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VOLUME XXXX.
Y'HE New Banking Law is now in force and
the payment of every dollar of deposits in this
institution is guaranteed by the Bank Guaranty
Fund of the State of Nebraska.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD, NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
COVLlS
We hud some snow M-m lay night.
Mrs. M. II. D.tvii spout Wednesday
111 Hastings.
C. V. Fuller of the iinn of l'tilier .v
Johnson is in llcth.tny, Nebraska this
wjek.
Mr. ami Mis. Clms. Ueiinett mid
daughter visited Mr an 1 Mis. Adolph
Goth Sun lay.
Mr. and Mr. Jnd White autoed up
to liis farm Smutty northwest of town.
He reports some mud.
Mis Vorn ISrubakerhas thepleasuio
of n new piano at her house now. It
arrived Monday from Red Cloud.
The wolf hunt Friday was well at
tended and was a success in every
way. They disposed of live of thu
pests.
Henry Amlei son and Chas. Ilenitett
went to Kausis City Wedmsduy with
stock. Fuller A: Iteuiiutt shlppe I one
car of their sheep
M. 11. Adamson has a ciew of men
working on hi comvut automobile
building The dimensions are seventy
feet by twentyllvo. Mr. Adamson has
the agency for the Chaltneis c irs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hanllleld had a
d.iughter who was called to thn world
beyonl Motility evening. She had
been ailing for some time and medical
skill did nut seem to cheek the disease.
The funeral was held Wednesday.
Their many friends mourn with them
in their sad bereavement.
The cltieiis of divvies met in the
A.O. U. V. hall Friday afternoon and
took under advisement whether it
would be worth while to try and in
corporate this Village. A majority of
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them thought it udvistble m to do if
they could I like lit the ptoper amount
Of teiritory. A pe it'u n was circulated
S.ttutday and a gooldy number over
the majority Mi: uud it.
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(Jrant Shidlcr hauled hogs to lied
Cloud Saturday.
Will Fisher helped .Smith Bun.
butcher on Satin day.
Uoy Kent lost a horse last week. It
1 died from eating c . n stalks.
I4 Clay Weaver she led corn on wind
mill row Monday for Smith ltios.
(jultu u heavy sitow stoim on Mon
day and some sleet dining the night.
John Jackson made u business trip
to Coloi ado last week mid staid over
Sunday.
A good many horses went in to the
horse buyer in lied Cloud Monday but
some came back not so'd.
(Jeorge A mad; made a business trip
to Guide Rock last Thursday and he
came homo on a pile driver.
Wo understand that Omer Wolf has
bought a farm over the river and ex
pects to move on it in the near future.
The saw mill pulled out from Mr.
Drakes last week and went over the
liver to lieu Heed's to saw some lum
ber for his now house.
Mis. Frank Smith and sister Mrs
Woods, from Dakota called on Mrs.
Clnls Hansen Sunday. Mrs. Woods
was formeily Lulu Houchiu.
Joe Taylor, an old resident of (!ar
Held, but now of Uostwick, has been
visiting with his daughter and sou-iu
law liny Uarnes for a few days.
The Campbell, Amack, Coon and
ShulU I'ilu Driving Co., has lluished
their job on the river. They aie try
ing to keep the liver in its chauuol
J and stop the over ilow.
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The Seed Corn
Special Train
The Train Will Arrive Here
Next Thursday.
The ced coin insliuelh It special
tiaiu by the l.tnlington railioad 111 co
opi'iatlon with the Unlveisi'y of No
l)iakti, will .'inivc in Red Uiotid on
Thui sday, February .!, lit :.) u. m.
and will U'liiain hi'ic u half hour bo
foic p'liceiMliiig mi its joiiinev east.
Univeisity instiuctois will deliver
shoi t It dun s at c nch stopping place
and no one should f.til to bo at thu
liuiliiigtoii depot when the tiain
pulls in.
