V. F. MASON. PresMee! L NANSEN, Cashier
This is Not a
Knocking
Proposition
if you haven’t a bank account, isn't it about
tune you *ere starting one*
No Better Time Than the Present
'Jur facilities for caring for your accounts
are good
We v*ould t** pleased to have you place one
with us.
First National Bank
Loup City, Nebraska.
We Pay 5 per cent on Time Deposits.
I felly se! "*• for le*s.
f ry CHaae*« first —it pays.
**wan«- n x 1> 'f.'iolni need-, your
’ * ■ £MHfPiifc.
E. T Thrasher. Painter and
Paper Hanger. ISO
M r» J ho C'ypova visited at
'■ faaupf.** Monday.
V* - So. t: »»• at >t. Paul
Saturday *>n *. i-ines».
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Deerin* and McCormick sections.
J per bos A C Ofle
V*»nr patr nage is appreciated
at the \ya! Pr-g store.
1. A. Clark «i«a bus.neas pa>
• tiger t- st. Paul Friday.
VyaT* May f!“»rer Talcum is
s id only at tte- Vyal store.
t idr Th aijis .|i of Arcadia was
a Loup t sty visitor Friday.
VI,.s L . u L ftioim visited with j
friends at Kudnnlie Friday.
Ten }«-r -ent discount on all!
•' e« at L• p City Merc. Co.
C. W. Fieirber was a business!
. i.'*r i» lt<»elus Saturday.
t will bur a lew tons of old iron if
nautcd m at one* A C Otic
Juba Manezyzk Ir. visited at1
*-kviiie ** itur iay with friends.
I- iiraj j f.ir sale. See
.1 w P<*weiL Hurl.njrtin Conductor.
(F. llrusiimuseii mid s**n.May
*ri weA- "t Paul ri-M r« "atur-i
day. _
Mis* «»rare Cxmjpfr visited with
ati*e% at Ihutoebrog several j
ays Iasi week.
Try Loup City Flour
I >u ly sells for le>s.
( * as "s for fresli groceries.
Fntz Amick was a >t. Paul
v>:tcr Saturday.
Frank danulewicz was a Rock
ville visitor Friday.
V. L. .bums was a business pas
'^nger to St. Paul Monday.
Mrs. K. <i. Taylor visited with
re'.at.v-s at >t. Paul Monda.v.
Mr*. A. R. Outbouse is visiting
.n Lin oJn this week with friends.
M Mina Schuman went t<;
"••tiaupje. Wednesday to visit with
relatives.
W. S. Waite was a business
visitor t<' Burwell yesterday morn
ing.
L. it. Polski went to Ashton
We in-'day morning to visit with
his jiarents.
The Loup City Merc. Co. cer
tainly have some big bargains in
summer goods.
W. S. Steen and Fritz Les
■ hinsky were business passenger
to Rockville last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F iner Beckman
went to Omaha last Thursday to
visit with friends for several days.
Regular services at Methodist
ch ir< h Sunday morning. No ser
vice- m the evening on account of
chautauqua.
Milo Daily and Byard Mills
ame home from Kearney lastFri
iay where they have been attend
ing - unmer school.
Abiert Peterson of Wolbuch,
and Mis- Christine S.vhne, oi
Itanne*'roc. were married by Coun
ts J lg< E. A. Smith, on Wed
nesday. duly 2Hth.
THE LOUP CITY
CASH STORE
VVm. LEWANDOWSKI, Prop.
Special Offerings tor
AUGUST
Sugar, per sack $b.85
Peaberry Coffee, 50 lb. lots, per lb. 20c
We will give I 0 to 20 per cent off on Wash
Goods. Silks and Underwear.
10 per cent off on all Shoes.
20 per cent on all Straw Hats.
Our Grocery prices will also please you. We
are alw ays pleased to figure on large grocery orders.
TRY US ONCE
Daily sells for less.
Try Chase’s first—it pays.
I will buy a few tons of old iron if
hauled in at once A. C. Ogle.
