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No. M-Tliroui?h trntn. departs 2.-00 n. in
No. t t.ocnt mRscii(!r " 9:Xtn. in
No. 171 Accommodation North ex
cept Mondny nmt Weil., departs.. 1:.10 p. in,
No. 170-Accommodntton North ,.
Monday nnd Wednesday departs 11:30 a.m.
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No. 13-Throm;h train, departs fi:25n. in.
No. I& l.ocnt passenger 830 i. in.
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HOME NEWS
Bulletin or The Week's Dolnf
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Sue L)r. Cross over Stute llink.
Old papers 5 cents at this ouice.
Andy Hart wns In Llucolu this week.
Paul S. Dledrick was in town Mon
day. Verti Etnick returned from Montana
Friday
Dr. Ashcr tulurned from Lincoln
Friday.
Frod Ti'tnple of Kansas City was in
town Monday.
Ilye Sheppordsou was down from
Rlvertou Monday.
Ioe Cream and Fountain drinks at
Warren's restaurant.
Geo. Busliee came down from Hast
ings Tuesday evening.
Ben Williams returned from Denver
Sunday after a week's outlug.
H. C. Cutter is in Wheeler, Kas..
this week looking ater his farm.
Several of our citizens attended the
county fair at Franklin last Friday.
Guy Ilradbrook of Bruning spent
Sunday in this city with his mother.
Will Robertson bad a runaway last
Friday evening and was injured quite
badly.
Several of our young people wemV to
Lincoln Tuesday to attend the state
university
Oscar Emlck of Kansas City, Kas.,
was in town the first of the week visit
ing relatives.
Wanted A Girl To work in a small
family no children; Inquire or phono
the Chief Office.
Mrs. Arthur Robinson is visiting in
the country this week with her mother
Mrs, Fred Wittwer.
Teacher of Piano-Mns. Si Jamkimix
residence corner of 3rd. Seward street
phone number Red 127.
The circus takes a lot of motley, out
of town;; but the mail order house
doesn't evonivyja parade, g-i '".'
"Service'" "Quality" and "Legitimate
Prices"-j-tbese are the things which
causes our job department to lead
Miss lteU -McDowell who has been
speudlug the summer in Stella, Nebr,.,
visiting relatives returned home Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lougtin ro-.
turned to Hastings Wednesday morn
ing after spending a few days in town
visiting with relatives.
Rev. Austin of Plattsmouth was in
town Tuesday visiting his daughter
Mrs. Harry Cramer. Rev. Austin will
stay another year at Plattsmouth.
Mrs. J. 11. Robinson, Mrs. R. C,
Schultz and Miss Florence McDowell
left Wednesday morning for Stella,
"Nebr., where they will visit relatives.
"The mystery of the horse plague"
will be the subject of an address to be
given Sunday evening at the Congre
gational church. All welcome who
are interested.
Drs. Kiddle and Foots, of Hastings,
Nebraska will meet Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat patients, and those needing
glasses fitted at Bad Cloud' Nebraska
Thursday September 26th, at Doctor
Cross office.
The opening foot ball gamo will be
played Friday at the local grounds be
tween Lebanon, Kas., high school and
Red Cloud high school. The local boys
are working hard and Coach Ray is
hard at work instructing them in foot
ball taottcs.
David Wylie reports that the Ne
braska Telephone Co,, expects to
spend 835,000 wltkl'u the next two
weeks in improving their lines. They
are going to put in a new cable here
and rebuild the tolllinefrom Uostwick
and Guide Rock, and will also extend
on to Red Cloud to connect that line
there. Tuesday's Superior Journal.
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SCHOOL SHOES
IJWE have the finest line of Boys and Girls
School Shoes ever shown in this city.
Every Pair Guaranteed
Give us a trial and be convinced that our Shoes
give good satisfaction.
Watch our window for this display of School Shoes.
BAILEY & BAILEY.
Ready Cooked Foods
BakC!-i-A- 1
immmmJmSLLm
NOWADAYS one can really
serve a meal without going to
the trouble of preparing the food
and cooking it. There are many canned
foods in the way of soups, in fact mostly
everything even plum pudding. We
carry a full stock, priced right and we
list the following:
Soup
Spagheli
Veal Loaf
Deviled Ham
Pork and Beans
B. E. McFarland
All thm Phoni
Read Conkllng d Benedict's real estate
advertisement which appears elsewhere,
There will be a Democratic Caucus
at the Bohemian school house, Dist.
No. 20 in llatln township, 'Saturday,
Sept. 21, at "i p. m., for the purpose of
nominating a township ticket as fol
lows: One Assessor, One Road Over
seer, One Justice of Peace, One Con
stable aid to transact any other busi
ness that may come before the caucus.
