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The Car You Need To Arrive Within Ten Days SPEAK FOR YOURS NOW / Ford Efficiency, Economy and Dependability Unequalled and the Price for the New 1917 Models F\ O. O. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Distributor Distributor Loup City, Neb. Loup City9 Net. •k ■■HHMQBl—— ———■ «———B—B3BI01 aOMBBi■BBEfiB S9MU --n Iil l1»lili■ ■■■■■ H^mib DEER CREEK NUGGETS. Paul Kryski lost one of his old black horses last week. F. J. Maciejewski hauled corn to Ashton the past week. Martin Jasnock is at the present working for Anton Peters. Andrew Bonezynski shelled corn at Rockville one day last week. Robert Maiefski helped his brother, Joe. near Ashton to put up alfalfa. Frank Bydalek shipped a car load of stock to Omaha last Wednesday. August Maschka sold several head of stock to Pete Glinsman Monday. Leon Haremza was water jack for the plow pushers Monday and Tues day. Frank Bonezynski lost a valuable young colt last Thursday by the light ning. . Martin Bydalek sold some corn to Anton Kwiatkowski, >f Ashton, la.-’ week. School district No. 1i’ opens in two weeks. Miss Lizzie Weiss will teach again. Garret Lorenz, of Ashton, made a business trip to the Seabold Brothers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pciski were the guests of their relatives in Ashton on Sunday. The Hansen family were about the last ones on the Creek that had the measles. St. Dyraak and I. S. Kalkowski helped John Detlefr harvest alfalfa last week. Tophiel Bonczynski is repairing the L. F. Lubash motorcycle during his spare time. Mrs. Josephine Lubash visited with her daughter. Mrs. John Woi:zewski last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Maeiejewski ! v.’ere guests of their son. Harry Ma i c iejewski, Sunday. Deer Creek wa< visited by a good rain last week which helped the farm ers and the crops. j The Plambeck family autoed to I •Boelus last Sundav to see the elec j trie construction there. Messrs Loyd and Harry B.vdalek, of ! near Farweil. visited with their uncle, | Martin Bydalek, Sunday. Miss Minnie Maiefski has been stay- ! ing at the home of John Papernick | helping during thrashing. Miss Martha Badura. of Pap]in. la again staying with her sister, Mrs. 13.1 A. Peters, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hampson, of Omaha. I are visiting with the iatter’s sister. | Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stobbe. F. J. Maeiejewski returned from Loup City last Saturday where he had , been working on a new house. PUBLIC AUCTION I will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder at the I Band Stand in Ashton, on Saturday, August 26th, 1916 at 2 O’clock P. M. The Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty (20), Township Fifteen (15), Range Thirteen (13), known as the Wrehe farm, i which is three miles west of Ashton and eight miles east of Loup ; City, in Sherman County, Nebraska. This farm is located in one of the best farming communities in the county with good school and railroad facilities. % Terms of Sale: - One-fifth cash and the balance on or before March 1, 1917, when the purchase and sale will be closed. Abstract showing good title furnished. HENRY WREHE John, Ed. and Claus Piambeck and Alfonso Masc-hka. au'.oed to Loup City last Tuesday on business. Pete Glinsman is busy buying stock from farmers. He is the man who knows how to make a living. F. J. Maeiejewski took the train for Loup City Monday to finish with the house, returning Thursday. A few of the farmers began to har vest hay last week. We expect they will all be in full swing this week. Miss Emma Peters returned from Sehaupps last week where she had visited with her brother. John Peters. Monday the plow pushers had an other misfortune in breaking the steering wheel in pulling up a steep hill. Mrs. Paul Kryski and daughters, re turned from Genoa this week where they visited with relatives, and friends a few days. Andrew Bonczynski sold his gaso line engine last Tuesday. He expects to pure base a seven horse power in the future. The plow pushers had a misfor tune last week of getting one of their cog wheels broken when pulling up a steep hill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maiefski. of Ash ton. came over to the Creek to look over their farm which is occupied by Elmer Koch. Leon F. Lubash sold his .(kernos) the motorcycle, to Anton Germata, of Ashton. Sunday and says he is glad to get rid of it. Walter Steczynski arrived here from Omaha last Saturday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Maief ski for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Maeiejewski, Mr. and Mrs. John Lubash. of north of Ashton, were guests of F. A. Ma ciejewski last Sunday. Mrs. St. Nowicki returned home on last Saturday from where she had been visiting with relatives and friends for a few days. Louie Brammer is busy plowing on the farm occupied by B. H. Lorenz, which Mr. Brammer purchased from Mrs. W. C. Detrick, of Loup City. Am on Kaminski, agent for the Elk horn Insurance company, was on tile Creek looking over the damaged house of John Bonczynski’s which was struck by lightning. We understand that B. H. Lorenz will move to Deuel county next spring where he has rented a farm consisting of 320 aefes. We wish him success in his new home. A arn dance was given at the home of St. Wroblewski Sunday. A fair