Weouuicstlj urge all those Intel
cstcd in in giicult ute to meet the corn
special next Thuisday morning at
eight thiity. The Omaha Comiueicial
club has an extensive ced testing
labiatory piesided over by scientific
faruieis; thu liurllngton tail load
company has a stall" eniplojed t
g ither mid give out infni m.itioii bene
llcial, to a t.n miiig country, our state
agiiciiltur.il school is milking piactl
eil ti-Ms and cspeiiiueiits with thu
people's money and these thiee oigutii
'ttiotis have combined this venr to
piecnt agricultural liudliigs to the
fanners ot the state without any cost.
No fanner can alluid to miss this ojJ
noiluiiity to learn the latest most
i-ciciitific methods of farming known
to inodei it science. We ate puiely
an agricultural people and wo should
neglect no occasion to pcifect our--elves
in this ail
Farmors aio specially invited.
What Will Be Voted
For At Coming Primary.
Tlic state executive depaitment has
prepared a proclamation calling for a
primary election to be held in the state
April 10. The document will beoillei
ally signed and given out to day.
The proclamation calls for the selec
tion of candidates and the choosing ot
the following ollleets:
Piefcrontl.il vote for president and
vice president.
One United Stato senator.
Four Jelegates-at large to the na
tional cou.'eutlou and two district
delegates from each congressional dls
tiict together with alternates therefor.
One national committeeman.
One congressman fiom each of the
districts.
night presidential electors.
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secrctury of state.
Auditor of public uccouuts.
Stato treasurer.
Supciiiiteodcut of public instruction
Attorney getieial.
Laud commissioner.
One railway commissioner.
State senators uud state represent
atives. The live constitutional amendments
for adoption as paity measures will
also be submitted at the piimary elec
tion and will be placod upon the bal
lots of all parties,
Wolf Hunt Tuesday, Feb. 20
West line on the road ruuiiing north
out of Inuvalc; south line three miles
tioith of Inavalo and Jtcd Cloud; east
lino is tho east line of lied Cloud town
ship; north line ono tulle south of
north line of llatlu township.
Coiners of Lines btatt at 10 o'clock
and the Center at 10:30.
llound-Up in John Erlckson's pas
ture Lunch wagon at the Rouud-Up.
Seed Corn Problem Is Solved
V. ID. Springer will have his samples
of seed corn on display soon in the
building next to the Hat Held bakery.
Kin the mean time you will ilnd me at
the J. 11. Hlllngcr ranch cast of lied
Cloud.
Don't miss the baud concert to bo
givtii at the opera house Friday night.
. ' Jiff A$v!a
The Brother-
hood Meets
Boy Scout Movement Organ
ized. The meeting of I i.o Congregational
111 ot In i hood Tuesday night was one of
unusual inteiest. The social enter
tnluuii'iit coiuiulttee htul gcueial
ehun.0 uud ai iitiiged lor a simple ban
quet n the tVnu of coMVo, sandwiches
and c.ilte. The Im.v s of I he high school
weie invited to assemble and consider
the Mibjutof the "I'n.j s-cout" Move
ment. 1'iof. Moi it, gave a very lntcicsting
and instinctive de-ci iptiou of the
movi tueiil its oiigin, pinpoes and
mode of opeiation. Me-sis. Mauicr
audi. J. Oveiliig t tlked vmy enter
tainingly of their eNperieniL's as high
school pupils of an eai Her date. llev.
Ilayne also told of his oNpeiienees as a
college bnj as I'ouipi'titor for tiack
prics, as long distance i miner and
splinter. All the spe.ikeis had a good
wind to siy for the "Hoy Scout" move
ment. The under gi initiates who weie
prchciitto the iiumbei ol thiity showed
much inteiest in the subject uud un
animously dccluicd their deslio to be
come enlisted in the iiL'W'oigauialiou.
li J. Ovoiing, Ji , was chosen by
them to act as the ptesent leader, and
he Was Instructed to conespoud w'ith
the piopor olllclals to aiiango for the
speedy loim.it inn of a company in tho
city in uccoidaucu with the leipilie
incuts ot the national authorities.
