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FENCE POSTS
NOW IS THE TIME
Tennesse Red Cedar Rounds
Wisconsin White Cedar Quarters, Halves
and Rounds
"Inquire About the 'Bull Dog' Fence Anchor"
THE MA LONE-A VERY CO.
"Let Us Solve Your Fence Post Worries"
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Dress Goods
Shepherd Checks
Epingalino ,
Coverts
Crepes
Silks
We are showing
all the new shades
in Crepes - Poplins
RoscoeP.WeesnerSCo,
OUR experience in vision testing enables"
us to correct your eyes with scientific
accuracy. We specialize in the most modem
. forms of spectacles and eyeglasses, including
the popular Toric and Kryptok Invisible Bifocal
Lenses. It will be a pleasure to demonstrate
for you the superior merits of these lenses b
our patented
You will admit that Fits-U's are the most com
fortable and best-looking glasses you ever saw.
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Jeweler and Optometrist
Easter Calls For the Newest
Sunday, April 4th is Easter
It is a dress-up occasion -Have you
your wearing apparel ready?
IF NOTmmBUY NOW
LADIES' SPRING COATS
In our coats you will find propriety
above all things styles that are
neither extreme nor obscure.
LADIES' SPRING SUITS
Distinctively designed. Beautifully
tailored. Just a few new numbers
left but they are good ones.
White Goods
A most beautiful display of
all the new weaves
Lace Cloth
Rice Cloth
Seud Voile
Splash Voile
Embroidery
Crepes, Etc.
A Newsnter That fllves The News
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, MAHCII 25, 15.
Another Old Pioneer
Is Laid At Rest
J. C. Wolfe, one of Webster county's
pioneers, died at Havelock Saturday at
the home of his son, S. O. Wolfe, after
a short illness of three days. Mr.
Wolfe had boon visiting hia boh there
since Christmas and his remains were
brought to this city Monday for burial,
lie was botn in Ohio, .lun, 7, 1833 and
was 82 years, 2 months and 13 days old
at the time of his demise. He moved
ti Indiana and in 185!) was united in
marriage ' Martha A Grlswold and
to this union were born three daugh
ters and seven sons. His wife proceed
ed him to the grave freveral years ago.
Mr. Wolfe moved to Nebraska In 1871
and in 1873 he came to Webster county
Hiid luts made his home here ever since.
He joined the Christian church fifty
vtii's ago and bus ,beon an nctlvo mem
ber ever since. The funeral was held
at the Christian church Tuesday after
noon. Rev. Iliiiniiu'l preached the
seiinou and Rev. lieebe assisted. In
terment took place in the city ceme
torv. Four sons-Sehuyler (5., of Have
lock; Frank 11., of Red Cloud: Frod (1 ,
of Sutton and John Wolfe cif this city
and one daughter, Mrs. Mat tie Uecd of
Hastings, also sixteen grand .children
and two great grandchildren' are left
to mourn his demise.
MUSICAL PROVES RARE TREAT
The musical given by Prof. Bel, ami
,hls orchestra under the auspices of the
Itt'il uiontl baud in tlio opera House last
Friday night was u greitr, treat. The
house was- full and everyone was en
thusiastic In his praise of all the num
bers Fiticliore after enchore was giv
en which plainly showed the delight, of
the. audience. K ioh and every number
, was greatly appreciated and' greeted
with genuine applau-o. T h e b-iiid
(hoiild plan for another performance
in the near future and we are Hiiro
,that they would have another full
house.
flosiecy
Gloves
Flfty - twt Weeks Each Year Far Sf.50.
County Commissioners
Held Meeting Tuesday
RedUi.oijo, March 2.1, 11(15.
Hoard of County Commissioners of
Webster County met pursuant to ad
journment. Members present T. J.
Chaplin, W. G. Hoffman, Grant Shld
ler, Paul Storey and Floyd McCall,
Cliuli miin of said hoard.
Motion made and seconded that the
County Attorney proceed immediately
and collect from School District No. 1!
the sum of 11.10 for the old court liouso
building purchased from Webster
County by Secretary of School Dlst.
No. 'i Motion can led.
