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Bulletin of The Week's olngs
Andy Hart o( Lebanon was in the
city Tuesday.
Pye Shophenlson of Klvcrton was In
the city Monday.
Attorney A. M. Wultcrs of Hluo Hill
is attending district court this week.
Kdltor A. U. McArthur accompanied
Coroner A mack to Kosemont Sunday.
Miss Gortrud'! L. Coon, county sti
poriutotident, Is visiting schools this
week.
Some of those pretty Woolt6x Coat,
SultH und Skirts hirvc Just arrived.
Miner llros. Co.
Frank llonn has purchased 11 new
Hulek automobile front the Ued Cloud
Auvo Company.
Miss Mario Hollistor returned to
Lincoln Friday to resume her studies,
at the state university.
Miss Veda Ludlow lrft Friday even
ing for Welllleet. Nebraska, where sho
will teach school this year.
A pood (5 octavo Lakeside organ for
sale at u bargain. In llrst class eondl
tion. Hmrulre of Nate I'latt.
Ueforo having your fall dresses lit ted
bo suro to pet one of those line new
Corsets at Miner llros. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1'opc returned
homo Sunday from San Fiuneisco
where they hud been taking in the ex
position.
MUs Gertrude Peers was in Heaver
City Saturday attending the wedding
of her brother, John, and Miss Mario
Cormack.
The Diamond MUlinp Co . Is still
using old wheat for making Hour while
several of the surrounding mills arc
using now wheat.
Mrs. Ferguson ami daughter, Miss
Delia, and Dunn Iiurr and wife of Gidde
Hock spent Sunday in the city with
W. 0. Hamilton mid family.
FOR SALE: 1000 bu. of early spray
ed summer apples, 'Joe per bushel
picked and windfalls 10o I). H.Xorris,
ly, miles southwest of Hod Cloud.
Hoys and Girls under eighteen years
of ago who wish to compete for any of
the prizes given by the Kdison Mazda
Lamp Co., can get all necessary in
formation by calling upon J, A. Tom
llnson at 115 N Webster street.
Dr. C. W. Caldwell of Slater, Miss
ourl, spent tlio llrst of the week in this
city with his brothers, Dr Clarence
anil Attorney 13. G. Caldwell. He was
enrouto home from San Francisco
where ho had been attending the ex
position. The deal was consumated tbo later
part of the week, whereby George M.
VanCamp, the well known insurance
man, purchased from V. T. Motintford
his health, life, accident and lire in
surance business. We have not been
nble to laarn 'Mr. Mountford's plans
for the future.
B. Ilrnuwer, aged G5 years, one of the
old settlers of Kosemont, was found
dead at his home northeast of that
place Sunday morning. Undertaker
Morten, of Ulue Hill, who was called,
notified Coroner Amuck, who upon
going to Rosemont and investigating
the facts, was convinced that an in
quest was not necessary, and that Mr.
lirauwer bad c.ame to bis death from
heart failure Ho leaves a wife and
an adopted son. Funeral service wero
held Wednesday.
Mean
"7"OU start them off with rested
" bodies from a Summerful of
play, fresh minds for their new lessons-
Jrk Hk.
Just The Right Prices To
Please The Motherst Too
Wo Will Glvo Freo Tickets To The Tepeo Theatre
To Out-of-Town Customers Saturday Afternoon
1 G. TENURE & SON
S. & H.
Iluy your goods of the local stores,
Geo. Matklns of luavale was in town
Wednesday.
Dr. Hoed of Outdo Hock was in town
Wednesday.
Frank Cowden returned home from
Palisade. Monday.
Attorney U. W. Stewart was in Alma
Monday on business.
You can always get the Uest (Iroeer
ies from Miner llros. Co.
Now Is tlie time to pot your (lowers.
Got your pots at the Variety store.
A. 1). Oruheti of lllue Hill was In the
city this week attending district court.
.1l1iu ttill'ill lit lit,,., tllll ltild I,, tlwk
city Tuesday attending district court.
Sec tho now Irredeseent Ware In fan
shapes and at a small price. Variety
Store.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Perry nndohlld
ron returned home from Harvard,
Saturday.
