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Bulletin of The Week's Doings
Spiing Coats at S") and upBt Miner's.
Get a Statu Spuoti tit Miner Rio. Co.,
fetoie.
Hoy Ilassincot' spout Monday In
Juniata.
The Best of Shoes "Queer. Qtmllty" lit
Miner Bros Co.
Clark Crow spent Sunday in Guide
Hock ith his folhs.
Connie Starke was u passenger to
St. Joe Tuesday moinlng.
A now lino of hammocks just re
ceivedsee them nt Fogel's.
Two sleeping rooms for relit. All
modern. Inquire nt this olllce.
Have you seen those line spring Shoes
and Oxfords at Miner Hros Co.?
J. L Christian returned homo the
last of the week from Kansas City.
Miss Helen Saunders of Kansns City
is visiting trlends in the city this week.
Order your Lettuce, Radishes, Celeiy
and other vegetables from Miuer llros
Co.
J. A. McArthur wns in Long Island,
Has., Monday visiting his sister, Mis.
Carl.
Mi's Ceeile Thornton went to Lin
coln Saturday morning to spend her
vacation.
The Webster County Teachers' Insti
tute will be held at the Court Ilouso
next week.
Our springstock of shoes have arriv
ed and they uro beauties. Tho HI lis
Shoe Store.
Hurry Huirer and wife have moved
into Mrs. J. W. Warren's residence in
tho enst part of town
Farmeis, nc me for Crude Oil. It
will disinfect and clean your hogs of
lice and scurvy. Sam Lludsey adv
Attorney B. W. Stewait re-turned
homo Monday evening from Lincoln
where he had been visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mis Clml Cellatly and her
mother, Mrs. M alone, and sister
Miss Florence, went to Heaver City
Saturday morning.
Mrs. C. E. Cross and children wcut
to Franklin Monday evening to visit
relatives and attend the Academy
commencement e.crcles.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris returned
to their. .lipine at Lltotteld. Tuesday.
They Were called here 'to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Harris which was held
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. ,,W. Nottoge of
. Kuv,oq, MiunusoU&M;re ,1 the" city
this week visiting J W. Bogenrief and
wife Mr. Xottage is editor of The
Republican at that place
Edwaid Hrigham of New York City
will give a song and dramatic recital
at the Christian chtu chThuisduy, June
loth, at 8 p. m. Admission 25 aud 15
ceuts adv.
Dug up by the Atchison Globe: A
bride uud groom boarded a train one
night, and the giootn said to the con
ductoi : "Mister, we want the best ac
commodations on the train for the
night.'' "Looking for a berth, I sup
pose," inquired the cotuluctftr. "A
birth? Thunderatlou, nq!' said the
groom. "We're just married! What
we want is a place to spend the night'',
This
Fur 1Ihm ll.il 1 Ooods go to Fogel's.
George Hums was In Hastings Frl
day. Wh.it about those drinking fouu tnin
for Main sttoe,.V
Kediii'inl prh on trunks suit cases
iniil tnivclliij; big- nt I'ogel's.
Mis. Pied Muubeiry of Scotts Uluffs
is In the city visiting her father Ed.
Atnick
Mis. J. F. liiiims spent the first of
the--week in this city with her sons
Ned and John.
Lloyd Hall of Berkley, California
was In the city the llrst of the week
visiting friends.
Miss Lonlso Schumacher luTt Satur
day night fur Orleans to spend her
vacation with her folks.
Miss Kathryno Burke left tho lust of
tho week for Walnut, Iowa to spotlit
her vacation with her parouts.
Spring Suits! Spring Coats! Spring
Skirts! Spring Press (load! Every
thing new for Spiing at Minor llros.
Co.
Mrs. Ed Oil lard and children of
Naponee spent the, ilrsL of the woek
here visiting hor brother Allen Tulleys
and wife.
Miss Myrtle Bonnor, who tins been
teaching school In South Dakota tho
past year has returned home to spend
her vicatlon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. MolTett and Miss
Irtnii Lindloy of Riverton wore down
Thursday ovetilng attending tho gradu
ating exercises.
