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Bulletin of The Week's Dcln?,s
Sue III'. Cio ovci Spite 1! inU.
(lee! Nil'l it li.it tin-so liis,
Mii. A. shcelyvvasiu HustiiiKiS.itui
diiy. CIiiin. Stfiron spent Sunday in (iniiul
Islilllll.
V. M Uiown of llimlv wus in ton
Friday.
.lolui CJhiIiiM' was in l.elmuon. Ka-j ,
last week
l'Ycfl Guild wns down from lliuc Hill
Sunday. ' ' ( ,
J. C. Watson of Hastings spent Sun
day in town.
8 0. Green of Uostvvlck was in town
Friday. '
Al Decker.Rnd wife were in Cowles
Thursday.
Walter fallen of Hastings was in
town Frtdoy.
fluy Bar wood of Rivertonspeut Sjri
day in town.
Chas. Far nam of Iuavale was in
town Tuesday.
Judge Kelso' was down from Bloom
ington Monday.
Lee Keith of Holdrege visited friends
in town Sunday.
0. M. Sheeley of Guide Hock was on
our streets Friday.
M. A. Albright and wife were in
Hastings Monday,
Ned Grimes and family visited in
Blue Hill Sunday
John Havel was in lllue Hill and
Hastings Wednesday.
Fred Taylor and wife were down
from Riverton Sunday.
J. A. Rogers of Franklin attended"
the Chautauqua Sunday.
Mrs. Robert McBiide was a passeng
er to Hastings Wednesday.
Chas. Junker of Iudianola was in
town Friday visiting friends.
Frauk Cowden and wife were in Su
perior Fiiday visiting friends.
Blue Hill is planning to have a .big
Fall Festival August ',2 to 2.
Ed Walters was in Lincoln Inst vveaU
on business t etui iiitir Mnudiiy.
W. J. Sciivnur mid Walter Warren
were Hustings visitors last week.
J. I Shiiumel of Uoodluud, Khr.,
was in town ou business Fiiday.
Miss Bertha Cotter leturncd linuie
from MeConk Sunday iiioiuiug. '
.-...JtLiUJis LiuJiujur und.wife of Cuwles
attended the Cliuutuiimin Sunday.
"James Davis unit Ij if. Ki? ltlTinT "of
Bloomington were in town Monday.
Ed Aiuuuk and Bernard McKcuy
were in NclsoulMouday oivbimlfiess.
N. R. Simpson and wife aie visiting
their daughter at A i inour this week
11 W. KoonU und Kd Amuck were in
Grand Island Thtusduy on business.
ltalpli Heiill of Aurora wus in town
the tlr.stof tlie week visiting lelatives
Miss May Hadell of Long Island,
Kas., is visiting relatives in town this
week.
Miss Itcssiu Duekei- and Mis. (Jeo.
Hollisier were Hastings visitors last
week.
Win. Wulteis is painting his resi
dence in tin cast pint of town this
week.
Misses Juliet and I'nttie (inhislin of
McUonk are visiting frit ml in the city
tliis week.
Editor Hiiriy Vuiigliu of Guide Koch
was In town Sunday night taking in
the Chiiutaiiiiua.
Mrs Aithur Ruby and son of Bea
trice are in the city visiting hei father
K. W Ross this week.
Miss Jessie Kellogg returned home
Monday from Lincoln cud Omaha
where she had been visiting.
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of Harness eer can Icil befoie. Cull
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CLEANING
UP SALE
Anticipating the arrival
of a new stock of canned
goods we have priced every
thing upon our shelves in
order to CLEAN UP. Stan
dard goods of quality at 15
per ct. discount.
B. E. McFarland
All thm Phsnss
, Bernard Atkins has returned home
from Lincoln and Geneva where he
h'as been visiting for several weeks.
Speelal attention given to diseases
of eye and car. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Miss Elsie Arnold of Bloomington
one of our p6pular school teachers vis
ited Mrs. Louise McFarland and other
friends lust week
Dr. A.C. Ames, formerly of Mountain
Grove, Mo , and eastern Nebraska has
located in town and has associated
himself with Dr. Raines.
'Arthur Vance, pitcher of the Super
ior ball team, who is threatened with
appendicitis wus in town Monday en
route to his home at Cowles
The W. CT. II., will meet with Mis
George Pope Wednesday afternoon.
