!
j
Vv
,
;v
k
- .w
AVAV.V.W.V.V.V.V.V.Vj
HONE NEWS
Bulletin of The WmIi'i Dolnf a
rVWWWWWWVfti
W. E. lloweu spent Sunday In Gutdc
Rock. " , 1
tlouse1 to rent. Inquire at New
house's store.
Ice cream and soft drinks served at
Warren's Restaurant. adv i
Miss Cira Warrtn is visiting friends
at Stipend this week.
C. D. whitaker and family spent)
Sunday vwlting in Superior.
No More Chips We pay cash for
Produce. Weesner Perry &. Co.
Miss Carrie Neuerberg is spending
the week visiting in Grand Island.
Miss Florence McDowell returned
from Stella, Nebr., Friday evening.
50 Acres of Good Pasture for rent
Inquire of W. C. Ruj-aud R." F. I). No
3.
Chris Fa&sler of Blue Hill was at
tending t business affairs in this city
on Monday.
'N. E. George of (line Hill whs at
tending to btisint-s mattets iu the
city today.
You porter cash for your produce.
We pay chsIj. No More Cliiis.--Wees-ner
Perry X Co.
ispriug and Summer Suits and Coats
at iVi per cent discount at Miner
Bros. Co. H(lv.
E. Seaton returned Tuesday from an
extended It'rlp through Washington,
Oregon au'd California.
Mrs. Dr.jWedemyer is entertaining
her brother!, Master Hardin Watson of
Kansas Clfa this week
3.')K percent discount on Women's
Spring and Summer Coatsand Suits at
Miner Bros. Co. adv.
About twelve ladies from here at
tended the district meeting of the
Rebekabs at Guide Rock last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Rhoads and children are
lu the city the guests at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pierce.
WANTED Job on farm by man and
wife could go now or next spring.
J. W. JlENNETr, corner house east ot
cemetery.
Mrs. John Wolfe and daughter of
Wheeler, Mas., is visiting this week
with her sisters, Mrs. R.'heggett and
Mrs. Bert Leonard.
Mrs. Cliff Jny aud children returned
home the last of the week from u
hhort vNituWith her mother who re
sides in Lawrence, Kansas.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednes
day afternoon, July iud ut 2:30 with
Mrs John Coon. A cordial invitation
is extended to all interested.
Coroner Amuck weat to BloomiuK
fcou Saturday aud removed the body
Of Joseph McClelland from the'eeme
tery at that place to the one here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Sutton (nee
Miss Gladys Fry) returned to Red
Cloud thrust of the week from Hust
ings, where they were inairied on
Wednesday.
It is reported thut'lsl Jamison , tiie
painter, bus disappeared us does
vapor, und that several of Red Cloud's
business men were left "holding the
back."
. It. S!rtv.son, the ice man had th
misfortune to run an Ice hook lu his
left arm on Monday morning. The
wound while a painful one, is not, we
are pleased to annouuee, of a serious
nature.
Cultivator Shovels! Set of 4. $2.50.
set of 6. $2.75 sharpened and polished.
Sickles: 5 ft $2. 6 ft $2.25.. 7 ft
12.60, 8 ft $2.90. Rower and Bind
er Tonftuesj Clear Oak $2.50. Clear
Fir or Pine $1.65.-C. F. Wallli. adv
Alex Mcintosh aged about 4o years,
ond a sou of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mcintosh
of this city, died at the home of his
sister in Grand Island on Wednesday
morning. The body will be brought
to this city for burial the funeral to
be held tomorrow.
Mr. aud M,rs. Gleuu l Walker com
pleted their honeymoon which was
spent In Deuver aud other western
points, and returned home on Tues
day. They have begau real life In
their new home, the house recently
vacated by Dr. Trumble.
CASH FOR EGGS. Not a new pio-
nositiou. This store has ALWAYS
PAID CASH FOR EGGS or oue cent
more iu trade, and will continue to do
so. Other produce bought the same'
way. Wo make a cash or trade pi ice,
optional with our uustoiner. F. G.