Links—Links—Me have them
in gold filled and Sterling silver.at
H. M. Eisner’s.
i Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bly and chil
dren went to Rockville Saturday
for a short visit.
M iss Hallene Mellor went to
Ravenna Saturday for several days
visit with friends.
Co to the Loup City Cash Store
and see their new prices. M’m.
Lewandowski, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bauman
and son si>eut Saturday at Rock
ville visiting with friends.
Mrs. T. R. Lay and sister, went
10 Grand Island Saturday to spend
a few days visiting with relatives.
The Misses Emily and Hilda
Steen went to Boelus Saturday for
a few days visit with Miss Nellie
Starkey.
Miss Lucile Schoeffer. of Cos
hocton. Ohio, is visiting her aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George
McFadden.
_
Milford Tracy came down from
Comstock Saturday and visited
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Tracy.
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M iss Mary Reiman returned
home from Boelus Thursday where
she had s{»ent several days visiting
! with friends.
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Oral Young returned home from
Austin Saturday where he has
i>een for some time visiting with
relatives and friends.
For Sale—Five or six acres of
land, in alfalfa, fenced chicken
tight. For terms and particulars
see Alfred Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Conger
went to Arcadia last Thursday
and visited until Saturday at the
H. S. Conger home.
Rev. Frank Burleigh returned
: to his home at Cozad Monday,
after visiting with his father. ,1.
W. Burleigh and family.
Mis*. Eloise McCray returned
to her home at Sargent Saturday
after spending several days here
visiting with Miss I'rsolia Mc
Nulty.
Mrs. G. S. Keeler and daughter.
I Pearl, returned home from Lin
coln Thursday where they had
l>eeu visiting with friends the past.
week.
_
If you want a dray, phone A.L.
Emlerlee. black 63, or leave your
order with either lumber yard or
E. G. Taylor. Best of service
guaranteed.
Mrs. A. M. Bobbins and daugh
ter. went to Greeley Center. Ne
braska. Wednesday to visit with
her son, Frank Robbins and fami
ly.
Mrs. B. Newberg, who has been
here the past ten days visiting
with her brother. Oscar Larson,
returned to her home at Moline,
Illinois, last Friday.
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The Misses Ruth and Pauline1
Sorenson, who have been here the ■
past three weeks visiting at the L. j
Hansen home, returned to their
home at Arcadia last Friday.
Miss. Adeline Leininger went to
Davenport. Nebraska. Saturday to
attend the wedding of a friend.
She goes from there to Lincoln to
attend the Epworth assembly.
Mrs. "William Rowe and daugh
ter. Miss Emma Rowe, and Miss
Elsie Dubr.v went to Lincoln
Saturday to si>end several days
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. F. John
son left Tuesday morning for Hot
Springs, South Dakota. whereMr.
Johnson will take medical treat
ment. Rev. Teodore Young ac
companied them.
Farmers you will soon want
threshihg coal. We have a full line
of threshing coal. Our pinnacle
coal cannot be beat. We guarantee
our prices as low as the lowest_
Taylor's Elevator.
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Miss Emma Fowler went to
Aurora Tuesday for a short visit
with relatives. From there she
goes to Lincoln and on to Topeka.
Kansas, where she will spend a
week or ten days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Carrie Mathiewson and
son. and Misses May Madson and
Mable Mathiewson, returned to
their home at Wolback Saturday
morning after spending some time
I here visiting at the E. A. Miner
! home.
Yes—Many People
have to!d us the same story—distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
Dfig? 1
before and after each meal will relievo
you. Sold only by us—25c.
Wm. Graefe.
BLACK CAT
HOSIERY
Jnst The Kind for School
Children.
They Won’t
Wear Out
15c and 25c
Per Pair
R. L. ARTHUR
Daily sells foi less.
E. T. Thrasher, Painter and
Paper Hanger. 15tf
Henry Ohlsen returned to David
City Tuesday after sending sever
al days with home folks.
Loup City Cash Store. Wm.
Lewandowski is selling summer
goods at a great reduction.
Get-a-Link, for friendship's
sake. At Eisner's Jewelry store.
Gold filled and Sterling silver.