Jas Uuhatka, Committeeman.
Our band boys under the leadership
of Prof. Iietz are loud in their praise
of the Dundy county fair held at llenk
elmau last weak. They received the
very best treatment possible and the
good people of that city spared no
pains in making the stay of the band
boys pleasant and agreeable. The
fuir itself was a success In point of
displays and entertainment and it goes
without saylnsr that the people of
Dundy county know how to conduct an
affair of that kind. They were so
pleasedith our hand thatthejf secur
ed their services for next year.'
The complete programs fdAltfe Web
ster county Fuir are now out. The
management has certainly arranged
for a splendid program and anyone at
tending this year will be ftsntrred'of a
royal good time. This county needs a
meeting of this character where we
can get together, exchange experiences,
see the results of our own efforts and
at the same time have a judicious
amount of pleasure and recreation.
The fuir this year will undoubtedly
far surpass anything of previous years
and wo predict that it will be a
genuine success. We admonish all
people of the county to make their
plaus now so they may attend this
event.
W.C.T.U. Wcilc
The ladles of the W. C. T. U , of Red
Cloud (and some of the Honorary
members) met in Heffelbower's grove
Thursday, Sept. 12. Mr. Heffelbower
had erected a long table iu the grove
and the bounties that was spread on
it was fit for a King. A large number
of persons surrounded the table and
were loth to leave it, After dinner
they assembled iu the bouse and the
meeting was opened by the 'president.
Rev. Rose led the devotional exercises.
They proceeded to business, elected
thelrylelegates to the state convention
to be held at Central City, Sept. 24 to
87. A short program was given after
which Rev. Rose of the Christian
church gave them a short address,
commended them for their zeal and
the righteousness of the cause hoping
they may see their labors richly re
warded. The meeting was closed with
song and prayer. ITbeir host and host-
1 ess invited them to tbo grove to feast
on water melon and musk melon and
1 to which they done justice. A vote of
'thanks were given Mr.andMrs. Heffel-
bower and family for their kindness
and generosity.
I Jr. Diuncrell wns In Kansas City
this week.
Matt Frohtien returned to Hustings
Saturday,
Menrgc Hutchison wns in Hastings
this week.
S. P. Citrloton of Wahoo spent Sun
day iu town.
A. A. ltushee of Hastings was in
town Wednesday.
II. H. I.utie of Lincoln is in town on
business this week.
W, A. Wiley of Hustings was in town
Monday on business.
Lee Keith of HoMrcRe visited friends
in town ovor Sunday.
Noble Hall left Tuesday for his fu
ture home at Franklin.
I. A. Hyde of Hustings transacted
business in town Friday.
W, C. Crcider left for a brief sojourn
at Clio, Ai'kutisus Tuesday.
H W. Wheeler of Hustings was in
town on business Wednesday.
II. U. Grant of Aurora, 111., was
vKitlng friends in town this week.
Mr. A I-. Ilcuk returned Tuesday
from a visit at Kenesaw witli relatives.
MUsfJrnrn Klusell is visttluir Iter
sister Mrs. Cora Cobb over in Kansas
this week.
Miss Irene McOuire returned home
from her extended visit at Rock port,
III., Friday.
.Mrs. Edgar Cowdcn returned home
Monday from Fraukllu where she
spent Sunday.
C. S. Ball loft Tuesday for his home
at Francesvillc, Indiana, after visiting
tils son Noble Ball.
All that some people buy at home is
money orders and there isn't much
profit on that for the home town.
Miss Rena Herrickstcad of Denver,
Colo., arrived in town Friday for a
short visit with Miss Dorothy Potter
Ralph Baker of Hastings arrived in
town luesduy to take the place of
Noble Ball as wire chief with the Bell
Telephone Co.
The Degree of Honor will meet next
Tuesday evening. Every member is
requested to be present as thore is an
important buslucss to be transacted.
The following named preachers were
assigned to different appointment by
the Nebraska M. E. conference:
liladen W. II. Jackson.
Blue Uill-B. S. Hurr.
Cowles J, W. Davis.
Guide Rock E. L. March.
Inavale M. C. Smith
Kenesaw-R. B. E. Hill.
Nora and Cadams T. C. Priestly.
Red Cloud E. N. Tompkins.
Roseland J. E. Rlppetoe.
The Nebraska Conference' wliich lias
just closed its annual session has re
turned the Rev. E. N Tompkins to
the pastorate of the Methodist church
for the coming year. This arrange
ment is exceeding agreeable not only
to the members of the church but also
to this city as a whole. During his
two vears work here Rev. Tompkins
has built up a large congregation aud
place the church on a good substant
ial footing. We are pleased that he
will be with us another year and trust
that the Methodists will make, some
arrangement whereby he may become
one of us permanently.
