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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1914)
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H . 3C3 Your Duty To Your Family is not only save for a rainy day, but to Safeguard Your Savings. YOU CANT LOSE if you deposit in this bank, because wc operate under the State Guaranty Law, and every dollar is protect ed by the State Guaranty Fund. Besides that, this bank is sound and safe and conservatively managed your money here would be safe without the State Guar anty, but with the added protection, you simply can't lose no matter what happens. WEBSTER COUNTY BANK, RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA MONUMENTS . ,. WANTED FOR 1 t " ? DeeoFation Day Should Be Ordered Now For The Best High Grade Memorials r: Consult 0VERIJ1G BHOS. & GO. Red Gload, --ss ' Nebraska V'V'WWV'W There is no Closed Season for AKINfi It is the "all-the-year-around" sport, and you can carry a Kodak anywhere. Easy to use and every part of the work can be done in daylight. HorinKs, $5.00 to Sfll.00 Brownies, $1.00 to 12.00 All the now goods ironvKo dak City in stock. Newhouse Optomotrkit nu I Jovolir. s y wa wv iww rt 'wvsv y -- -k 939399-9939 fe 'W (I) m m m ' m 9) & m to to to to to to to to ffy S ? WEDDING BELLS RING m i ARNOLD SlinON Last week Mr. Arthur Aruoltl, son of Mrs. A. Arnold, living' west of Inn vale, and Miss Pearl Sutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harney Sutton, who live on Indian Creek, went to Lincoln nnd wore married at that city. These young' people, are well and favorably known in this vicinity, mid the Chief along with the-jr many friends, wish" them much joy and happiness. OJISJSTEDE-DfiTOUR On Tuesday at noon at the Catholic, church occurred the wedding of, two of Guide Hocks popular young folks, Miss Manila Ohmstedc, daughter of Commissioner Garret Ohmstodo and wife, and Mr. Alliert DcTour, son of LeolVronrand wife, father Fllagoruld oniciutliij,'.' The bride is one of Guide liock'a illioleest young ladles and Is a graduate ot the high suhool ut that- piaoo. She lms taught school for a number of years in thi? county and has a' wide circle of neqalntiuices. . The groom is one ot Guide Hack's Ruhstantiivl and. coining young men and is adiulrdd for his good qualities. The Chief along with their many friends wish them much joy ami hap pinuH-i. . Card of Thanks. The fiuully and rolatives of the late J lYed It. I'lumh.wlsh to thauk the , neighbors and f riduds who so kindly ' assisted them during their great trou-' hie and bereavement, and especially those who contributed tho beautiful flowers, I ApiSfcSM' . lfeA&lM?nlwlRflK ..n i---.l aHa a- -t:r--- (,;ivi 7HfflL 4ii 'wit: ivw rr jl.i. iiri..r ,.. :- iwi2. "-; . t-ct.s ibmb ' lsssi wbl. i HaTr- ! i -frr . .zt. n , x 4 Newspaper That fllvcs The News RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, AIMUL 3l, J!M. New Council Now in Power On Tuesday morning the old council closed its career, and Mayor Saundprs and Aldermen P W. (Jowden und J. U. CranH retired, and Mayor Damcrell and Mesara Frank Perry und J. O. Caldwell took their vacant chalip. The old coun cil is entitled to much prniBe for the efficient work accomplished during the year. They have certainly put the city on herfeet financially nnd this paper feels proud of their work. Wc also feel that the new council will go for ward in the same manner, and wo look forward with much hope for the fu ture interests of the city. Here's to the new mayor and city council. They transacted the following busi ness: R.d Cloud, Neb., April 27, '14 , Mayor Saunders. Councilmcn Foe, Crane, Storey and Cowdcn present. Minutes of meetings April 7, 8 arm" 14 read and approved. Moved by Storey and seconded by Cowden that the clerk be instructed to draw a warrant on electric light levy fund nnd a warrant on water and light fund in favor of county treasurer for the purpose of retiring $1600 of bonds Which are optional at this time. Car ried. f Moved by Cowden and seconded by Storey that a warrant be drawn In favor of the Atlas Engino Co., for $69, for one half boiler front. Carried. ,; Report of finance.committe, checking city clerk and city treasurer read and adopted. Report of boiler inspector read and placed on file. C. W. Barrett appeared and offered to sell dirt from telephone Company lot. Moved by Cowden seconded by Storey that we offer Barrett and Mountford 5c per yard for all dirt haul ed in tho two blocks from telephone building. Carried. The following claims were allowed: GuyZItgler $120 00 Cliff Jay 70 00 W. A. Prtlton 70 00 Elmer Vuughan 34-10 O. C.Teel 31 05 5.K. Florance 21100 E. II. Wcbtr 47 00 J. W. Auld, treas 27 00 Hawk-eye Compound Co. 24 96 D. E. Suunders , 100 00 PaulStorey 50 00 F.W.Cowden 50 00 J. D. Crans 20 00 P.J. Munday 25 00 O. C.Teel 56 00 O. D. Hedge 22 00 F. G. Turnure& Son .' 4 80 Geo. H. Overing 6 10 Ottis Leggett '. 