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C.ARMIiLI)
Smith Bros, stacked iilfitlfiinn Moll
ly. tleorgc Smith is on the sick list this
week.
Clyde llnwcii bus move I in his new
house.
iiowuwt Alles was on wind mill row
Sunday.
Will FMier finished drilling hi
millet mi .Monday.
George Coon and fumlly wore In
(Sitrtleid on Si. ii iay.
.Slacking alfalfa and replanting corn
is the- onlfi of the ilny.
Another uctitlc mill mi Kililuy llk
the essence of d w drops
Paul White was u pleasant caller on
whul mill row on Sunday.
Ethel Fisher lias quite a sore foot
caused from stepping on a null.
Carl Simpson and wlfo and l.eo
Caldwell Sutidaycd nt Clyde llowen.
Mrs. Loulscy Ailes is visiting with
licr gland, children at Will Fisher's
the Juro part of the wueh.
Uuy Davis was in Garfield on Satur
day night. He Is working north of
the river but lit' tays that his Hope is
tlll in (inrlleld.
Ilttriy Vondy nnd Warren Sutton
weie lu this neck of the woods setting
up iiiuehinery for Wolfe and Whltuker
one day last week.
George Hauls, Flunk King, Koy
Kent, Will Fisher, Binltli Urns , Chas.
Sliultz and Fred Uairls bought eaeli
one u new mix foot MoCormlck mower
hold by Wolf u and Whitakor.
COWLES
13. T. Vance of Ilttst liifTH was lu
Cowles Monday.
We heard home one .say its getting
tlry. It may bo ho.
11. T. Foe and K. II. Foe went to Blue
Hill Wednesday on business.
B. T. Foo, .las. Moliride, and Geo.
Holt weie callers In Red Cloud .Mon
day. F, A. tSood and Chas. Bennett were
lu (Juldu Rook for a short timu Tuns
day afternoon.
Prof. Urcgtiiy hasuoeepteil a position
us clerk in Saunders Itios store in thu
abenee of Morgan Davis.
Thomas Penman of Denver, Colo ,
formerly of Ked Cloud, was on our
. streets for a day or so last week.
Curt Morgan traded his property In
the southeast part of town for a tract
of land on the west side of the Blnlno
place.
'' r. and Mrs. Mnrj(it!i Davis left. Sun
day In their Brush auto for Beatrice,
Nebr., and Balleyville, Kas. Tliey ex
pect to be gone two or three weeks.
City Council
The city council net lust evening in
regular mpion, Mnvnr Tnrnitre, and
('null' Hun u Son- , Sjierviiod and
Cowdi ii, prc'f.fiii.
MiuutvH of previous iint-ttfK' ivi ch
and npprovtd
IUquenls of Mi. 44 .Jc--i- k I! vis' mid
M. A. Albright to tnovv buildings from
present sites to street during construe
of new building'. Granted.
Henry Dl'-derirh, secretary of the
fire department ticked council to con
struct ordinaure for fire prevention.
The mayor appointed Aid. Cowden and
city attorney to a. t with the depart
ment. MrA-thur, Ross and Wullhrsndt ap
peared and iirked council to fill up the
"Panama canal" along the north aide
of 8th avenue. No action taken.
Moved and curled tint the rlty
treasurer he instruct-d to transfer $700
from occupation fur.d to electric light
fund.
Estimate of expenses and income
for the year wus considered
The following claims were allowed:
S. It. Florance, expense $ 483 70
0. C. Teel 51 68
Mark II a, salary 1)181
Fred Youugieii, salary 75 00
W. A. Patten, salary 44 00
Charley Fox, salary 50 00
Joe Jackson 17 00
Carrie Fry, dray age 3'J 40
G. H. HollUter, labor
W. T. Buhrur, lahor
K. William?, labor
Saunders JJros
Westinghouse
Kommeyur Co., supplies.
A. C. Slahy, salary
Dave Clark etal labor....
10 01)
4 00
io no
149 15
56 00
3 33
GO 00
50 05
Adjourned to meet June 7, at 8 pm.
Kent Estate transfers.
