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L0GVLETTE8 J
.John Httvel was in Superior Monday.
Lee Keith was in Nuponee lust week.
Will Koberiou is home from St.
Joe.
Noble Hall left for Bladen Wednes
day. CMoar Hughes was in Franklin Mon
day. Kinile tJoos of IHue Hill was in town
Monday.
Otis Whoelun of Rhuleu was in town
Tuesday.
S. H. (leant of Blue Hill was in town
Tuesday.
Will Koou and family spent Sunday
in Cowle".
Allen Brown returned from Hastings
Thursday.
Old newspaper "j cents n bundle at
this ofliee.
,J. M. Mills of Cowles spent Sunday
in the city.
W. A. Kent is in Aurora this week
on business.
For short orJer- and meals go to
H. Ludlow's.
Alf kinds of Eleetrieal work clone by
Morliui't Bros.
F. W. Schmidt of Blue Hill was in
town Tuesday.
W. A. Kent was in Hastings on busi
ness last week.
Foit S.i.u--A ooil barn. Inquire of
F. W. Cowden.
1j. I Albright ieturned froinJlast
.jngs Saturday. '
Kd Amaek and wife were in Hast
ings Thursday.
(Jeorge Ltudsey is liome from Crip
ple Creek, Colo.
Len Wilmet left for St doe Wednes
day on business.
('has. Stfil'eu of Grand Island is' in
town on business.
Joe Crow returned from St. Jue
Tuesday morning.
Counlo Starke was it passenger to
Hastings Tuesday.
Chat.. Bennett of Cowles wnsintown
Thursday evening.
Low Walters and James Kyiiu were
in Hustings Friday.
Bernard McNeny was a passenger to
Hastings Wednesday.
Fred (iiind the banker, of Blue Hill,
was in town Monday.
Nothing like White Loaf Hour for
making the best bread.
Jaek Catherleft for Lincoln Wednes
day for a few dnys visit.
T S. Barry ami family of Smith
Center, Kas., spenrSunday in this city
visiting with K. B. Stevens and wife.
Farm Loans 1 again teady to
make farm lonn at the lowest rate
and best terms. 1 am hole agent for
Trevott, Mattis Baker. Some pri
vate money
.1. H. Baley, Bed (loud. Xebr.
HAS NO SUBSTITUTE
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Tba only baking mowar
madm worn Royal Brapa
x Ormam of Tartar
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W. A. Wylie of Hastings spent Mon
J day in town on business. '
Kd. Uiishor Sr., Is having his build
ings on the farm painted.
omer Doling or Lincoln transacted
business in town Monday.
Chas. Sehellak and Oscar Hughes
were in Blue Hill Tuesday.
There was thirteen cars of stock
shipped out of here Sunday.
Joo Crow and Billy Robertson ship
ped stock to St. Joe Sunday.
Miss Mable Ilolniinaln visited with
friends in Franklin this week.
Try LuldoWs 10c Ice Cream Sodas.
Positively the best in the city.
Mrs. Ed A mack has irone to Ok la-
hoina for a visit with relatives.
A. W. Freeman and B. Hoehlev of
Geneva wore in town Saturday.
For sale one buildinir 12.V.TJ".; out
side'.' Call at Xowhouso's- store.
C. W. Wiseman of Omaha was trans
acting business in tmvn Tuesday.
If you want high grade cement iret
the IC. C. brand of J. O. Caldwell.
TheDth grade picnlced at Ainboy
Friday and all report a good time.
0. K. Hall, tho blacksmith, has pur
chased a new K. M F , automobile.
Uev. J. M. Bates will go to St. Paul
Saturday and will return Monday.
Lost An Eastern Star pin. Finder
please leave same with Mrs. S. Day.
Mrs. P. Mertenof Bluo Hill visited
with Ed. Amuck and wife last week.
Dr. Thomas anil Chas. Whittaker
returned from Clay Center Saturday.
Lee Keith was a passenger for Camp
bell and Bladen Wednesday morning.
Class night and commencement ex
orcises at the Opera House Mav 'J I and
:.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. litis Leggett
Monday evening an eight pound baby
boy.
Stevens Bros., up-to-date methodsdn
Photographs, material and workman
ship. Hoy Foam and wile were up from
Superior this week visiting their par
euts. The Miner Bros. Co., store has just
received a new up-to-date lino of hair
goods.
.1. Patterson of Campbell visited over
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. John
Kiusel.
Spencer Myers of Franklin was the
guest of Dr. Cunningham and wife
Sunday.
Satislled customers are good ones.
