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VOLUME xxxv nn.
A Newspaper That Gives The News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year For Sl.fiO.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. MAliCIl 0, 1911.
NUMBER UI
"DONTS"
Don't curry largo hums of money
around with you. Hold ups aru not
unheard of.
Don't hide money around the house.
There aro u few burglars left.
Don't be extravagant, nut your
money in this bunk und add all you
I'iiu spare to it. N
Don't fall to takothisadvieoand you
will have an easy and happy old nee
Interest Paid en Time Deposits
Webster County Bank,
' RED CLOUD, NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
B. F. Mizer, President, S. R. Florance, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
B. F. Mizer, C. J. Pope, Wm. M. Crabill, Wm. H. Thomas,
S. R. Florance.
modthin$
his
Fred Good and family loft for Mu Richard Howen visited with
coin Saturday in his auto for a hhort brother, Civile Itowen, Sunday
visit with relatives. Kred Harris and family were ideas-
Ned Ilurd Is repairing his town ant callers on Hinlth Uros. Sunday,
property. We understand he intends j The Hansen sheller pulled down
to move in next rail. I near (Julde ltock to shell corn Mou
Fuller iV: Uennett had the misfortune , day.
of having their windmill blown down ( , prPtty .avy gmv stt)1., snu
durlng the storm Sunday. day, but It was nice so the hired man
Mr and Mis., Simons of lied Cloud, can rest.
parents of Elinor Simons of this place, j .ldf Iteanchamp moved his family
were visiting here this weeU. ,m,i valuables on his bottom farm near
Holland Uitehev is spending this Outdo Koch one day last week.
SUNNY SIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. Kobertson visit
ed in ltluo Hill last weeh.
Mrs. .los. Hewitt spent a few days
visiting at JJlooinlngton last week.
Fred Emick has moved onto the
place his brother Oscar owned near
Cowles, now owned by Paul Storey.
One of those old fashioned dinner
parties was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Vm.T3nizels hist. Friday. It was a
dusty (blew) day, but forty of the
neighbors were there and enjoyed the
good things of which Nebraska can
bonst and its fair women can manu
facture into eatables of which a chron
ic dyspeptic could not refrain from
and would please the most daiuty epi
cure. Our host and hostess made all
to feel at home. Many joys to them
till we meet again.
COWLES
ti. T. Foe was iti Hastings Monday
J. D. Watson was iu lllue Hill Wed
nesday. R. D. Post is building a new house
on his farm east of town.
Dwight .Johnson eanie homo from a
short stay at Lincoln Monday.
Ip.hu Thompson is stepping; high
these days. It is a boy this time.
Mrs. Jud Whito caino home from
Omaha Saturday much improved in
health.
Fred Ilurd is building a fence
around his residence in the village
this week.
Art Vance of Hastings spent Sun
day in Cowles. He is attending school
at that place.
Ed Scott has two children sick with
pneumonia. They are somewhat bet
ter atdils writing ,
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week at home with his parents lie
is attending the Hastings college.
There was a social at Mrs. .1 H
Oreenhaigh's Wednesday evening.
They all report a most enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs Saunders were called to
Uladen Sunday on account of the ill
ness of Mrs. Saunders' father He is
no better at present.
Miss Filma Squires of Hastings,
Nebr., formerly of this place came iu
on the train Monday evening. She is
sowing for Mrs. Simons.
Uev. Steele, minister of the M. E.
church here, loft for conference Mon
day. Mrs. Steele is visiting her par
ents near Edgar in his absence.
Arthur Sterns left for an extended
trip to England last Friday. He has
relatives iu that country whom he in
tends to visit. We wiih him a pleas
ant and safe journoy.
GARMELD
George Harris shelled corn Monday.
Jack Haines' little girl is not much
better.
.1 alius Wobbermau is on the sick
list this week.
Don Smith was on wind mill row
Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde Simpson and family called on
Clyde Howen Monday.
(iravener Stauser hauled a car load
of hogs to town Tuosday.
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A FEW OF THE BARGAINS
. . AT F. NEWHOUSE'S . .
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Children's Underwear
Children's Muslin
DRAWERS,
same style as cut, trim
med with embroidery,
Good grade of muslin
and well made,
at - -
e:25c
Good grade muslin and well made, 1 C
trimmed with hemstitched ruffle, at 1JL
Silk Values
36-in. guaranteed black Taffeta at . . $1.00
27-in. plain Messeline at . . . . $ 1 .00
27-in. Changeable, in plain and
figured, at $1.00
Embroidery
OK
Sal
45-in. Embroideries, while they last, at
75c
Only a limited amount at this price.
27-inch Flouncing at
70c
1 8-inch Flouncing at
' 25c -40c -$1.00
1 08 1 yards Embroidery from 2 1 -2 inches
wide to 1 5 inches wide, while they last,
from 1 0c to 25c yard. These were all se
lected with our usual care in selecting our
Embroideries good edges, good grade of
muslin and best work.