Ileal Bstate Transfers for week end
ing I'liesilay, June 1th, RUa.
Compiled by SI. W. Carter Son
lliiuded Abstractors.
Mary S. Creighton and hush, to
Cecil .t Malvern M. MeCall.wd.
sof, s'$ no'4 sec l'.i-1-ll 001)0
Corn M. France to Stephen II.
Denton, wd, lots 8, 0, 1 1 lie. .'),
Sptniee's 1st add to Klndeii ... till)
.lulia M. Miner to Mary S. Creigh
ton, wd. pt lots ID to 'J I, Itlk.
SI, Red Cloud '.'00
Ida Ii. (iilnini'e and hu.sb. to John
I. .Christian, wd, n sj 'ill-1-10
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l.enora H. Warren mid hush to
Nellie II. CJi lines, wd, pt 1i5
sc'j Bile. I, Be. Due's Addition
to Ked Cloud I
William Junius Vance and wlfo ""
to William F. Uenkol, wd, lot
7, Itlk. l'J, lnavale !J0l
John F. Peterson to Clara C.
Chairee, vd, s.'i swjj, west 11)
acres so '.f sec 7-1 1 1 ftOOO
John F. Peter-on to Faankie Val
entine, wd, lots '2, !J, sJ(J neU
1-1-11 or.oo
John F. 1'etersoii to M.try Alidcr-
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GUIDE ROCK.
Miss tirace Batch spent Sunday with
friends in I'M mi r.
Miss Bloise Kgee is visiting at the C.
13 Vaughaii home
Mrs. Johnston, mother of Mrs. U.
Htlokley. Is ou the sick list.
Mrs Hannah (iarber, mother of Mis.
Ma Hayes, is reported very ill.
Mrs. Abe Schoboiirg of Holdregu Is
here visiting this week with friends
and relatives. ,
Chester Cooper eamu up from For-
imisii, Kansas, s.itunluy evening to
spend .Sunday with Ills family.
Misses Inn Crow and Winifred Cooper
bpent lrtst week lu the country with
their cousin, Mrs. (Jeo. Parker who as
sisted them in oil painting.
Mr. add Mis. K. .1 Moore started
Thursday for Trenton, New Jersey, In
their auto, where they expect to spend
the summer with their sons Frank
and, Charles.
Misses Deulali DoiuIiih, Ueill.a tiny
nud Maoet Simpson departed Satur
day morning by way of Lester for
Kearney where they will attend Sum
mer Norui'tl.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughaii went
to Lincoln Sunday to visit this week
with relatives. Mrs. Vanghan's sister,
Mrs. Irvln Bly, of Rej Holds, is here
caring for their childi en and visiting
relatives,
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Watt entertained
u number of their immediate relatives
and tiicnds Sunday. Those who weio
there are: John Oglevle, (leo. Hunt,
Klmor Watt, W S. I.unbeit and fami
lies, Peter (irawburg, nud tirnndina
" Hunt.
At the homo of Mr. nud Mrs. Andy
tiny on Wednesday evening, .1 mm 5,
occui red the wedding of their daugh
ter Mabel to Bdmiind Fairlleld. Abuut
nixtv guests woro present MlssCuneo
Uureh played Ili7 wedding march and
Miss lioue Crow sim, "ltuoaiise I hve
i'ou, Dear."
son, wd, east l'Jo acres, se"-l-11
Charles Kraiisu and wile toUn
jainin Aluhloison. wd, nej, set
Jt-4-M
DiuiGiuber to HuKh W Colli
ford, wd, lots ;i:) to II. Itlk :i,
tiarber's 2nd add to Ued Cloud
I). 10. Suunders, et nl to Frank
.-000
1000
'21, Ulk. 'J, Kndcllir's Add to
Ked Cloud , 1
W. H. Saunders and wifoto Frank
White, wd, lots Klto'.'t, lllk.;i,
Umber's Add tj Red Cloud.... 1
John II. Blaine, et nl to BIwinT.
Foe, wd, pt nw'j see, 1-1 10 and
lot 10, Ulk. 21, Cowles 10.7.M)
Blinbeth Uesse and hush, to
Miller A. Albright, wd, cast. O'J
feet lot 'J, Ulk. '20, Ued Cloud..