Just reeolvod a fronk stmnlv of
Chase'" Chocolate caudy in bulk or
box II. Ludlow.
tKuy elder and MKs Cora Wecsuer
spent Sunday in Guide Hook with his
sister, Mrs.Cady, and husband.
(1 W. Lindspy wont to Omaha Weil
nesday to attend the Lay l.lectrol Con
ference of the Methodist church.
Will Starke of Milwaukee arrived in
the cltv this week to visit his brother.-,
Chris, Conrad and Ernest Starke.
Mrs. Fred Wlttwer and daughter,
Miss Nannie Wright, left Tuesday for
Madison, Missouri, to visit relatives.
Miss Hazel Kobinson returned homo
the last of the week from Clay Center
where she had been visiting friends.
Mrs Henry Dlodorich and daughter,
Miss Carrie, were in Campbell Sunday
attending the funeral of Mrs. (julrriu.
New Styles in Coats, Suit", Skirts,
nro now being shown at Miner llros.
Co., the Store that sells Wooltex in
Ued Cloud.
The New Queen Quality Shoes huvo
just arrived. Everybody knows they
arc the Uest. Sold in und. Cloud by
Miner llros. Co.
Marion Mercer returned home .Mon
day from Lexington where ho had
boon playing with a band at the Haw
son County Fair.
.T.ilm lt-irris nitnmnil linmo MnlldilY
from Gillette, Wyoming, where he had
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Al
Smith and family.
Tho W. C. T. V. will meet with Mrs.
Clara Smith, September 2llth. The
delegates who attended the state con
vention will give their reports.
Several of the citizens on Locust
street are having cement walks con
structed in front of their residences
tills week which will be n great Im
provement.
The Third Division of tho Ladies
Aid Society of the M. E. church enter
tained the First and Second Divisions
at the home of Mrs. Anna Clark on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Eveline (uirrin, nged 1!
years, wife of Conrad Quirrin, died at
thoir hothe near Campbell last Friday.
The funeral services were held Sunday
in the Presbyterian church at Camp
bell and interment took place in the
Plainview cemetery.
Allan Blackledga has received,
through Congressman Shallcnborger,
a principal appointment to the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Mary
land. Ho will enter in Jnne lOlC. if
ho successfully passes the required
physical and mental examination. He
will take a preliminary physicial ex
amination at Omaha during tho pres
ent, month, and the mental examin
ation in April 1910.
DclVS
item Glothes
how fine they look,
you think, in their
freshly new clothes.
You want coats that
will afford them
warmth comfort
style. We have them
ready "--fine looking
coats, just the right
fashions and materials
to make the children
look their best.
STAMPS
J5he
TEPEE
Monday and Tuesday
Sept. 27 and 'JS
Whom the Gods
Would Destroy
A three reel special feature with an
Interest that never lags from start to
finish.
The program will upon with HUNT
ING A Hl'SHANI), a comedy,
fiegular prloes.
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Afttrnnon and Evening
One Day Only
The Butterfly
Air extra special feature In live reel".
A Shubert ptodlirtion with itarbara
Tennant in flic leading role. A star
feature.
Afternoon Evoning
At I S and 'f.M
PRICES, Evening 1.1 and 10
Afternoon, 10 and .
Thursday, Sept. 30
The Counter
Intrigue
Three Keels
A gripping story which can be
recommended from every point of view
The PICTORIAL WEEKLY will
open tho program.
Regular Prices
HIGH school NOTES
Iiy Rissr.i.r. MkksJ
It has been said that more foot bail
spirit has already been made evident
than in any provlous year, and also
that the team will be tho best. This
is easy to believe after seeing tin1
quad go in for practice with tho vim
and pep that they have had tho past
two weeks. Tho Hist, game of the sea
son Is to bo played at Hebron Friday
with tho Hebron High school ..cam.
A High School Orchestra has been
organized consisting of eleven pieces,
namely: piano, four violins, bass, cello,
trombone, baritone, clarinet and traps
and drums. Rehearsals arc to bo held
on Wednesday nights Anyone attend
ing high school who plnys any Instru
ment suitable for orchestra, are Invited
to join and help out. A full credit
will be given for regular work and at
tendance. A chorus has also been or
ganized under the directorship of Miss
Simmons, for the purpose of improv
ing the music in the high school. This
chorus meets on Tuesday and Thins
day of last week. A full credit will be
given for satisfactory work. At pres
ent they are working on foot ball
songs.
