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LOCALSTTES
Sou Or. Crn ovor Stiito I! ml:.
Mf. Al. tsLliy is(,ulit. ill UiKwoeU.
Ii. II. HltiuUlcilu was in Lincoln this
week.
A. Dillmmi of IloldtoKe wns in town
Monday.
I. Krutuli of Pcuikliti was in town
Saturday.
I. M. Stake of Superior whs in town
Saturday.
The equity terra of district court con
venes today.
John Miller of ftVe.st Point was in
town Friday. '
.lames Nlelson of lieueva spent Sun
day in town.
Cliriss Frtssler was down from Blue
Hill Tuesday.
H. P. McTaggnrt of Cowles was in
town Tuesday.
Clias. Dickenson of Iuavale was in
town Tuesday.
Dr. Cross the dentist is lo:ated over
the State Hank.
I). O. Roberts of Kencsaw was in
town last week.
Tames McDride was down from
Cowles Monday.
Judge Duffy of Guide Hock is attend
ing district court.
It. B. Thompson of Superior was in
town Wednesday.
V. K. Meekley of Valley, Nebr. was
in town Tuesday.
Go to P. L. Hansen fqr your Harness
and Machine Oils.
Allan Mot it, returned home Tues
day from Hastings.
A good sewing machine for sale. In
quire at this ollice.
Ice Cream and Fountain drinks at
Warren's restaurant.
Dr. Reed ot Guide Kock was a Red
Cloud visitor Monday.
M. N. Pair of Hastings was in town
' on business Tuesday.
Lloyd Carpenter living near Inavale
is quite sick this week.
Miss Gertrude .Wullbrandt is visit-
4 ing in Sutton this week.
Guy O. Urqwi
rawisirl
friends in town
,' David Simmons of Superior was' a"
i Red Clonil visitor Snndv. .'
U AtloMAy JPCjStevenjof mmirTgs
' Is attending district court.
Dr. J. II. Doves of Hebron was a
Red Cloud visitor Sunday.
Miss Laura Hedge is attending Nor
mal at Kearney this week.
J. P. Taylor of Hastings transacted
business in town Monday.
H. L. Wood of Minden transacted
busiuess in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Clias Coulsonof Franklin visit
ed relatives in town Sunday.
Fob Salk A fine upright folding
bed. Inquire of S. B. Ki.er.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
Warreu's lestaurant, ill cents.
Farm Loans
Thoie lire hcvainl lensons lor seeing
,1. II. IJailcy for u l'anu loan tind hero
they are.
lb! is solo agent for Trevett Mattis
& Palter.
This company is hero every day in
tho year ready for business and not
bore this week and gone next. They
loau on any farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't'
wait fiom two to four months for your
money but surely got it on tho 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.
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Chas. Hemiett Mini l-Yoil (j0 1 r
(.'owlos weie in town Monday.
Clue. Stair was over 'mm cImuoii.
ICiis,. TuomIii.v Miing fileilds.
I Hi". 1! P. Raines is home to t (y and
! w ill 1 tend on IN day utid night.
I Dr. Asheraiul .1. A. MeAithur were
, up on Thompson dock Smnl ty
i Thotnts Monro of Uielui, K.is, wns
in town of Sunday eiuoute home
I Clou Cnllenof MeCook uas a .lied
Cloud visitor tin- last of tin; week.
Miss Hnel MeKciglmn di-parted for
Lincoln Pridny for a Tew ilays visit
Hot Hamburger ami 'Short Ordois
ii all hours at Wairon'.s restaurant.
When will wo have that Hist ball
game'.1 Let the umpire say, play ball.
Chax. and L. I,. Wilcox of Phillips
burg, Kas,, were in town Wednesday.
Merle Bolirnr was up from Guide
Rock over Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. Norton of Superior visited her
daughter Mrs. Morton Smith last week.
Mrs. Gertrude McKelghau of Lincoln
is visiting relatives in town this week.
