THE NAN WHO GETS THE
■JOB
ft
^HE MAX who makes a
Rood impression—the man
who “looks the part”, is
the one who wins out every
*
where.
D<> JUSTICE to your
self. Don’t let your
clothes misrepresent you.
1 lave them tailored to per
fection, made to order and
Ruaranteed.
Loup City Mer. Co.
THE BUSY PLACE
Supervisors
Proceedings
Loup City. Nebr ., May IV. 1U14 -j
Iminty Hoard of Supervisors met
p rsuant U) adjournment of Mar 18,
.4 wiUi member* present: J. H.
Welty. ciiairmaa: W. O. Brown, Dan .
-IcDouaM, Hiyo Aden. Wenzel Uew-1
■nekl. Howard Lang. Tims Jensen:1
S. 1'edier, county attorney and L.
1 Poiski clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and
on motion approved as read
Petition of John Ilebenke. praying
'--at roads Nos. 341 and 21*. Rockville
township. be worked Tim board, af-,
ter considering said petition, ordered .
ti«e clerk to notlfr Uie proper officers I
to give these roads Uie same alien-!
u-jvi as they give other roads
'twe tax protest referred to equal
i/*Uon meeting.
History of Uie court house and
•- znty jail bonds af Mierman county,
Nehranka
> -ate of Nebraska. .
SS.
Mierman County. '
1. L. H Polski. county clerk of
Mierman count . Nebraska, as such
county clerk, do liereby and herein
«»rtif? that Uie hoard of county su
pervisor* of Mierman county, Nebras
ka. met in adjourned regular session
at the court liouve in Loup City,
Mierman county. Nebraska, same tie
log toe county scat of said county
and Uie usual place for Uie meetings
of said board, on Uie lvUi day of May,
11*14. all members of said board of su
pervisors being present. Tlie follow
ing action was had and taken by said
!«<ant of supervisors on said date, bo
wit:
Tiw bjord of supervisors of Sher
man county. Nebraska, met in ad
j -trued regular melon at ti>e court
• iezuse In Loup City, same being used
»** the office of Uie said bunrd of su
ywrvtsurs la Loup Cttv. in said coun
ty. ail the members of said board of
supervisors being present. *U-> J S.
i vdler. county attorney, being pres
At thi* time Uie re cmme on for <on
sKWraUod petition* of '41 resident
uijajerv of Slierman county, pray
ing Uie board of county supervisors
Ut call a special atecsMa to vote bind*
of the county in the sun. of
for U*e purpose of erecting, furnish
lor and equipping a new court house
awl jmil iw Slier min county, Nebras
ka. Said petition was in Uie follow
ing words, towit:
To lie Honorable Hoard of Supervls
of* of Sherman county. Nebraska:
VV*. fie undersigned residents and
u itaftn of Sherman county. State
of Nebraska, respectfully request ttiat
y u call a special election in said
c* -nty on a day not later Utan Uie
lab day of .September. 1V14. for Uie
purpose of submitting to Uie elector*
of mid county Uie proposition of is
suing bonds In the sum of seventy
■te thru wand STMi.lJUbuOi dollars for
erecting, furnishing and equipping a
new county court bouse in said coun
ty. Said building to be erected In
Uie city of Loup City. Uie county
seat of said Sherman county. Nebras
ka. on black four (4), original town
stte of Loop City, as per plat now on
Me ia Uie office of Uie county clerk
of "tierman county. Nebraska
The board duty considered aid pe
Uonaamd considered U>c sdvhabllity
of raUinr a special election and aub
mittinp to the legal voters of Sher
man county, Nebraska, at a special
election to be held in aid county on
Tunedaj, June Mth. IVM. a proposi
tion to issue bonds of said connty (or
U«e purpose of erecting! courthouse,
nitfa Jail equipments
it «as moved and seconded tliat
the (ollowing resolution, notice and
proposition be adopted, approved and
ordered. I'pon roll call being takeo.
Supervisors J. H.Welty.W. O. Brown.
iJardei MeDonaU. Wenzel Uewolfn
sfci. Thomas Jensen and lliyo Aden
each voted “Yea.** and Howard Lang
voted "No.” And the said resolu
ti «. notice and piupslUon was duly
declared adopted, approved and or
(be* Uesolotion. Xotk* and Frupoti
tion on another pace)
On motion, baaed adjourned till 8
«. m. tomorrow. |
May 20.1914.