Turnuret Son. udv.
The school board Is completing the
excavatiou under the Washington
school building aud will soon have
two moie excellent looms for class
room purposes. These rooms will
have plenty of light .and ventilatlou
and: for solentltio purposes will be
much better thau any rooms or either
floor. Work of a noisy or disturbing
character can be carried on hero with
out interfering with the activities of
the rooms above. This arrangement
will settle for a while the question of
building and will provide facilities for
the larger-enrollment which is-sure to
occur as soon as school opens.
.
;; i
Fresh caudy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restntuant.
Attorney John C. Stevens of Hast
ings attended court here Tuesday.
Mrs. Emily Hadell Myers returned
home from Long Island, Kas., Sunday
morning.
Spring and Summer Suits aud Coats
at 33 X percent discount at Miner Bros
Co. adv.
I Mrs. T. E. Dunn after a short visit
here returned Saturday to her home at
Ecklay, Colo.
G. C. Peterson of Lebanon, Kansas
LAas.'attending to business matters In
this city Monday.
Mrs. Miner and daughter, Miss Irene
left Wednesday morning for a short
visit in Superior.
Editor W. D Edson was attending
to business affairs in Superior and
Nelson on Tuesday.
Miss Fern Avevill has for her guest
this week Miss Lela Machatnerof Cen
tral City, Nebraska.
Vern Wlttwer has been spending the
week with his brother Lew and wife
in Vermillion, S. D.
Geo. Smelser left Sunday for Omaha
where he goes to receive medical
treatment for his eyes.
33 percent discount on Women's
Spring aud Summer Cunts and Suits at
MiiieMlroft Co. adv.
The Congregational ladies will hold
heir munthlr market ut Wullbrandt's
store on Saturday, June2;h.
Weo. II Overing left for Upland
Monday to attend to business matters
for the firm of Overing Bios. & Co.
A very good program was given at
the Metliodist church on Sunday morn
ing. The event being Children's Day.
Fourth o! July hetd-quartera-Everybody'a
Five
and Ten Cent Store.
W, H. Seemann stopped off in Red
Cloud Monday on his way home to
Blue Hill after a trip to Slloiun Springs,
Ark.
Rev. W. F. Cole attended the ordi
natiou ceremonies of Rev. S. J. Miner
at the Baptist church in Superior on
Tuesday.
Dr. Cross goes to Kansas City July
the 7th to attend the National Dental
Association and ills office will be
closed all that week.
Rev. J. M. Bates leaves in the morn
ing for Alliance where he goes to
assist in the consecration of the new
St. Mathew's church.
Mrs. Edgar Cowden returned the
latter part of the week from different
Iowa points where she had been visit
iug with relatives.
NoTlcr.-The BANDIT lias been
captured. The II. E. Grice Drug Co,
have received the reward. He is now
on exhibition at their place of business.
A. B. McArthur returned home fiom
Long Island, Kas., Tuesday morning
where he had been visiting his aunt,
Mrs. P. J. Carl nnd family for a fqw
days.
Mrs. L. Pegg returned from Rivcrtou
Tuesday morning where she has been
caiing for her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Martin and reports a twelve pound girl
which ai rived Saturduy.
Farm Loans-l have a limited a
mount of private, money to place in first
mortgage farm securities, short or
long time, at lowest rates with optional
payments. Write or phnr.e. Damei.
Gauiikii, Rlverton, Nebraska.
Do you notice tha J. H, Bailey is
making the most of the farm loans?
He is sole agent for Trevctt, Muttis 4fc
Baker, and Is oll'eiing the best rates,
terms and option lu the market aud
that is the leason. , adv.
The city Council should set the
street fountain going ut once now
that we have oceans of water. It Is
hltrh time Mr. Mayor. We need a
drink. Com.-Ad. I
Wc are strongly iu favor of tills first
suggestion being carried out aud be
lieve it would be a good plan. But as
to that lus,t sentence, surely Bro. Hos
mnr has mistaken his feelings. Who
ever heard of a printer needing a
drink?