Low Atlbushon has purchased a new
Ford auto from the Red Cloud Auto
Co.
V. W. Way Hud M. L. Kvans of Hast
lugs transacted business in town Fri
day. Fred Bortfelt and family of Alma
are visiting Mrs. T. A. Jones this
week. ,
Clarence Baldwin and Bert Castor
of Guide Rock spent Saturday in
town.
Attorney A. M. Walters came down
from lllue Hill Wednesday to attend
court.
George Trainor returned to his
home at Ohiowa Tuesday after visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hossmnn and
family of MeCook are visiting Mrs. W.
A. Kent.
Charley Guriicy shipped two car
loads of cattle to Kansas City last
Sunday.
Lew Hohensec, foreman of the Argus
ollice, spent Sunday In Hebron with
his folks.
Roscoc Weesner and family of
Gsbon have moved into Mrs. Alios
property.
D A. Stroup of llenklnman Is in
town visiting his son Harry Stroup
and family.
Mr. Ernest Galbntith and Miss
Myrtle Powollwere united in marriage
last Surdity.' -
Mis. Fannie Moranville leaves Satin-
Maayjifor Western, Nebr., for a visit
with frienilfi
Vkii. v.u
a. M.uouren ot Alula, Iowa return
ed.ffcne Monday aft'tf spending a few
days in town. ' '
Zeph Kosencrans 6f Itelvldore, III.,
is in town this week visiting fi fends
and relatives.
Most of the farmers are busy this
week cutting and stacking the first
ciop of alfalfa.
Mr. and Mrs. Runchoy visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harpbam near
Cowles Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Praze returned to
Palls City Thuisday after visiting
friends in town.
Mr. I). Montgomery of Orleans was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs Moranville
early this week.
Judge Diuigun camo down from
Hastings Wednesday to hold district
coui'L here today.
I.iudlord Hy O.itiiKin icturned
Tuesday evening from h short plcasuro
trip lo Saiouvllle.
The Diamond Electric Vacum clean
er demonstrated in your home free.
Call Phone Red 97.
Mis. Otlis Leggctt leturned from
Superior Sunday evening where hho
visited the past wetk.
.Mr and Mrs. J. C. Sloss entertained
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burgess
last Sunday afternoon.
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We Challenge
Comparison with any
store in town. We chal
lenge a price comparison,
quality considered, with
anyone and we offer the
following bargains in our
Challenge Sale:
Good Coffee . . 25c lb.
Olives .... 35c at
Heinz Apple Butter .
. . 25c, 40c and $1.25
Oranges 20, 25, 35, 40c doz,
B. E. McFarland
All the Phonem
Children's Day exercises will be held
at the Baptist church Sunday morning
following Sunday school.
Fou Salk A leather baby cab.
Good as new. Inquire of Max. Anna
M( Conn, Red Ci.om, Neh
Koont. and Weesner were on the
Kansas City stock market with u car
load of hogs last Monday.
Fob Sam: A new Rag Carpet about
twentyflve yards. Por further parti
culars Inquire at this ollice.
Clarence Carpenter left last Tues
day for Montana to look up some laud
propositions ho has in view.
Rev. Tompkins and family who were
visiting in Hastings last week, return
ed home the first of the week.
Call rural phone -'05 if you have
cream or poultry to sell.
J. O. Camiwkli..
Mrs. Pllth and children accompain
by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oatman left, for
Saronville Saturday for a short visit.
Harvey Rickcrson returned home
from Missouri this morning where he
had been visiting friends and relatives.
Special attention given' to' diseases
of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
If you arc going to buy a Silo this
year, come and see us; we believe' we
can save you money. Pi.att fe Pukes.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes camo down
from Blue Hill Tuesday evening to
visit with their son Ned Grimes and
wife.
Rev. J. M. Hates has to bo in St.