Board met this morning, all mem
bers present. Discussions.
On motion, board adjourned till 1
p. m.
Board met after dinner with all
members present.
Board on motion, duly made, sec
onded and carried, took over and
agreed to build and maintain aU
bridges in the county twenty feet and
over.
Report of bridge committee on mo
tion accepted.
Supervisor Brown ordered to see
what repairs are needed at poor farm
and have same put in.
Claims committee reported that
they had allowed all claims, with the
exception of deductions made fcr de
j lirsjuent taxes, which report was on
mution accepted and county clerk or
dreed to draw warrants on the re
! spective funds.
General r und
Zion Office Supply, supplies $ 6 TO
Klopp Printing Co., assesor
supplies 5
Klopp Printing Co., assessor
supplies 4 20
Klopp Printing Co., assessors
supplies 1 00
Hammons ft Stephens, supplies
Co. Supt. 45 35
E. G. Taylor, coal 27 30
F. E. Brewer, insurance 45 00
State Journal Co., supplies 32 00
ix>up City Mill & Light Co.,
1st i 19 19
Cniversity Pub. Co., supplies .
Co. Supt. 5 00
Klopp & Barlett Co., supplies
Co. Supt. 29 02
Klopp Si Bartlett Co., supplies
Co. Supt. 10 16
Jacob Albers. BailitT 6 00
G. W. Todd Si Co., Protecto
graph treasurer 26 00
G. W. Todd Si Co., Pro tec to
graph clerk 21 00
Klopp ft Harlett Co., blanks 7 10
Klopp ft Bartlett Co., files 8 00
Hr. A. S. Main. Vital Statistics 8 25
Albert Ar.derstrom, Vital statis
tics 5 oo
L. E. Dickinson. Vital statistics 1 75
C. W. Gibson. Vital statistics 4 60
W. Z. Todd, consolidated tax list 99 00
Wm. Jakob, assessor, Bristol
twp. 79 «n
Hemington typ. Co., typewriter 30 a)
Klopp Si Bartlett Co., supplies
Co. Supt. 27 50
Klopp Si Bartlett Co., supplies
Co. Supt. 25 00
Max Grud/.enski. posting elec
tion notices 2 30
Wm. Graefe. mdse 9 40
State Journal (Jo., legal blanks 21 25
T. C. Chamberlain, assessor Elm
twp 65 80
L. H. Currier, Co. Kupt. salary 355 02
Klopp Sc Bartlett, freight 36
Klopp Si Bartlett, suoplies 5 12
W. J. McLaughlin, delivering
ballot* " 00
Geo. Brill, Assessor Loup City
twp. Lax 7 5<)
Geo. Brill, Assessor Loup City
twp tax 93 20
E. E. Tracy, election board
Ixigan « io
I»L Jacoby, election board Logan 3 60
Andrew Kowalski, election board
Logan 3 60
J (J Pray. election board Logan 3 60
L B Milligan, election boardLo
fin 3 #o
School Dist. No. 31. election 2.50
J J Jezewski, election board Loup
City, all for taies 3.60
K P Jones, election board Loup
City, all for tax 3 60
J W Dougal, election board Loup
City 3.60
Wm CouLon, election board Loup
City
Albert Johnson, election board 3 60
Loup (Jlty 3 60
J A Mcllravy, election board
Webster 6 10
S. 8. Reynolds, election board
Webster 3.60
J H Hone, election board Web
ster 3 60
Wm Hawk, election board Web
ster 3 60
R I> Hendrickson, election board
Webster 3 60
School Dist No. 72, election 2 50
J L Davev,election board Ashton 6 80
G L PoUki.election boardAshfon 3 60
Albert Anderstrom, election
board Ashton 3 60
Ales G&ppa, election board Ash
ton 3 60
■mil Schumann, election board
Ashton 3 60
Elnora Jezewski, hall Ashton 5 no
C W Burt, election board Clay 6 20
Vern Allemau, election board
, Clay 3 ti0
James McBeth, election board
Clay 3 tjo
Fred Daddow, election board
Clay 3 oo
Richard Brodock, election board
Clay, all for tax 3 oo
School Dist. No. 36, election 2 50
W P Snyder, election board Bris
tol 7 40
Rutherford Buss, election board
Bristol 3 (i0
J F \ andrala, election board
