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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1911)
Bsjssmasmmm jfi 's w rnwrvtR9iwwiMMK . i m w'Ftiravi'ts'xs"mwiv awj k B''" j IP- Jisn (" -..4 fc ft. ut& & s. te iav & i' II 'J 4. I A 2 fc f I ft W ft i I "iS ,tf t.t A & gFantftfs lutitite , Prim nd Premiuii' fi t Below we lvo tli"& wlattr of tlie various prizes at tlio Fnrmct'u Iiml tare. Thoro was contddornble jrood nnturod rivalry developed tills year ami If wo mlstiilto not It will bu (Trent er iioxt your. Thu deslru to cxcell our nelKlibor In (lie raising of crops nnd animal h ubi-iiltliy micnnd wo expect grout dual of the next institute. WOMKNS DEPARTMENT. Butter 1st Mrs. Eil McCrillla 2nd Mrs. T. Kralik 3rd Mrs. J si Crow Special Sarah McPurlland Bicnd lBt Mrs. Hunts 2nd Mrs. J. K. Clianey Grulinm Dread No Entry Corn Hi uail 1st Mrs. Ily Gilhnm Blscuita 1st Mrs.. Chas. lloiplo 2nd Mrs. C. II. Miner Cinnuinon Rolls J. st l'carl Iluircr 2nd Mrs. C. II. Miner Bicad of Amboy Flour 1st Mrs. Rant. 2nd Mrs. Ily Wiping Dread of Hastings Hour 1st Mrs. Rant-. 2nd Mrs. C. II. Miner Display of urtieles mnde of Dread Dough 1st Mrs. Rant?. Angel Food ' 1st Mio. Ily Gilhnm Whitu Luyer Cake: ' 1st, Mrs. Chas. Rieglo ,21x1, Lillio Huirer Dark Luyer Cake: V-ltt, Mrs. Clias. Kicgle ,2ml, Tenil lluirer fijugur Cookies: 1st, Mrs. Chas. Rieyle 2ml, Mrs. E. McCrillis Ginger Cookies: VlBt, Mrs. Alice Putlca 2nd, Lillio llullcr -Fruit Cookies: ., 1st, Mrs. Chas. Rieglo -2ild, Mrs. Chus. Ludlow Doughnuts: .-.1st, Mrs. Chas. Rieglo r2riu, Pcai1! lluirer Cream Pull's: , 1st, Mrs. Rantz i . 2nd, Mrs. C. H. Miner Fruit Pie: 1st, Lillio HulTer 'Mince Pie: 1st, Mrs. Rantz One Crust Pie: : 1st, Mrs. W. P. Fulton 2nd Mrs. F. L. Smith Four Cakes by oue Person: ' 1st, Mrs. Rantz Three Cakes by Young Lady; 1st, Mabel Lssig 'Display of Baking from Riverton Flour: 1st, Mrs. Chas., Riegle C2nd, Mrs. Elmlra Slaby Display 'Baking "from Lebanon Flour: 1st; Mrs. Raftta. ' it Canned Pears: lBt, Mrs. H.''E. -Thomas r 2nd, MM. W.'T;'Whltpt' ,""": Canned Peaches: ' 'V 1st, Mrs. Len" Wilmot 2nd, Mrs. H. E. Thomas Canned Cherries: 1st, Mrs. Len Wilmot 2nd, Mrs. B. Blickenstaff Canned Plums: 1st, Mrs. Len Wilmot 2nd, Mrs. Wm. Wolf Canned Apples: 1st, Mrs. H. E. Thomas 2nd, Clara McMillian . ... Canned Gooseberries: , , 1st, Mrs. Wm. Wolf 2nd, Mrs. Chas. Ludlow . , , Canned Tomatoes: , , . Bt. Mrs. Len Wilmot , . 2nd, Clara McMillian . . Qfiftaed Corn: . , ,.4 . . Hist, Mrs. C. H. Miner , . 2nd, Mrs Wm. Wolf 4 . . . ffsplav Canned Fruit: lsfcMrs. F. L, Smith ,..,.,. 2nd, Mr Wm. Wolf , , ; j , joeciaL Clara McMilllaa ,. 