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Ju. liV-l.ui'iiI I'iikm liner . U.Un. in
No. 171 Accommodation Norlh vx-
cejit Monday mill Wwl di'imrlo. 1:30 i. in.
No. 170-Accninniod.itUin Norlh
Motulny nnd Wodncsdny diinris Utti ji.iii.
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No. 13-TlirntiKh train, diimrts , ifeSin. m.
No. 15 I.orul pawn kit HMp. in.
LOGAIETTES
See Dr. Cross ovut Htuto limit.
Rob't. Hyde was in town tlii.s wek.
Let tho .lane wedillug belli tine: on.
W. A. Sherwood whs in Lincoln lust
week.
(ienc Towne of Ciimpbell .Stinduyed
in town
I. 15. Sinull of Crete whs in town
Monday.
Teddy MoArthttr was in 111 vet ton
Monday.
Wiide Knout was in (Iranil Island
this week.
Art Sheuley of Hastings spent Sun
day in town.
District court will convene- in till
city June lltli.
Ilrueo K'iriier of Ueiihletnau was in
town Tuesday.
Dr. Cross tho dentist is lo.'aled over
the State liaulc.
Tliu county couwuUsiouciA aro in
session this week.
(Jo to 1'. L. Hansen for your Harness
and MacliiueOils.
.Mr. and .Mrs Herb Ludlow were in
Superior Tuesday.
A K'oil sowing iniuiliino for sale. In
quire at this olllce.
Ceo. Iloit was down from Cow lis
Wednesday evening
W. H. Kellutn of Alma was in town
on business Tuesday.
K, W. and Clnis. StetVeu returned,
from ii-istiiiKS Tuesday.
ISei'iiiird MuXoiiy returned home
from HnsMtiKh Saturday.
Frank ICollcy of lilvertou was in
town on business Priilay.
Attorney A. M. Walters was down
front ltlue Hill Thursday.
Miss (Iraco Dedriek returned home
from Iiloomington .Sunilfiy.
Our public schools closed this week
for a three mouths vacation.
IScorgu (lion tho wrestler fiom
Aurora was in town Tuesday.
Dr. U. K.Mtuluu.s is home to sUy and
will attend calls day and night.
Meredith Butler of McCook spent
Sunday in town with his parents.
U U. Saunders of Itoloit, Kansas
trau'sactt'd business In town Saturday.
S K. Worden and family of Guide
Hock vUited relatives iu town Sunday.
Dr. I).' D Sanderson was transact
ing business in Hastings Wednesday.
Will Robertson and wife and I.ymaii
Essig and wife spent Sunday in Hast
ings. Have you noticed where Superior
stands in the league race? "O! You
cellar!"
Leopold llerburger and wife left
Tuesday morning for Holdrego to visit
friends. '
A. II. Wheeler was in towu Tuesday
on business and returned to Hastings
Wednesday.
Farm Loans ' t
There are several reasons for seeing
J. H. Hailey for a farm loan and here
they are.
He is sole Hgent for Trevett Mattis
& Itaker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan on anv farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four mouths for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
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IF YOU are going to buy
a Silo this year, let us
figure with you and tell you
what we have.
Our Silos come direct from
Washington, which means con
siderable saving to us in freight,
meaning cheaper Silos to you.
PLATT
Tin. local liiul, school base bull team
erossos bats with Culdo Itoek todav at
(tiiide Koch.
Wade Koont. commenced carrying
the mail from the post olllce to the
depot today.
The memorial services will bein at
II o'clock Sunday nmrnlng at the
opera house.
I Miss (Jiaco Kiiisell went to Hastliu'R
this morning to visit her ft intitl Mrs.
Warren Lougtiti.
, The Diamond Electric Vaeum clean
l i-r demonstrated In your home free.
ChII Phone Ked 'J7.
The Degree of Honor will meet Sat
urday afternoon at .'1 o'clock. Let all
be present that can.
Hev. E. N. Tompkins goes to Mc
Cook Sunday to preach tho memorial
sermon for the (5 A. K.
