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PUBLISHED KVI2UV THUKSUAY.
Jutorcd In the l'ontofflpc hi Heil Cloud. Ncti..
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THi: ONLY UKMOCIIATK' I'Al'KU IN
WKIlSTKIl COUNTY
Tlio Webster Uountv Aikiis lias
moved from Its old locution under the
bank to the new quarters reeonlly
provided. The new building is es
pecially iirnuiged for 11 printing eF
taulishmentimil we eongrntiiliilo tlio
owners. Another evidenne that our
town is growing.
WEDDING BELLS
Wf.c.sncr Perry
I Marriott ut. the Congregational Par
sonage on liiesday eM'iung, .lime II,
HMOby the llcv. A. A. Cressman, Mr.
11. I Terry to Miss Lorn IJ. ' eesner.
Mr. I'erry is clerk and manngpr of tlio
dry goods department in Mr. M. A.
Albright's store. Miss Weesner was
one of Webvtor County', mieoessful
teaehors. They will live in Mr. Tail's
new house north of the Argus olllre.
These young people start out in life
witli bright prospects mid with the
best wishes of their many friends.
It is reported that recently in a
freight wreck theic weio three car
loads of peanut, shells consigned to a
breakfast food concern Now we al
ways presumed that tlio principal in
gredient of a Ilrstclnss breakfast food
was sawdust but this revelation simp
ly shows how foolish It is to jump at
conclusions.
Monnwhilo the creamery situation
remains unchanged. Wo ship tlio
croam and Import the butter and pay
for the hauling both ways. It might
pay to employ the sorvico of u muni
cipal expert and liavo him tell us a
few things which we know alroaily.
This plan is being successfully pursued
clsowfiero and wo ought to lose no
time in gottlng what is good for us.
Wonro pleased to noto that Miss
Ircno Hall has boon elected to the
faculty of the Franklin Acadomy.
Miss Hall is nn old acquaintance of
the editor and is a lady of good edu
cation and fine personal qualities. Wo
know personally of sovcral responsi
ble positions sho has hold successfully
whoro tho patrons of the school woro
more than pleased with her work.
Franklin News.
A cordial wolcomo is extended to
all outsiders who have energy, vim
and vigor. To such the City of lied
Cloud extends an earnest invitation.
Would you build a shop or factory
come to Red Cloud, would you help
to make us bigger and better come to
lied Cloud, should you believe In pro
gress make this your homo, should
you desire an excellent education for
your children come to Kcd Cloud.
The door is open come and look the
situation over and east your lot with
us. Welcome to our city.
We heartily endorso the suggestion
made by tho Argus lust week in re
gard to furnishing the court house
park with chairs and settees. A seat
in the park is always inviting and
while you rid youiseK of an extra
chair for which you bave no use' you
render a kindly service to unknown
poople. Anothor use of these seats
would bo for the holding of united
services of all the churches during
Sunday evenings of the summer
months. Wo hope that the churches
will mako arrangements for union
services in the court house park from
now on so that more of us can attend
without being uncomfortable.
One of Our Host Pipulnr Young Ladles
nt the Mart lofte Altar.
This morning at the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Cook, well known
and respected citizens of our city,
occurred the mnrriiige of their daugh
ter, Kiln to Mr. Karl L. l'atnek of
Omaha, Nebraska.
Kov. Uatuu spoke the words which
united the two heaitsforthe remain
der of life's journoy.
Tlio bride Is ono of our choicest
young ladies. From u little girl she
has grown up in our midst, honored
by old and young alike. She lias ever
boen a bright star in the homo circle
and now sho has gone to reign as
queon of her own home. The groom
is almost a stranger to us but, judging
from what tho bride Is worthy of, no
bettor man walks the face of tho
enrth. Immediately after tho cere
mony tlio bride and groom were es
corted to the depot by mnny friends,
rice, old shoes and good wishes. They
took 1G nnd left this morning for nn
extended houoymoon trip after which
thoy make their home in Quiuhu whore
Mr. Patrick has n luuratrr 'business
The Chief, along with n long list of
life long friends, extends hearty con
gratulations and best wishes.
In order that those living out of
town may luuu mi opportunity to sen
the moving plctuies the management
has arranged for Saturday afternoon
peifounatices. commencing with next
.Siiluidny at 2 p. in. sharp.
"Childien's Day" with the Christian
church is an annual festival of delight
and spirtual uplift. The children of t ho
Bible ehooi; which is superintended
by Mr. Trace J. Hieier were engaged
this year in a delightful progiani of
appropirato exercises under thcleader
ship of the Misses Ituth .lohnslon,
Pearl Smith and Elsie Mlksoh. The
children under their tactful direction
rendered their program inn most com
mondablo manner befoie an audience
that filled the church to the doors
on Sunday night Juno 11. Tho offer
ing, which always goes to assist in
L,vangelixing the world with the gos
pel was very liberal. The Christian
church nl way does its work well.
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Head tho roport of city expenditures
found elsewhere In this issue. Head
all the reports of theclty, district and
county and keep posted on what Is
being done. Wo aro going to consider
able trouble to get these items for
you that you may bo able to form
your own conclusions and act Intelli
gently whenever occasion demands.
Tho trouble is with the most or us
that we hear some story on the street
and without knowing or Investigating
we swallow the dose only to llud that
we have been misinformed. A good
way would bo to keep these roports on
file so that they would boenslly access
able whenever wanted. The more In
terest we show in our own affairs tho
inoro wo will be able toaidourolllcors
in solving the problems as they come
up,
Isom-Nalhews
At the home of .ho bride's parents,
Mr. and 31 rs. Charlie Isom, Wednes
day afternoon at II o'clock was solemn
ized the marriage of their daughter,
Carrie to Acoy Mathews.