A Home Talent play will be given at
the opera hou&a under tho auspices of
the Rpwortli League of tho M. R.
chinch Friday aud Saturday, June 11
aud l'Jth.
The Webster County Institute will
be held Juno 7-12 at Red Cloud, Xebr.
All tencheis who teach In the county
the coming year arc required to at
tend. Gi.HTiinu: L Coo.v, Co Supt.
All mi'inbers of tho A. O. U. W. also
the Degieoof Honor lodge are, request
od to meet at the hall at 10:10 Simitar
morning, June 0, and mm oh to the
Christian church whcie Rev. J. L
lleebc is to conduct A. O. l V. Memor
ial service.
The Tepee Presents
Special Feature
Tho third of the scries of high grade
pictures, which has been shown ut the
Tepee each Monday, afternoon and
evening, for tho past three weeks, was
given on Memorial, Day ? It. was ft
comedy dramivtltjeii, "Old Diitoh,"
andln every way'dfrnieup'to the high
standard established by the other two
pictures of this class, and only words
of praise were heard from allt of the
large crowds who Httciftlfd.W e ,
That the public nppreclatbplctnB
ofthis class, is Miulclcntlv proven by
the large patronage which they at
tiact, and while Manager Warren has
not dcUuatcly decided to contract for
more of this class, we trust that he
may see his way clear to do so.
The fourth aud last of these high
grade pictures under his present con
tract, will bo shown next Monday,
June 7th, afternoon and evening, and
is outitled, "M'liss." It is a five aat
Shubeit feature, with Barbara Ten
nant from a story by Bert Harte. That
it will be uood is a certaiulty. since it
is one of these series of pictures, aud
you will miss a rare treat if you fail to
see it.
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THIS IS A PICTURE
OF THE
FINE SOUVENIR
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STATE SPOONS
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Which Are Being Given Away By
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Miner Bros. Co.
We Have the Spoons Bearing
the Official' Crest of the
Entire 48 States. Yoi
Should Secure at Least
One Set.
Offer Good Untill June 6th
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TEPEE
A 5-ACT SIIUBERT
FEATURE
"M'LISS"
With Barbara Tennant and a
full star company, from the
famous story by Brctc Harte.
MONDAYJUNE 7
Afternoon and
Evening
3 O'clock 9 O'clock
9:30 O'clock
Prices:
Afternoon , Evening
10 and 5 " 15 and 10
Kil Piatt is lu Omnlm this week
Ladles' Suits at Miner saUlO and up
(leo. W. Hutchison went to Columbus
this morning.
Attorney L. II. lllackledge wont to
Lincoln Wednesdoy morning.
The Misses Rose and Irene McOulre
wero in Riverton Monday morning.
Karl Hall and osuar Sattley went to
Omaha Monday night on business.
$50,000 to loan on real estate
siuuirltv. L. 1'. Aliiiiiohi.
Mis. Jas. McUuiro is visiting her
daughter nt Emporlo, Kus , this week
G. Xorberg, Referee In Bankruptcy,
was down fiom Holihego today on
business.
Lost A little boy's navy blue coat
between town and Henry Gllhum's
home Finder please leave same at
Chief oulee.
Mrs. Fort and daughters Mrs. Gin li
enor ntid Mis. Ferguson of Orleans
wero in the city the Hist of the week
visiting friends.
Leonard Reiher and Charles Sherer
returned home f i om Lincoln Wednes
day evening where they have been at
tending the state university.
Comiso Raz.le Da.te, a homo tal
ent onera under the direction of l'rof.
C,M. Llnijsey jittUeopVa house, June
lLatitl 12ttft kjuo?riorgei me iiuie..
Nearly two Inches'of rain fell last
night and the creeks fire out of 'tneir
banks. At Franhliu 6ixiuches of rain
feltyl cijusTdeVabTe railroail.track was
wahil aaj causlihr-'the trains to be
late today. ' '' ''
J. A. Bradford received a message
Wednesday stating that his mother
who lives in Omaha had passed away.
Mr. Bradford left on the evening train
to attend the funeral. He 1ms tho
sympathy of tho entire community.