4ftne Jelly: TeL Mrs, Geo. Coon .,.,.. Mrs. Fred Harria M Jelly: ... B. BuckensUW i Jelly: ..,. sua. una narns .,.,,.. Jel v: Len Wilmot j ansplay of Jelly: ,.. lBt, Mrs. F. L. Smith . j tJ gour Cucumber Pickles: ., , 1st, Mrs. R. C. Shulty Sweet Cucumber Pickles: , . , 1st, Mrs. Len Wilmot . 2nd, Mrs. W. T. White n Beet Pickles: , , . 1st, Mrs. Chas. Ludlow 2nd, Mrs. F. L. Smith Green Tomato Pickles: 1st, Mrs. D. Blickenstaff 2nd, Mrs. A. C. Sluby Watermelon Pickles: 1st, Mrs. A. C. Sluby Mixed Pickles: - 1st, Mrs. A. C. Slaby Needlework, yelct: 1st, Mis. Finkcnbinder 2nd, Mrs, Harry Letson Mardungcr: 1st, Mrs. Kate Rickards 2nd, Mrs. Ed G arbor Special, Alice Pope yawmvoik: 1st. aib. Oliver Wright gnd, Mra. Pulnicky lloml Embroidery; jiA, Mrs. Kd Garoer 2nd, Iilubal Essig Bttttenberg: , Bt Mrs. E. E. Burr 2nd, Mrs. Sam Foe raid Lace: 1st, Mrs. E. E. Burr 2nd, Mrs. Arnold flhbdow Embroidory: . 1st, Mrs. A. Arnold 2nd, Mrs. J. B. Stanser Special, Mrs. W. P. Fulton WsJlachian: , fst, Mrs. J. Newbury 2nd, Mrs. McKceby Tatting: 1st, Mrs. Dr. Allen 2nd, Mrs. Ed Amack Special, Mrs. H. Letson ' Vetting: t 1st, Mrs. J. B. Dtonser JCmbroidorcd Waist: 1st. Mrs. Blair ' fad, Mrs. A. Arnold mbroiuered Apron; n ls Mrs McKceby Ck&AM Tst Mrs QnH. Hol T.'nnliu-ntt 'l Embroidered Pillow Cas: 1st, Mrs. Kate KIckariM 2nd. Mrs. A. T. Walker Infants Wardrobe: 1st, Mrs. Harry Letson 2nd. Mrs. Ruth Arnold Gurncy Display Darning: 1st, Mrs. C. li. Miner Silk Knit Article: 1st. Mrs. Stoncbieaker Woolen Knit Article: 1st. Mrs. Ed McCunc 2nd. Mrs. G. W. Humnicll Cotton Knit Article: 1st. Mrs. A. T. Walker 2nd. Mrs. A. Arnold Silk Crocheted Article: 1st, Mrs. Blair 2nd. Miss Entrlehart Woolen Cliochoted Article: 1st, Miss Englchart 2nd. Mrs. Ily Gilliam Cotton .Crocheted Article: 1st, Mrs. Burr 2nd, Mra. Hurry Letson Sncciul. Mrs. Harry Harris Cotton Crocheted Lace: 1st, Mrs. M. A. Bradsliaw 2nd. Mrs. MeKecbv Ciochoted Bed Spread: lfit, lui'K. Hurry l.etson 2nd, Mrs. Ida Young Irish Crochet: 1st, Mrs. Win. Brown 2nd, Mrs. Julia M. Miner Fancy Crocheted Bag: 1st, Airs. Julia miner 2nd. Mrs. Ed Gurber Silk Pieced Quilt: 1st, iurs. Geo. Kcou , 2nd. Mrs. Bluir f Cotton Pieced Quilt: 1st. Mrs. C. M. Wh no o Woolen Pieced Quilt: 1st, Aini. Polmcky 2nd, Mrs. .Jas. McCartney Snccinl. Mrs. A. L. Beck Quilting: 1st. Mrs. Walpolo 2nd. Mrs. F. S. Sherwood . Quilt with most pieces: 1st. mrs. iiiair 2nd. Mrs. M. B. Corner Silk piiccs Sofa Pillow: 1st, iurs. A. Anderson , .. Cross Stitch Pillow: 1st, Mrs. Ed Garber 2nd, Mrs. M. A. Bradshaw Hnrdangcr Pillow: 1st. Ada Fitz '. ' ' ' "' 2nd, Mrs. Nannie Hale Colored Silk Emb. Pillow: 1st Miss Englchart 2nd,, Mrs. Patmore Woolen Emu. Pillow: 1st, Mrs. Perry Novelty Pillow: inii mio. u uuiuer 2nd, Mrsl Frank Perry Special. Phoebe Osborne 1- r i.i -.