Paul next Sunday. Tho next services
will be held on tho 3rd Sunday in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Perry returned
home from Iliirvnrd Saturday whole
they hud boon visiting Mr. Perry's
father.
Jack Masteis and wife camo up from
Guide Rock Tuesday evening to visit
Mrs. Musters' pireuts, Mr. mid Mrs.
Lou Eddy.
MlhsGuullu Reed of Hastings an ived
in town Monday evening to spend 11
few days with her brother, Geo. Reed
and family.
Faith Uebekah lodge No. ill. will
meetJiinu (I. All members are in
quested to be present as thero is im
portant business on hand.
R. D. Carpenter, formerly proprietor
of the Palace Cafe, is assisting in the
management of the Royal hotel dur
ing absence of landlord Roy Oatman.
Don't forget we make farm loans,
money ready the day tho title is ap
proved. Gakiikk, Hutchison & Salahen.
If you arc going to buy a Silo this
year, come and see us; wo believe we
can save you money. Platt & Frkks.
The new awnings being put up by
Ed A mack and W. R. Bailey are not
only handsome but a complete pro
tection from the sun on a hot after
noon. Geo. R. McCrary of Center, Colorado
was in town the last of the week. Ho
had been back to Indiana visiting his
mother and was ou Ills way hack to
Colorado.
O. It. Boyeo and wife wont to Leuoia,
Kas., Sunday, via nuto, whoro they
will visit relatives. Mrs. J. 10. Butler
accomplmied them as far as Clayton,
Kas., where she will visit friends and
telutivos,
Grant Christy is building a new
cement barn for Hotiry Johnson. Tho
bin Ji Is.'ttxOO feet long and 14 feet
high. Mr. Johnson will have one of
tho best burns iu the state when1 it lb
completed.
M's Tony CI uk is t.Jtlng fiioiiiN
at )f ml this week.
A delegation from the Degree of
Honor will iittend a special ineiting at
Guide Hock nei Tuesday.
Miss Mabel llirl; a llli, otd. -il ilunuli
tcr of Mr. mid Mrs, S. II. Beck with
liv ng west of limn passed uuuy this
morning She lias been ill some lime.
Miss Irene Moon, daughter of our
pi Inter, Mr. Moon an ived ill the eit,
Tuesday evening fioin 1 lusting The,
intend to mike this their home for
s itue lime.
MiN, Robert Moore mid daughter
eaine up fiom Red (loud, Friday on III,
mid has been a gtie-L of Mr. atul Mis,
Thomas Moore for a few- days. Mon
day's MeCook Republican.
Dr. Stockman of this city Is the proud
possessor of a handsome new llulek
automobile model i!r, which he pur
chased I'uesday of Red Cloud's ex
clusive agent, C. II. Rudd.
My residence pioperty on Webster
street near Ith avenue for sale. First
good oirer accepted but will accept no
offer belwio June l.'ith Address Geo.
F. Nei house, Tile Dalles, Oregon.
Fied Fearn, who lias been Superin
tendent of the Independent Telephone
Co , for the past year, has resigned his
position. Mr. Bradford of Hustings
tuts been appointed to fill his place.
Ilrucu Robinson and Miss Juliette
Gilleto of Clay Center came down Sun
day with Curly Klrsehuer in his auto
mobile and spent the day with lliuee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Robinson.
The band boys wore their new uni
forms during the coucort Tuesday night
to afford the people a chance to inspect
them. They are very noat and com
foi table and made on tho line of mili
tary outing suits.
Mr. Fred Wlntou a one time t trid
ent of this place but now of Oakland,
California, visited in town over Sun
day with his sister, Miss Jennie
Winton and renewed acqulautance
with his old friends
Jj A x i Wo have for sale farms on
easy payments and special terms,
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. The largest list l local
farms from which to select.