Tho Tepee will present onother
special feature next Monduy, after
noon and evening. M'liss, from Bret
Harte's story. Afternoon prices 10
and 5c; evening 15 and 10. Afternoon
show at 3 o'clock; evening at8 aud 0:30.
At the meeting of the Odd Fellows'
lodge Monday evening the following
were elected officers for the ensuing
term: M. II. Uunslcker.N. G.; B. W.
Stewart, V G. After lodge tho newly
olectcd ollicers took tho members to
Warren's restaurant where refresh
ments were served aud the smokes
were passed around.
KANSASPICKUPS
(1'roiu Smith County)
Mrs. Henry Barnes is quite sick at
this writing.
Chas. McClure and family were the
guests of D. K. Grewell's Saturday and
Sunday.
John. Mvrle and Mary Tweedy of
Smith Center are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
We are glad to sec the sun shining
this week, as putting up alfalfa seems
to be the order ot the day.
We are glad to see our neighbor,
Chas. Mountford, with a new Oakland
car and wish him goodluck with it
Misses Larinna Payne, Edith and
Ethel Orowell aud Minnie Matson
Lebanon high school pupils arc home
from school uow.
B.E. Spurrier and his mother went
down to Smith Center Tuesday to see
Mrs. U. M. Tweedy who is in very poor
health with rheumatism.
Wo are having a good Sunday school
at Oriole every Sunday at 3 o'clock p.
m. Every uouy come, rreacmng next
Sunday after Sunday school.
Misses Edith and Ethel Grewell,
Pearl Upp, Tbelma Lannigan, Fay
Upp, BryuuStoutimore and Stevo Price
were the guests of Melba Spurrier Sun
day.
Mrs. B. F. Payne has gone to the
bedside of her mother Mrs, Heath who
Is seriously ill at the homo of her
I'aughtur, Mis. John Dick, at Dun a-
vuut, Kansas.
MUh Tbelma Lauiiigan, who has
been attending high school at Smith
Center, is home from school. All ,tliu
above uaiueU pupils passed with honors
from the ninth grado work into the
tenth grade next year.
Garden Expert Boehr
Goes To Hastings
The following is from josteidaj's
Hastings Republican,
"John W Boelu. Hustings public
schools new ugilculluial instructor,
an I veil Tuesday morning to begin his
duties He Is the llrst who has been
employed here to direct gardening
dm lug vacation.
"Approximately 300 childien will
lalso gardens heie this summer and
will have him for consultation and ad
vice. Some are In the school plots
north-west of the bull pink but the
most uro at the o n homes. Boehr Is
u Mpiurc-bullt and good naturcd
young man who "made good" Hist nt
Falrlleld and then Red Cloud."
City Council Meets
(Continued from 1st page)
of Commerce, headed by a committee
from that body, earnestly requested
the, council to install a ligiit on tup nf
the stand pipe which was on motion
duly granted.
The Financo Committee presented an
estimate ot expenses for the ensuing
year which was panned and adopted by
the Council.
The Council ordered tho old building
west of Miners store condemned and
torn down.
Estimate of City Engineer on cross
walks and culverts was presented urn!
adopted and clerk wiib instructed to ad
vertise for biilt).
The following claims wore allowed:
Guy Zoigler $140 00
W. A. Patten 80 00
Jas. Elherton 75 00
Curl McArthur 8 00
E.A. Weber 47 83
S. R. Florence expense 1202 37
0. C. Teel expense 43 77
(5 runt Ciristle t'5 00
M. McConkey v . . 02 70
Frank ClaUBon 1G 05
A.Fountain 10 50
N. W. McDowell 18 00
Curl McArthur I 50
Mayer Coal Co 254 93
Mid WcstElec.Co 31 08
Pittsburgh Meter Co 08 70
Rcfeners Oil Co 4 25
CruneCo 13 03
McGraw Co 30 3G
J. N. Havel...., 5 00
W. D. ElBon 2 00
A. C. Hosmer G 50
City Treasurer's Statement
Juno 1101-1.