Mrs. J.H. Burwell and children
went to Lincoln Tuesday where
they will spend a couple of weeks
visiting.
Mrs. W. L. Marcy and twochil- i
dren went to Lincoln Tuesday
morning for a couple of weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Florence Leminger went
to Lincoln Tuesday to attend the
Epworth assembly which is in
session there this week.
_
Edward Anderson was up from
Aurora from Friday until .Monday,
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Anderson.
Mrs. William Strankman of
Grand Junction, Colorado, arrived
here Mondav evening for a visit
with the J. X. Fisher family.
Rev. J. L. Dunn and daughter.
Gladys, sj>ent several days at
Grand Island this week, enjoying
the time visiting with friends.
We will have something of
special interest Saturday on our
bargain counter. Loup City Cash
Store, Wm. Lewandowski, Prop.
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M rs. D. L. Adamson returned
home from Dwight. Nebraska,
Saturday evening where she had
been visiting several days with
her husband.
Mr. and M rs. La w renee Cos
tello and baby, came up from
Grand Island Saturday and visited
until Monday witii the latters par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mulick,
returning home Monday noon.
Tired, aching and sweaty feet
are made comfortable by sprink
ling Nyal's Eas’Em into the shoes.
Do this for a few mornings and
you will be agreeably surprised at
the result.— Swanson & Lofholm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martin re
turned to their home in Omaha1
Monday after a short visit with
Mrs. Martins parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Am ick. They were
accompanied by Miss Caroline
Amick who will visit there a week
or so.
Naco Corsets
The Season's Favorites
Style
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trated
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Most
Popula:
Model
Women who enjoy beauty and quality should
SSjETNaco Corsets
Every style is. fitted over living models and
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Best Shapes Richest Trimmings
Greatest Values Finest
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Will Not Rust. Tear or Split
NATIONAL CORSET CO.. Makers
Midi
—Sold By—
Win. Lewandewski
Daily sells for less.
Chase's for fresh groceries.
A new shipment of imported
china now on display, at Klsner's
Jewelry store.
When you feel like thirty cents
take Nyal's Tonic. Sold only at
the Nyal store.
Have you seen the summer
i goods now on sale at the Loup
j City Merc. JL'-o. ?
M iss Mable Yoight of Lincoln. •
I visited with Miss Adeline Leinin
ger several days last week.
I have secured “a first ciass plow
man and guarantee all plow work.
Bring in your plow lays now A C.
Ogle.
A son was born to Mr. aud Mrs.
Victor Grudzinski on Tuesday.
August 3rd. All concerned doing !
nicely.
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Mrs. Wilbert Morris and chil
dren visited at Grand Island Mon
day and taking in the Barman &
Baily circus.
Miss Lena Thies. of Grand Is
land. spent Sunday with her sister. |
Miss Petronella Thies, returning
home Monday.
_
Fred Hapka, who was painfully
injured by a fall while working
on the Solms new building, is able
to be around again.
O. A. Woods, G. S. Hosier and
Lloyd Vandyke, were passengers
to Pannebrog last Friday on busi
ness and pleasure combined.
_
Mr. and Mrs. James Johansen
and son, went to Palmer Satur-j
day to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dinsdale a few days.
Why do you not buy your shoes
at the Loup City Merc. Co.?
They handle the Star brand—none
better. Ten i>er cent discount.
William Polling has been very I
ill with appendicitis, and he will j
probably lie taken to Grand Is-!
land or < )maha for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. William Doner i
and baby went to Aurora Tuesday
to attend the fiftieth wedding an- j
niversary of Mrs. Doner's grand-j
parents.
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Mrs. Sam Paddow and daughter
Evelyn, returned home from St.
Paul Friday where they had been
for two weeks visiting with her;
sister. Mrs. Baliman.
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Wanted—For the Eastern war
zone, the !>est and most market- 1
able horses, sufficient in size aud j
quality for any of the duties re
quired there. See Myrl Warrick. ;
Work has been commenced ex
cavating the basement for Dr. ;
Bowman'snew bungalow.and work
will be commenced on the build
ing as soon as the basement is |
completed.
