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VOLUME 43
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, JULY 8, 1W15.
NUMBER '28
Many Celebrate At Hastings
Many of our people celebrated the
annlversiry of Independence Day by
accompanying the bund to Hastings,
Monday. The celebration there on the
whole was a good one. Thei units an
unexpectedly largo crowd and they
were quietly having a splendid time,
orderly at all times and we saw no uu
rulincss anywhere. The big spectacu
lar feature was the parade which was
excellent. This was headed by the
Red Cloud and Hastings bandy and
then followed many floats illustrating
the early history of this country. An
excellent likeness of George Washing
ton and the early fathers was present
ed to the admiring thousands. Presi
dent Wilson was as natural as life.
We were disappointed that the com
mittee did not have W. J. Bryan and
Cecil Matthews in this parade.
The ilre-woihs were splendid
greatly enjoyed by all. The base
game were slow uninteresting,
noticed that Captain Iteunot of
Hastings team was the same Oeuuet of
old. A city the size of Hustings could
uiford to have some free attractions
but rf there were any we failed to tlnd
them. On the whole our people thoro
ly enjoyed themselves and we con
gratulate the good people of Hastings
on their success.
and
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We
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Weather Report For June
Temperature: Mean 07 cleg., maxi
mum 01 deg. on the 15th , minimum 12
deg. on the oth.
Precipitation: Total 13 12 Inches.
Number of days clear 10, partly
cloudy 9, cloudy 11.
Dates of Hail 5, 19,27, .10th, than
derstorms 11.
Prevailing wind direction southeast
CliAS. S. Ludlow, Observer.
Real Estate transfers.
Eml Hall went to Superior Tuesday
and drove his car home which he was
forced to leave at that place on Satur
day on account of the ruin
. .curred the -edditfgr i'tfttyvuZtitt He'd'
i-viomas wen Known jonng (unpiu
Miss Myrtle Carpenter v,ud Mr Kiltz
Moede being tho coutt acting pnr'ies.
Real Instate Transfers compiled by
13. W. Stewart, Bonded Abstt actor and
Attorney, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
May Wolfe, single, to Henry
Clair Wolfe, wd, lots 5, (!, Ulk.
7, Garbor's Add to Red Cloud.. S f00
Bernard V. Richards, single to
Fred C. Beck, lots 1, 2,3, 4, n,
(', Railroad Add to Red Cloud,
ud 2300
O. J. Boos and wife to Chas. lllo !
baum, wd, swK IT-3-0 12000
Robert Damerell and w ife to Sim
ion B. Thomas, wd, pt nwjsf 29
30; 3000
Chas. W. Dow andjwifc to Win.
II. Roseucrans, wd, lots 11, 15,
Blk. 2, Richaulsou's Add to
Red Cloud 1
Joseph H. Schrader Biul wife to
Ira A. I'uce, wd,l6j ne'4 22-3-1) 51C0
Alvln W. Zelgier and wite to
Ralph C.l'flters, loti 12, and pt
of 13i Ulk. 1, Talbots Add
Guide Rock, wd 1000
Mortgages Filed 88,120.00.
Moitguges Released $G,3d0.6u.
V JW ut r J.1-, rr-
Mlsp tMut-belle ,HaMlUKor went U
'Visuals 6a'turaay' morning to visit
her sister, Mri. Ohn. Hill.
Miss Grace McCall Married
Tlio following Is taken from tho Islo
or Pines Appeal of May 12th, 1D15.
Tho marriage of Miss Grace McCall
of Red Cloud, Neb, and Ralph Cleland
of Smita Barbara was solemnized at
tho olllce of the Amerlcnn Consular
agent in Nuevn (leroua by Rev. M. M.
Stewart last Siituniny evening with
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Lit own as witness
es. Miss MeCull is a well knonn and
popular young lady who has had
charge of the Santa Barbara hcIiooIh
during the past season. While the
marriage was a surprise to many of
the friends of I ho bride and groom,
rumors of the alliance hud been whis
pered about Santa Bui burn for seveial
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. CU'lund will bi
at home to ft lends in their new bunga
low on tho Suuta IUrhuru townsite.
Thu biide is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred McCall of tills city. She
graduated from our public schools and
last year from the University at Val
parlso, Indiana. The Chief along with
tho t ride's tunny friends horu wisli the
young couple much joy nnd happiness.
Weekly Weather Forecast
Weather forecast for the week bo
ginning Wednesday, .July 7, 'IS issuet
by the U. S. Weather Bureau, Wash
higton. I). C , for the Upper Missis
sippl Valley and Plains States:
Moderately warpi weather will pre
vail during the next three to four days
with widely scattered thundershowcrs.
The latter half of. the week will bo
fair, find coJler.i ... , .. t,
See Dr. Varrick, the occulta, Mon
day. July 12th.
SUIT
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At 20, 25, 50 Discount
The backward season and general conditions make it imperative that we
unload. We are going to offer you the greatest opportunity to save
money on CLOTHES that we ever did and you cannot afford to miss it.
