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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1909)
Utalorlcul Society gttvto Mi THE RED CLOUD CHIEF n 'AY l"k-s A Newspaper That tilves The News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year ftr One Dollar. VOLUME XXXVII. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. m Alton it, looih NUMBER 11 m v L. T v .10 k ) Hi to to to to to to to. to to x to i& to to- I to vJ to to to iii id) to to to to Broadway Anywhere Vaudeville On your front porch, for instance, when you arc tired with your day's work and lack the energy ncccssaiy o entertain yourself. Then The Edison Phonograph will stir you with its marches, amuse you with its rag-time songs and dances or soothe you with its melodies. It sings as sweetly as the most cultivated singer and renders perfectly the tones of the various instruments of orchestras and bands, Possibly you have heard "talking machines." Have you heard a genuine Edison Phonograph? Tl'icre's a difference. Some machines mcarly rcpioducc sounds and noises. The sweetness and the perfect expression for which you prize music are qualities which dis til tincuish the Edison from its imitators. Sold on easy payments. to Phonographs $-12.50 and ?. Records 35 and 50 cents. to to to to to il to to to to to to A Gome and hear them or send For cataloges. NEWHOUSE BROTHERS Cash Jewelers and Optometrists C. B. & Q. Watch Inspectors RED CLOUD . m ft ft ft ft m ft ft i ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft !' ft m ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft (f (f m ft m ft ft ft mar Ket. and Sam Richardson a now restaurant building adjoining. 'L'lie Rebecca lodge will (tiv ti "Hani , Time Social" at the opera house 1'rl day evening March ll), HMD fiom 8 to 11 o'clock. K very body Invited to at tend. Admission 10c al tho door. Lveryone whether members of tliu .order or not to come haul time cos-1 i tume.s. All. will he lined in aceordatieo j with a set of rules. A prize will ho nwatilcd to tho worst looking outfit. i IIo sure to eome as this will be a lively . allair. ' r & & vk ' Albright Bros. Agents for Sealy Mattress and Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. NEBRASKA. & m J '&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&l!&& T ..'":r:v. ii.i.t'"'''' wa T.. iw- - -- , m r - V& aa'"saaaaar5,r5?r-'-'" m ft ft ft it Something To Eat? Then just call at the HOME GROCERY Store. Every thing nice, clean and fresh and just what you want. We want your business and will make worth your while to Call or r hone. Prices Right n Everything. IK Come In and Lets ftet acquainted. S P. "A. Wullbraridt ft ft ft ft a. il) U id ii Hi Hi Hi Hi ij to Hi ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 'SUCCESSOR TO Fulton Grocer Company. to to to to to to to - . . . mitmm-?.iF,C-i-m wrB6'" -- . . t Iioiiii frll.r l.(ll lldd ltl.Xttl 111 GUIDli KUUK. sovoral weeltB Is now able to f.lt up. Mr T M Roland Is still very lok. Mrs.C. K VuurIiiiu has been 111 the " ' . 1 p. K. FiiirfichVh little son lioriti ill. ... .... is last two weeics out is now i lD...wln nllllll. Kuunet Ungii"HIMsin.ouuij - bell. . v A. Spires, mid Umy spent huiitlHy In Red Cloud. licit Vun Horn wus taken severely ill Sundny "iB1' J. S. Lurgent returned Wednody tohiVhomo in Texas. M, diibblu Hourh was down from Red Cloud Sunday. Mrs. .lulla Stratum is vLltiiiK Iier sister. Mrs Williams at Hebron. Tho Unptlbt houloty met with Mr. J. H .Marsh Thursday. They are very busv prepiuitfK for thatKastor I3..iar. improving. The Methodist Aid society was hold at Mrs. O. M. Alhln'h Thursday of this week. Thomas (ilttlugs of Pueblo, Colorado, vfus tho guest over Sunday of his uncle, 1). Jones. Merl and Pearl Smith visited over Sunday with their rand parents I, N. Smith and wife. Mr.s. Hannah (larher anil Mis. Fan nio Crary are on tho sielc list. Thoso ladles are sisters. Rev, Wltehelt a foimer pastor of ihu Oerinan Kvanelieal church was heio over isunday assisting Rev. Kerb ton with tho quarterly meeting service. The Raptist sowing society will meet with Mrs. E. K. Hurr Thursday afternoon March 18. Mrs. McCune of Red Cloud visited over Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Jones and family. Revival t-ervleos began at the M. K oliurch Monday evening. Rev. t!. W. Pool the pastor has charge. Last week by an oversight wn failed to mention that line little daughter born Feb. 28, to Mr and Mrs. .1. H. Crary. Mr. Clahaugh has moved his family here from Republic, Kansas. They live in the houso vacated by Ira I'lumb which is owned by tleorgo Reeve. (ieorge Kairtleld, wife