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NORTH 1NAVALE
Mist .IjmhiIo Miner was vlsitliiK
fih-ndsln Inuviilo Haturduv. ,
Frank Milliner win In Inavulo on
business Friday of hist weelt.
Miss Dolilo Dloltenson his none to
' MeCooh t attend hleji m'IiooI.
Dr. CiIkIumi whs in Iiliivulo mi
professional business .Saturdny.
Mrs J. T. Rutledno nml son Roy
wore hhoppliiK In R'd (Mouil Tuosbiy.
Arthur I).ivis fioni Unton, Now
Mex 0 , was visiting with his parents h
few days.last week.
Newton Erhnrt shipped cur of
entile and one or hogs to Kansas City,
Mo., ou Sunday.
Mrs. W. K.Reati was lu Red Cloud
on Tuesday ami Wednesday of tills
week huvinK some dental work doiie.
Among those who iittcndeil the
teacher's meeting at Guide Rook on
Saturday wore: Miss May Dlekerson,
Frank Kilscnbnok, Noble Lund, Miss
I'etersoti and Misc. Irtuu Rruco.
George .Morrow and C. L. Wlokwlie
have gone to Florida and expect to buy
a farm a pleeo If it looks good to them.
As thoy are both very thorough In
ngrleiilltire no doubt they will make a
Mieeess of the ptofssloii.
GARFIELD
Fine w cither again alter two weeks
of blustery bad weal her.
A nice lot"cif leu was pot up In the
.neighborhood last week.
Al Smith and family weie pleasant
callers at Fred Harris' Sunday.
Fete McKlhuucy was on the slo.k list
u few davs last, weak but i'l better now.
Mrs. Cl.ua Sullivan from McOook U
vWlllin; her mothor Mrs. Litlsii Alios
this week.
lloorgu Smith, (Iny Haines and .Will
Fisher attended the. Odd Fellow's lodge
Monday night.
L (3. King or llibbon, Nebraska, is in
Garfield visiting with his folks and old
neimuhitancos. V
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, ..Frank Aiuaok, who has been sick Tor
tho.past two weeks, is able to be out
anil urittiud again.
'Uteiiry Wiggins has moved ou the.
Kaioy ranch and Will Hun Is has mov
ed down by (lulde Rock.
Smith Hros., hauled in a ear of hogs
Tuesday to Red Cloud and shipped
them to til. .loo Wednesday.
Will Smith of Iuavale was on wind
mill row Tuesday, lie hauled down a
load of stuff and is moving ou the
George Coon place.
Mrs. George Harris left for iv visit
with her mother and trlends In
Colorado on Saturday evening and now
George goes around with a long face.
ROSEMONT
Phtlcnclo Faucett visited at the Cure
home Sunday.
Ileury Runt jer was a passenger to
. Rlue Hill Thursday.
1 Mrs R. Allen was a pa&seuger to
Lawrence Saturday. '
Low Ratigcrt Is helping-John Uoos
reshlnglu his house
Miss Pearl Sheers was a passenger
to Ulue IHU Monday.
Miss F.thel Wilght spent Sunday at
the W. It. Shirley home.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Hudson visited
, their son pllver Saturdny.
Mr. RutledgK oft ho Raker's Medicine
company was lu town Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Dcrro returned Tuesday
Jiom a two weeks visit in Fairlleld,
Mr. nnd Mrs Stiu Junius and Stella
visited the former's parents Tuesday.
K. K. Haas lud another attack of
appendicitis Sunday but Issoino better
now.
r TJrtico Laird and Oliver Hudson
niade it business trip to Blue Hill Frl.
-doy.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rurton visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. .Wright,
Tucidiiy.
Alia and John Room of Rladeu visit-
- ed their mothor, Mrs. M. Hargman,
Tuesday.
Vella Wright, Clause Rose Jr., and
xLee Crawford, werepassengovs to Law-
"ronce Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Autuburn
vtsluyl the formor's sister Mrs. A. l
Krause Tuesday.
A. Churches rotnmod to Tecumsoh,
Nebr., Monday after a two weeks visit
with friends bore,
Mr. Uncus of the "Continental Fire
Insurance Company was In town on
business Thursday.
Roll OiiIkkIo went to Wray, Colorado,
Thursday for a few weeks visit with
his brother Charley.
