Dally ■ Bredthauer
Successors to
Felix Makowski
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Having purchased the General Merchandise stock of
Felix Makowski, we come to the people of Loup City
and Sherman County, asking a share of the business
I and promising to give them the best service, the best
I goods, liest bargains, freshest, newest and most up-to
j date dry goods, groceries, canned stuffs, and every
thing usually kept in a first-class general merchandise
! store, that can be purchased and brought to the city.
Our prices will always be the very lowest possible
| and make a living profit. Having been in the mer
cantile business for many years, we believe we are
| fully aware of the needs of the trade and will always
I accord most courteous treatment, coupled with the
j very best of merchandise to be had for the money.
I Call and Cive Us a Trial
. Prompt Attention to Orders and Earliest Delivery
I of Same to Customers
IDaily\ Bredthauer
R TJ Aware That
U P Allowing
A Great Opportunity to pass every day that1
you do not visit our bank.
Success and Friends follow a bank account j
We can prove this to you if you will give us|
a chance.
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I FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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of Loup City, Nebraska
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Ctt. f. Masan. prest. H. 8. Outhouse. Vtce-pres.
L. Banscn, Cashier
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Scientifically construct
ed foods that have the greatest
feeding and health values are carried at this drug store
Here are a few of them '
Pratts Aflimal Regulator Pratts Poultry Regulator
Pratts Hog and Horse Worm'Powders Pratts Hog Cholera Cure
Sold and Guaranteed by
Swanson & Lofholm
A Complete
Line of
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Shades, Etc.
Daily & Krebs
THE NORTHWESTERN
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Local news.
Schwaner can and will save you
money on a piano.
Floyd Janulewicz was up from Ash-j
ton last Saturday.
Special low prices o.i Plow and List
er Lays at Garner's shop.
George Stork has re-painted the St.
Elmo livery barn.
Second-hand lawnmower for sale by
j the editor.
A. C. Ogle went to Lincoln and
. Omaha Monday.
New Dress Goods received at Ar
thur’^.
Walt Reed went to Republican City
this morning.
Seliwaner can and will save you
money on a piano.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H Eisner are tak
ing a vacation in Colorado.
Arthur carries the best in Dress
Goods, Hosiery and Underwear.
Mrs. John Solras and Mrs. Henry
Ohlsen autoed to Greeley Tuesday.
Leave orders for theC.L. McDonald
dray at either lumber yard,or E. G.
at Taylor’s.
M. A. Phillips and family leave on
Tuesday next in their auto for a trip
to Colorado and the west.
Miss Rose Costello returned home
to Grand Island Friday last after a
week’s visit with her parents.
J, II. Welty. chairman of the board
of county dads, went to Omaha on ;
business matters Tuesday.
Before buying your threshing coal
call at Taylor’s elevator and get their
prices and see their coal.
Mrs. W. R. McCullough leaves Fri
day for a month's visit with friends
at Geneva and Fremont.
If you want good, prompt draying,
call on C. L. McDonald, successor to
Hagood.
Henry Ojendyfc and Garret Lorentz
were Loup City visitors from A6liton
Tuesday.
All persons are notified to keep out
of my melon patch and save trouble.
40-41 Werner Pritschau.
Mrs. E. E. Tracy and little daugh
ter, Viola, went to Ord last Saturday
morning for a weeks visit.
House for Rent—Fenced in suitable
for chickens. Apply to Henry J enner,
phone blue 12.
H. G. Hosier and family went to \
Grand Islaud Monday morning for a
few days visit with cousins.
An inveterate gossip and scandal
monger ought to make a good local
news gatherer.
For Rent—Farm of 320 acres in
Valley county. A. E. Charlton, Loup
City, Neb., phone 9203. 41
John W. Long, accompanied by his
son John went to Idaho Falls, Idaho,
on business this morning.
Discs sharpened by either the cold
rolling or cutting process at Garner’s.
Prices right and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Mrs. V. W. Krise arrived from Me
hama, Oregon, last Thursdy, called to
the bedside of her mothei, Mrs. Abbie
Gilbert.
Mrs. Joe Thompson went to Raven
na last Friday morning after her lit
tle son Dick, who had been visiting
there.
Hal Chase ana Carl Ilettenmayer
went to Lincoln this morning loraj
few days’ visit with the latter’s uncle, j
George Miller.