At Superior last Sunday the author
ities stopped the game which was to
have been played betweeu Kearney
aud Superior. Tills was done after
the crowd had parted with their "good
old silver" in order to secure admis
sion aud instead of refunding the
money tickets were issued to all so
unfortunate as to be on the luside,
which they were told would be good
for a game some later day. Whether
or iiftftlie paper is negotiable at the
bank wo have not heaul, but it looks
to us like qutttt a few are holding the
sack.
The band coucert given on Monday
night was up to the usual high stand
ard and was enjoyed by one of the
largest crowds which have ever turned
out to one of these popular entertain
incuts. 'Bandnlaster Bet, informs the
Chief that the usual weekly band con.
cert will be given on next Monday
night. Owing to religious duties, base
ball games, etc., It is a hard matter,
the Professor says, to secure "band
men enough on Sunday to wad a shot
gun", aud he is of the opinion that
Monday eveniug is a more favorable
time for holding thlsaid popular, entertainment.
Alf Mef'all made a trip to Kansas
City the first ot the week.
G. B. 1'ohou spent Sunday In Frank
lin where he visited his family.
Chas. Bennett of Cowles was attend-
Jng to business hereon Tuesday.
For your Ice cream and boft drinks
go to the Bon Ton Bakery. adv.
Only seven more days till July the
Fourth. Gee, but It is hard to wait.
E. C Foote wife and family ot Hast
ings are iu the city this, week the
guests at the home ' of Rev. E. N.
Tompklus.
Alf. McCall, Frank Cowden, Frank
AbelW. A. Sherwood and Col. Jake
Ellinger went to Hastings, via' auto,
on Wednesday.
A. K. Longren. the aviator, who will
be here at the big Celebration July 4th
with one of the largest air ships iu
America wilt give his exhibition at the
base ball park. Or In other words, It
will be from this place where the large
air ship will start to fly. ,
C B. Hale, the lightweight editor of
the Red Cloud Chief, was in Superior
Tuesday. We do not mean he is a
light weight meutally, but physically.
Superior Express.
Thanks awfully. How plain it is to
us that ''nobody loves a fat man."
Misa Lttlic Huffer and Mr. Chas. E.
Diet, were united in marriage at the
home her brother's, Chas. Huffer,
Wednesday eveniug by Kev. E. N.
Tompkins. They leave Saturday morn
ing for Cheyenne, Wyoming, their
future home. The Chief extend con
gratulations. The Degree of Honor of which
Miss Llllie Huffer is an honored mem
ber, gave her a shower of different
things at the hail on Monday evening
Different kinds of games were played.
She received many handsome and use
ful dishes and linen. A lunch was
served which was enjoyed by all. All
left wishing Miss Huffer much joy and
happiness in her new life which she
intends to take.
In as much as this city will have
hundreds of visitors here on the Fourth
we should put our best foo forward
aud make our homes as cheerful and
pleasing as possible. We therefore
ask all persons to act with us to make
the entire city clean aud presentable.
All front yards, alleys, terraces etc.,
will look mucli better if freshly cut
und raked. If every oue twlll act in
unison with this committee we can
show our visitors the prettiest little
city iu the state of Nebraska.
- Over t!00 people taken advantage of
the special train which was run to
Blue Hill from this place on Sunday
in order to see the two ball games
which wore played there. The ama
ture game between Red Cloud und
Blue Illll resulted in a score of 7 to 8
iu fuvor of Red Cloud ; and was a far
belter game thuu the state league
game between Hastings aud Columbus
which wus won by Hastings by a score
of U to 11. However, all the fans
seemed satisfied they had received
their money's worth.
COWLES
Frank Cowden passed thru Cowlc
Wednesday.
Mis. Bernice Mallick was iu Re
Cloud Tuesday.
Henry Keeney and family autoed to
Hastings Tuesday.
Mr. Glebe was down from Blue Hill
Wednesday evening.