ONLY BLUE SERGES EXCEPTED
In This Sale of Both Men's and Boys' Suits
SPECIAL PRICES ON OXFORDS AND STRAW HATS
THIS SALE IS FOR CASH
And CASH Only. No Other Terms at These Discounts.
Think of it! $25 Suits Going at $12.50
JUST Vz PRICE
SALE BEGINS
Bo Hot Delay! Get In First And Gat The Cream.
"DO IT NOIiT
PAUL STOREY
The Clothier
City Council Meets
Red Cloud, July G, 1915
The f'ity Council met in regular Bes
eion on Tucsduy uveninR, with Mayor
Damerell nnd Councilman Culdwell,
Salnden, Koontz and Perry nil present.
MlnuU'a of previous meeting rend and
approved.
Report uf S. R. Florence read and
approved.
Petition of Grant Chrinty on etrvice
of no'lccM to build nidewiilks uad and
ordered pluced on file.
O. (.'. Tee I reported notice had hcen
served on Chan Cuthe , Hgt., to remove
old buflJitiKf on lots 13 and 14, Ink 20.
Petition of Mrtt. L. McFarlumi, utnl.,
to construct nutter and work street on
Seward Street. Lnid ov r to July 7th.
Report of Geo. 11. Overltig, city en
gineer, on propoHed opening of water
way down Arch Street. Laid ovtr to
July 7ih.
Bond and check of Morhart Proa,
for liceneu to do electrical wiring.
Carried.
Bond and check of Morhart Drop, for
license to do plumbing. Carried.
Caldwell excused on account of
weather.
Bidfj for constructing sidewalk on
lota 12 to 22 inclusive, blk Highland &
Weldch, were opened. Piatt $116;
Malone $100; Finkenbitlder $10G.CG.
Moved that contract be let to Malone
Avery Co. Carried.
Hi la for constructing cross walks
and waterways were opened and read.
Bid Malone Avery Co. for cross wulks
tfr,d' water -waj a. Carried.
Inuurance policy of Hartford Insu
ranee Co. oaverfaft boiler was present'
ed.' ' Oiler iS5 00 for same kind -of
policy an before. Carried,
Moved and seconded thnt the mayor
and council iuvetttigatc the water
proposition Oj Arch Street. Carried.
F. W. Cowden and Paul Storey pre
.sei.twd u pT.'tilioMpertBipingti)Bnwcrii;e
ByUim to call special election to vote
$15000. L-.1.1 over to July 7th.
B. McNeny, appeared tor Western
E octric Co., and clHim $200G.3l), and
Centr.il Elec. Co. clbim $1117 07
Total $405103. Presented u written
propomijon. Mr. McNeny agrees to
tuke $3400 Moved by Perry and
rteconded by S.tladen that the city
council accept the prnpjaition. Car
ried. Levy ordinance passed in the amount
of 32 miilB.
Appropriation levy in the amount of
$22050 00 passed.
Moved and seconded that clerk bo
instructed to notify road master, Philip
Trout that city deserve larger water
way crossing undet track. Carried.
The following claims were allowed:
Guy Zeigler $140 00
W. A. Patten 80 00
Harry HufFer 75 00
Kenneth Wilson 1150
E. H. Weber Ill 50
S. R. Florence, exp. account.... 513 00
O.C.Teel 82 1G
Grant Christy G5 00
M. McConkey 90 00
Frank Clawson 42 97
A. E. Sutton 14 35
Vcrn Henderson 4 50
C. R.Lewis 4 20
Geo. W. Trine 18 32
W. D. EJson 12 50
A. B. McArthur 10 20
A. C. Hosmer 12 00
G. E. Hall 1G 00
Grico Drug Co 8 00
Moihart Bros 20 55
E. I.. McKeighan 1G GO
Piatt & Frcci 53 92
Mutual Oil Co 48 2G1
W. S Curium, agent fcG 10
liUs-i Caul Co CO) 72
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Wtsco Supply Co 3 50
Geo. U Ovoring 3100
Curd of Thanks
Wo take this method of thanking
all of our f i lends nml nelghbois for,
tholr many outs of kindness and tho ,
sympathy extended during tho sleknoss .
nnd death of our husbnnd and father,
Mllb. S. E. WollDEX AND CUII.DIIKN. i
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If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak.
If it isn't a Kodak, it isn't Autographic.
If it isn't Autographic, it isn't up-to-date.
All 1915 Folding Kodaks are
Autographic. See them at
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We will do your Developing and Printing.
OAK
2x4 and 2x6
JUST ARRIVED
OAK NEVER WAS SO CHEAP
Oak tongues iir the-rough, wagoA tax titat ...
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THE MALONE-A VERY CO.
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HBNRY COOK, M. D.
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RUGS!
Our Fall stock of Rugs just arrived
and our lines are now complete both in
size and quality. We were fortunate in
buying our Rugs early before the ad
vance, and our prices will be the same
although the mills have advanced prices
from 50c to $ I a rug.
Axminister from $ 1 8 up in 9x1 2;
Tapistry Brussels, Body Brussels, Velvets,
Wiltons, Wool Fibre and grass in all
sizes and al the right price.
SA'ITLEY
Furniture and Undertaking
Red Cloud Nebraska
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