Several of the llluo Illll business
men wore visitors Tuesday and also at
tended the II. Runtjor sale,
'llarrlson Autuburn, C. Shirley, O
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Moonls and Charley (lutl rlo were paok
lug lee for A F. Krnuiu Wednesday.
Jj Arthur Suliley, Vella Wright, Char
S" ley Siniicj, 1'oari hlieers, lMd McCliire
ami I' ay iSteven.s took supper ni air.
au 1 .Mis. F. .Stevens Sunday.
Arthur and that ley Shirley hnvo
tradeil iiMitfe of their lop huguy for the
proiicherVcarrhigc oil iieoouui of only
having unu team and two girls,
Little Rlhel Hudson, daughter of
Mr and .Mrs, O. Hudson, fell from hut'
hluh chair on ihu stove and herlously
burned her head and hands Friday.
A surprise llirthday party was given
ou Mrs, Henry Lauipiuau Monday
evening. The evening was spent. In
playing games. All departed at n lute
hour wishing her m my more happy
birthdays.
There win ii filial (jiitheiing at K.
K. Haas' Siiiut'duy evening. The
evening was spout lu playing games
and dancing. Refreshments were serv
ed at twelve o'cioelc and all departed
for home after spoudlng a very pleas
ant evening.
LOGAN. KAS.,
Frank Graham from Vranklln, Nebr.,
Is visiting ids boys who lire near Mt.
Hope
Jim Uouldle's two girls who weie
dangerously ill for about ten days are
now almost w 1'.
, .Mm Oouldio purchased 9 cows nt the
Harvey Womlerly sale which cost him
the price of 87 a pleeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kveiott Myers and J
C. Williams were the guests of the Mo
Coole llros , last Sunday.
Jo-eph Devlin south east of Womer
shipped a earleail of hogs to Kansas
City one day last week, lie arrived
home last Friday.
Sanka Homier fioni llaiitivville.
Colo., urilvtd bote last Sunday to'make
au extended visit with his folks who
loidu southeast of, Womer.
Miner Spurrier arrived home from
KutiMiHCity last Saturday after selling
a carload of hogs which netted him
the liiiiuh'Oini! sum of SK!50.
Mrs. A. Leidabrand and her sou Jim
aio ill with the lagiippe this week,
also Johuiu Uoulille's eldest boy ami
.Mis. F.iiiinu Dunne. Dr. Mitchell of
Red Cloud and Dr. Morrison of Smllh
Center are the attending physicians.
The Publiu Sale of Ihu voy Wonder-
ly'n which onmo oil ou the foro part of
last week near the slate line was well
attended mid everything sold at good
prices. Horses sold frmu $7o to 3150.
cows from$0 to $00, brood oow al the
rate of 15 cents a pound.
The entertainment given at the
Fnirviow school house in South Paw
ueo ou lasl Friday niht was a great
sweets. The young ladles of the Paw
nee Aid Society got up u most elabor
ate and well arranged program, every
element which was carried out in a
most creditable maimer. The dia
logues and recitations were character
istic of much taste and culture and
elicited great apnhuiso from the
audience. The music, both vocal and
Instrumental, in like maimer was lu
every instance of high character and
containing much melody. The school
children also It is woll to note acquitt
ed themselves in a most elegant man
ner in their methodical style In sing
ing and reciting which reflects great
credit ou their energetic teacher Miss
Ethel Million.
. COWLES
O. (5. Holt was unending to business
In Hastings Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hurd expects to
move back, on the farm in n shoil
time.
Mrs .las. McOrldu Is spending a few
days visiting friends in .llladcn thih
week.
Fred 'Gund was down from Rlue
Illll Tuesday looking ufter business
matt urn.
John Real was a passenger to Hast
ings Monday. His wife N lu the sniiii
tarlutn Chore.
Jesse France was quite sick the fore
part of the week but Is much bettor lit
this writing, lie was threatened with
Pneumonia.
Mrs. Cora Rerry of Rallyvllle, Kas.,
came in Saturday for a short visit with
her mothor Mis. Morse and her sisters
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Rennet t.