Jack Waller and Nick Thomas took
in the ball game at Superior Tuesday.
Ed Koou is taking a vacation in
Denver this week. He expects to be
back home Saturday.
Tile Cowles aud Rlverton base ball
teams are to play at the Cowles xball
park (today) Ihursday.
The school district of Cowles is no-
iug to vote on the bond question
whether they want to build u new
school building Thursday.
C. W. Fuller, Lewis Fuller and
Freddie Fuller came in from Lincoln
Wednesday in their auto. Thev renoit
a rain from Lincoln down.
Horace Morse left for the sand hill
country Wednesday. Horace has a
section of land iu the sand hill coun
try which he is holding for speculation.
The enterprising firm of Wells & Me
Taggart have sold fourteen binders
this summer. This looks like the
farmers around here expect to harvest
something.
Seward Brubaker, who has been
workiiiK iu the Chalmers' factory for
the last two years, has arrived iu
Cowles and Intends to stay here lu
the future.
Chas. Ollyviu purchased a new Ford
car at Bennett's Garage Saturday.
Charles may occupy more than his
share of the road for a while but he
will soon straighten out the kinks.
Conditions Ideal
Poultry fanciers 'cannot find more
Ideal conditions for their, industry
thau iu Nebraska. So declare Dr.
Luther P. Luddeu who has taken a
keen interest in the affairs of the state
poultry association. The first organ,
izatiou was in Pawnee City iu 1850
and the society has bad a steady and
consistent growth since that time,
Wild West Pictures
See the gieat lul Ranch Real Wild
West pictures nt the TEPEE luwi
Monday evening one night ouly.
Three reels of the wonderful 'seenee
of western life taken on the famous
101 ranch.
Cowgirls and cowboys In real con
tests for supremacy over real out-la u
horses, the champions of the Chey
enne and Oklahoma tournaments.
The Real Wild WestCheyeniie Hough
Riders. 1
Nothing like It has ever been shown
here In pictures. Our word for it, you
will find it great.
One night only Monday, June ,10th.
First show at 7:30. adv
Base Ball Association
Makes Public Statement
Superior, Juue 23, Uilll.
To the People of Superior, Nuckolls
and stu rounding Counties:
Superior is proud of Its name aud
proud to be known far and wide as u
live up-to-date city and that the action
of a few, backed by a legal subterfuge
that no man of houor would ever dream
of resorting to, causes us with the
deepest regret to apologize for the
treatment hown to the mauy strang
ers visiting our city for the ball game
Sunday.
The following are the facts of the
baseball position here act! we leave It
to the fair judgment of all to decide
whether the majority Bhall rule or not.
As Is well known our grounds are
situated close to the heart of the citj
and when Sunday games were request,
ed from the Association, in deference
to the wishes of a few, it was decided
to hold the games outside of the de
limits. During the last week in May a ma
jority of the County Commissioners
informally gave the required legal per
mission, confirming it on May .11 at a
special meeting, and ou Sunday June
1 a game was p ayed. The following
week the commissioners dlscoveied
their special meeting was irregular
and requested our Association to pre
sent a petition at their next regulai
meeting, June 17, signed by the major
ity of the voters of Beaver Precinct
when they would formally give tlieii
consent. A petition signed by 47(i
voters out of an elcctutaiu of slightly
over Co I was presented as requested
aud th( h tliev decided to take uo act
lou,. '
Iu thr meantime upon the strength
oi wie womise oi tne lommissloiicis
this Association had widely advertised
the game for Sunday, Juue J'S2, und
when ttfe failure to fultil their promise
became known, steps were at once
taken to have the games played iu
Kansas in which state wo tire advised
there is no law against Sunday base
ball unless it is declared u nuisance by
the surrounding community, lu iuii
case tlie games were to be played iu a
field far'awav fiom any house.
The first uamc between CniieonHu
and Lalvreneo was played without
question but upon the appeal mice ot
the State League teams, the shuiiff
from Kansas Informed the Association
he had warrants for the arrest of all
the League playcis and If bontls wciu
given for their release lie would con
tinue to an est them repeatedly as fast
as they came to bat.