All who use Ainboy White Loaf flour
are such.
las. W. Housteu of the Omaha Film
Exchange transacted business in town
Saturday.
Frank Perry has commenced the
construction of a new residence in tho
Piatt addition. l
One ticket will admit holder to both
the clas night and commencement
night exercises.
leu Cream by the. quart, half gallon
or. gallon delivered to nnv place in the
city by Ludlow.
Mrs. (J. V. Dow and .Mrs. James
. Bogenrief weie passengers to Hast
ings Wednesday.
I Dr. Cunningham Is in Lincoln this
I week attending the state dental asso
! oiation meeting.
I Hay llarwood, who Is attending
suliool here, spent Sunday in Hiverton
i with his parents.
t Miss Mable Howard returned from
her visit at York and Stromsburg
j Tuesday evening.
I Dun't forget tho Sunday school con
, vuiitioii at the Brethren church next
, Sunday aftcrnoou.
, The Diamond Electric Vaeuni clean
ur demonstrated in your home free.
, Call Phono Bed 07.
Tinlc Hoiichiti of Denver is in this
city attending the bed side of his fath-
'er who is very sick.
j .lames McHrido. Arch Boreu and
' Jack Waller o Cowles were seen on
'oitrMivett Monday.
Alan Morit Is out rustling tliee
days to let people know thii't'he't. .got
! the Saturday Evening Post for m'le.
A mighty good paper for r boy to 'sell.
H i Wnght and I! II Allen of
KoseiMint ,.,v n the elty Tuesday
trim-iu'tlng business.
Thursday of next week being Ascen
sion Day there will be services at
Grace church at I p. in.
Boy Tait and Kalph Hunter went to
Superior Wednesday and returned by
iiutos for the local garage.
A good many of our democrats went
to Blue Hill this morning to attend
the democratic convention.
Prof. Beta and his orchestra go to
Inavalo to furnish the music for i
local dnncc of the I naval e club.
Noble Hobiiison of Princeton, III.,
arrived in the city Saturday called by
the serious illnoss of his mother.
The lluest line nnd best assort inonL
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over.- MonilAitr linos.
Boy Hutchison, Kenneth Williams
and Joe Fogle went to Superior Mon
day with .1. C. Suylor in Ills auto.
B. M. Beatty and son for General
Blaekstnithing, Wagon Work, llorso
shoeing a specialty. At Day's old shop.
Mr. Patrick of Oniuha arrived Tues
day evening for a visit with his wlfo
and futhcr-iu-iiuv, Dr. Cook and fnml-
ly.
The Ilcbekah lodge is making pre
parations to go to the district meeting
which will bo held in Superior in
June.
A. E. Atkins of the linn of Atkins &
Barber was in Iuavalc. Blvortou,
Campbell and Bladen Thursday of last
week.
Olydo Wolfe and Lloyd Mclntyro
were in Grand Island last Friday to
seethe opening ball game of the State
League.
Parents are all invited to attend the
promotion exercises at the high school
assembly room Thursday afternoon,
May !..
Bruce Bobiiison spent Sunday at
home owing to the serious illness of
his grand mother. He returned to
Clay Center Monday.
Pictures taken of children and fami
ly groups without pain. Our material
and workmanship stand the test of
time Stkvknk Biuh.
John Erett of Superior, a former
Bed Cloud boy, and now manager of a
Creamery Co., in Superior spent Sun
day in town visiting relatives.
The following people purchased
autos of the Bed Cloud Auto Co.. this
week: Balph Hunter, John Havel, F.
L. Smith and W. A. Maynanl.
Tho ladies of the Christian church
will hold their monthly market at Ed
A mack's furniture storu Saturday,
May '20. from 0 a. in., to ." p. m.
Mrs. Mary Hu tier. Mrs E Welsch
and Miss Velma McKimmey went to
lieneva Monday to attend the Degree
of Honor convention at that place.
The cement addition to Peterson
Bros., garage is up and when this
building is completed they will have
the larirest garage in the Republican
va'lley.
The Degree of Honor meets next
Tuesday e.vening at eight o'clock
sharp livery member is urged to be
present as there will be initiation of
candidates.
Bev. E. N Tompkins will preach, the
Baccalaureato .sermon to the graduat
ing class at the M. E. church next
Sunday evening His subject will be
"The Conquest of the Heights."
I. B. Wagoner will give an address
at the Brethren church next Sunday
at 11 u. in., on Sunday school work.