July 31. The membership is requested
to be present as it is the annual meet
lug. , Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
tye, ear, nose and throat patients aud
those needing glasses properly fitted
at Dr. DainercU's otilce in Red Cloud
Tuesday, 'July" flO.' " ' :
: -The Webster county-association" of
the. American Automobile Association
meets in town Ht the court house
Thursday and about 50 members are
expected to bejirtuMMit!.
'Tucitdtiy afteriifliii iriuvale defeated
jvpickecl tip ttpnm' 6f Rail Cloud by a
S3ore of 8 to 1 Butteries: Red Cloud
Butler, Hines and Ritsscr; Iuavale
Spence and Palmer.
Jno. W. Tlei uey of southwest of Red
Cloud was lodged in the county jail
Sunday ou u charge of threatening to
kill the wife of his tcniiant on his
farm Mis. Marthu Wlllaid.
C. E Stlne aud family und Miss
Evaline Brodstoue went to Red Cloud
Saturday night for a visit witli friends.
Miss Hi'jdiMoue returned this morning.
Mondaj's Supeiior Express.
We Inadvertently omitted to print
an article lust week In tegard to the
sacred conceit given in the Congrega
tional ohureh last week mid we insert
it this week with Bpoligies to the
public.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
desiie to express their thanks und ap
preciation to those who so kindly gave
the use of their automobiles for the
use of the lodge when the Franklin
delegation visited the city.
The U. S. Pension department has
grunted Sarah C. Richardson u widows
pension of 912. Fred Mutirer was her
attorney. Mrs. Richardson is the
widow of Frisble N. Richardson.
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Polk. Genung, $
Polk System
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in building Monolithic j
Reinforced Concrete S
Silos. We build Silos $
anywhere in Nebraska jjj
or we sell the forms and jjj
let you build them . . . (fi
Write us tor Further W
Information . ?fj
Piatt & Frees
Red Cloud, Neb. m
Mr
Bojd Smith was lu Bladen Tuesday
Everyone is tojolcing over the line
lain that we luid tliis tnoinlng.
Mr. A W. llolmgraln visited his
daughter, Mrs. Wan on Longtln in
Hastings Tuesday.
riojil Holnigiuln of Guide Rock is
visiting his giaud paient", Mr. and
Min. A. W. Iloliiigiuin today. '
Mis. Oliver Hedge and Miss Mabel
Hsslg, who liuc been visiting lu vail
ous Indiana points, arrived home1
Tuesday.
A young people's puity was held at
the homo of John Met rill Tuesdav
evening which was well attended and
a good time was enjoyed by all picselit
Wheat which has been thieshed In
the Dutch Flat neighborhood has
made an average of 15 to 23 bushels
per acre and of first grade quality.
Ilubcr Bockmeyer, who has been
visiting his two aunts, Mrs. Ed. Me
Alisterand Mrs. Roy Rife returned
to his home at Lost Springs, Kansas
this morning.
Faith Rebekah lodge No. Ill will
meet Thursday evening, August l,and
will install otticers for the ensuing
term that evening. A full attendance
is desired. Mas. A. C. Si.ahv,
Noble Grand.
F. W. Stanbarry and wife nee Miss
Minnie Amack of Albia, Iowa arrived
in town last week to make their per
manent residence here. Mr. Stanbarry
has accepted a position wlib Ed.
Amack in his furniture store.
Monday afternoon the Inavale and
Bloomington ball teams played ball
here. Bloomington had Inavale out
classed and won the game by a score of
10 to 2. Batteries: Iuavale-Couslson
and Palmer; Bloomlngton-Lambert
and Brooks.
Miss Editli MoKcigluin and mother
arrived this morning from Red Cloud.
MUs McKelghan will visit with Mrs.
Eruest Hocppner while in Hastings,
while Mrs. McKelghan will take treat
ment at the Nebraska sanitarium.
Saturday's Hastings Republican.
Mrs. Chris Jensen met with quite a
bad accident Saturday afternoon.
While driving her horse near the
school house grounds one of the shafts
came down causing the horse to run
away. Mrs. Jensen leeched a broken
rib aud a gash ou her head which re
quired four stitches- to be taken and
she was bruised about the face and
body.