-..I..... Largest Display Needlework: 1st. JNlas Kngelhart 2nd, .Mrs. Polnecky Special, Mrs. Finkenbinder " Mrs. E. E. Burr " Mrs. Ed Garber ," . Mrs Blair " Mrs. Foe " i Mrs. Bradshaw - ",v Mrs. McKeeby Dto't, Made bv Ladles Over Siitr Eyelet 'Embroidery : 1st. Mrs. M. 'A. Bradshaw Hardinger: 1st. Mrs. J. Newbury Battenberg: lst,Mrs. Nannie, Hale Tatting: . i , iptj)Mrj. Beuben Leggett 2nd, Mrs. Mary Arneson Crocheted Articles: 1st Mrs. Newbury 2nd. Mrs. Stonebreaker Knitted Articles: 1st Mrs. Baxter 2nd. Mrs. F. N. Richardson Knitted Mittens: 1st Mrs. Stonebreaker 2nd. Mrs. Newbury Knitted Stockings: 1st. Mrs. Newbury Oldest Quilt: 1st Mrs. F. S. Sherwood 2nd. Miss Baxter Cake by Lady over 70: 1st, Mrs. Lockhart Handwork by Lady over 80: ist, Mrs. Lucy Matnewt 2nd, Mrs. Gilham GIRLS' DEPARTMENT. Bread: 1st Anne Brummer Cake not Angel Food: 1st Anne Brummer . : Two Crust Pie: " 1st Anne Brummer ;,.;',' V..1 BAMM..I KJ1.m.k . . iu, wciiuic tuiiicr i ; ! r i i. I iW'J'-'.fi une urust Pie: 1st Jennie Miner Pie by Girl under 12: 1 lfnfaaAi UIham Cake by Girl under 12: ' il 1st, Margaret Miner "Vpl.v? Needlework. Pincushion: ' 1st Margaret Fogel 2nd, Zelma Wonderly Special, Maurine Caldwell Embroidery Work: 1st Josephine Essig 2nd, Zelma Wonderly Special, Ethel Slawson Teresa Rieglo " Maurine Caldwell " Ethel Coon Darning of Hose: 1st, Anno Brummer Patched Garment: 1st. Anno Brummer Embroidery by Girl under 10: 1st. Josephine Rieglo 2nd, Bannio Essig Special, Berdcna Smith Sofa Pillow: 1st, Mary Essig 2nd, No Competition Dressed Doll: 1st. Maudo EESig Free-hand Skotch: 3 st. Beatrice Slosrs 2nd, Jennie Minor ART DEPARTMENT. Oil Painting: 1st. Mrs. Colo 2nd, Mrs. Colo Water Color: 1st. Mrs. Back ' 2nd. No Competition Pastel: Int. Mabel Whitaker i 2nd. No Competition China, Naturalistic: 1st, uertrudo Coon 2nd. No Competition China, Convontfonnl: ist. Mrs. uobt Mitchell 2nd, No Competition Discretionary. Special, Mrs. Wcldeman " Mrs. Simpson - " Mrs. Mclntyro " Mrs. n. Frisblo M Mrs. F. N. Richardson " Mrs. Bohrcr " Blnncho Popo jaa 1--K3 ,. itb Mrs. M. B. Corner V Mrs. Harry Letson ' Mrs. Kate Rickards? Mrs. Finkcnbinder EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Best Review by 7th or 8th grade pu pil on uvangciine: 1st. Kenneth Johnson 2nd. Ada Duckworth Best description of some domestic ani mal by any .ml or ltn grade pupil 1st, Robio (t. Samson 2nd. Irene Hall Best display of crayon, (not less than group of three) from any pupil under 12: 1st. Josephine Frisbic 2nii, Benjamin Johnson Best display of charcoal, (not less than group of three) irom any pupil under 12: 1st, Chnncuy McDowell 2nd, Jnhnic Houchin Best display of water color, (not