In the matter of sealed bids for the
construction of bridges, culverts, re
enforcing rods of all sizes filed by the
following named companies, viz
Omaha Structural Steel Co. of Onmhii,
Nebr., Khmer Mfg Co, Dubuque,
Iowa, Thu Millard IJridge Co , 'Lansas
City, Mo., IMatt & Frees, Ketl Cloud,
Neb., now coming on for investigation.
Said bids vveie opened and compared,
after a carclul comparison and Investi
gation of said bids. It was moved and
scuouded that all bids be and uio heie
by rejected Motion carried.
In the matter of Road Petition of
Frederick Farner of Heavor Creek pre
cinct The committee appointed to
investigate road in said Denver Crcelc
pri'clnct reports no progro-s in said
invostlgatiou and ask for an o.vtcutiou
of time in which to make suid Investi
gation. On motion time wits extended
to next meeting of Hoard.
The clniiiiiiiii of the bou'd appointed
the bridge committee of commissioner
district No 5 to meet with Nuckolls
county t.oaid to devise plunij, by which
thu drainage un the public road en
cunnty line between the. countiea of
Nuckolls and Webster at the northeast
q tarter of section 21-19, Webster
county, cuu he taken care of and report
to the county board of Webster county
the mult of said meeting.
On motion thu following claims wen
audited and allowed- and tho clerk au
thorized and instructed to druw war
rants on their respective funds in pay
ment of same, viz:
Uiidge claims:
W. V. Lockhart $ 12 25
Win McCord 2100
A. E. S:rong & Co 7 01
C. M. Wilson 95 75
Wells & MeTaggart 98 81
Comity farm fund:
J.C. Caldwell 900
K. A. Crcighton 2G 00
Koehler& Twedalo Co 8 60
Miner Bros. Co 12 51
James Peterson 3G 00
F. G. Turnurc & Son 7 78
Iloscoe P. Weesnor & Co 31 58
General fund:
J. O. Cutler 1195
Charles Brubakcr 11 50
Wm. Galbraith 2 00
O. J. Kailey 17 GO
Clarence Kizir 1 50
J. A. Mc Arthur 5 80
Geo. II. Oveiing 32 50
C.E.Putnam, secretary 25 00
L. C. Peieiger, secretary 25 00
A. D. Itanney 25 05
Annio Belle Spanogle 45 76
A. E. Strong & Co 5 00
Grant Shidler 20 10
Geo. G.Hart 100
It. B.Fulton 7 25
C. E. Vaughan 7 50
E. McBride.... 4 25
J. It. Horn 175
On motion board adjourned to meet
April 27, 1915.
The .New Hardware Store
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As Spring is now hero wo would liko
to liavo you call and look over our
Garden Tools. Wo carry nothing but
tho bebt aud our prlcos aro right. Wo
also havo a nice lino of Oil Stoves,
Kitchen Cabinets, Washlug Machines,
Cook Stoves, Sewing Machines aud
most anything in tho hardware- lino.
George W. Trine.
FatMiis Idahe Apples '
Now selling from car at Red Cloud
for 80 centu and up. adv
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You
Wish
To See
We Have
The "Up - to -
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The
iXi Spring House Cleaning Will
Be on Hand in a
U' Few Days
Y ou WILL NEED a new Rug
for the parlor or some part of
the house. "We have an exception-
ally large lino to select from in all
G sizes.
Also have a nice line of Linoleum
just arriving with some of the new
patterns.
Call In And See Them
H THE PRICE IS RIGHT
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer and Furniture Dealer.
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FOR RENT A good 5-room house
Hutchison & Saladen, adv
20 porcent discount on Wall Paper
and Paint B. S Garbor.
We hear that b quiet game of poker
was broken up Saturday evening by
some ono throwing a brick thru tbo
window and thus broke up the game.
NUMBER 13
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The New Styles In
Hats
Caps
Sh
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AND
Furnishings
We will be very
glad to show them
Them All In
Now" Shades
STOREY
Clothier
Urlng in your cream and buy coal.
J. O. Cildwell.
WANTED A good steady gentle
manly salesman to handle a Ward's
wagon in Webster County. No experi
ence needed. For full particulars
write promptly to Dr. Ward's Medical
Company, Wiuona, Mlun. Established
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