At the appointed hour tho couple at
tended by Orris Matkins and Frances
Ncbbct, and little Dorthy KUingor as
ring bearer which was carried in the
center of an Kuster Lilly, took their
places under n marriage boll of pink
roses to the strains of Mendelssohn, a
wedding march played by Mibs Irouo
Miner.
Kuv. Hummel pronounced tho cere
mony in a most beautiful, impressive
manner. At the close of tho ceremony
congratulations were extended; after
which an elegant three course supper
was served on small tables.
A flue array of presents attest the
esteem in which the young folks are
held and will servo as a lifo long me
mentoes. The bride was gowned in a white
French Mull daintily made, and she
never appeared to better advantage
She carried a large armful of pink and
white carnations. '1 ho color scheme
was pink and white throughout the
house. Carnations being the dower
used.
Sho is a young lady of many graceb
of mind and person, who is capable of
tilling the home she will adorn with
happiness and will prove to bo truly a
helpmate and companion by the hus
band sho has chosen to honor with her
hand.
Thejgroom is from oncwrf our best
families, and by those wlio know him
in this city, he is considered one of
the substantial and coming yonug
men of the community. The congratu
lations on tho happy ovent are numer
ous and this paper Is greatly ploascd
on this occasion to add its hearty good
wishes to those being so freely ox tendon.
Disbursements of This City.
The following is tho disbursements
of tlio city from May 1, 1910 to dune 8,
110 as taken Ifrom the City Clerk's
rccordb.On account of
Water & Light Repairs $ 2.G0
" " Hxpenso 871.01
" " Extension l'J2.:J0
Streets &. Alleys 117.50
Law & Order .'10.00
Old accounts , ' 57.-10
MIsel. '25.00
Total S1228 80
The above claims were drnwn on
funds as follows:
Genernl Fund 3 war. 82.00
Electric Light Fund 14 " 001.11
Water " 1 ' 4Q.1.23
Occupation " 5 " 142..10
S 1228.80
IIOUHHOKSEKVICKATM. K. CHL'KCH
SAIIIIATII SKItVM'KH.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
I'rcncliliiK I1A, M.
duns nioetliiH 12 M.
KVKNINCI
Kpworth li-nguo 7 I. M.
Preaching - I'. M.
Prayer meeting WertiiCMlny cnlng 8 1. M
I.ndleH Aid Friday .'J P.M.
Your lircHenco Is requested and a cordial
Invitation Is extended to nil.
M. T. .Stii'ki.kii Pastor.
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A New
Stock of
Ladies'
Seperate
Skirts.
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Shirt waist weather means an extra skirt
or so--our line f new skirts are now ready
for your inspection. Wc shall try and make
this department one of the best in our store.
Skirts like cut in all colors $4, $5, $6.
Black and white shepard plaid, panel front
and back flounce n sides at $7.00.
White sorgo plnlded skirt 88.00.
Black voile plnlded skirt SB.OO.
Confirmation and Graduation Dresses
We have anticipated your demands in this
particular and have ready for your viewing
an exceptionalyes a remarkable exhibit of
pretty white gods, lace and embroidery all
selected with the utmost care and thought to
get the best goods for the least money. It
willl pay you to look this line over before
buying.
Remarkable Waist Values
Remarkable from every view point is this Spec
ial oil'eriug of nu all linen waist with stiff collar
and cuffs at SI. 25.
The Latest in Ladles Neckwear
Dainty Neck Fixings
Dainty! Hardly any other word could adequate
ly describe the new neckwear.
Our Summer showing neck pieces for the Sum
mer (iirl.
We invite you te view our new neckwear be
fore buying.
Luce Dutch collars from 2."io to SI.
Lace stock collars with jabos 2oc to 7fic.
Lace yokes In baby Irish effect from 75c to 82.M)
Agents for Bnttcrlck Patterns
F. flEWHOUSE'S
It is what they get here for their money that brings
our customers back the second time
Now that the layman are getting
busy and forming brotherhoods In all
tho churches of the city we trust that
they will got down to business and
adopt some of the principles of the
business world. It bus boen demon
strated that you cannot build up a
profitable business .by running your
competitor down, that every knock
you give him n boost and that you
lisvo enough to do to see that your
own establishment Is run entirely for
the service of your customers. Out
siders have but little use for a roligion
that reaches no farther than tho walls
of a particular church. We have
noticed that when one denomination
is making n special effort the other
denominations manifest but little In
terest and one wonders If it is because
of jealously of Indifference. All aro
confessedly working for the same end
then why not aid and not hinder','
Webster County's School Apportionment
frimlthc State
UNI. Apport. Dlst.
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Widow's Pension.
Thcrecont act of April 10th. 1008
gives to nil soldlors' widows a pension
Of 812 per month. eYod Maurcr, the
attorney, has nil necessary blanks.
No 12
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42.02
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ITS QUALITY THAT PKES SATISFACTORY PRGHAflDlSE AND IT IS THE
satisfaction that women get from the garments and
other goods that make this, Red Cloud's leading
Dry Goods store.
It's the fabrics, the perfect manufacture, the correct styles
and patterns, found in our merchandies that place our
several lines ahead of all others and make them preferable
by all who care for quality style and value. : : : : :
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