Arrangements'are belim made to hold
a big Odd Fellow picnic lu this olty in
the near future. The lodges of Guide
Rock, Cowles and Red Cloud formid a
association some years ago to hold a
joint celebration each yeaf, each lodge
lo taKe turn. It is Red Cloud's
prlviledire to conduct tbn fokHTt..s
tliisyear and plans have been adbpTeif
to make this u veiy enjoyablo affair
Not one of the least enjoyable jncl.
dents of the Chautauqua was Rev.
Tompkins' imltutiou of a toadswullow
lug flics und the idea he sought to con
vey was one that the Chief has ti led
to inculcate. Red Cloud audiences are
too apt to set toud like swallowing
and give no outside evidence of their
satisfaction with which an entertain
ment is received. After the talk of
the Rev. Manager, a marked impiove
merit was manifest.
The Chautauqua manngeincut has
arranged to leave the bund stund mid
the electric lights on tho-school house
grounds and hereafter nil tlip band
playing will be done there. This is a
most welcome change as it takes the
children off the stiects where they are
out of danger and the music w ill sound
much better away from the down town
buildings. We are pleased Indeed at
tills Htruugment and we are sure that
our people will cordially welcome the
change.
Sunday evening at the Congrega
tional church one of the best sucrcd
concerts was rendered which in many
respects was one of the best ever given
by homo talent. The choir sang sever,
al high class anthems in which they
weie materially assisted by Glen
Walker. Mr. Walker also sang sever
al solos. Ills voice is developing In it
very reumtkable manner and it is ouly
u question of time when he will be re
cognized as one of the best tenors of
the country. Professor Beta played a
few pieces ou the violin and showed
that be was muster of that instrument.
Also Mr. Jamison delighted the uudi
ence by his skillful manulation of the
trombone. The eutire program was
greatly appreciated.
The republicans of Webster county
met lu mass convention xiu this city
last Saturday ufternoou. Judge J. B.
Stanser was elected chairman and Wil
bur Hamilton secretary. A motion
was adopted to tlin effect that no dele
gates should be selected to attend the
state convention who were favorable
to the endorsement of the Tuft admin-'
Istratlon. The following were elected
delegates to the state convention and
they were instructed to vote with the
progressive wing of the republican
party: IS. J. Oveiiug Jn, F. It. Amack,
A. 11. Pierce, C. 1). Robinson, D. M.
(larber, J. II. Stanser, Ci. J. Wan en, J
S. (iilham, Ed Amack. W. U, Hamil
ton wus elected chairman of the coun
ty central committee nnd S, R. Flor
mice secretary for the coming year.
Buy Your Suits During Our
July Special Sale
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First Door North
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Mid-Summer
COOL DRESSES
A new line of emb. flouncings 45 ins. wide from . 90c to $2 yd
The new advanced styles in heavy work from . .. $1.50 to $2 yd
Galoon bandings to match flouncings from 60c. to $1 yd
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F. NEWHOUSE
Agents for
Butterick Patterns
Wants and for Sale
A good sewing machine for sale. In-iiiii-u
at tliis otlice.
For Salk A line up right folding
bed. Inquire of S.B. KUr,
Lost -Fountain pen. Finder please
return to C, F. Wullin. Reward.
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Our June Sale will con
tinue during July as long
as these suits last ....
Men's & young men's odd suits at $10.50
Worth $15, $18 and $20
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Men's & young men's odd suits at $15.00
Worth $22.50 and $25.00
A lot of young men's suits at . . $ 4.50
Worth up to $12.00
All attractive bargains for bargain seek
ers and big money savers. During your
visit to the Chautauqua come in and see
these bargains, you will buy, we are sure
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Clothing Company
Red Cloud, Nebraska
Cool Underwear
Gauze vests from 10c to 65c
Union Suits from .... 30c to $1.25
Just a few silk Messeline silk skirts
left, will close them
out while they last only
one to each customer
Barbara Phares, Prop.
Cull rural phone -'Ou if you have
cream or poultry to sell.
J. O. Camiwkm..
The Diamond Electric Vacum clean
er demonstrated In your home free,
Call I'ueue Red 07.
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All kinds of Electrical work ddneby
Morlmrt ltros
Dr. Utosn the dentist is located over
the State RanW.
Go to 1 L. Hansen for your Harness
and Machine Oils.
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