Bristol 3 0)0
A E Edwards, election board
Bristol 3 no
Fred Kozel, olecton board Bris
tol 3 60
School Dist. No. 42 election 2 50
Mat Janulewicz, labor 22 75
GCFrink, election board Hazard 8 no
Peter Jacobson, election board
Hazard 3 go
John Boeeking, election board
Hazard 3 oo
Chas Bass.election board Hazard 3 no
Vincent Rebhan, election board
Hazard 3 go
Hazard hall, hall rent 5 00
Herman Sperling, election board
Oak Creek 7 30
Adam Radke, election board Oak
Creek 3 90
Mike Kaminski, election board
Oak Creek 3 90
Joe Siwenski. election board Oak
Creek 3 90
S S Lewandowski, election board
Oak Creek 3 90
School Dist. No. 56, rent 2 50
J C Wall, election board Harri
son 7 70
Geo Wolfe, election board Harri
son 3 90
J R Lang, election board Harri
„ s°n 3 90
G A Engleman, election board
Harrison 3 90
J B Burt, election board Harri
son 3 90
City hall. Litchfield, rent 5 00
E Dwelius, election board Rock
ville 7 00
Gus Werner, election board Rock
ville 3 60
Fr Bonczenski, election board
Rockville 3 60
Albert Seabeck, election board
Rockville ^ ii0
Emil Cords, election board Rock
ville 3 60
City hall, Rockville, rent 5 00
W H Douglas, election board
Scott 8 10
Reuben Farnsworth, election
board Scott 3 i;o
J J Else, election board Scott 3 00
Henry Deefenbaugh, election
board Scott 3 00
Chas Hall, election board Scott 3 tso
School Dist. No. 63, rent 5 00
Carl Landon, election board
Washington 6 80
John A Ross, election board
Washington 3 60
Wm Minnie, election board
Washington 3 00
Jos Grant, election board Wash
ington all for tax 3 60
JDfiurns, election board Wash
ington 3 60
School house Dist. No. 43, rent 2 50
R E Dale, election board Elm 6 80
H F Beckman, election board »
Elm, all for tax 3 60
S E Easterbrook, election board
Elm 3 60
Geo Zahn, election board Elm 3 60
A S Coppersmith, election board
Elm 3 60
School Dlst. No. 38, rent 2 50
Keystone Lumber Co., coal 1115
W J Root, canvassing board l 50
R H Mathew, canvassing board 1 50
L B Polski, county clerk, can
vassing board 1 50
A P Malm, deputy assessor Wash
ington 48 00
J A Mcllravy, deputy assessor
Webster 61 00
L B Polski, county clerk, record
ing bonds, checking assessment
books, etc., 145 00
L B Polski, county clerk salary 275 00
F M Henry, county treasurer,
work on tax list pd 34 40
A Waskowiak. deputy assessor,
Ashton 108 55
C E Beushaussn, election sup.
plies, etc., 96 86
S E Thrasher, street sprinkling 6 00
E B Corning, plat work 65 00
E A Smith, clerk hire, jailor
fees, etc., 184 05
L A Williams, salary,etc., 238 50
W S Waite, rent of office, etc., 58 00
B M Iliddleson. delinquent tax
list 120 00
J W Burleigh, supplies and no
tices 105 35
Times Independent, notices 157 20
W H Rightenour, notices 83 00
Hlyo Aden, supervisor 10 10
Howard Lang, supervisor 9 80
J H Welty, supervisor 20 50
Thos Jensen, supervisor 9 70
Wenzel Rewolinski, supervisor 15 70
W O Brown, supervisor 10 70
Dan McDonald, supervisor 8 80
Bridge Fund
C J Xorstedt, bridge work 3 00
Hiyo Aden, supervisor 9 oo
Howard Lang, supervisor 28 00
J II Welty, supervisor 8 00
Thos Jensen, supervisor S 40
Wenzel Rewolinski, supervisor 28 00
W O Brown, supervisor 28 00
Dan McDonald, supervisor 0 u5
Road Fund
E B Corning, county surveyor 12 50
John Kraemer, chainman 2 00
D Holman, chainman 2 00
Mat .lanulewicz. chainman 2 oo
T V Johnson, chainman 2 00
Board on motion adjourned till
J une 8, 1914. L. B. Polski,
County Clerk.