less tnun group ol three) by any pu pil over 12: 1st, Margaret Ryan Best display of crayon, (not less man gtoup ol three) by any pu pil over 12: lkt. Hoi nee Frisbie 2nd. Willie Schniebcr Best display of charcoal, (not less tnan gioup ol three) by any' pu pil over 12: 1st, Horace Frisbic 2nd, Carroll Ailcs :ird. Olen Wolf Best Map of Nebraska showing rivers, ranroaus ami live largest towns: 1st. Grace Robertson 2nd. Kenneth Johnston Best man of Webster county by any pupil under 12: 1st, Allen Moritz 2nd. Pearl White Best product map of North America: 1st, iMnrcncG Johnston 2nd, Hincy Johnson Best display of Penmanship by any punn unuer a: 1st, Hazel Hnskin 2nd. Jennie May Coon Best display of Pcnmnnshin bv ,nnv pupil between 8 and 12: 1st, Bertha Hnvcl 2nd. Floy Mcintosh Best display of Penmanship by any . nunil over 12; ,itf Pearl McConkey , " .anil, JBcssie Havel Tirfi,iKcverc Steven Bd.Sjt display of Orthography by any .pupii over iu: 1st. Kenneth Johnson Best collection of hand work (four pieces; dv any primary pupil: 1st. C. A. Pierce 2nd, Vincent Johnston Best display of Mechanical druwing. 1st, Henrietta Stewart Snd, Ivn Hoffman Best display of Bench Work (since aanuary lunj: 1st Fred Phares . 2nd. PVnnlr MpTnfnoh Best display of Geography work from any graaeu scnooi: Int. Kiirhfh fmirla XtaA r1MnJ Best display of Geography work from , any rural scnooi: 1st, District No..34 PABM pnnniTrc Best ten ears 'Yellow Corn: r, ist, t. w. White 2nd, C. B. Steward ' SrH Vnui PrloVif . White, Best 10 Ears: isi, uuy uay ' ' 2nd, H. W. Lambrecht oru, vrea urignt Red, Best 10 Ears:- 0. lnt Allfnief TtrlnVman Best 10 Ears of Sweet Corn: 1st, Will Haskins Best Broom Corn: 1st Jim Rflmiphomn Pop Corn, Best 10 Ears: ist buy Harwood 2nd, Paul White T. W. Whlf Best Single Ear, any color: T.W.White Best Wheat: 1st Ancil Crabill 2nd. C A. f!n Best Oats: ' i . .' 1st Cox Bros. -' '--; OmJ V CI B1L. . ' v 1 . . Best Rye: ' : 1st Gus Pundt ' " ' ; '; O-J T- -l t .''..i.-.S. nu, io vjtow - :. ' i Best Kaffir Corn: lit. Cox Bros. Beet Cane Seed: 1 i -;"'. " ' ' .'IT-' .tN .'. ", : 2nd. Best Millet Seed: 1st. Gus Pundt 2nd, W. J. Haskins Best Sweet Potatoes: "' ,v 1st, W. J. Haskins Best Potatoes: ' ' 1st Luther Crabill ( 2nd. J. L. Fin1iv -" Best Onlonst" " "", 1st Joe Topham, Sr. 4.MU, vjua urus. Best Turnips: 1st, C. H. Smith - oJ r nr iint Best Mangle Beets: 1st, J. O. Butler 2nd, Ed McCann Best Table Beets: 1st, Mrs. Geo. Coon 2nd, R. W. Wilson Best Cnrrots: 1st. John Harris 2nd. J. B. Stinsor C Best Parsnips: 1st, S. A. Burwcll 2nd, Chas. Ludlow Best Peanuts: 1st, Wm. Rasscr 2nd. R. C. Shultz Best Peppers: 1st, Chas. Ludlow Best Pumpkins: 1st, J. M. Steward 2nd. Gus Pundt Best Snuash: 1st, Joo Carr ' 2nd. Gen. Witwer Bc3t Korsliaw: lot, Luther CrnbiU 2nd. Clnroneo Wllnnn Best Plato of Apples: 1st D. He tf el bower 2nd, Oliver McNutt 3rd.