J. It. Motter left for Staplcton, Ne-
biaska, where ho is looking for a
location. Wo understand he has sold
his property hero to Ren Thomas,
P. A. Omul name homo fioni Wash
ington, 1). C, Tuenday where bu has
been looking after business matters
lelatlvu to the Lumbormeu'h Associa
tion. Dave Paul and son Rd Paul left for
Kansas City Monday where they ex.
poet to be gotio a week or ten days,
Dave Paul Is taking treatment for his
eyes.
The Cowlos Rand will give n Concert
at tho M. K. churoh Feb. '.'!. Kvery
onutln4 can possibly come, do so and
cticouragn the boys. You will be well
repaid for your trouble.
NORTH R1VERTON
Spring weather now.
Leroy Rennetts spent Sunday with
Ueo. Marshalls,
Theio vill tie a wedding In Jhls com
munity .mm",
loll u Put ton's children have the
mumps at piesetit.
Mr. Ri iggs butcheted M o n d a y
Floyd Di.nkir helped him.
Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Smith aio the
proud tmtehti of a baby girl.
Lawrence Shliicumu sawed wood for
Pony and Roy Buniiutt Tuesday.
Mr. Kindig has been on the sick list
the lait few days. Rut Is feeling some
better.
Frank Stanley has began moving
machinery over to tho farm he bought
list fall..
Charlie Smith Is building a new
barn on his farm this week. P O.
Dennett Is helping.
From all reports tho debut" on
"Farmers' Unions" between Matthews
and Shitt wus all one sldcd'in favor of
Mr. Slatt.
Luetic Danker camo home Friday
evening from Rlverton where she Is
attending school nnd spent the week
end with hor parents,
Floyd Daggett was the winner In a
wrestling match with Sell at Macon
Monday. It took him ouo hour and
ten minutes to win the first fall and
ten minutes for f lie last.
The Story o?
Every Child
Is A Story Of
Growth and Chance
A change too gradual and
subtle for even the watchful
eye of a mother to detect, or
for memory to recall.
Only in pictures can the
story bo told and a record of
the childish features and ex
pressions kept for all time.
A good photograph now and
then will mean everything to
yon, and to them, in after
years.
Stevens Bros, s m
NOTICE TO BIBUSRS.
Notlt'o Is hereby Klvcn that sealed proposals
will ho received ill the olllco of the County
Clerk, lied Cloud, Nebraska tor tho moving
of the present Court limine to a point l'J01ect
Went ol present location and placed tin a
temporary foundation, county to furnish
matiria'l (or foaU'datlon, bidder to preform
all labor and tarnish all material except as
herein provldid. .
Said court houso to' bo removed not later
than April 1st, I'JI I. lildder to furnish bond
la tho sam of 7)0.00 to secure nnd Insure tho
preformanceoftliocondltlonsof tbecontract
If awarded.
All bids to boon lllo with tho County Clerk
not later than February Z, 11)1 1 nt 12 noun,
Hy order of the County Commissioners.
(Sen!) K. W. ItOSS
County Clerk.
by J.J. Gnrbcr, Dep
In the tounty Court of Webster County.
Nebraska.
State of Nebraska
Webster County
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In tho matter of tho estate of Amos Gust,
Deceased.
CUKMTOHS OKSAIDKSTATB will take
NOTICK, that tho tlmo limited for presenta
tion nnd mingof claims against tho inino is
September &th, 1914; nnd for tho payment of
debts Is KebruitryOth 11)15. that I will sit at tho
county courtroom In snld county on tho 7th
dny of September, UIH, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
to receive, oxnmtne, hear, nllow, or adjust
all clnlms and objections duly tiled.
Dated this Oth dny of February, A. P., 1UI4.
(Seal) A. 1). lt.NNKV,County .ludKo
NOTICE.
ToMaisik Williams, Non-iiksidiint
llKI'KNDANr:
You are hereby notlilcd that on tho :ilst
day of October IIU.'I Walter V. WlllaniK, llled
a pi'lltUm imnlnst .vouln the dlsti let court of
Webster County, Nebraska, thu object and
prayer of which are to obtain n dlvorco from
you on I ho ground that you hnvo willfully
nlmndonedand deserted tho plulutltr with
out Just eausn for thotcrm of two years last
past. You nro rniulrctl to answer said poll
tlon on or Iwfore Monday tho ICth day of
March ltill.
Dated this February 3, 1H1 1.
W.VI.TKU W. Williams, plalntlir.