John Beers Takes A Wife
Last Saturday evening at five o'clock
at Heaver City at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs Cormack occurred tho marriage
of their daughter, Miss Marie, to Mr.
John Dccrs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
Beers of this city. The bride is ono of
Reaver City's esteemuble young ladl"s
while the groom is one of our popular
young men who Is now holding down a
position on the carpenter gang of the
U. R V Q. Tho young couple arrived
in the city Sunday moiniug and will
make tills place their home. The Chief
extends congratulations.
To Change The Program
The Man on the Box, which was
shown at the Tepeo, yesterday, both
atternoon and evening, attracted largo
crowds, all of whom were well pleased
with the pictures. Tho offering lor to
night is Tho Bondwoman, which it is
said, Is equally as good a plotute.
Malinger Warren announces a change
in tlio Tepee program, beginning with
tho first of tho month. For some time
past ho has been making special fea
ture nights each week of Monday and
Tuesday, and on Wednesday, both
afternoon and evening, lie has been
putting on the highest of high class
pictures. Now, in his endeavor to
give the Tepee patrons only the best,
he intends, beginning with the (Irst of
tho month, to exhibit each night the
class of pictures heretofore shown on
Wednesday, and with this in view has
contracted for such high grade pic
tures as Neal of the Navy, etc.
The Tepee, under tho management
of Geo. Warren, lias ever been in a
class by itself; Tho picture shown
thero have all been carefully selected,
and he has been ever alert in his en
deavor to secure only the best. Wo are
of tho oplu'on it will be a hard mutter
to improve the Tepee, but If such can
bo done, Mr. Worreu is tho man for
the job.
New House For Sale
A now four room house with screen
ed porch S by 1(5 feet. Will sell at a
very reasonable price. For further
information inquire, of The Chief.
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Card of Thanks
We wish to express our gratitude for
kindness shown during tho illness and
death of our daughter.
Mr. axi Mas. II. IlL'FKKIt.
Notice
My wife having left me, quit bed and
board without just cause or provoca
tion, I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her.
Snptcmbcr 10, V.nr,
Li.om M Rrs-i.
I have opened up an ofllco for the
buying and selling of real estate, and
will make a specialty of Webster
county land, List your aim with me
Otllce with Webbtcr County Hank.
B. F. AliZEit.
Rural School Jtotes
District XI
School opened September rtth with
an enrollment of ten pupils. One
pupil enrolled the following weel,
making a total enrollment of eleven.
Six grades are icpieseuted.
The board has purchased some new
text books Including Dreggs' Live
Language Lessons mid Searsou and
Martin Readers.
The Palmer method of writing has
been established and a manual has
been placed In the hands of each pupil.
The following pupils have been per
fect in attendance, and punetualitv:
Lillian Lea, Dorothy Crowell ami Mil
lard Relglo.
Mrv il. II. Crowoll lias kindly volun
twrtjit to wash tin cuittilns to which
oder we have ifecepted and wish to
UianU her for the interest which she
w taking' In tho school.
The pupils have enjoyed a summer's
vacation und are coming hack to school
full of interest and enthusiasm, It is
our eat uest desire to make tills term
one if the best that the school has had.
We cordially Invite nil school patrons
and outsiders to p,iy us a vlult at any
time. M.UtlnN Ri.oom, Teacher.
DistHct"l4
The Indian Creek school opened
September iith with it totiileutollmeiit
of eighteen pupils. The following are
the names of pupils and the grades
they ate enrolled in:
hlli grade -John Bloom. George At
kinson, Lucile Jensen, Robert Tophum.
Wallace Topham.
Iith grade -Floyd Mcintosh. Rnfonl
Pierce, Fern Fit., Lawrence Means.
5th guide Ruth Atkinson. Ceellc
Means.
Ihil grade Lloyd Jensen, Howard
Means, Oscar Ramey, Helen Mcintosh.
12nd grade Floroncv Tophum.