-D. Heffelbower Best Wild Hay, Baled: 1st C. J. Whlto 2nd, Joo Crow Best Balo of Alfalfa: 1st, A. B. Piorco Best Snmplcn of Alfalfa: ist J. m. u toward 2nd, E. M. Botartu BOYS SPKC1AI.. Yellow Coxn. lnt, Ilnrold Ludlow White Corn: lnt Paul Whi'-o Sti'l r,yeritt Coon Debt 10 cars, any color: u it nntTtiBV Barred Rocks i 1st Chas. Phares t 2nd. H. A. JohnRon Buff Rocks: 1st, II. Cochrane 2nd. C. .1. Plntfc White Rocks: 1st, W. F. Colo White Wyundottes: ist." layman issig 2nc . Miiv Alitor Buir Wyandottcs: 1st, George Trine Golden Lace Wyundottes: ist. .jonn u. otnnscr 9ii(i .Irtlm 11 Kfnnsnr White Oiphington: 1st, J. u. uutlcr 2nd, J. O. Butler Buir Oiphington: 1st, V. B. Fulton 2nd. C. MeCcml Rhode Island Reds: 1st. J. O. Butler 2nd, Joe Topham Bluck Laligshung: 1st. G. L. Canheld 2nd, O. D. Hedge White Brnhmas: 1st, Chas. Robbins Rose Comb Brown Leghorn: 1st, T. E. Topham Blue Andulasians; 1st, E. N. Tompkins Anconas: 1st, W. C. Crcidcr 2nd. W. fi. f!rolilii Cornish Indian Games: 1st, Fred Slaby BufT Cochin Bantams: 1st, Veina Trine 2nd, Marian Bloom . Ducks: 1st, II. Gilhnm Bronze Turkeys: 1st, C. B. Steward 2nd, C. B. Steward . White Turkeys: 1st Lyman Essig 2nd. Win. Linnincott Colored Geese: 1st, C. B. Steward 2nd, Geo. Engclhart Sweepstakes on Trio: Lyman Essig. Sweepstakes on best Scoring Male: J. O. Butler Sweepstakes' on Best Scoring Female: Ira Wolfe HORSES Belgian. Stallions: 1st, Henry Johnson 2nd, Lyman Essig 3rd, Henry Johnson , Standard Bred: 1st E. II. Gilbert 2nd, John Barclay 3rd, J. M Burgess Best Colt under Four Years: 1st, Max Mizer 2nd, Arthur Bradshaw 3rd, C. B. Steward t v Best Colt under Three Years Belgian 1st, Tracey Sherer Best Colt Uunder Three Years Per- Cheron: Best Colt under Three Years Shire: 1st, Tracey Sherer 2nd, C, B. Steward Best Colt under Two Years Old Per- cheron: ' Best Colt under Two Years old Sta- dart Bred: ' . 1st! John Ratchien 2nd. C. J.'McCallum :, i Best Colt under Two Years Coach. 1st John Ratchjen OnJ .Tnttn rnna Sucking Colts Belgian: 1st Lyman ussig Ond Honrv Hnlnehusch Sucking Colt Norman: lot n. F! Rnmev Best Team -Farm Mares: 1st Joe Crow 2nd, Tom Krallick ! Best Team Geldings: 1st, E. R. Slawsen Best Brood Mare: 1st, Joe Crow. i 1 !' Best Team Mules: 1st, Joe Crow 2nd, Will Robertson 8nL J. V. Nejrley N Best Jack: 1st Amboy Milling vo. Best Collection of Shetland Ponies: 1st, Chas. Miner 2nd. James Miner Carriage Team: 1st, layman bssik 2nd, J' Negley .t ' V 3rd, Cooper ft Son . ' :" fli1 1bIa i! 1st Lyman Essig 2nd, Ed Garber 3rd, Joe