“RED POWDER”
A Whirlwind of Sensationalism.
4 rod, Juno 3, at The Dreamland
LOCAL NEWS
Carpenter Radcliffe went to
Austin Monday to start a new
bam for Hans Obermiller.
All Ice patrons commencing prior
to June 1st will get their ice for the
season at 40c per 100 pounds, those
commencing June 1st will at the rate
of 50c per pounds.
S. S. Reynolds of Webster
township has had built for him a
large bam on his home farm.
That's where Clark Reynolds has
Iveen working off superfluous
energy of late.
All ice patrons commencing prior
to June 1st will get their ice for the
saason at 40c per hundred pounds:
those commencing after June 1st will
pay at the rate of aoc per 100 pounds.
'The reception Tuesday evening
at the Presbyterian church to the
new pastor and family was well
attended and a very enjoyable
program was rendered.
The Progressive party will hold
a county convention on Saturday.
June 20th, at the court room in
Loup City. The business of the
convention will be to select dele
gates to the state convention, to
select a new central committee,
and to transact such other busi
ness as maybe for the good and
welfare of the Progressive party.
All Progressive are invited to at
tend. E. F. Jones,
Acting chairman and secretary.
Pure German Millet, cleaned
and Is clean. Inspected by
State Inspector. Tests 98.7
pure seed. Price $1.25 per
bushel. Phone 81.
5-28-3t Mellor & Johnson.
All ice patrons commencing prior
to June 1st will get their ice for the
seasoli at 40c per lOO pounds: those
commencing June 1st will pay at the
rate-o; 50c per 10C pounds.
George McFadden, wife and
Ruth were passengers for Grand
Island Tuesday morning.
Charley Martin has moved to
Grand Island with his family and
is working for the telephone com
pany. _
A. Spelts’ sister returned home
to David City_yesterda£.
CHURCH NOTES
Methodist—May 31; 10:30 a. m.
“The Church as a Sickle.” 8 p.
m. “Balm in Gilead.”
German—May 31, at Loup
City; 10:00 a. m. Sunday school;
10:30 service. No services will be
held June 7 on account of Con
ference Sunday.
Presbyterian—The pastor will
preach next Sabbath at 10:30 a.
m. and at 8:00 p. pi. A cordial
invitation to all.
The subject for Christian En
deavor Sunday evening at 7:00
o’clock, will be “Converted
Purses”, and Pearl Needham will
be the leader.
The Ladies' Industrial Society
will meet June 3rd. at the home
of Mrs. Nicoson.
Preaching services next Sunday
at Austin, at three o’clock.
Baptist—We are glad to be
able to announce, for more rea
sons then one, that the last box
has been opened, that our chairs
and other pieces of furniture have
found a resting place, and that we
are at last about settled ip. our
new home, and that from now on
the Baptist parsonage will be open
tovour brethem, neighbors and
friends. We hope to make our
home a center of blessing to tired
and weary souls, and desire to be
truly helpful to humanity at
large, as well as our own member
ship. Looking forward to hearty
co-operation with our ministerial
brethren, we have a right to ex
pect a fruitful year for the
churches of our beautiful little
I city. J- L. Dunn.