Hy I.. II. Illackliihie, hit attorney.
Notlco apjirovei).
Harry H. I)uni;iu'
Jmlgool tho District Court.
DOYLE BROS.
Live Stock uml General Auctioneers
IIOTII IMlONKf.
Red Cloud
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E. A. Creighton,
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EYE, NOSE AND THROAT
CONSULT TION I-'REB
Widow's Pfnslon.
The reoent act of April 10th, 1908
Kives to all soldiers' widows a pension
812 per mouth. Fred Mauror, the at
orney, has nil necessary blanks.
Substitution
Has Pkyed r
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aa.vuiu
with ninny it family's most cherl-h
Ished, long planned home because
they followed the advleo of -ome
one-Idea builder who thought per
haps to Improve upon Nature's own
tiled and tested material lumber.
The timet to guard against disap
pointment Is at the start. Look
mound and investigate tho frame
houso4 that have boon standing for
as many as thlily yoarsnnd compare
them with those constructed of
other materials Time alone Is the
real tst of home building materials,
becmiso you don't build a home
every ten yeais, and few people can
afford to experiment with fads or
theories. After making your com.
parlsons como in and see tho nice,
bright lumber wc have In stock and
lot us toll you in actual figures
what a good frame house will cost
you today. Real facts are deadly to
substitution.
"There's No Place Like Home"
Saucers Bros.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
DR, DEARDORF
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate Chicago Veterinary College
IWELVi: YK.UI3 HXIT.r.lKNCK
AT HAII,KY'S TIB BARN
fifed Cloud -:- Nebraska
FIRE
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THE ALARM is a dreadrul thing
OF FIRE for the man without
Insurance. Every time ho sees the
cngiuos racing along his heart comes
up in his throat if the fire is anywhere
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken economy.
THE COST OF" is so small that It
INSURANCE need hardly be
considered. The freedom from worry
alone is worth it many times over
Have us insure you to-day.
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
Dr. J. C Caldwell
PHYSICIANS SURGEON
Callo Answered Day or Night
OIllroTclphoncs: llell.,:; I ml. mo.
lies. Telephones: Jicll, Kfil'iTJ; lml. ICO.
Office Over N. A. Albright's Store
Red Cloud, -:- Nebraska
J. H. EklilflGEK
Generar Auctioneer
Recommendations- My
Former Customers.
Write or Phone
Red Cloud, - IJebr.
CAMP
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CHIROPRACTOR
Red Cloud, -s- Nebraska
Socond House North ot I. O. O. P. Htl
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Spinal" Analysis Free
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GHARST &
PUBE,BgB) SOW SALE
Tho Messis .1. Obftrst and A. N Waeehtcr will lell at Public
Auction at the Unison Ram in Rivet ton, Nubr., rain or shtue.-on
Thursday, March 5th, 1914
COMMENCING AT 1 f. M.
The following draft of cholca Thoroitghbied Poland China Sows
t and Hoars: G matured Sows to farrow from March 10 to May 10;
8 Fit 1 (Jilts all bred to tarriNw from March IS to April IS. The
above Sow ami (Silts cholera immune. 127 Spring (Jilts bred to
lariow last irom March 13 to May IB; 12 August Gilts tired to far
low lastof May or Ilrsf of .Jum All this stuff is tired to one or
the oib',r of us four i.h good hoars as tho country twin produce.
W.. also ollVr two August boar-, of extra good breeding. Catu
IngiiM now leiulv unto for one.
TERNS OF SALE Cash or bankable
Gharst &
E T. Rasmu86on, Clerk.
CaAW
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A Trip Through
Th& Big Horn Basin
Will be the next land folder issued by the Burlington and will
be ready for distribution about February 2oth.
VALUABLE INFORMATION: This new folder will con
tain much valuable information not exaggerated statements
about what a few good farmers have produced, but information
about what a large number of farmers have accomplished under
ordinary conditions,
THE NEW RAILROAD just now being completed, to
the south, connecting the Big Horn Basin with Denver, Omaha,
and other eastern markets will make this folder especially in
teresting. Write for it todav. It is ft nnH mntnino n .im-rtn
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map of the Big Horn Basin.
Staple
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of your meals.' Fresh goods
added to our stock every
week. ! Are you one of
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mers? If not, we solicit
a trial order.
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