Topham, Jr Hot nf Rtjjllinn: : i 1st Lyman Kssig 2nd, j!v. -Negley . Srd. C. J. Cooner & Son y Mules under Four: 1st Tom Swortz 2nd, Pete Mcintosh Srd. Pete Mcintosh Mules under Two: 1st Jake Ellinger 2nd. Abo Del nh Sucking Mules: 1st Jnko Klltngcr 2nd, Abo Dclph Srd, Guy Day CATTLE. Shorthorns, 3 yr. Bull: 1st, Dumerell & Steward 2nd. Henry Johnson Shorthorns, 1 yr. old Bull: 1st Wm. weesner Bull Calf: 1st, Tracey snover n.i nr.i.atn. f'n Pnor Tnrm Shorthorn Cov, 'l yr. old: 1st. Henry Johnson -o...i nomnrnll & Steward Heifer, Shorthom, 2 yr. old: 1st & 2nd, Lymnn Essig Shorthorn Yearling Calf: 1st & 2nd, Damcrell & Steward Heifor Calf: , B1 . 1.4 x. 9nd. nnmereU & Steward Jersoy Bull, 3 yr. old: 1st, JB. M. UODIO Holstoin Bull. 1 yr. old: 1st, C. J. Plntto Holstoin Cow. 3 yr. old: lBt C. J. nauo Sweep Stakes Beef Breeds. Bull: 1st, Damcrell & Steward Sweep Stakes on Cows: '1st Jjvman juom . , ve ntiikos on Dairy Breeds: r 1st, C J. Plntto Open YTool Sheep. Buck: , lBt. Omnr Crowoll on.l Will Knnhn Opon'Wool Rheop, Evo: lBt, Will IVUimu 2nd, Omar Crowoll . f. , i Feed Hay, Grain, Flour, Alfalfa Meal Delivered SIHIPSON & REHltQRTHY : : Opposite Post Office : : Thone Us Your Orders, Bell, Red 57 Th Horn P. A. Wullbrandt, Prop. A Gamploto Lino of Staple and Fancy Groceries, also tho Latest Patterns In Gueensware 'S' ' if . ' V " ' VJUjW22I3flSS: t . We are also making a Mpoclalty of the Celebrated P (j-;v.!,'V 6i Jk k9 wm mmmm sr CANNED tell Phone 102. 1 j i 'VNVvkvyX'A VnA Pen of Sheep: 1st umar croweu wmg Billie:!. ..,..,. 1st, Lloyd'Perry ''", 1st Chas. -Miner 2nd, Lloyd Perry Rnna Aged Boar, Poland China: 1st, Will Kuehjv Aged Sow. Poland China: ' 1st, Will Kuebn 4 , .. Poland China Sow", under 1 yr.: J. B. Stanser ' ,, Duroc Aged Sow: 1st, Will Koats Duroc under 1 yc: 1st, E. N. Roberts 9t Will Pnafn Poland China Boar under 1 yr.: ist u. it. ADoey 9nd. E. W. Anderson Sweep Stakes Sow: Will Kuehn Sweep Stakes Best Pair: Will Kuenn w , Sweep Stakes Best Male Hog: C 6. Roberta PsMlutkatT ItotlwtttaDitftMlttoM. TheAalraaeats, Aeguit later, If win Inter, lUrrYaUr, KaUle Wlttkau Henry WM haus,anAriaar Trser, aon-rMldants, will take aoMee that o KoTember Stb, 1M1, Joieph laur, Ftorenee Inur, Kmma Alte meyer, Henry Altemeyer and Amanda Traoy.M Plalnttflk, filed their petlUon and oommeneed an action agalni eald non-retf-denU M defendant In the DUUIot Court of nr.v.... on..nv. Mahrulll. th OhlCCt and prayer o which are to obtain the Judgment ot Mid court connrraing ne uru u. . parties aa lnald petlUon let forth, and their respective rlghU and Interest, as owners or n..nriuininiiintho toliawlng described real estate In said Webster county, to-wlt: Tho east half of the