declared forfeit
ed by the Board of Educational
Lands and Funds, and said forfeiture
w ill be entered of record in ttie man
ner provided by law:
NE‘4. 36-15 16. Jacob J. Klippenstein
Dated Aug. 17.1911.
E. B. CCWLES.
Commissoner of Public Lands and
Buildings.
Last pub. Sept. 7
Just the Stockings
for tarrf
School Day Wear
Now on sale right here in yonr
own home town.
Don’t worry about darning and
shabby stockings.
fief
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They wear like leather and they look
simply great. The kids like them as well
as the mothers. What's more, to encour
age home trade we are giving that f
Great Game
“ Jumping Black Cats”
Fra* with every Black Cat Pmckeae
More fun than a cage full of monkeys!
Keeps the kids laughing and amused at
home for honrs at a time. Yon will like
to play it yourself—it’s so much fun!
Yea Ba the First ta Bat this 8am
For Sale by R. L. ARTHUR
State Fair
Union Pacific
$3.10 Round Trip
LOUP CITY
TO LINCOLN AND RETURN
On Sale Sept. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
Return limit Sept. 11
Comelto Conhiser’s
Come to Conhiser’s after our sale
O ur new stock of goods please without fail
ISTewest and neatest in all Dry Goods way
Here are latest of styles in the city today
Tn here are dress weaves, all faqrics first-rate,
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Ouperior White Goods in styles Up-to-Date.
Every value is best in this part of the state,
•Right lines <rf Furnishings—Hats, Shirts and Collars,
Selling at Priees to save you some dollars.
Look up Conhiser’a for good things to eat,
In here is a Grocery line most complete;
N o prices are lower, all the way through,
E.
very trade at Conhiser’s saves money for you.
Conhiser’s
MONEY
Carried in the pocket de
creases. Deposited in the
bank increases. Hid away
at home gets stolen or de
stroyed. We welcame the
small account as well as
the large one. Make our
bank a depository ior all
your savings. Our bank is
backed by strong men and
carefully managed.
LOUT cm STATE Ml
LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA
Sewing Machines
Sold on Easy Terms
Full Quartered Oak and
Polished
$30,00
F. O. B. LOUP CITY
Guaranteed for
Ten Years by your
Home Dealer
The NEW ROYAL SEWING MACHINE is one
of the leading machines, all nickel trimming on oopper and
will never tarnish or come off. It is light running and easy
to operate.
We cany Repairs and Needles for all kinds of
of Sawing Machines.
Gome in and see what kind of a deal yon can make on a
Sewing Machine.
H, P. Ferdinandt Furniture Co.
Traveling inducements for August
Yellowstone Park
This glorious vacation region during August is the magnet (or thousands
of tourists and campers: there Is no nicace tour In the world Ilk the Park
To the East:
The 30 and 60 day excursion fares will continue in effect. They embrace
the whole eastern country. Ask- for special leaflet of eastern tours.
Golouist Rates Far East v
The very low $25 one-way fares to the Pacific Coast will be in effect Sep
tember 1.5 to October 15. Tou should go during the earlier period of
these rates to avoid the final rush.
Through Coast Sleepers
The Burlington runs through standard and tourist sleepers every day to
California via Denver, scenic Colorado, Salt Lake City, with choice of
routes beyond, via Southern Pacific, Western Pacific (Feather River Can
yon or Salt Lake Route; also complete through trains with all classes of
equipment to the Northwest via Billing*.
Homeseekers Fans
continue first and third Tuesday* to the west.
Write or call and let me help you plan an attractive western tmr
J. A. DANIELSON, Agent, l*»np t_u .
L. W. WAKELKY, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb.