VOLUME XXXVIII.
SAFETY GUARANTEED
every miuute of the day and night if
your money is deposited with us, be
cause wo nro protected in case of Burg
lary. This is but one reason why you
should
BANK WITH US
and we will gladly refer you to uuy of
our uutneroub depositors for several
other good reasons why we should
have your account.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Webster County Bank,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
B. F. Mizer, President, S. R. Florance, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
B. F. Mizer, C J. Pope, Wm. M. Crabill, Wm. H. Thomas,
S..R. Florance.
LESTER
Mr, .lake Try visited her parents
this week.
Air. and Mrs. Andrew King spent
Sunday at Luo Berglleld's.
Mibs Lena Hasser visited her sister
Mrs. Charlie Fry this week.
Khncr and Harry Monia visited at
their uncle's G. Ilasser last week.
Fine weather but some ruin would
make it so much more pleasant.
Miss Pearl riagau of Guido Hock
spent Sunday at Charlio Krisbie's.
Mis-, Conohcu of Grand Island is
visiting Miss Cracc Friable tliis week.
Miss Dollio Kussor returned homo
Suuday evening from (Juide Hoek
where she has been visiting friends.
GARFIELD
A line rain '1 hursday night.
Mauley Itros. aie stacking their ulf-
alfa this week.
Will Fisher took a load of hogs
to
market on Tuesday.
Charley Campbell sold four loads of
hogs Saturday for eight twenty.
Will Amauk was seen wandering
around on wind mill row Monday.
Mis. Charley Smith and son are vis
iting iter sister, Mrs. G. C. Barnes this
week.
Will Fisher took u three day's lay
oil and went with the thrasher last
week.
FrauTc Amack and family and Mrs.
Ailes were callers on tSuy Barnes and
wife Sunday.
Cutting weeds and thrashing is the
order of tho day and if you can't got a
sweat at that you had hotter jump in
the river.
GW
YOU CAN BUY OF THE
Red Cloud Hardware and
Implement Co.
An Old Reliable Delaval
Cream Seperator, 500 lbs
Capacity for $57.50
I This add Brought to Our store $
is good for $2.50 on the Pur
chase of the above seperator.
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Georgo Harris stacked his oats oa
Monday. Poto Manley did the fine
part by pitching bundles.
The hum of the thtnsher is heaul in
east Garfield this weoU. The wheat is
making better than twenty bushels
per dero.
Thete is some woi rylng on the east
Gnrlleld phone lines for some of the
membeis are slow pay and they can't
get ovntial'foi they are cut oiV.
SUNNY SIDE.
Darlle Plumb was visiting at W.
S.
House's last Sunday.
Anothor good cement bridge is built
north of town. Let the good work
continue.
Frank titrable was unfortunate in
loosing his barn by tire. They were
threshing near by but being dry it
soon burned to the ground.
wanted: A good rain. The sooner
the hotter. About two inches and all
night to come in. The corn lias a
good color, heavy stalks and better
than expected.
A. Citnuingliani wns severely hurt
by a stacker falling on him while
helping Win. Robertson put up hay
Saturday afternoon. His hip was dis
located and a small bone broken. We
hope it will not prove us serious as
anticipated.
GUIDE ROCK.
Emanuel Peters was very
Mrs
ill
Sundnv evening,
A big crowd from here attended tho
Supetior Chautauqua Sunday.
Mr. (Jeorge McCarley nud Miss
Carrie Mason wore married at Ited
Cloud Saturday by Judge Edson.
Rnntrrutulntions are extended bv their
I many friends.
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RED CLOUD, jSJEJJRASKA, ,Uh
J. S. Gleason celebrated his
birthday Tuesday and received a
1st
lot
of post cards.
Mrs. L. T. Gleason and Miss Cladys
Payne visited from Sunday evening
until Monday witli Mr. and Mrs. .). S
(ileason
Mrs. John I'rissman, Uoit Crissman.
and Mrs. dames Baird, mother, brother
and sister of Mrs. Chns. Hodges came
Mond.iy evening from Missouri for a
visit (
The cry of lire and the tinging of
the church bell roused our people at
live o'clock Sunday morning. The
Watt hotel owned by L. L Watt and
occupied by P. W. Roland was con
sumed with part of the contents. Tho
heroic work of the melt and women of
('.aide Hook kept the tiro to the ono
building, Iftchnrdson's btick build
ing on the uoith anil Jones' cement
building on tho south and tho fnut
that there was no wind prevented
further spread.
INAVALE
Miss Frankie Martin came in from
Lincoln Monday evening.
Mrs. Prather is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lulu Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Halph McCall of Okla
homa are hero visiting relatives.
The Hed Cloud Orchestia played for
a dance in Hunter's hall Friday even
ing.
Miss llael McDonald from Pierce,
Nebr.. is visiting with Mrs. It. O. Mc
Call. Mr. Joigenson returned from Omaha
Monday evening after a few dajs visit
with relatives.
While mowing weeds last Tuesday
Fay Arneson out his little daughter's
legs quite severely.
Wm. Carpenter is building on a few
rooms and a flue porch to his residence
in the western part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess were up
from Hed Cloud visiting their son, C.
H. Hurgoss one day this week.
Mr. McClure from New Virginia
preached ltls first sermon Sunday even
ing in the M. E. church of luuvale.
Mrs. Gib McCall and children from
Oklahoma nre visiting with Mrs. Me
Call's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cloud.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Waldo and .Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Ilirsch started for Hill
City, Ivas., this morning In Mr. Waldo's
auto.
Mrs. Hichard Keagle of Victor, Colo.,
and Mn.. C. It. Isom were up visiting
Mrs. Iboui's daughter, Mrs. A. S.
Mathews one day this weelc.
Mi. and Mrs. Claud Conly returned
home Friday evening from Hamlin,
Kans., where they have been visiting
for a few weeks.
Miss Mae Dickcrson who has been
attending Normal at Kearney, Nebr.,
for the past seven weeks, returned to
her home south of Inavale last Thurs
day erenlug.
Mrs. Buck was accidentally shot
and killed by hcv husband last Tues
day evening. Mr. Buck was loading
a shot gun and from some unknowu
cause the shell exploded, lodging in
Mrs. Buck's neck. She died Tuesday
evening and was buried ne.t dav in
the Womor cemetery.
COWLES
Fred Guild of Blue Hill
town Suuday morning lor
wtib in
a short
stop
Yongand Murphy of Palisade, Neb.,
bought the stock of clothing bore and
moved it to that place.
Curtis Beal bought tho property
known as tho Morgan property and
intends to move in at once.
Rev. Deakln went to Omaha Tues
day momlngto boo the Hying miiohiuo
lly, and visit his son William.
Mr. Speuco of Columbus, Knns., who
formerly lived at Bladon came in on
tho train Thursday for a short visit'
with his sou.
Ernobt Abhby eertnjnly holds tlie'
record Tor raising oats this year -a
rauqd hero.1 He tbreshed-oUt'toObuSf
on onlv 10 ftcVel. v '
Mrs. Bragg and Mrs Clarence Hoee
of Guide Hoek was in Cowles Thurs
day on their way to Hastings.
Sidney Spiiicher. our noted livery
man got kicked by a horc on the arm
and was obliged to carry his tit lit in a
sling for a few days x
Miss ddte Thomas after spending
a two weeks vacation hero, returned
to Ohiowa Monday whete she lias a
position in u goticinl stote.
Jus. MeUrido went to Hustlii s
'I'uesdiw to see a Specialist about his
eye. He got hit witli a tennis ball
and it became very painfully.
Vs. A. Ciood returned Monday eou
iug from ids extended trip through
the east in his auto. He isited
nil the ptinclpal cities. Chicago,
Detroit, Totouto Canada, ltuil'ulo,
New York City, lloston, Philidelphin.
Washington and St. Louis He re
ports a very 11 no time and had an ex
cellent luck with his auto. However
lie says Nebraska looks good to him.
Institute Lectures.
Tucbdaj, August -'. 8..'!U p ui. Dr.
XV. D. I'miudy. It s A D. D.S. of Sup
erior, Nebr.. will give an Illustrated
lecturo at the Cougtegalional church
on "The Relation ot the Teeth to
Human Happiness."
Thursday, August 1. at S.Oo p. in.
Supt F M. Hunter of Not folk, Nebr.
will lectin e at tho M E chinch on
"A Pali lot of the Olden n.tys'
All old settlors of Webster county
will be delighted to know that tho
Chautauqua management has secured
Judge Loo S. Estelle to speak Aug. 11.
Being a fui met eitiven of Hed Cloud
wo have a particular iuteiest in tho
man who tor many years lias taken
upon his own big heart the wiongs,
the sorrows, thepeiilsiuid delinquenc
ies of the children of misfortune and
has boon their most faithful advocate
in the Juvenile Court of Omaha.
How the Mule Qot His Mate Up.
The street was slippery and the
ver pulled at tho reins Tho mulou
incd In their effort to turn the
on. One slippod. The next mo-
jnoot it was down and mixed up In tho
fUieos. The drlvor swore and not
gtetrlly.
"Twenty minutes now before I got
tht fool mulo up," ho grumbled as ho
Joft h.is seat on tho wagon. Hut ho
didn't count on tho mules Tho ono
tjbjat was still on his feet looked at tho
cue on the ground. Then he i cached
oyer and bit him on tho 'topknot.'
There waa an animal giunt and a
kicking of foot Then without aid
tho mulo got up By the tlmo tho
drlvor was back on his neat tho mules
kw.gro tugging ugaln Kansas City
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ENGRAVING
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8. 1910.
There are times when a whole lot de
pends on the watch you carry. If
you buy your watch here there-11 be no
missing of trains or engagements, no
being late on account of your watch.
In This Jewelry Store
You can select a watch at a moderate price or
one as expensive as you care to go. But no
matter what you pay you'll have a watch well
worth carrying. A good 17 Jewel Watch
man's size 20 year guaranteed case, $12.50.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK
NEWHOUSE BROS.
E. H. NEWHOUSE Prop
Jewdlcrs & Optometrists
A Drive In Candy,
and something new every day, is what
j on will Had at ur store If it's not
a new Candy at a regular price, It's a
new pi ice for regular candy
25 CENTS PER POUND
and up for pure, rich, delicious Choco
lates, Creams, nnd Hon-Bons. We
make a specialty also of Box Goods,
nud no bettor goods nre made any
where A. A. HART
City Bakery and Restaurant.
DR.
E. A. THOMAS
-DENTIST
Dr. T. A. Trumble, D. D. S.
ASSISTANT
Over Cotting's Drug Store.
HOL'its or Hi:nvici; at conchihia
TiO.VALC'IIUltUlI.
SMIIIATIlSKIIVICM. .
Jlllilo Bdiool ton. in.
Preaching........ It n. in.
Preaching scrvlcm . 8. m.
Prayer and Conference uicotliii; Wednes
day fit 8 . in.
A to nil ul Invitation Ih extended to all.
ItKV. A. A. CilKISMAN Paitor.
The Chief $1.50
DUMBER (JO
WE OFFER YOU A DINNER
you cannot get at tho ordinary res
taurant. The quality of the food, the
excellence of the cooking and the per
fection of its serving make ti dinner
here one to bo remembered with pleas
ure. TRY THJS R.ESTAURANT
the next time you feel like eating
something extra nice. Wo can gratify
you to the qtieoq's taste. Come alono
if you must, with a friend if you can
A good dinnor like ours ought to bo
eaten in good company.
The Bon Ton Bakery nnd Restaurant,
H. Neuerburg, Prop.
S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to l)r, J. S. BMIGU
At the old stand over the
State Bank.' Phonel31 .
-THE Ghlcago Specialists!
Chronic and Serious Diseases, Only.
PKitMANt.NT Office ,
Hod Cloud, Royal Hotel
Consultation Free, in German and
English.
Tlwfsday, Aa. Ilth, 19l
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