Foil Sail A leather baby cab.
Good as new.- Inquire of Mas. ANNA
McCoiil), 1!i:d Cl.ofi), Nkk
For Sam: -A new Uag Carpet about
twentytlvo yards. For further parti
culars inquire at this otllee.
Misses Mildred and tloldie Chancy
of superior, giinid children of .1 K.
Chancy, tue visiting in the city.
The llnest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. MniutAiir Huos.
Deputy Co. Treas Holdnsou turned
over I7."i.i to our city duds Tuesday
and SKMO t the boanl of education
Cull rural plump t-'OTi if you have
cream or puulliy to sell.
.I.o, Cvt.iwi:r.i.. .
I W. L Ison came down from Ked
Cloud litis morning and is calling on
friends Tuesday's Superior Express.
Special attention given to diseases
of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, lied Cloud, Nebr.
If you are oin.' to buy a Silo this
year, come and see us; we believe we
can save you money. I'l-.vrr & Fm:i:s.
Edwin Jurboe will preach at the
Ilicthren church in Garfield township
no.t Sunday both morning and even
ing. Guy Robertson and wife returned to
their home at Celurvillc, Kansas,
Wednesday af'er visiting with Al.
Decker.
Faith Rebokah Iodg N'o. l'.i. will
meet .June (!. All members are io
piesteil to be present as then is Im
portant business on baud.
The Columbus ball team spent Sun
day night in town They came up
from Superior and left .Monday morn
ing on the Hastings train
Don't forget we make farm loans,
mom y teady the day tho title is ap
proved. (AiuiKit, Hitch isi in fc S.u.ui:n.
.lolmuio Craiis, better known by the
old timers hcie us "Muddy"' Crans,
was tip from Red Cloud t ulay n busi
ness. Wednesday's Hastings Tribune.
Frank Henderson, who has been vis
Ling his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hornet
Morgan, returned to R-'d Cloud last
night Saturday's Superior Journal.
If you are going to buy a Silo this
year, come and see us; we believe we
can save you money. Pi.att ,fc Fm:t,s
Glen Walker in rived home Friday
morning from liirmiugham, Alabama
Re will take a much needed icst be
fore he again takes up his lyceum
woi k.
Win. Hohrer is laying a cement
crossing across the street in iront of
Kd Amack's furniture this week which
will save our citizens a great many
extra steps.
Fob Sai.i: at once a gentle driving
mare a horse for tue women orchlldreii.
Wiu". v C. Ciikiukii, The Tailor. Up
stairs over Burdou'a grocery store,
Moon block.
Dr Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, uose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted
at Dr. Daruerell's ofliee in Red Cloud
Tuesday, June 1.
T. J. Diamond received u telegram
from Hutler, ,Mo,, Tuesday morning
stating that he was the proud papa of
an 8 poiiud baby girl. Mother and
daughter doing well.
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receives the same con
sideration no matter
how we receive it, whether the
children bring it, or it is taken by
our delivery boy, or you order it
personally, the same care and con
sideration is given as if you were
at our elbows.
B. E. McFarland
All tho Phonos
Mis. Paul l'ope who lias been spend
lug the week with her parents, Mr
mi I Mrs. C. K. (Sittings returned to
her home at Red Cloud last, night.
Saturday's Superior Express.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Still' and family
o Rock Spiinu's, Wyo., in rived in town
Tuesday to visit with their nolec Mrs.
W. C. Ci cider, and Mr. Still's sister
Mrs. Shute of Esbon, Kansas.
Drs. Rlddilo ,t Foote. of Hastings
Xehr , will meet eye, ear, nose and
throat patients, and those needing
glasses titled, at Red Cloud, Nebr.,
Thursday, June ith., at, Dr. Cross'
olliee.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 1. Frisbie, accom
panied bv her mother, Mrs Hested,
left last evening for Red Cloud to
spend a couple of days wilh Mr. Frls
nle's parents.- Saturday's Superior
Journal.
IM Amuck was culled to Iowa Hun
day afternoon by the serious illness of
his daughter. He drove his auto to
Hastings and took the train from there,
Frank Klliugcr accompanied him and
hove the auto back from llnstiim's.