He will also preach in tho evening at
S p. m , at the same place. All are in
vited. Tickets for class night and com
mencement exercises will be placed
on sale at Cook's Druir Store at liiue
o'clock Saturday, May 20th. Do not
forget the time and place when tickets
go on sale.
The Southwest district of the Web
ster County Sunday School Associa
tion will hold a rally at the Brcthivu
church next Sunday afternoon. May
'21, nt'2:.'l). There will be short talks
by the ministers anil superintendents
of the district, also a song service
closing with the election of olllcers
for the district.
Bon-Ton-Bakery
and
Restaurant.
Bread. Pies and Cakes made In Bud
Cloud from Bed Cloud FLOUB.
3II3ALS ao cents'
ICE CREAM SODA 3 CENTS
In: OrtK.vM 25 Ckm.i I'ku (Ji'Ajit.
Wk um' iiriilicifkl ItT: made 'fiomIIl
teted vmtw pure and clenn.
HUBERT NEUERBURG
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PAUL STOREY,
THE CLOTHIER.
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A card was roceived Wodnosday
morning stating that tho Bed Cloud
D. of H . delegates arrived In (ieneva
safe.
Boy Bust proprietor of tnc Boyal I
Barber Shop has all modern conveii-
iences in any first class Barber Shop, j
An electric Massage, first class work- j
man. Particular people patronize his j
particular place.
Mr. .larboe will not preach at the
Indian Creek school house next Sun-j
day because of tho Sunday school eon
vontion in Bed Cloud but will preach i
there the week following in Bev.
Cressman's place.
Last Friday the directors of the.
Farmer's Telephone Co.. held a meet-'
ing and purchased a now JIo'J drop
switch board. This was needed very
much and now they will have olie of
the best country exchange ollices in
the state.
Will Oveimau and the following en
joyed the state high school track meet '
at Hastings Friday. Boy Bobinson.1
Silver Longtin, Will Storey, Bay
Koontz, Jack Cather, Bdgar Mcintosh,
Bussell Amack, Allen Blackledge and
Walter Marshal.
I hai'M'smiii' boiisi'liolil iTriiiils fin-sale. I
such as dressers, wash stands, tables,
side board, rocking chairs, sofa and
other numerous household goods.
Would like to sell at once. Will sell
cheap. Mrs. Chas. Sehellak, .11.1 North
Klin Street, I block east of Fireman's
hall '
Lucky Bill's wagon show held forth
in this city Saturday both afternoon
and evening, lie had a uood clean
show. He hud a well trained elephant
and the educated Shetland pony was
good at ilgurlng. A large crowd wit
nessed both performances and were
well pleased.
F. W. Cowden returned from a busi
ness trip at Lincoln Tuesday, and
while away took in the Vork Colum
bus ball gauie Monday. Frank says
that we all should feel happy not to
have a team in the state league this
year as the attendance is not one half
of what it was last year.
Trace Sherer, President of the Web
ster County Sunday School Associa
lion, and C. II. Bust were up to Bludeu
last Sunday attending a Sunday school
rally There was a good attendance
present and it program consisting of
music and speaking was carried out.
There is an- awakening in Sunday
.school work. (Jue paper worthy of
special notice was delivered by Mrs,
Guy of Cowles. Her subject being the
elementary work in tho Sunday school.
At about l:!J0 a. m.. Sunday morn
ing sounds of fulling fences and other
disturbances were heard. L'poii in
vestigation it was tound that the large
elephant of the Lucky Bill show had
broken loose and had started on a tour
of rampage, starting at W. It. Koont.'s
home Urst. Tho two tamo deer be
longing to Wade were frightened and
oscnped from their pe'ii and Mr. Ble
pliant then rapped on tho back door
for a 'hand out" frightening the
w.oiuau who took the elephant for
burghVrtf Af (Jena little dlllieulty the
circus people captured the elephant
and all wrk quite again. ''
Hart Schaffner
Mark Suits
Munsing Underwear
Crawford Shoes
Dutchess Trousers
McDonald work Shirts
and Overalls.
JOn such repre
sentative lines I
have built my busi
ness. This and
a square deal to
every customer.
Pioneer
DEALER IN
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
GOOD LINE f COFFEES
Give Us a Trial Order
W. A. SMITH, Prop.
PHONES -Bell 108, Rural 62.
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large assortment at present. All
work done with Pneumatic Tools.
Come and see us
Overmg Brothers & Go.
DR. S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S.UMKW
Al iiiu uiu aidiiu wrui mu
State Bank. Phone 13f.
Improved alalfa farm lands in tin
Great Republican Valley our only
ipkciulty. Dan Oariikii i Companv,
Chief olllce.
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