% I
YOU CAN GET
AT ARTHUR’ 1
14 cans corn.$1.00
1 keg Holland Herring.65
2 large cans pork and beans...25
1 can peas .. .10
1 can Salmon.10
5 pounds coffee... 90
100 pound sack of sugar. 4.90
These Prices are for CASH ONLY
Report of tho Condition
OF THE
Rockville State Bank
Of Rockville. Charter No. 851. in the State
of Nebraska, at theclose of business
May 16th. 1914:
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts..JTs.OTl n3
Overdrafts... „ l™ *•
Hanking house, furniture and fixtures 2jJ» <w
Current expcnses.t axes and int. paid 1-373 4*_
Due from National and
State Banks . *13.460 78
Checks and items of ex- __
change..-. 600 72
Currency.. 1®o
• eld coin.. ljOtMM _
Silver, nickels and cents.. 184 86— 17-14- 3u
Total.*99.262 73
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid In.- * 7-300 00
Surplus fund. ?®
Undivided profits. 2.438 A
i ndividual deposits sub
ject to check . 132.155 97 •
1 •• mand certificates of de
posit.. 760*
Time certificates of de
i*Kit. 48,274 30
Certiiie«l checks.. . none- SUM 12
Depositor's guarantee fund-- 633 07
_—
Total.73
State of Nebraska. /
rSS.
County of Howard, 1
1. E. Dwehus, cashier of the above named
bank, do hereby swear that the above state
ment is a correct and true copy of the report
made to the State Banking Board.
E. Dwehus.
Attest:
P. Jesses. Director.
OLor Nelson. Director.
Sutisrrited and sworn to liefore me this' 22nd
day of May, IMA Chris. Appel.
Iskal) Notary Public.
“RED POWDER”
4 rad, June I, at The Dreeataed
k Whirlwind of Sensationalism
ALONG ROUTE TWO
Edith Ward is visiting at home this
week.
Cecil Draper will work for Ernest
Krown this summer.
Frank Schwaderer has been break
ing prairie the past week.
C. J. Nordsted dragged the roads
last Friday.
Lester Hiddleson is working for
Geo. McFadden.
Blanche Chilson is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Vern Alleman.
Galloway Bros marketed hogs at
Loup City Monday.
Fritz Bicliel came home from Oma
ha in his new auto last week.
John Peterson and Fritz Bichel
worked tte roads Friday.
Alice McBeth is sick with the
measles.
J. Plumbeck marketed hogs at
Loup City last week.
John Petersen bought a 6-herse
gasoline engine a few days ago.
Miss Maggie McFadden treated her
school to ice cream at the picnic.
The Germans on the route attended
a social at Jung's resturantlast week.
Miss Wauneta Conger has been
quite sick with the measles the last
week
Chas. Snvder has been up from
Kearney looking at the tine growing
crops on his place.
W. H. Gunn of Kearney feels good
over the prospects. He spent a few
days the past week at his farm on
Wiggle creek.
Maggie McFadden's school and
Lila Goodwin's school gave the car
rier some of the good things they had
on the last day of school. Thanks.
Maggie McFadden’s scholars pre
sented her with a jelly spoon also
a beny spoon, at the picnic the last
dav of school down near Austin
bridge, all report a splendid time.
E. G. Tavlor, J. S. Pedler, A. L.
Zimmerman and John McDonell took
their autos loaded with old soldiers
and sons to the Wiggle creek church,
whereafter listening to a splendid
program they went to the 'N ederette
cemetery. Here a short service was
held in honor of the departed soldiers
after the service, the soldiers and
sons present marched, single tile and
decorated the graves. The speakers
of the day were Rev. Wagner at the
church and R. P. Starr at the ceme
tery, marshall of the day was James
McBeth.
A heavy rain of from an inch to an
inch and a half fell on the entire
route last week Wednesday night, and
on Friday night over one-half inch
fell. Nothing has lacked in moisture
all spring. The first cutting of al
falfa is made. A better hay crop
than last year is sure. Everything
FOR SALE OR RENT
For Sale—Home-grown Kaffer seed
corn for sale at> Sweetland’s feed
store. G. C. Leatherman.
For Sale—Sweet potato plants. Ad
dress Robert Fullitoo, Austin, Neb.
Eggs for hatching from pure bred
Barred Plymouth Rocks—the big kind
and good layers. R. L. Arthur.
For Sale—Alfalfa seed. See R.
Warrick, Loup City. apr.9tf
For Sala—Red Millet seed, 81 per
bushel. Phone 8513. Hans Dietz.
For Sale—Alfalfa bay. Phone Burr
Robbins, 9811._ jan22tf
For sale—Alfalfa seed and laree
German millet seed. See J.* A. Mc
Ilravy. Phone 9623. apr.30 4t.
points to one of the largest in years.