B.lwln T. Foe to Jessie M.
Ilrooks, wd, Ulk. '2. Foe & Mo-
Uride's aihl to Cowles
Mortgages tiled, SI 1,000.00.
Mortgages released, SlO.OSO.nft.
MCE
RuddG
arage
Exclusive Agent for the South
Half of Webster County for the
BUICK, R-C-H
OAKLAND
Touring
Cars.
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AUTOS
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These cars range in price from $700 up
to $3,000.00 and are fully guaranteed.
You are requested to call and investigate
Ve Carry a Full Lir.u oJ
misiiiM
Repairs, Oils and Automobile Accessories
We carry the very Best grade of Filtered
Gasoline. . . . Ring us up on either line
t C H. Rudd Garage
1800
500
Uses of the Monocle.
"Why do you wenr a monocle In
parliament?" "Well, you Bee," replied
the candid tourist, "some of those
speakers arc deucedly dull, but you
can't well go to sloop, you know, with
one oyo propped open with a bit of
glass."
Cannot Endure Human Gaze.
Wild animals nvo Irritated by tho
gnzo of man. If you uro without
nrms, It has neon I mind a good plan
to protend not to see tho liensl nt all.
Ho takes' thu gnzo as a chnllengu.
Curious English Custom. I
Every Easter a curious custom la"
observed In rurul England, the auc
tioneer putting up n Hold and accept
ing bids only bo long as a nuhibcr of
boys aro running n race over a Hxed
course. Tho moment tho hlndeniost
boy reaches tho goal tho hammer falls
and tho meadow is knocked down to
him who has made tho last bid. This '
having been satisfactorily Bottled, '
thoso present sit down to a meal or
bread, cheese and spring onions. Lon
don Tlt-Ults. i
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Seems Immune to Earthquakes.
Earthnuakeii oeeur with eowldfr
able freijiiniey In Now Xenlnnd. but
no damage hns so far boon nolle ,' In
the eafo of ro-lnforu'd concrete.
Tho CO.
i, Feed SJcrc
of Feud,
Uuy.
Wo carry a fell lien
Flour, Oils nun i!:i .
Try our Machine OU uii j'oiu numvr
At present wu havo some tdiolcu
Cauu and Mlllutu'd, eoum In anil con
tract what you need beforo Its gone.
F. K. HiNURltSON.
Makes Foracry Impossible.
The forgery yf all Hank of Eng
land notes Is qulcPy detected be
caiiKu of secret murks which are eon
stantly being cluuiKod They' 1110
vlslblo onlv under the micro.coiio.
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Dolly 7! v. '.'t.
"All mou choiilij ceitlvtte a H."o.l
nnd firm dcteni.lnntlcm, mid vow tl'a'.
what they onco uiulettako they v 111
novor elvo up,"
Turnovers.
A boy remembers his mother's turn
overs wlthmoro joy than his father's.
Omaha Nows.
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Mistakes Must tie Expected.
Most people go over the same rou
tine every day. They rlso at the same
hour and He down at the same hour.
In all that space of time between
their rising up and their lying down
they are doing familiar things. Every
movement they may make is one that
they made- yesterday, and the day be
fore that. There Is no excuse, ap
parently, for errors. Dut every man
wlio Is familiar with olllco work, shop
work or any other form of human en
deavor knows that thcro la always a
certain perccntago of mistakes to bo
expected.
Grcnt Expectations.
Now and then a man does some
thing really worthy of praise; but tho
trouble with tho critter Is that hu
gets Inter ii blue funk If ho Isn't per
potunlly reaping verbal boitnucta for
the thousand nnd one unimportant nnd
very ordinary samples of his handiwork.
Wanted 'Em Back.
"Our engagement is at an end.
Leave my presence at once, sir, and
forever!" said the angry maiden,
fitnmplng her foot. "Oh, very well,"
answered the young man, calmly, "I'll
gladly leave,, your presence, but I
skull take mv presents with me."
Bee's Eye for Landmarks.