Mayor and City Council, City, Red
Cloud, Neb: '
Gentlemen:
I submit statement cover
lug receipts aud disbursements of my
oflice for the period irom AprU'th,
llilO, to June 1, 10ir.
Occupation Fund
Amount on hand April SO, '15 8 101 01
Receipts 155 00
30 01
Disbursements 7 1 38
Balance S 273 01
Water Fund
Amount on hand April 20, MG. 8 577 09
Disbuiscments 10581
Balance 412 IB
Water Levy Fund
Balance on hand Aprll2;, 'ir....l 210 05
No receipts or disbursements..
Balance 210 05
General Fund
Amount ou hand April 20, M5..8 287 08
Disbursements 1718.1
Balance HI M
Electric Light Fund
Amountonhand AprilG, '15.. S 840 09
Receipts 829 29
1GG0 .18
Disbursements G85 .18
Balance t 081 00
Electric Light Levy Fond
Balance'onhand Aprll2GVl5... 239 00
No Receipts No Disbursements
Balance 2.1'J 00
Judgment Fund
Amount on hand April 20, '15.. 10187
No Receipts or Disbursements
Balance 101 87
Firemen's Fund
Amount on hand April 20, '15. . .1 42 45
Receipts 5 00
f 47 45
Disbursements 12 85
Balance 14 CO
Recapitulation
Occupation Fund t 272 01
Water Fund 41215
Water Levy Fund 210 05
General Ill 13
Electric Light Fund 08 00
Electric Light Levy Fund. ... 210 00
Judgment 101 87
Firemen's Fund .'.. 14 GO
Total 2318;23
No registered warrants outstanding
S. R. Floranoi:, City Treasuior
Come in and see our Emmy-Lou
Tennis shoes rlso Sandals for all siics
of people. -Tho Ellis Shoe Stoio.
aitSSS -H S9S9n
Triple Booster Coupons will bo givi-n from Monday. June 7tlt
to Monday, June llth, on all purchases made with cash or for monoy
deposited during this time, to bo tr.ided out afterwards. Double,
coupons will bo given on settlement of accounts duriug this samo
week.
BABY
Are you helping to select the prottlost baby In your neighbor
hood? Como to our store to get full particulars. We shall give each
person over six years old One Hundred Booster Coupons who comes
to our store boforo tho Baby Show olosos, which will hu Saturday,
11 a. m , June lulh. You may cast theso coupons for your choice of
battles aud also for your favorlto Booster.
Hitch baby who Is not now u Booster may bo transferred by
the mother to tho Booster Club, and the Booster Journal of Spring
Held, III., will give to each baby who Is not now u Booster, a non
transferable coupon chock for tho amount of Booster Coupons equal
to the votes received in tho Baby Contest. This must ho deposited
for tho baby lu the Booster Club Ballot Box. This check, with
other Booster coupons collected, will enable tho baby to win one of
the premiums that will bo given in the Booster Club.
Musionoxt Saturday by Itnby Sttludcu.
Who will win tho watch Monday, Juno '-'1st.
Jhe QoHiden-Kaley Qlotbing Qo.
The Booster Store
SAFETY FIRST
IS PRACTICED BY ALL
EXCEPT IN BUYING INSURANCE
TO FEEL SAFE, YOU MUST
HAVE SAFE 'INSURANCE
, INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUY
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INSURANCE
EVERY KNOWN KIND
Geo. PL VanCamp, Agent
(Over Sterey's Clothlnft Store)
THE OFFICE WHERE YOUR CLAIMS ARE WELCOME
PHONESt Ind. 241 and 173 Bel! 128
For The Next Six Months The United
Church Service Will Be Held In The
Christian Church
Special Service in Honor of the
A. 0. U. W. and D. of H.
SUNDAY MOHNINQ AT It A. M.
"Did Emporor Constantine Change the Sabbath
Day?"
(KVKNINO mUmJKGT)
Those Who Are Troubled About the
Sabbath Question Should Hear This
Address.
HAVE A COMPLETE
j Fresh Vegetables and Fruits f
EVERY
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Best Prices Paid For Butter and Eggs
Walter W. Marshall I !
Red Cloud,
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