The Sturtevant Vacuum Cieaner,
the clean way to clean. See C. R.
Sweetland or phone, lie nas them
lor sale or rent.
H. L. Wycoff. wife and liule son of
Dixie, Wasli., are visiting Mrs. Wy
koff's parents, Mr.and Mrs. S. S. Rey
nolds of Webster township.
Crown. Kimball. Price & Teeple
Packard. A. B. Chase, Schaeffer,
McPiiall and other high grade makes
of pianos to select from at-Schvvaners.
T. B. Hubbard of Marquette, Neb., j
who had been visiting Ins brother-in
law, C. H. Kee in Washington town- j
stiip, returned home last Thursday, j
If you want a dray, phone A. L. En
deriee. Black (53, or leave.your order |
with either lumber yard or E. G.
Taylor. Best of service guaranteed.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of Au
rora wiio had been visiting their son,
Chas. S. Smith, returned home last
Friday morning.
Miss Frances Sleech returned home
to Lincoln last Friday, accompanied
hy Miss Evangeline Waite, who will
visit there till after the State Fair.
The Misses Fern and Fae Bond of
Gresham, Neb., twin sisters of Mrs.
C. H. Ryan, visited her from Wednes
day of last week till Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Conyers and daughter returned
to their home near Springfield, Illi
nois, last Friday, after a visit here
with the former’s nieces, Mrs. Waite
and Mrs. Chase.
A. T. Conger was called to Blair,
this state, last Friday, to look after
the business of his brother-in-law,
Fred Bond, who is going through a
siege of appendicitis.
Wm. Larsen yesterday purchased a
Baby Mitchel (5-cylinder car of Wm.
Schuman, Will going down to Omaha
this morning, accompanied by For
rest Larsen, to drive the car home.
Art Reed, who came over from
Greeley last week in his auto, re
turned home Sunday, accompanied by
his wife and baby and Miss Zelpha
Reed, who had been visiting here for
a number of days.
Miss Alta Harrison of Aurora, Neb.,
I is spending a couple of days at the
j home of F. A. Harrison. Miss Alta
i is a niece of Mr. Harrison and will be
one of Hamilton county’s school
| teachers the coming year.
When you are in need of something
call and see us. Get my price before
you buy. Satisfaction guaranteed on
every piece of goods taken out of my
store, or yopr money refunded.
40 Henry Eisner.
Word was received here last Satur
day that John Vandergriff of Austin,
had died at College View, a suburb
of Lincoln, that morning; that the
body would be shipped here Monday
and that the funeral would occur at
Austin Tuesday.
| Mcrrifield Pianos for salo by
O. F, Pstorson
Coal oil 102 per gallon at Gzehovi&k
hardware store.
Gus Lorentz has had marble bulk
beads put in the front of his clothing
store. Will Otilsen placing them.
Coal oil 10c per gallon at T. A. Gze
hoviak's hardware store.
Found—Man’s coat Monday in front
of Swanson & Lofholm drug store. Is
at this office.
German Evangelical—Services Aug
ust 24at Loup City. Sunday school at
10 a. m., preaching 10:30.
Lost—Lady's black jacket between
south bridge and town by Mrs. New
houser. Leave at this office.
Miss Louise Taylor went to L nc »ln
Wednesday morning to consult an oc
ulist, her eyes being in bad shape.
Mrs. E. G. Taylor and little daugh
ter Lucille went to Lincoln and Da
vid City yesterday morning to visit.
Mrs. Nelson Smith and children |
left yesterday for a month’s visit at;
Cedar Rapids, „this state, with Mr.!
Smith’s sister.
Will Hartman of St. Joe, who has
been visiting at tiie Milo Gilbert
home in Webster township returned
home Tuesday.
W. R. Hill of Shambaugh. Iowa, in
the milling and grain business, visit
ed here over Sunday last with his ur
cle, John W. Long.
Miss Welch of Kansas City, who j
had been here for a week visiting her i
aunt. Mrs. H. Krebs, returned home j
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Wiseman of Elmwood, Nebr.,
who had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. M. Smalley, on Route 2, returned
home Monday morning.
Mrs. A. L. Zimmerman and Mrs.
Carrie Bowman will entertain the In
dustrial Society on tlieir lawn next
Wednesday afternoon.
Banker Carlsen and fajnily are tak
ing a vacation in Colorado. Cashier
Root and bride are taking charge of
the home in their absence.