With one heavy rain the first of June.
the hay crop wilhbe a bumper. All
corn is in and the stand is good.
Pastures looking tine. Horses and
cattle commence to look slick. Po
tatoes making rapid growth and there
will be plenty of new potatoes by
June 15. Some old hay and alfalfa
yet for sale. Some old com yet in
the hands of farmers. Oats tine.
Order of Hearing and Notice ons
Petition for Settlement of Account
In the County Court of Sherman
County, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska.)
SS.
Sherman County, )
To the heirs, legatees, devisees and
to all persons interested in the estate
of Martin Placek. deceased:
On reading the petition of Joseph
J. Placek praying a final settlement
and allowance of his account filed in
this Court on the 25th day of May,
1914, and for decree of distribution
of residue of personal property and
for possession of real estate belong
ing to said estate. It is hereby
ordered that you and all persons in
terested in said matter may, and do,
appear at Uie County Court to be held
in and for said County, on the 13th,
day of June. A. D. 1914. at 1 o’clock
P. M., to show cause. If any there be.
why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted, and that notice
of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to ail
persons interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of this order in the
Loup City, Northwestern a weekly
newspaper printed in said county, for
3 successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing.
Dated May 25th, 1914.
E. A. Smith,
seal] County J udge.
Last pub. june 11
Order of Hearing and Notice of
Probata af Will
In the County Court of Sherman
County, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, >Sc
Sherman County, )S3
To the heirs, legatees, devisees and
to all persons interested in the es
tate of Helen J. Taylor, deceased:
Onreadingthe petition of William
P. Taylor praying that the instrument
filec in this court on the 23rd day of
May, 1914, and purporting to be* the
last will and testament of the s >1
deceased, may be proved and allowed,
and recorded as the last will and
testament of Helen J.Taylor.deceased:
that said instrument be' admitted >
pro rate, and the administration f
sale estate be granted to William i’.
Taylor as executor. It is hereby ord - r
ed that you and all persons interes 1
in said matter, may. and do appear t
the count. court to be held Jin and ' r
said county on the 13th day of Ju ,
A. D. 1914. at lOo'clocka. m.. to sho v
cause, if any there be, why the pra r
of the petitioner should not be graft
ed. and that notice of the pendency
of said petition and the hearing there
of Ire given to all persons interested
in said matter by publishing a copy
of this order in the Loup City, North
western. a weekly newspaper printed
in said county, three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
sail court this 23rd day of Mav. A.
D. 1914. E. A. Smith,
[seal] County Judge.
Last pub. june 11
COAL! COAL! COAL!
We have just received a new supply
of Colorado coal, have both Lump and
Nut in the Pinnacle.
We also have some Sheridan Lump
and Nut on hand. Lump at *7.00,
Nut at *6.50. Taylor’s Elevator.
THE WEEK’S
PROGRAM
At Dreamland Theatre
Monday and Tuesday
“The Janitor’s Revenge,”—Biograph
“The Redemption of Bronco Billy”—Essnay
“Secret of the BuIb”~Vitagraph
Wednesday and Thursday
I “Diana’s Dress Reform”~Vitagraph
A Shot in the Night’>-2 reel Kalem
Thursday and Friday
“The Awakening of Snakeville”—2reel, Ess.
“Stanton’s Last Fling’*—Edison
“Pathes Weekly” No. 5
“RED POWDER” 4 reel, June 3rd
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without any fear, if you take
Nyal’s Dyspepsia Tablets
You’ll be surprised how quickly and effectively these small tablets
work on your system, increase your vitality and work up an aoDe
tite to eat with zest and relish.
We can honestly recommend NYAL’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
because we know that they “do the work”—and do It WELL’
Two sizes—25c and 50c.
We stand back of every purchase made at this store. If at any
time you buy anything from us that does not give entire satisfac
tion, we’ll consider it a favor if you tell us^boub it.
This is a NYAL STOOL—a store of certain satisfaction. Our
sole aim is to please our customers and to make them our friends.
SWANSON &. LOFHOLM
THE NYAL STORE