The tennis and golf players re" j
turned from Lincoln hist Friday
well pleased with their outing,
though rain prevented much play
ing on the tennis courts and golf
course.
R. A. Wilson, of Boston, Mass,
arrived here last Friday and visited
until Tuesday at the J.P.Leininger '
home. He left Tuesday morning
for Lincoln where he will visit for
several days.
Better buy a few sacks of White
Satin flour while you can get flour
that is made from old wheat. All
merchants handle our flour. Every
sack guaranteed. Loup City Mill &.
Light Company.
You can secure almost immediate
relief from the constant itching of j
Eczema—use Nyal’s Eczema L<> j
tion—prompt in its action and
effective—we recommend its use. j
Buy it at the Nyal store.
Mrs. ,T. A. Landers. Mrs. D.C.
Thompson and Mi’s. «L Ward, all
of Arcadia, came down last Friday
to instruct the degree staff of the
Rebekah lodge. They were de
lightfully entertained to a royal
banquet given by Mrs. J. N.
Fisher.
Rev. Slocumb exhibited a freak j
potato vine Wednesday. In addi-'
tion to the regular offspring of
spuds from the roots this enter
prising plant hatched out a bunch
of small iH>tatoes on the vine.
Rev. Slocumb now has a dream of
out-classing Luther Burbank by
producing a potato plant that will
elimate the old back-breaking
process of digging tubers and al
low them to be picked from a step
ladder.
Wednesday the passenger was
late, made so we are told by an
exciting episode. Two horses
down near Farwell got on the
tracks ahead of t}ie train and no
amount of tooting could make
them leave it, and finally both j
animals ran onto a bridge going
partly through. By the aid of the
train men and nearly all the pas-!
sengers they were hoisted out of
tbeir disagreeable plight, dragged
across the bridge by ropes, and ;
expelled from the right of way by
force, allowing the choo chootoi
proceed.—Ashton Herald.
Square
Deal
Woven
Wire
Fence
Barb
Wire
HeiTilytiirnnii'V Hijb-carbon. Tubular slreHramr; I
Wl" not break or bend. Lir^e. ru*t-proof wire fi rk fi
wrapped on the fnmr«—no holeain frame to weaken ■
11-doaNe n » deeice; automatic arock proof latcb; ■
adjaatabtc arretcher bar. Costs less than othtrs M
__ tot as sooi. GUARANTEED —M
Ittwwnc
10CK,
ST*CK
roi Lift.
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CYCLONE Ornamental FENCE and
GATES are built in varioua deaigna
for durability as well as beauty. Are rust and saf*
proot; easily put up and cheaper than wood.
We carry a full line of Cyclone goods;
Ornamental Fences and Gates; Flower Bed Borders.
Tree Guards; Trellis, Arches, etc. Come in and
set the Une and GET 01R LOW PRICES.
1 KflftSEH LUMBER COMPANYf
Ml
Dog
Steel
Anchors
Special
Fence
Prices
THE
DETROIT
OIL STOVE
*
That gives twice the heat and does not
use a wick. Gives a perfect blue flame.
—FOR SALE BY—
HAYHURST-GALLAWAY HDW. CO.
JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER
Best Spreader Manufactured
SOLD BY
0. S. MASON
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Everyone Appreciates
the Merits of Ralstons
Delighted!
Of course, for he has found in a ready
to-wear Ralston, the equal of a custom
made shoe at a saving of several dollars.
One can always depend upon the comfort
and wearing qualities of Ralston Shoes
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices $4 00 to $6.00.
GUS LORENTZ
Clothier and Furnisher
THOMPSON’S BILLIARD PARLORS
I have the best equipped Billard Hall in town. New and
up-to-date tables. Plenty of easv chairs. A fine line of
cigara. tobacco, pipes, soft drinks' and candies. You are
invited to this place if you enjoy billards and’good tables
to play #n. No house players—only myself—so you do not
half to play the house, but will get treated one and all the
same.
J. W. THOMPSON, Proprietor