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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1915)
Mr. Chandler, from Loup City, was in town last Saturday, putting in new phones. Mrs. Eva Griffin left for her home at Alliance, after a three weeks’ visit here with relatives. Mrs. Peter Lorenz, who has been sick for a long time, is still con fined to her bed at home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Paulsen last Sunday. Albert Seabeck caught the largest catfish last Monday evening that was ever pulled out of the Loup river here. Frank Dymek is building a new porch on his house and painting all the outbuildings, which makes a nice appearance. The Rockville schools will close on Friday, May 21, with a picnic at Hans Hehnke’s grove, with a picnic dinner one of the features. Harry Bowen and Charles Christen sen, who have been working at the county farm for a few months, re turned home last Friday. Mrs. Waltemar Lang and Mrs. Frank Thomson left for their homes in Cherry county, after a month’s vis it with their mother and other rela tives. Mrs. Adella Hoes, district deputy of the Royal Neighbors camp, stopped here between trains and attended with the Royal Neighbors Saturday afternoon. Frank Eastman, Edgar Daddow, Dutch Werner and Rhunna Bans comb have all filed for Rockville post master. Next Saturday they will go to Grand Island to take examinations. A. B. Outhouse, from Loup City, was down on business Thursday, and took the freight home, but came right back through here in an auto with a load going to Ravenr.a, and beating the train hack. The Royal Neighbors observed Mothers’ day in a very fitting manner Saturday afternoon at the opera house. A program in the line of sing ing and speaking was given, every one appreciating it, and after, re freshments were served. All left having spent a delightful afternoon. Novel Advertisement by Burlington. The Burlington Route has issued a novelty which will be pleasing to children and grown-ups who have fallen victims to the craze for collecting art poster stamps, and has issued a sheet of ten elaborately colored designs representing scen ery of the Rocky mountains, Glacier National Park, the Yellow stone National Park and two California expositions, and also two of the great West, Col. W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), and General Custer. These pictures are well executed, and are perforated so that they can be detached and pasted in albums or affixed to envelopes. They are being dis tributed from all Burlington pas senger and ticket offices. Children in almost every com munity of the United States have taken up the craze with a keenness and throughness that is astonish ing. In many communities there are youngsters who have collec tions of from 500 to 1,000 different stamps. If you want a dray, phone A.L. Enderlee, black 63, or leave your order with either lumber yard or E. G. Taylor. Best of service guaranteed. The Cash Grocery Store Buys for Less Sells for L ess By selling for cash we are able to buy for cash which means a big saving to us, and the cus tomer gets the benefit. A trial will convince anyone that the cash way is the only way. The saving you will make on a large order is easily worth coming some distance for. “Mo ul” Brand Groceries The “Mogul ’ brand of canned goods have a reputation for purity and freshness that is equaled by no other line. All “Mogul” goods are guaranteed to be satisfactory in every way, and it is a fact that customers who try these goods will have no other brand thereafter. We also sell fresh fruit and vegetables, butter and eggs and pay the highest market price for all kinds of produce. Agents for The Ravenna Creamery SUNDSTROM & COMPANY ROCKVILLE, NEBRASKA Business Opportunities. We luive a new article and are looking for men with $3,000 cash who want to open a store for the exclusive sale of same. If you are looking fora high class com- j • mercial investment on an article of great merit, better investigate this.—Standard, donesville, Midi. Two stacks of good draw lia.v for sale. Inquire of Lars P. Niel son, Wiggle Creek district. S4 per ton, in stack. Lots of new things to show for boys and girls, triad to show the goods. Quality is tin* best and prices are the lowest. Try us.— Henry \1. Eisner. Daily sells for less.
