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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1915)
SUPPLEMENT TO Loup City Northwestern VOL. XXXIV LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA, SEPTEMBER 9, 1915. NO. 38. ROCKVILLE NEWS Charlie Detlefs was hauling out lumber for building. Dutch Werner came home Sept. 1 lor a few days hunting. A. B. Outhouse of Loup City was a business caller here last Thursday. W. R. Ilenkens went to Omaha last Monday to get another new Hupmo hile auto. W. R Henkens sold another Hup mobile to Anton Krakowski of Ash ton last week. C. F. Krehmke gave a barn dance last Saturday night and all present report a good time. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Dickinson and E. Dwehus autoed to Loup City last Tueskay on business. Our new teacher Miss Elsie Barton, arrived last Friday from University Place to teach for the season. Quite a number of people took in the carnival last Friday and Saturday and some staying for the dance. Messrs Gray and Olson shipped a' car of hogs last Monday to South Omaha, Mr. Olson going along. Jake Ritz returned last Saturday I from Detroit, Mich., after taking his son to the deaf and dumo institute. Mrs. August Jung and daughter Emma, went to Loup City last Mon day to take in the mail route picnic. W. A. Jacob and wife went to Loup City last Wednesday to attend lodge, returning the next morning on the motor. Mr. and Mrs. Krehmke and daughter Lillian went to Loup City last week in their auto, toattend the graduation exercises. Herman Janssen of Grand Island was visiting with relatives and friends here over Sunday, returning home last Monday. John Cynova and wife from Loup City came dow*' oo visit over Sunday with Mrs. Cynova's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B’rank Dymek. Miss Rhuanna Branscomb went to Boelus last Thursday for a few days' visit with the Peterson family and take in the carnival. Mrs. Nick Hansen and children from Loup City came down last Thursday to visit with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. August Jung. William Stott and S. E. Sorensen went to Grand Island last Saturday afternoon, returning in the evening with a couple of Ford autos. Mrs. S. E. Sorensen went out in the country to visit a few days with Geo. Sorensen and family. Sam states that he is not in love with batching. Rockville hall team went to Boelus last Friday, first day of the carnival, to play Dannebrog for a purse and Rockville won the game by a score of 5 to 2. Mrs. Herman .Tung and daughter. He'ma and little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fiebig of Loup Citv visited with August Jung and family last Thursday. Harry Frahm. druggist of Cario, Nebr., was visiting a few days with H. II. Henke and family. He also visited with L. R. Beza. a school mate at Creighton college. John Isaacson is busy these days hauling sand for his new building, fid Isaacson and Bowen are driving tire well. John says lie is figuring on getting married before snow flies. Frank Lorchiek and MieeKominski, carpenters from Loup City are build ing an addition to E. G. Taylor’s elevator to be used as a flour, bran and shorts store rooui. Oscar Wickstrom and wife of Cush ing. Nebr., came up last Saturday to visit with relatives and friends over Sunday. The Wickstrom family used to run the hotel here. Joseph Celmer died at ids home six miles west of Rockville, Wednesday. Sept. 1st. He was about f>l years of ago. The funeral was held on Friday and interment made in Rockville cemetery. The funeral rites were attended by a large number of his neighbors and friends. Announcement I wish to announce to the public that 1 have just opened a first- class har ness shop at Rockville. I have a complete line of har ness, robes, whips, collars, pads general horse goods. I also make harness to order. Shoe Repairing a Specialty JOHN DIETZ ROCKVILLE, NEBRASKA Ask the Engineer We hope you have in your acquaint ance a competent engineer. We would like you to get his opinion of the Hupmobile. Engineers constitute a little world of and unto themselves. Ihey are keen critics, but j.. nerous ones, when they encounter good work. And these sharpest of observers say the Hup iacAile is good. in Detroit where there are many automobile engineers one hears the highest praise of the Hupmobile. It would be too much to say that there is not a dissenting voice regarding the Hupmobile among Detroit engineers. But it would be hard to find one who holds an unfavorable view. By common consent they have settled on the Hupmobile as one car they can unite in com mending. Now this is not mere sentiment or friendliness. Reputable engineers will not barter away their professional standing by unmerited praise. When they approve of the Hupmobile—and especially of its splendid small bore, lon<» stroke motor—that approval means something! It is an endorsement founded on extraordinary experience and knowledge. It is a source of pride to us—and a recommen dation you can not afford to overlook, lake tlie engineer’s expert opinion along with all the other good things that you hear about the Hupmobile. Let us prove the Hupmobile in a quality test. 1916 Model $1085 W. R. HENKFNS ROCKVILLE