Miss Grace Adamson left Monday
morning for Cheyenne for a visit
with relatives and to witness the
Frontier Days celebration.
John O’Brien came up from Grand
Island last. Friday for a visit. He
went to Ord Tuesday for a day and
goes from there to Kansas City.
Miss Melva Danielson left Tuesday
morniDg for Lincoln. Omaha and to
Pierce, this state, where she will be
instructor in the teachers' institute.
The Misses Grace Pray and Fay
Zigler left last Saturday morning for
a weeks visit with iheir uncle, James
McBride, at Wood River. Nebraska.
Mrs. T. E. Youngquest and chil-j
dren went to Aurora Tuesday for a
two weeks’ visit. We ll bet a goodly j
sum Elmer goes also before they come j
home.
Mrs. Leslie Lvor.s returned last1
Friday evening from a short visit j
with her parents at Pool, Nebraska.!
two sisters returning with her for a
visit.
Miss Elizabeth Derry, who had been ;
visiting here a couple of weeks with ,
Miss Emma Outhouse, returned to j
h“r home at Spencer last Saturday \
mording.
Miss Lillie L of holm accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Wui. Larsen to Omal a
and to the wholesale houses last
week, returning home with them last j
Friday.
Mrs. Milo Gilbert was called to Sil
ver Creek one day last week by the j
sad news of the death of a married :
sister iji that village. We have j
learned no further particulars.
Vic Swanson enjoyed a visit from
his good father and mother, Mr. and |
Mrs. A. P. Swanson, from Auioraj
over last Sundab, they arriving the 1
Thursday evening previous, return- \
ing home Monday morning.
Presbyterian—Next Sunday morn- !
tag’s excursion will be to “A Picnic
Supper Lake.” Come and enjoy the
services. Sunday school and C. E. as
usual. Union evening service on the
lawn. Mr. Worlock will sing. Preach
ing at Austin at 3 p. m.
Our good friend, J. B. Flint of Dor
chester, formerly a harnessmaker
here, came in last Friday from a trip
through Illinois and Iowa, on his way
back home. J. B. tucked a few ears
of corn under his arm to take to Dor
chester with him, there being noth
ing doing in that section in that
cereal, all burned out. He talks of
returning here.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Beach of Omaha.
Mrs. Beach being formerly Miss
Johannah Oltmann of this city, ar
rived last week Wednesday for a short
visit with Mrs. Beth’s brothers,
the Oltman boys, leaving Monday
morning for Cheyenne, to attend the
Frontier Days celebration there.
Mr. Beach is a brake man at Omaha,
and is off for a month's vacation.
Walt Fletcher was over from near
Hazard last Saturday and ordered
sale bills at this office for a sale of his
farm stuff at his farm near the above
village, to take place September 10.
Walt has purchased the H uerta pool
hall at Rockville and will also open a
picture show in that village, the
show stuff ordered and to be there
soon. May wait have all kinds of
good fortune In his new moves.
Undertaker Krebs was called to
Ravenna last Friday night to embalm
the body of a saloon man who had
died suddenly that day, after only 20
minutes illness. The deceased was a
man of magnificent physique, seem
ingly in perfect health till just
previous to bis death, when just after
taking a drink of water be collapsed,
and in the few minutes mentioned
above passed away. We did not team
his name.
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Loup City MERCANTILE Company
Dry Goods Department
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We handle the
F ay Stock
This Stocking
will wear as
long as two
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at same price.
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Price
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in all colors at
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Aprons Aprons
25c in any style. Your Choice lor 25c
Loup City MERCANTILE Company
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Miss Elizabeth Erazim returned to
Ravenna Tuesday morning, accom
panied by Miss Marie Olilsen, who
will visit at the Erazim home for a
few days. Master Arnold Lorentz
chaperoned the youDg ladies and will
escort Miss Ohlsen home.
W. B. Reynolds and wife came over
from the west side last Saturdy for a
Sunday with Mr. Reynolds’ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S S. Reynolds in Web
ster township, and with Mrs. Rey
nold’s aunt, Mrs. Aaron Wall, and
family, returning home Monday.
Mr. Hans Hansen, one of Hastings,
Neb., prominent lumber dealers spent
Sunday with F. A. Harrison and fam
ily, coming home from Chicago, and
wished to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Harrisou and son Duff, came this
Vvav. Mr. Harrison says from Gales
burg. 111., to within ten miles of Loup
City, corn is very poor.