1j A N it --We have for s ile farms on
easy payments and ' special terms,
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. The hngest list of local
farms from w'lich to select.
Wan (lAiiumt ,t Comciny. Cmi:r oille.
You will find our line of material
sulliciently large enough to meet all
the demands of turning out a neat,
'usty job no mutter whether large or
small and our prices are as low as any
quality, quantity and woikmauslijp
considered.
Application to tho county superin
tendent for transfer for school put
poses must bo made ut or before Tin.
ANXtni. MEKiiNii (June 'Jl). Applica
tion blanks may be secured from the
olllce of the county superintendent.
Oi:iiTiiri)i: L. Coos, Co Srer.
The following attended a Masonic
meeting at Franklin Tuesday evening:
Fruuk Cowden, Flave "(irlce, Hert
Kuley, Ed Garber, Hoou Saunders,
Harry 'Letson, 'Albert Turner, Don
Saunders, Geo. Hollistcr, T. .1. Dia
mond, Jiminle SUvoy, S W. Foe,
Wilbur Hamilton and Roy Hutchison.
The funeral of Miss Bertha Scott
who passed away at her home at Grand
Island on last Saturday morning was
conducted from the M E. church nu
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev.
13. N Tompkins oHluiutlng
Miss Scott formerly lived with her
parents at Red Cloud and lias many
friends and relatives still living here
who mourn her decease, at the un
timely age of 20 years, 1 month and 8
days.
Miss Marie Ross went to Hastings
Tuesday morning to take part in a
musical entertainment given in that
city. What the nature of the enter
taiument was, or what Miss Marie
was called to render, the Chief is not
advised, But the musical talent of
Miss Ross is known and appreciated
iu a large portion of the state, and
the Chief is always glad to learn of a
Red Cloud child acquiring a desirable
celebrity.
J.O. Lambrecht of Inavale, Neb, a
young farmer who marketed u ship
ment of hogs here yesterday, reported
that the hog disease is still lurking
around that commiuity. Mr. Lam
brecht lost a few recently, which
prompted him to ship out all his hogs
ready to go to market. There seems
to bo a pretty fair supply of shoati in
his neighborhood, according to Mr.
Lambrecht, but the presence of the
epidemic that took so many off last
fall about that country, keeps the
farmers anxious, Kansas Oily Drovers
Telegram, May Ktb.
E, T. Foe was down from Cowles to
day.
Will Anlil was in Hastings Wednes
day attending the II inker's meeting.
Walter Warren has changed his
location. He has moved into the Mc
Gulre brick building south of the Chief
olllce where ho will conduct a llrst
class restaurant and lunch room. Mr.
Warren has had tho experience necess
ary to a successful conduct of this
business. Ile has established n good
Hue of custom and he now has a choice
location. The people whom the new
and handsome store rooms just opened
will attract to this portion of tho
struct will be glad to avail themselves
of the refreshments which will be
served them from an up-to-date res.
taiiiant. All wish success for Mr.
Warren.
Some of the Masons of this city vis
ited the Franklin lodge Tuesday night.
Councilman Cowden has been some
time preparing his stomach for a feast,
and wn trust that ho found himself
blessed iu being satisfactorily tilled
Don Saunders equipped himself with
a new suit to deck his manly form for
the occasion: but, when he was resdv
to start, the suit could not be found.
His wile hud hid it. She thought the
suit should be Hi. si wot ii ill her com
pany, and objected to lis being made
fragrant with lolmcco smoke and per
blips othei'tvisi soiled before site ap
peiuvd in its company. Don was coin
P' led to weir his old clotlus, not,
however, the clot lies in which bo con
duets his cement operai ions.
Decoration Day
On Sunday, M.i 'M it, all Holdl Mund
HHilor.s of the Civil and Spanish Ameri
can ware, and memlicrwof the W Ii. C,
arc n q-iented to itn et at. the (3. A. It.
hall at 10 o'clock, a. in. From tliii
plans they will inarch to the oper.i house
win re union services will lie held.