and children returned from Red Cloud Monday where they visited with the parents Of Mrh. Knlrileld, Win. Jlccye and wife, who conduct the Holland, house. Mrs. B II. Crow apd her son J. S. Largeut, who. has been here visiting from Texas spent Friday south of Red Cloud the uest of Mrs. Cnro Wilson, who Is tho oldest daijflhr of Mrs. Crow. ' Mr. O'Nell and family of Bostwick have moved onto the old Garber farm now owned by Mr. Yung, recently va cated by It. M. Largont and family, who arc now located on Mrs. Warner's farm north of town .1. M. Roland's now houbc, which will ho occupied by Howard Wirt, 1h, nonr lug completion under the skillful management of Tim Hendrlokson. It will be a very noat building and puts to use the vacant corner lot across tho street east of A, J. Hayes property. Tho song recital given Saturday oveving by Wm, R. Rennet t followed by his most inspiring lecture 'The Man Who Can" wus well attended. No one could hear this lecture without feeling aroused to do morejuml bettor work and muko greater preparation, All was confusion at the post otlico Monday. Tho fixtures werctinoved to the Hunter building now owned by N. M. Domini.. The old building will bo moved tint and a brick, structure vill take Its phico. H, M. Parker, post master, will put up this building, July lt to December JHat, 11)08, In while Fred Watt builds a new meat clufllva: July, ?0',G3; August, $50,05; Commissioners' Proceedings Red Cloud, Mar. 2 190'J Hoard met persunnt to adjournment. Members present, W. R. Anderson, T. J. Chaplin, C. Ohmstode and J. (5. Overman. On motion, Ovcrinjj Hros. were re funded $50. '11, being the amount of tux nssesseel against them in 1903 in error mid paid under protest, loss amount owing the county for atone purulnuirtl by said linn, ainountirg to 910, leaving a halanco of 11. -11, and county treasur er was instructed to refund that amount and credit the $15 to the bridge fund. Annual soltlemont was made with the following road overneers; J. R. Laird, dist. 4; Henry Hnnneld, dist. il; Win. Copley, dist. 1 1. On motion, petition of F. C. Ruachow and others for road at Blue Hill was granted as prayed for, and consent of parlies adjacent to tho road given with tho waiver signed by them on condition that they bo paid ?10 each for 20 foot strip from their land. Clerk was order ed to plat same on road plat book. On motion it was resolved that no claims for material be allowed for bridges unless accompanied by an or der from tho district commissioner; and that all road overseers he notified that they are not to nttempt to pur chase lumber without first securing such order; above resolution to tnku ef fect nt once; lumbermen to file their claims with the county quarterly. Tho board now coming to the selec tion of a list of sixty persons having the qualifications of jurors in Webster county, to be furnished to the clerk of the district court and from which to draw the jurors, petit nnd grand, for the April, 1009, term of court, chose tho following list of names, giving to each precinct its quota of representa tives, based on the vote cast in each precinct at the last negornl election: Guide Rock H. F. Hooper, John Chrisman, Hugh Hunter, James Watt, E. B. Crary. Beaver Creek-W. Richard, R. B. Thompson, H. W. Martin. Stillwater Martin Meents, Rufus Douchit, Chas. Guthrie. Garfield Alf Harris, Frank Ailcs. Pleasant Hill Chas Adamson, L. W. Squires, J. R. Morse, Frank Frisbie. Elm Creek Wm Norris, Wm Spllkcr, O. It. Arnold. Potsdam Henry FasBlcr, Fred Wehnes, L. C. Piesiger, Fred Kruger,. Thos. Stratton, Peter Lulin. Line Wm Rowen. Red Cloud Precinct Dave HcffcN bower, Sam Smith, Geo. Perry, Law rence McCall. Red Cloud 1st ward Hugh Miner, Wm Patten, It. W. Koontz, John Crans. Red Cloud 2d ward J. M. Burgess, Geo. Baylor, H. J. Maurer, Chas. Reigle, Fred Turnure. Batin Wm Huffman, Jos. Saundres. Glenwood Jas. Mattox, Frank Boom, A. W. Cox, D. E. Crum, Geo. Fritz.' Walnut Creek Dan Norris, John Hardwick. Cathertdn Joe Krall, Ole Bergmans Ihavale O. P. Harvey, Everot Bean, Rasmus Jensen. Harmony J. P. Eglington, J. H. Richard, Geo. Rybin. County Supt. Nellie Caster submitt ed the following report of the institute fund for the quarter ending Jan. 1, 1909. KCi:il'TS. On hand at close of institute. ..