crowd was present. The Maschka Stobbe Brothers furnished the music and all reported a fine time. We understood that Joe Lubash was about to trade his Ford to Dr. Dick inson, of Rockville, for a Dodge car, but couldn’t make the agreement so both are keeping their own cars yet. A few relatives and friends enter tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. St. Nowieki last Sunday. Light rts | freshments were served and later all j departed few their homes reporting I a good time. Last week Wednesday when the' great lightning storm met this place a bolt struck the house of John Bon czynski tearing the roof nearly off. Luckily no one was hurt or other damage done. We wish to correct an item wrhich was published two weeks ago, about Frank Bonczvnski plowing his corn late and was objected by him. The correspondent or the editor did not know that it was dissatisfactory to him. The item was handed to the correspondent by one of his neigh bors and we shall correct it. Items will not be published that will dis satisfy anyone. The Deer Creek base ball nine went to Ashton Sunday to cross bats with Ashton’s second team. They got soaked by the score of 8 to 5. Masch ka tossed te pill for our boys striking out nine of the Ashton^batsmen. Ojen dyk was on the wnound for Ashton striking out four Deer Creek sluggers. The game was mostly lost on poor bead work. Arrangements for a re turn game are not yet made. The Deer Creek second team went to Ashton Sunday to play ball with the Ashton third team. Th»v de feated them by a score of IS to IS. Rag chewing was the main stay of the game. The Ashton score keeper was busy marking some extra scores to make a lead over our boys and tried to claim the victory but it was our game by rights. Batteries for Deer Creek, Gappa, Bydalek and Peters. For Ashton, Jankowski and Dold. Umpire, Sedczdyk. A return game will be "played in the future. DAVIS CREEK NEWS. Bulah and Thelma Brown visited with Jess Trump Sunday. The children of Tony Zaruba and Ed. Stillman have the measles. John Pelanowski and Albert Sowo< kinos were in Ashton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris and children visited at the Trump home Sunday. Clarence Stillman helped Frank Manchester stack hay one day last week. John Garvel was in North Loup one day last week to purc hase a new stacker. Miss Florence Trump was helping the Roman girls with the house work last week. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ro man on August 11. a charming little daughter. A very fine rain fell in this locality last Wednesday and sure makes every one feel happy. Frank and George Pelanowski, of Ord, were visiting with their brother j and family Sunday. I Mr. Cofell, of Davis Creek, autoed with Frank Manchester last Thurs day on business matters. Frank Manchester and Conrad Jaku bowski called at the Joe Sowokinos home last Tuesday evning. Miss Julia Orent and M»s Rosa Gather visited with the former's aunt and uncle last Wednesday. Ciair Kettle, of Ashton, was out to Frank Manchester's Saturday and helped him finish his stacking. Lester Hassel visited w-ith the j Trump boys last Wednesday while his parents were in Loup City. Mr. and Mrs. Czaplewrski, of Loup City, spent Sunday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John Pelanow-ski. The old school house was sold to the highest bidder Saturday. John Chipp. of Scotia, being the highest bidder. The ball game which was to go off at the Brown ball diamond was dis missed as the south parties did not show up. It has been reported here that the scarlet fever is in Ashton. Gee we are wondering what next will start through the country. Clair Kettle and Conrad Jakubow ski are out here cutting and baling their wild hay. Frank Manchester and son are also helping. There was affine barn dance given at the Lorence Spotanski home Sun day night. A large crowd w-as present and everybody had a good time. Floyd Bowers, who has been the. guest of his sister. Mrs. Trump, left for his home in Upland. Frank Trump accompanied him as far as Ashton. Herold White is taking subscrip tions for the Omaha Xews for the new' Hudson automobile. The contest will open September 4. We all wish Her old good luck. George Orent and Miss Rosa Gather were to leave for Cedar Rapids. Ia., Tuesday after visiting the past two mouths writh the former's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Orent. Frank Manchester and Conrad Jakubowski drove to Ashton Wednes day afternoon and was caught in the heavy rain. They remained over night the home of John Pelanowski. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sowokinos and daughters. Mrs. Tony Orent. and family and Mrs. Tony Zaruba. and family, and Miss Rosa Gather, Sun daved with Mrs. John Pelanowski. They also took in the dance at the Lorenee Spotanski home. A good hay rack and wrell filled w ith hay and nearly all one side of the barn belonging to Frank Manchester, were consumed by fire. Mrs. Manchester and two oldest children did all they could by carrying water and succeed ed in getting a team and harness out of the barn. BRING YOUR GRAIN TO THE Loup City Mill & Light Co. Furnishes all the light and power and also makes the best of flour. Handled by all Merchants. BUY FLOUR THAT IS MADE IN LOUP CITY HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF Hard and Soft Coal TAYLOR’S ELEVATOR LOUP CITY, NEBRASKA