south-west quanur .u tho west half of the south-oast quwtor of Hcction 1, In township 4, north, range 11, west of the 8th, P.M., and for a partition of said real-estate, or, If tho samo can not equitably bo divided, that said premises bo Bold and tho proceeds divided botwocn tho parties accord. Ing to their respective rights; also that an account bo taken aud Btatcd of tho rents and prollts received by defendant Kinlllo Witt linus, that the dowor Interest of wild Kmlllo WlttliaitR bo ascertained, commuted, and a Hum In gross awarded her on account there of, after deducting therefrom tlio amount duo tho co-owners on account oi sam rum ami prollts. Plalntlllsnlhopray tor general ciiultiiblcrolluf Maid dofoiidants aro required to answer bald petition, on lllo In tho oillco ot tho Clerk of said court ut Hod Cloud, Nebraska on or beforu Monday. January 13th. lam.. u..i,i ,i,i..i,,inniK win ulso tako uollco that on Tuesday, January 10. 1912, bald plalnllll will tako the uopoaitioiioi.iogopn mwr wu. licsH, to bo uai'd aV tho trial ot wild causo, at tbolawolllecof Jessoll. bchapor, In Wash ington, Franklin county, Missouri, between the liourH of S o'clock A. M., aud & o'cloik P. M., off. lid ilny. Dated November 2J, 1911. Jo El' n I.srmt, ot. al., PlatntltP), by I.. II. lllacklodgo, their Attorney. Thu finest lino ntid best assortment of Ilarness ever carried before, Cull and look It over. Mommiit Bno. Wolfe & Whitaker, geuoral black- smiths, now carry a full line of furm implements, hturcys, buBgleB.wngoiis, KtititJ phiwc, RiiseiiBliioH.Htacltor ropos, ull k)itli ot luuuliiuery nnd buuvy hanlwayo, and ill hupplles for samo. Alao all kinds of oil. Licensed Plumb ers. Calls promptly unwored. iVfljaW St ore. Oils, Garden Seeds and to Your Door. I Grocery I s aSS2a32ffifinH35S5fC5BSI5KS5aS 99 GOODS Independent Phone 44 SwffiS Pr For Sale -BY- John Yost "Datcfc Bitcker" DR. CHAS. L CROSS DKNTIBT tVR STA1E AUK Red Gloid "" Nebraska FOR BALE R. C. Rhode Island Reds Both sexes at 50c and 75c each MRS. T. W. WHITE Ruiial Phone 2-10 Kkd Cloud REWARD $50 - Fifty Dollars Reward - $50 Tho undci-sltmed nereis tn nnv tn any ono for thenrrefit and conviction' of tiny porfon or persons violating the liquor or Kiimblinir laws ot tho state of NitbiM,u, in tho olty of lieil Cloud, the Hum of fifty riollttis. Ri: Cloud Civic Association t ' ' , . lZP3awmw W enMum2. THE ' mSi 9fnlamW NEW BAKERY I bare opened a babery tnRcd Cloud aud solicit u share of your patronuge. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes always in stock. Phone mo f. your wants (Ind. phone 188.) Rotiill store opposljto.'Vptpf lice, in DUcJcrlcli buildlug. CURT HATFIELD, Prop. ?! i v ft ' T (H i A Vj V M" ilM .