Sermon Rev. C. E. R sc
Music -Christian church choir.
On Thurtuhiy, May !'.()' h, all comr-uks
of the G. Aril, and W. R. C, with all
uldii rs of the Spatdsh-Aineric in w ir,
Ai;i meet at the G. A. R. h.il , .i 1
o'clock, p. in , where line of m.i ch,
CdiiimaiidLit ly J. W. MCracken, will
form on Weks r street mid march
ion! h und west to the cemetery, he.ided
by 'he R. d Cloud Concert R.ind.
Details will l)c unsigned by tin; pt
commander and president of the W. R.
C, t decorate gruv-s of contrail and
m mheiH of IhuW. R. C.
A. ter decorating 4ln; grave., tb thi
ol' march will form a hollow in nu n
die monument of the U.ilmown D ad,
vherofttherc will be exercises bj th-
W. It. C and comrades ot the G. A. It.
ISetiedictiun.
After which the column will march
to the opera hou.se, wiiciu the follow
ing program will be given:
Music by the Hind.
Invocation Rlv. .1. .1 it ay lie.
Music.
Running- -L'nr-olu'riAddrc-isat Gettys
burg, Chaplain ItiJW,
Dialogue lly G and duughteis of
Veterans.
Music Choir.
Flag Drill-Children
Reading LiBt of Dead Comrades S.
It. Kiztr.
Recitation- Florance Johnston.
Address-Rev W. F. Colo.
Song Ametica.
Benediction.
Uenftrcftatlonal Church Notices.
Sunday school meets at 10. Great
Interest is being taken iu this branch
of the churches work. There are class
es for all, young and old. If you do
not go elsewhere: 'Come with us and
we will do thee good'.
Themwill be no morning preaching
service nu aecounL'of the union Memor
ial service at. the Opera House.
Evening service ut 8. The pastor
will give the last of the scries on the
life, teaching and mission of the
Apostle Paul. The questions which
have been handed iu ou the life of
Paul will be answered.
Mid-week meeting for prayer and
praise on Wednesday evening at H.
Jons J. Rayne, Pastor.
Program for the Last
Week of School
Thorsday, My S3, Class Night at
Opera House.
Exercises and Programs in thegrades
Lincoln building, 2 p. m.
Friday, Hay 24, Commencement
Opera House 8 p. m.
Grade Picnics.
Class night, May 23, the class of 1012
will present a four act Drama entitled
Six Sharps, One Flat.
Music furnished by the Band.
COMMKNCKMK.NT PltOORAH, 6 l. M.,
Ol'EIU IIOUHK
Processional Marie Ross
Musiu Orchestra
Invocation Rev. J.J. liayne
Music, Orchestra
Address Bishop O. A.Beecher
Kearney, Nebr
Music Orchestra
Presentation of Diplomas
Henry Gllham, Pres. It'd Education
Presentation of Scholarship
Music ..... ..Orchestra
Benediction Rev, W. F. Cole
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effect. Wherever men are known for taste in dress
- wherever they put a premium on quality
The House of Kuppenheim
is the guide to "what's what"--the passport to dress
distinction. Remember we put our money in them
before we ask you to. We take no chances, nor can you.
Kuppcnhcimcr Suits . $18.00 to $30.00
Cloth Craft " . 10.00 to 22.50
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Marginsetts, Voiles, Adora, Silk, Silk
and Cotton Mixed Goods, Tissues
Flaxens, Batistes, Lawns, Tissue
Ginghams, Etc
Ladies9 and Misses' Skirts
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$9 Skirts now 97.20 98.50 Skirts 96.80
97.80 Skirts 6.00 6.50 Skirte 5.20
95.00 Skirts now 94.00
Ladies9 Tailored Dresses
So Chesp you will want to Buy them
Ladies9 Tailored Suits
One Half Price. Ladies Cloaks at Great Reduc
tion. Misses' Cloaks at Great Reduction!
Special Reduced Prices on Wool Goods, Ginf
hams and many other items in our general line
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