The aiidiHiicti then adjoauied to the
lecture loom wheieu bouiitilul tepast
had been piovidod by the 1. idles Mis
sionary society.
In a future issue a mote extended
notice of the ''Hoy Scout" movement
will he given because it seems to the
Chief that it piomisus to bu one of the
important prugiessive features of the
ago.
Meeting of Nebraska
Progressive Republicans
National Coin in i tteo ma n K. 13.
Howell, Omaha.
Delegates at-largc J. .1. McCarthy,
l'ouca; I). L. King, Osceola; Nathan
Men lam, Omaha; D. L. Love, Lincoln,
Alternates at-large Don Van Dtf-eii,
Blair; J. A. Dtvis, lioyd county; L
Shtiman, Falrlniry; Dan Oaiber, lied
Cloud.
Presidential electors-at-latge I. A,
Hcueaii, Uioken How; W. J. Hioatch,
Omaha.
About u bundled pt ogress! vc re
publican"-, suppoiters of Senator La
Follotto or Colonel Roosevelt, met at
tho Llndell hotel last night in tho
ill st htate-vvlde session of that faction
of the republican party lu Nebraska.
Those delegates named the leiuaindcr
of a progressive ticket to be placod on
the primary ballot in opposition to
the Taft candidates, passed short reso
lutions outlining their attitude on
p.iblhs questions, gave thu same soit
of endorsement to Sen ilor La Folleite
as was given to Colonel Roosevelt,
listened to short but enthusiastic
speeches and adjourned. Tuesday')
Hastings Republican.
Have You Read It?
The Adler-i-ka book, telling how
you can DAS1LV guard against appen
dicitis and get INSTANT relief from
constipation or gus on the stomach, is
being read with much interest by Hed
Cloud people. It is given away free
by C. L. Cottlng.
How Cold affects the Kidneys
Avoid taking cold It your kidneys
are sensitive. Cold congests tho kid
neys, throws too much work upon
them, and weakens their action, Seri
ous kidney trouble and oven Drlght's
disease may result.' Strengthen your
kidneys, get rid of the pain and sore
uess, build them up by the timely uso
of Foley Kldnoy Pills. Tonic in act
ion, quick in results. Bold at Dr.
Cook's drug ttoro.
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Fine Job
Wedding Invitations
Announcements
Letter Heads
Note Heads
Bill Heads
Memos
Statements
Shipping Tags
Business Cards
Calling Cards
Envelopes
Circular Letters
Sale Bills, Etc.
The Chief Office
Attend the Musical to be given by
the Band Boys tomorrow night
Suppose You Should Burn Out To-Night!
Are You Insured Against Loss?
We represent four of the Largest American Insurance
Companies whose assets aggregate over $75,000,000.00.
N. W. CARTER & SON.
Office now in Opera House Block, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
D. D. Sanderson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Olllce ill Moon lllock.
Hell, Uldck I; Ind., 11) J
Residence, Hiyal Hotel.
Hell, 17; Intl., S7
Calls Answered Day or Night
UEI) CLOUD, NKII.
Foley Kidney Pills will cure any cifse
of kidney or bladder trouble not be
yond the reach of medicine. No medi
cine can do more. Sold at Dr. Cook's
drug btore.
Widow's Pension.
'I he recent act of April 10th, 11)03
gives to all soldiers' widows u pension
tl2 por month. Fred M.uner the
attorney, has all necessary bluukt,
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Printing
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J. C. SLOSS
Wall Paper, Paint and
Varnishes.
Room Mouldings, Pict
ure Framing, Pictures
and artist Material.
The Only Exclusive Store.
DR. CHAS. E. CRuaa
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OVER STATE BANK
Red Cloud ' ' ' Nebraska
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