As Is well known anyone can be ai
res ted ou any trumped up charge and
the only remedy the victim has is to
afterwards sue for damages for wrong
ful itn est. In this case the only ob
ject was to stop the game and iu doing
this these Christian gentlemen who
preach but do not piuuMce "Inotherly
love" weie successful but we leave
their uuiisunl action to the judgment
of others.
We were then advised if the game
was played free of charge iu Nebraska
we were complying with the law und
accordingly transferred the game to
our home grounds. Here the same
tactics were gone through with aud as
a consequence the game was called off
as it is not aud uevcr has been the in
tention of the Association to do any
thing contrary to the law or the wish
es of the majority. Uufortunately the
baseball law is new tills year aud no
two lawyers have the same opinion
about it. We.do not care to subject
our audience to the farce of a contin
uous arrest of pluyers in order that we
might test the law at some future date
but we are immediately taking steps
to have a city election at the earliest
possible dato to decide whether or n
tho games shall continue on om- home
grounds and wo respectfully ask tho
voters of Superior to give their judg
incut on election day.
Wu are. indee'd sorry to air our fam
ily differences but we feel that iu jus
tice to our Association and the good
name of Superior all tho fuels should
be known and we aie sure those who
live iu towns (aud who have experi
enced tho difficulties where a few
narrow minded creatures not worthy
of the name of men, try to run the
affairs of nil Irrespective of the wishes
of the majority) will appreciate our
position In the present case.
Superior Baseball Association,
Celebrate the Fourth in Red Cloud.
",,M",,''BssssaawaBiaaMaaaBMaaawaaaBaaaaaMweMMMMMBM
eseses esescsvw
THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS FOR
THF MfiTHFtK OP S
Red Cloud
We wan't you to tee our line of Spragues
Wain Suitt for your boys aid the faaous
K. & E. Waists
Wash Suits 50c to $2.50
Wash Waists 50c to $1.00
The most practical and economical drew
a 1 11 aft 1
I
s
s
for ooyi ever aengnea. come ana tee
them. It will oav vou. .. ?
15he
CoaidenaleyClotningGo.
r
s
s
RED CLOUD'S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS
Hllii. .iirill
Three cows aid a
DE LAVAL
will make more money than
four cows with gravity setting
Thousands upon thousands of cow owners have already proved
this statement; any experienced dairyman will verify it for you.
With such a big saving It Is hard to understand why any cow
owner should try to get along without a De Laval Cream Separator.
If you are selling cream or making butter, and have no
separator, or else an Inferior machine, we know If we could put
a De Laval on your place we would be doing you a personal favor.
If you haven't a separator don't make the mistake of starting
with a "cheap" or Inferior machine. When you do buy a separator
as sooner or later you surely will be sure to get the best the
De Laval. Remember, you can't make money by trying to save
money In the purchase price of a cream separator. A De Laval
costs only a little more than the cheapest and will save you twics
as much and last five to ten times as long as other separators.
GEO. TRINP
RED CLOUD
0i
ft
0
ft
tf
ft
0i
ft
ALSO
Eggs, Butter Cream,
and Feed of
Highmat Market Price
iiv
S&fei
)V MbW -T1
FOR FURNITURE
GO TO THE
Furniture Store
ED. ANACK
Licensed Undertaker in Nebraska and Kansas
ALL THK
)WV
and Vicinity I
S9wva
lit.. .i(ll
CREAM
SEPARATOR
DEALER IN
Parity. Hides, Flour j
All Kinds.
Paid For Your Stuff
TA
OLD RELIABLE t
PHONCm-
vAI
N
I r
". !l
ij
1
f ji
:
m
1
i ai
I M
. 1
ni.
r
a
If
lf rj
tf
r - f iCSu,1mm
mM nojtrtfM
w3mui jv m ,-aite.t! MHMw.w,i?mm