$ &.05 Examination fees 70.00 Total $102.00 KXPKNDITUIIKH, i CflCany a complete line of Furniture, Car- pets, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines and usceJ Merchandise For reading circlojnote book Balance on hand, Jan. tut ., 1U.50 80.55 Total $102.50 Tho following annual report of Gar enco Reed, iusticd of the peace for Red Cloud city, was filled: Total; lines col lected by mo during 1908, $27.50, which was duly paid to tho treasurer of Web ster county and receipt taken for same. I. W. Edson, county idgo, offered the following report of fees collected by him in his olllcu for the period from Licensed Embnlnicrs and Undertakers, Sept., $ I Sil.. 10; vember. $ll.M); total, !?.Vt5.0l. quartor of 11)08, October. iJili.iM; No- December, $l!ll (10; Collections for Hist $287. l!0, Heeond quart or, :u:i.ll. Total for year, it llt 10. The following is the repot t of F. (J. Rifehow, justice of tho peace, for Pots dam precinct, for 1008: Amount of lines nssced, if 12. 05. On motion K L Burr wus appointed justice of thu peace to fill vacancy caused by ,1ns. Watt, elected to tho office, failing to qualify. Petition on file. Claim of Miko Dunlin for $11 1)5 re jected, sumo being certified by clerk of district com t. On motion it was ordered that the county clerk advutiso for bids for painting jail roof, bids to on graphite nnd other roofing paints; bid to be opened at, next meeting of the board. On motion adjournment was talccn to April lit. 11)01). 13. W. ROSB, Comity Clerk. City Council Meets. Kkd Ct.otm, March (1, 'Go. At a regular adjourned nieot'ng of the city council at 1 & M. Bunk building Mayor Caldwell presiding. Council men present Amack, Pulsipher and McArthur Motion made by McArthnt- second Pulsipher that the Cleric be instructed to call a city election to bo held on Tuesday, April th, 1009 for the pur pose of electing the following otliccrs: One Mayor. One City Clerk. Ouo City Treasurer One City Engineer. One Councilman lot ward. . One Councilman 2nd ward. Tho following persons were ap pointed to act as judges and clerks of the city election to bo hold on April (I, lwoy. ' ; Judges 1st ward, O. F. Evans, Hi X. Rutledgeand E. Welsoh. Clerks 1st watd, I). M Able and Herbert Nowor borg. . , Judges 2nd ward, C. R McConkoy, R. R. Fulton and H. R. Kior. Clerks 2nd ward, Jchn J. Garber and Wllher Hamilton. Special police 1st ward, D Special police-znd ward, J. U Curr, L. Groat. vniuv. Carried. Claim of T. C. Miller MlOaud S(10.7l was laid over. Now comes before tho council Rilph Foe on behalf of tlio It. Si M. It. R. Co., nnd asks tho council to uroe on n price to ho paid by the company on a coutr.iot to light the depot and round house. Whereupon the council agreed upon an 8e rate. Now comes be.foio tho council W. II. Tabor and represents to tho council that hohas heen tinlny constdorablo eurient runnli g tho Tepee and asks the council if it can be done to fgivc him a better rale than ho is h.tw get ting from tho city for oitrront used. Whereupon tho matter was' referred to the Light Committee. The following claims were allowed. Western Electric Co. supplies.. $181.59 J O. Caldwell, coal 4.6r. J. O Butler, treks;, 13.01 J. A. Tomlinsoii, salary 80.00 Morhatt Bros , supplies 20.30 Hawkryu Compound Co , sup... . 25.84 fiuthorlaud Roof Supply Co. sup 11.21 J. A. Tomltuion, ox and freight . 20.14 Popo Hros., supplies 11.05 Albret Sechrot Mfg Co., sup.... 41.98 Clyde Whitnlcer, labor 3.00 Geo. IL Ovoring, surveying 10.00 Bruce Robinson, labor 9.45 I. W. Klusel, salary ,25 00 Guy Uradbrookj labor vv. ...... . 2l.85 A. C. Shiny, salary ...'.."..' 12.00 L. E. Talt, printing 31.75 F. L. Mimes A Son, dray l.S0 C. I). Whltakor, salary .'.0.00 Ira Smolser, labor l.oO Geo. Li nd ley, drayage 1.40 Wolfe & Wright, blacksmith.... 13.80 Furboek &. Hurst, supplies ; 1.04 Standard Oil, supplies 29.70 PHUburg .etor Co., supplies.... 01.2G llulfalo Meter Co., supplies 0.00 K. A. Green, salary r8.00 F. W. Studebaker. dray J0 L. H. liiacklodge 51.20 Motion to adjourn. Carried. L. II . Fort, Cleik. Public Sale. I will sell at public auction on my farm 5 miles east and 1 north of Rod Cloud, east and 1 north of the Am boy Mills, tho following property: U'2 head of stock, consisting of 9 horses, 5 head of cattle, 8 bead of hogs, farm Motion tuadq bj Pulsipher and mhI"c ((W b"' f '"' 2r' b- oat8 L'con'd by MoArthdr that parties hav jK J11 8al w"18 ,old Wednesday if -Slrlnir rfnnn mnt. t nn )!.,. ' MotcI. 17, Mid will begin Bt 12 o'clock second ing wiring done must get nn estimate of same and pay for the wiring in ad sharp. A It. Sai.adkn. i' Dr PRICES CramBaking Powder No alum, no lime phosphates As every housekeeper can understand, burnt alum and sulphuric acidthe in gredients of all alum and alum-phosphate j powders must carry to the food acids injurious to health. Read the label. Avoid the alum powders i ti ',, v .'. -nrsrrTr-L- HW iwj-rr-rrHac .-vj-STH lgSrpwV'rnl?T -- w...w:mawwjyw'3ia kTOvaSsaatmsSigSi SSrW??