3 00 C. S. Wolfe 33 00 School District 2 25 00 Joo Crrr G 00 Chaa Etherton 7 00 UjG. Miller 5 00 S. R. Florance 100 00 Malone Avery Co 10 45 Mr. Gu Wiggins ', 15 75 Grnnt Chrluty...... 05 00 Morhnrt Bros o 85 Harry Strop 2 40 Pope Bros .- G SB Sam M juntford 1 50 Piatt and Frees 27 55 C F. Wnllil) 8 55 Goo. Cluueon 00 30 April 28, 9 A. M. Mayor and councilmcn all present. 'Minutes of previous meeting, 'April 27th, read and approved. Chum of Goo. Clausen $U0 30 nllowoc'. No further Luoii)6uti of this council Mayor Sounders swore in Rjb Damcr ell. and'Councihuan Perry and C&Ulw..;l. Motion to adjourn sine die, Cnrri.M. Special Heaoiou by order Mayor Dam erell called now council to order, Pres ent Foe, Perry, Storoy mid Caldw!l. Spucittl meeting called by nu.ycr, read. Prof. Moritz on behalf of committee of citiseiiB, spoke In rogard to grading license to billiard nr.d pool' hulls for t',t) ensuing yenr. Mayor appointed Perry nnd Foe u FlftytHO lVccks Each Year For $1.50. committee to lix up Slawson dirt haul ing deal. Bond of O. C. Teel for $500 approved. Bon of S. R. Floranco for $10,000 approved. Moved to mlj urn until 4 pm. A special meeting of the council wis convened in the council chamber at 4 p m Tuesday, April 28 Present, Mayor Damcrell, and Alder men Foe. Perry, Storey and Caldwell: A resolution was presented asking for a special election to vote on pool hnllr. Moved by Caldwell and seconded by Foo, that a special election be called for April 30, for tho purpose determining whether wo have pool halls or not. Yeas Caldwell, noeB, FooPerry and Storey. Motion lost. Application of Roberts & Ryan and J. W. Gilbert for license to operate pool hall, wbb granted. Yeas, Foe, Perry, Caldwell and Storey. Council adjourned. Good Flowers To Grow Nebraska furnishes tho Ilower lover a wide choice of varieties even In the districts most nffectcd by drouth. Tho 'orth Platte Experimental Substation bf the Nebraska College of Agriculture. Suggests the following unlncluslve list of shrubs and ornamentals, If given ufllcieat water. Shrubs that have iven good resultB at the Substation ure tamarisk, spiraea Van Houttel.the several kinds of honeysuckles and snow balls, lilacs, mock orange, golden elder,- cut leaf sumac, 'fldwerlng at mo nd, Siberian pea .tree, the' native' flowering currant,-nnd Thunberg bar' berry. Other plants that have proved successful arc the pansy, tulip, peony, dahlia, phlox, and gladiolus, Moro in formation concerning tho growth of flowers, as well as trees, may be secur ed upon npplica tlon for bulletin No. 137 of tho Bulletin department, Uni versity Furm, Lincoln. A SUITS 'WL SHOES? m T,i VjH I 11 For Dress and Work W f) MEN'S Wl y I 8 YOUNG . ' iTfl - 31 S W b j$k W -VTiROUSERS h BOYS' 1 s:- : . I And Children's Mllllil. 'P ' k I Wash Suits '' ' f: .SHIRTS f U s; . . .':. '.'- 8 8" .'., .... . 8 g m , g, Deaths and Funerals AUBISHON. Charles Auhushon died Monday morning at the home of his mother. Mrs. Lahon Aubushou, In Line town ship, lie had been an invalid for sev eral years Ho was one of tho youn ger soul of Lahon ami Hllaboth Auhushon, who wore among the pio neers of the township. His father died several rears ao. leuvliurlhin-im. oftho family largely to tho widowed mother, who boro her burden and assumod her responsibility bravely, nud with rnro wisdom and prudence. Tho young man who has Just passed ftway exhibited in his character and conduct the influence of a wise moth erly guidance, and reflected tho good ness which had superintended his na ture. He was tweutveleht years of age, one of 11 family of five boys and two girls, all born in this county and attaining their maturity on the farm The satisfaction of Quality is remembered lonfc.after the Price is forgotten. ,, Bat we ,go,tep farther, our uialipricejsno higher than you pay elsewhere for Common Stock. . .'. . , . x " r . . . "TALK WITH US THE MALONE NUMBEB 18. their father homostoiidcd in the ourh seventies. The funeral services were liuld iU the M. E. church Wednesday after noon, Rev. Hummbl ofliclatiug. Mcpherson. Mrs. Frances McPhersou, aged 34: pears, wife or Will McPhorson, died Tuesday night at their home south of town, after u short sickness. She wn the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Rathjeti. She leaves, besides her par' cuts, four brothers nud two sisters, a husband and four children to mourn her demise. Tho funeral services will he held at the M E. church on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Hummel ofliclatiug. The berenvod parents,, brothers nnd sisters nnd husband and children have tho sympathy of tho en tire community In their sad hour of bereavement. farm loans Lowest rates, best option. Call for me at State Bank. C. F. Cather. ' cfrftnM i ABOUT LUMBER", . - AVERY CO. H V' I Jl 4& ffl M m w r ft A f'-l iwl fffil '3 V-- A 'A V, m .tm i 'i: i 4 M 'M & m 'v5tf m :J1 4m vi '..' .. ."JfoStffvl mit!&8&EZM r ,-rr:,", a- ft:. i. V. !-,(: y:jfiL I.