Dan Gaiuikii & Company, Ciiikk Ollice.
gApplicntiou to the county superin
tendent for transfer for school pur
poses must bo mado at or bofote nil:
annual MKEiiMi (June 21). Applica
tion blanks may be secured from the
ollice of the county superintendent.
Grhtkimik h. Coon, Co Suit.
You will find our Hue ot material
stitliciently large' enough to meet all
the demands of turning out a neat,
tasty job no matter whether large or
small and our prices are aa low as any
quality, quantity and workmanship
considered.
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Mr. John Throne, who has been
working for the Kxeter Lumber Co.,
for the past few weeks, departed for
the south last Friday evculng to look
for work. He lias had a good position
offered him with the sugar factory at
Gxnurd and will probably take it.
The Exeter, (Calif.,) Sun.
Oh another page of this paper will
be found the advertisement of C. II.
Rudd, special agent for Buick, R-C-H
and Oakland automobiles, comprising
tho south half of Webster county.
Mr Rudd is a Hi m believer iu pi Inter'n
ink and is therefore enjoying a rapid
ly growing business at his up-to-date
garage.
Dr. Moranville and wife retained to
tho city Sunday. They had been iu
Lincoln trving the saiiiiitrlum of that
city for the Doctor's health The
Doelor hah bet ii iu Ijiid physical con
dition for some lime It will bo re
iiieiubeted that he made a visit to
Boulder some time ago iu search of
health, but found thu altitude of that
pluco too hiuh. Ho has not received
Hiiy advantage from his stay in Lin
coln, mid concluded that he might as
well seel; his recovery at his homo in
Red Cloud.
State league base ball has begun to
warm up in good shape and some of
the teams that started out so brilliant
nre dropping down the line. Hast
logs appeared to have a cinch ou the
start but is uow down to third pluco
with Kearney at the top, Fremont 2nd,
Columbus 1th, YorkCth, Grand Island
Gth, Seward 7th and Superior bring
ing up tho rear. Kearney has a strong
well balanced team and if they can
keep up their present gait, it will re
quire some fast going to keep them
from occuping the top of the Column.
The sound of the hammer and the
buz, of the saw may he heard in all
parts of our city this month testifying
that this city is steadily growing, im
proving and developing. Thete are a
number of modern houses being erect
od at tho present time that will add to
the looks of our city and will furnish
splendid homes for our citizens. This
indicates a pfospei ons healthy condi
tion of our affairs and shows the
stranger at least that wo have confi
dence In the futuie of this country.
Modern residences, convenient store
buildings, permanent walks and cross
walks and tho Installation of porma
noiu gutters all give our city a solid
uppeuiauce.
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paying the price doesn't always secure the desired
effect. Wherever men are known for taste in dress
wherever they put a premium on quality
The House of Kuppenhelm
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.
Kuppenheimer Suits . $18.00 to $30,00
Cloth Craft " . 10.00 to 22.30
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Ele&ant Selection of Press
Embroideries
40 in. width . . . $1.50, 1.25 and 85c yd
27 in. width . . $1.25. .75. fill and 5flr vd
18 in. width . . $1.25, 1.00, .75 to 25c yd
Vide Bandings $1.00 yd
All widths and prices in Galoon Bandings
Now is just the time for the embroidery
Summer Dress
Wide range of patterns and prices in all
classes of Summer Dress Goods, prices
from 60c yd down to 5c yd.
Oxford Shoes
Juit received a shipment of New Shoes, all dif
ferent leathers, stylet and prices. Its our
business to keep up on all lines of merchandise
and we're here with the goods
Turnure Bros
THE CHIEF Recognizes no
Equal in the Advertising Field of
Red Cloud or Webster County
Keep Posted
On Styles
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Special Stock of
New Spring Models in
Kuppenheimer and
Cloth Craft Suits.
If you'll spend some
time here you'll save
some money--at the
start and in the long
run
And you'll get that
grace inherent in all
Kuppenheimer clothes
something most men
arc willing to pay any
price to get though
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