W. D. Zimmerman lias just closed a
deai between IT. B. Van Decar of Ord
and B. T. Snyder of this city. Mr.
Snyder getting 6-10 acres of improved
land three miles from Broken Bow.
Mr. Van Deear becoming possessor of
all of Mr. Snyder's interest in Sher
man county, except his home proper
tv in Loup City. Mr. Snjder expects
to move to Brok;n Biw about the!
first of September.
W. D. Zimmenn m went to Omaha j
Tuesday morning to have a, hand in j
starting an excursion train of land
seekers to view the lands in Canada,
offered by the Canadian Pacific Rail
road Co., of which he is the agent for
this and Buffalo counties They are
offering rare inducements to home
seekers. Read their adv. in another
column. The train starts Sept. 2nd,
and a big crow d is going.
Some prices of interest at the Ten
Cent Store:
Talcum Powder. 10c
Perfume.:... 5c and 10c
Western Peroxide.10c and'15c
Tooth Brushes. 5c and 10c
Tooth Paste.10c and 15c
Hair Nets. 2 for 5c
Barrettes.10c and 15c
Blue Bird Bar Pins. 15c
Pearle Tie Clasps. 15c
GoodWater Glasses. 2 for 5c
J. G. Pageler left Monday morning
for Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska, to attend
the wedding of his sister, Victoria,
who was to be married the following
day. Miss Victoria will be remem
bered by many of our people as visit
ing her brothers here a couple of
years ago. She marries a minister
and was to be married by a minister
of Litchfield, he and the groom hav
ing been classmates at college.
Mrs. A. L. Watson of Wood River,
came up to Loup City, last Thursday
evening, returning to her home Sat
rday morning, taking with her her
good mother, Mrs. Mary A. Gardner
who will make a protracted visit.
Grandma Gardner’s health is very
poor, she not seeming to rec uperate
from the paralytic stroke she had
suffered some months ago. A. C.
Ogle took them to Wood River by auto.
Miss Birdie Lofholm and Mrs. Oscar
Swanson left Monday morning for a
visit to the lakes near Watertown, S
D., and for a visit with their sister’
Mrs. Marsel Youngquest, and the
Dwight Jacoby family, expecting to
be absent some two weeks or more.
And by the way, we understand that
Dwight and family will be back to
Sherman county the first of October,
to make this their home. He still
has his farm here in Logan township
and has rented his South Dakota
farm.
Visions From Storkland
Born, Sunday. August 17,1913, tc
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McFadden, a fine
10-pound boy. Mrs. McFadden was
formerly Miss Anna Stutheit. Ernest
has a right to wear his happiest smil <
as mother and son are doing finely.
Word edmes from Tarnov, this state
of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Jarwoski, of that place yes
terday morning, August 20, 1913
Mrs. Jarwoski is a daughter of Johi
Augustine, and the happy papa is i
cousin of Tony Gzehoviak.
You are Invited to attend
THE MOVING PICTURE SHOW
CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
Matinee every Saturday afternoon
Show every niglt and nothing but the best of
pictures will be shown here. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
At the New Opera House
THOMAS DADDOW
Be Independent
If you are only a few miles out de
liver your cream in person. If out >
too far to drive in, ship in from your
nearest shippiug point, as rates are
very low, and cans and checks are
returned to you on the very next
train after cream is received. Don't
pay somebody fifty to seventy-five
cash to handle each can of cream
for you. BE INDEPENDENT.
SHIP DIRECT. Write or enquire
for tags and particulars.
Ravenna CREAMERY Company
DOIT WAIT
l money and health.
Consult a reliable
War Specialist, one who la
tigs not afraid to use bit own
naan, and adn ha a
pemawnt buelnnai and resl
denoe. 00 «P7 BE DECEIVED
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TEN YEARS IN GRAND ISLAM)
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F. E. BREWER
WHITES
Insura n c e of
all kinds in the old reliable
St Paul Fire and Marine
1 insurance Co. of St. Paul
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Minn.
For a Square Deal
IN
Real Estate
And Insurance
See
J. W Dougal
Offce First Floor, 4
doors south of
State Bank Building
J. E. WEINMAN
Veter inarian
All calls receive prompt, care
full and considerate attention
Phone No. 108
Office up stairs, State Bank
Building