Otic of (Jarllehls early pioneers died
on Saturday morning, Mrs. liudolph
Sch n It. She came here iu the early
days and has lived in the county over
since.
Oartleld can boast of a couple of
young men and their names are Clyde
that went to town and lost their wagon
tire and did not know it until some
one told them and they came home
and did not tiud the rest of their
wagon, but they hung on to the seat.
LESTER
March uaine in like a lamb and is
going out like a lion
Mr. and Mrs. John Suladeu spent
Sunday at .John llolcomb's.
Miss Grace Frisbio came home from
the university to spend her vacation.
, Mrs. (Jlover of Kansas spent Satur
day an(L, Sunday with her brother,
Andrew King.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Carpenter and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Will Mount ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frisbio and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Hd Oarhcr spent
Sunday at John Clary's, iu Guide Koek.
Ld llusser, jr , returned to Lincoln
Tuesday, after a visit with relatives
here. lie h!isboen in very poor
health.
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GUIDE ROCK.
Ilert Stickloy has two sick children.
Anna .iniinornian is staying with
Mrs. C. L. Hoies.
Porry Miner is working for Geoi
Crow on the dray.
Mrs. W. S. Lambert lias boon .sutler
ing with rheumatism.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Ida
Hayes Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Oborheida is reported better.
He has been ill with rheumatism.
Matt Dean and wife, from near Les
ter, visited friends iu Guide Hock
Wednesday.
Harvey Mlluer is this week moving
out of town to a farm northeast of
Guide Hock.
Mr. and Mrs, Cieorge Gleason, over
near the stute line, have a now daugh
ter, born March i!8.
Mrs. 1. It. Hampton of Oklahoma,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs; Clarence Waldo, spent a day or
so with Mrs. Hurry Vaughau, uud at
tended the big Degreo of Honor en
tertainment Tuesday. Mrs. Hampton
holds hermombership in Blooming-
ton.
One of those pleasant affairs for
which the Degree of Honor of Guide
Rock is noted was held last Tuesday
evening. It ib fourteen years since
the organization of Ouide llock lodge
No. 1.18 The installation drill was
put on and 250 people were In attend
aucc. Sandwiches, pickles, cako uud
coil'co were solved. Games were also
a purt of tuo program. The drill team
did most excellent work uud was
heartily praised. They presented u
very pleasing sight in their white
suits and pink sashes.
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CALL OR SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
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E. H. NEWHOUSE, Prop.
C. B. & Q. Watch Inspectors. Jewelers and Optometrists.
Harness Repairing and Oiling Neatly
Done at FOGEL'S
Also my stock of Harness of all kinds and Harness repairs
including Strap work, Collars, Halters and Saddlery.
My line of Harness Hardware is complete. Remember I
can give you just what you call for in this line and prices
always the lowest.
Joe ITogel, The Harness Man.
P THE NEW WAY OF SMOKING MEAT 1
By applying two coato of WIUailT'S CONDENSED SMOKE
directly to the moat with a brush after tho meat, haa gono
through tho Bait, It will bo thoroughly Bmokcd, will liavo a
delicious llnvor and will keep nolld und sweet and frco from
Insects through tho cntlro summer.
Wright's Condensed Smoke
lis a liquid emoko and contains nothing except what Is obtained
by burnlnir hickory wood. It U put tin In aquaro quart bottles only; each with a
metal cap. NEVER SOLD IN IJULK. A bottlo will omoko a barrol of meat
(280 lbs.). For aulo by all druggists at 7Gc. Every bottle guaranteed. Ask
druggist for imBB TlOOK, "Tho Now Way." Bo euro to get the gcnulno
WIUCUlT'S CONDENSED SMOKE. Mado only by
. THE E. H. WRIGHT CO., Ltd., Kansas City, Mo. .
H. E. GRICE. DRUG CO.
DRESS GOODS SPECIAL:
36-inchall wool Panama at 50c per yard
F. NEWHOUSE
Exclusive Agents for E. B. Radford
Tailor-made to Measure Garments, ft
- Right on the heels of thiy veto,
which tho House sustained, came the
OUIs hill, S, F. 115, as a natural so.
quencc, and tho Houao passed it with
a whoop. Of course this moans, tho
Ollls hill will be written In the statutes
and it will be the first regulatory
measure passed by tho statu with re
gard to tho stockyards, noth withstand
tho attempts to do to for tho last six
teen years. Incidentally it moans that
the stock yards will be out of politics,
Jin all probability, at futuro sessions'
for some tlmo to come.
IS YOUR FARM on the MARKET ?
We want a complete list of all Webster
county lands for sale on straight com
mission basis. '
FARM LOANS NEGOTIATED
DAN GARBER & CO., Red Cloud CHIEF Office.
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