Thoro can bo little doubt that so in.
tclllgent an Insect as a bee has a long
memory nnd a keen eyo for land
marks, This 1b testified by the fact
thut almost all bees lly by day, wherch
as such creatures bb moths or no
fixed home or occupation fly In the
darkness. A bee would be lost at
midnight becnuse It could not recog
nize Its surroundings.
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Not a Happy Thought.
"Yes," snld the preacher, "money
Is tho root of nil evil. It is dross.
When money was invented a curso
was laid upon mankind. It lu u stench
in the nostrils. Tho lord snlth: 'Yo
havo sold yourselves for naimht, nnd
yo rdiall bo icduemcd without money.'
Tho collection will nuw be taken."
Hxtrcmcc.
Dugald (In rcsponso to friendly In
vitation) "Wool, man, I never touch
whusky noo, unless I'm nt the Iiclcht
o hllailty or tho depth o' deprcEslon;
but 1 duurstty I'm at present Just in
the state o' nilnd that wml justlflo a
bit taste!" London Opinion.
Sun Fatal to Monkeys.
In Manila f.oino monkoya wero ox
posed to tho Bur.hlnc and tiled in
M3klna Use or "Luck."
Wo don't deny that some mon ara
"Incky." but ut tho same time did you
ever notice- what a rctnnrknhlo apt!-
niinut 75 mlniif.es. but other monkeys i tr.de they display lu taking ndvnnfr
iiniinrli Kbndo of nn umbrella sot in1 Be of all the "luck" that bofalla
tho sun vcro unhurt.
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Perfrs". ' A .rm Ind'Mtnr.
A now nhirni ..u' tor lor ftrmn
BWltcliet, on u, . ii ioconl lls'i,, nt
a point on u r.iup corrsBpondlug wlvh
tho place from which tho tilaiM iJ
cot.
, Scientific Disillusionment.
Ono of thoso scientists claims ho 13
i now nblo to prove that Evo was not a
! beauty. Tho next scientist will prob
I ably try to provo that Adam married
bar for hor money.
THE wastage of grain by the iivernge Threshing Machine is far
more than many Mippo.se. The Operator usually knows It, but
he can't, help it with that kind of Machine, so he covers it up all he
ean and lets it go at that. The Farmer suspects It, but. think he
has to put up with It, and much of his hard-earned money goes over
Into the straw stack. '
This great wHstagu Is thu result of employing on incompetent
type of Threshing Machine that rushes tho straw to the stack, but
does not beat the drain out t It
It is up to you Farmers to siv what Machine will thresh your
grain thi-, season. You havo wot ked hard to grow the grain and
you pay tho bill for threshing It. You can't alford to divide your
prollts with the straw pile, for every bushel that goes into the stack
is money right out of your pocket.
You Can Save Your Thresh Bill by Hiring a Red
'River Special to Do Your Threshing
It. will save the grain for you: it will waste less of your time; It
will do your jo1! (pilckei; It will clean your grain better; it will pay
you all around. It is the only Thieihing Machine made that um'
tho trim ant! sunt method of separation hy hr.utltiSJ the strain out cf the
Straw jn-t iih you would do with a pitchfork.
The Big Cylinder, the Man llchind the Gun, and the Shakers
that toss thu straw up and hi'at It as you wsuld tb with a pitchfork
save the tfialn that others waste, whether it lie wheat, outs, rye,
Inn ley. Max, peas, rice, alfalfa, timothy or other grains or seeds.
THE KBU III WAl S1M1CIAL WOKICS OX AX ENTIRELY IMF
FBKKXT I'UIXUII'LBOFBEI'AUATION fiom any other make,
fytyialslt out while other makes hurry the straw to the stack and
expect the gnilti to fall out, which it. does not do.
Have your thrcshiiiu done this year by a Bed River Special. IT
WILL SAVE YOUR THRESH Bill.
Write us or cull on our Branch House or Dealer for the proof.
NICHOLS & SHEPARD CO., Battle Creek,' Mich.
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MacKciH, WfiuiieriMiuii ' tt. to. Tt.iciioii stttim i:iiKiiiiH,ui.(JnH
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