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock Dr.
David D. Sanderson and Miss Uernice
Potter were united In 'marriage. Rev.
John J . Bayne, pastor of the Congre
gational church performed the cere
mony, which took place at the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter.
After the ceremony the wedding sup
per was served. The groom is well
known in our city as one of our most
successful young physicians and the
bride is one of our popular young
ladies. The many friends of Dr. and
Mrs. Sanderson unite In extending to
to the happy couple their best wishes
for along and happy wedded life.
Wilt thou take her for thy "pard,"
for better or for worse; to have, to bold,
to fondly guard, till hauled off in the
hearse? Wilt thou let her have her
way, consult her many wishes, make
the fires up every day, and help her
with the.dishes? Wilt thou give her
all the "stuff" her little purse will
pack buy her a monkey' boa and muff,
a little seal skin sacqueT Wilt thou
comfort and support her father, moth
er, Aunt Jemima, Uncle John, 13
sisters and a brother? And his face
grow pale and blank, It was too late to
jilt; as through the chapel floor he
sank he Badly said "I wilt."
At the Instigation of two boys under
age, who were found to be drinking on
the streets Saturday evening, Marshal
Hogate arrested Ray Goddon of whom
the boys state they received the liquor,
Chatrmun Cox and E J. Solotnau re
presenting the village went to Red Cloud
Monday and filed complaint. The
pttpcru were then turned over to J; A.
Denton who took young Ooddon to Red
Cloud Tuoeddy where tbo time for
hearing the ouse whs set for Wednesday
at one o'clouk iu Judge Runney's court.
At the hearing Judgu Ranney decided
the evidennn wus not suulnfent to biud
the rtooiiM.il over ami dismissed the
case, The incident, however, should
be a lofiou to the boys mid convince
thjro thm. ic ii. not the nvuily tiling to
d In uy w jy gcr mixed up in suoh
dials,- Ui.ideu Eutcrprlse.
Foil IIknt One furnished room,
close in. Phono Hell Red 10'J.
Spenlnl attention given to diseases
of eyo nnd ear. Glasses ncouratoly
tlttod. Dr. Stochtnnr), lied Cloud, Nebr.
Dr. J. W. Mornnvilln wishes to an
nounce that his niece, Ur. Winifred
Vler.s, hns opened his ntlice for general
practice, and that he will assist at
ituv time when culled upon.
The C. 0. D. Feed Store
We carry a full line of Feed, Hay,
Flour, Gils and Gn'
Try our Machine Oil on your mower
At present we have some uholco
Cane utid Millet seed, come in mid con
tract what you need before Its koiio.
F. E. tlKNDBRSON
Dr. Winifred Vler.s located with Dr.
J. W. Mornnvlllo special attention
givcu to Obstetrics and particularly to
piseases of women and children.
IT'S CONING!
It First Gets Chilly
Around The Edges
And Then
It Goes Clear Through,
As Old Jack Frost
On His Winter Wedges,
Strikes
A Lusty Blow or Two!
fill Up Your Bins
&We Admonish You!
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BEAUTY
CORSETS
Are correct in design,
workmanship and style,
making a garment that
is not surpassed in thi'
country and at a price
within reach of all.
Every part of their
construction is under
the closest scrutiny,
and care is given every
detail.
The products are corsets
of magnificent lines, that
hare style and wearing
qualities.
All of the best known ideas "
of corset intelligence are
embodied in them.
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F. NEWHOUSE
Agents for
Butterick Patterns
Wants and lor Sale
A good sewing machine for sale. In
quire at this office.
Hot Hamburger nnd Short Orders
at all hours at Warren's restaurant.
Call rural phone 205 If you have
cream or poultry to sell.
J. O. Caldwkm..
The Diamond Electric Vnctim clean
er demonstrated In your home free.
Call Phono Red 07.
All kinds of Electrical work done by
Morhnrt Itros
New Nodels
New Fabrics
New
Ideas
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Clothes For
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The Suits and Over
coats from this ex
cellent house are
Comming every day
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Clothing
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Dr. Cross the dentist Is located over
tlie State Hank,
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it ovor. MoiiitAiir Bnos.
A Bargain: My residence property
on Webster St., near 4th ovenue. First
good offer takes it. Don't bo back
ward nmko mo an offer. Address
Geo. F. Nuwhouso, The Dalles, Oregon.
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The recent act of April 10th, 1008
gives to nit soldiers' widows a pension
$12 per month. Fred Mnurer, the at
torney, has all necessary blanks.
Copyright 1912
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