Beginners Florence Molutosli, Har
old Holmes.
A perfect attendance record has
been kept ami no tardies have occurr
ed during tho llrst. two weeks
A new lloor greatly adds to tho ap
pearance of the school room. A numb
er of new text books have been order
ed. Whon these arc received, we will
have a good supply ol practical text
bunks
Friday afternoon tho whole tehool
took an iutcrcstim: Held trip.
Miss At.iso.v E. Cowdiin, Teacher
District 2(i
School onoiieil September lllh with
an enrollment of Hi pupils ami on the
llth 'J more pupils enrolled.
The buildings and play ground
equipment wero in perfect repair and
order. Also the grounds had been
mowed and well cleaned up.
Eighteen new text books have been
secured, including soveral ditTerent
texts of Primary readers with which
wo will endeavor to reach the point of
more and uHlcient. reading, which lends
to more and better work in latter
years.
A. complete set of new Palmer
Method writing books have been in
stalled, which will improve tho pen
manship and business ability of the
pupils.
The last year's graduates, Hazel Rig-
gins and Oscar JJromtner, will encour
age the school by returning ugitiu this
year ami being roal "bees" In their
class to which four moru have been
added.
We, as an entire school, will bo glud
to have the patrons come in at any
time and see tho work which Is being
done. We huvo been pleased to accept
live visitors in tho past two weeks;
which were, Misses Gladys Callaghan,
Louise llroninier, liertha Hayes, Mabel
Ruckles and Hilda Johnston.
The School has had tho sorrow ol
the death of ouu pupil little Anna
Strobl and need tho sympathy of tho
entire community.
Mis- Ann v I1uo.mmi:ii, Teacher.
Methodist Mention
The Annual Conference Is now in
session at Omaha.
There will bo usual sorvices next
Sunday, Rev O. W. Hummel proaeh
lug morning and evoning.
Get ready for Rally Day services.
.Some new teachers for the Sunday
school were selected by tho Hoard,
Monday evening.
A class for men also one for. women
huvo been organized and will begin
their work Oct. Ilrd. Vou are uiged to
join one of them.
We are now introducing tho llftti
year of the graded work in the Sunday
school.
Notwithstanding the many bad Sun
days and sickness among the children
the average attendance of the school
for the year is 17 1.
Every Tuesday evening tho young
people meet in tho church for religious
instruction. September i8th we be
gin the study of tho book of John.
Rrlng your little red book pencil and
noto book. All young people are
urged to attend.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening. No exceptions.
The Choir will meet with Mrs. John
Weesner on Friday evening for re
hearsal. The Queen Esters will meet at 7;"o
Friday evening.
The Aid Society is very busy and
would bo pleased if every member
would ajtteud evory meeting.
Evening sorvicts half hoar later
after October 1st.
Card ol Thanks
Wo wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their assistance during
tho sickness and death of our be
loved wife and mother, also for the
beautiful lloral olleiiugs.
D. II. C.wiTwmonr aki Famim.
Piano At A Bargain
Customers at Red Cloud, lllue 11111
and Nelson are unable to comploto
payments on their pianos and wo will
turn the sumo over to responsible
parties for either cash or 85 per month.
Address, Schmoller A. Mueller Piano
Compauy, Lincolu, Ncbr.
Wooltcx Coats Yes the Uest are
arriving now. Come in and see our
fine new styleb. Miner llros. Co.
fp.
From Monday, September 27th to Monday,
October 4tlv, on all cash purchases or for money de
posited during thw week, to bo traded out afterwards,
we shall jjive seven JimeiJ the regular coupons. Donble
cmtpohs will be given' on settlement of accounts during
tlvis Wok.
The live baby is now at our store. Come to the
storij to see it.
The ballot box will be closed. Saturday night,
October 2nd.
New Sweater Coats
Beautiful Mackinaws and Caps
NOW SHOWING)
It Is Cool Enough To Wear
Them Now. V V
he Qomdenjaley Qlothing (Jo.
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Women
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A BEAUTIFUL, well-shod foot appeals just as
forcefully today as in the time of Cinderella.
The Prince knew what he was about when he chose the
girl who wore trim, pretty footwear. He knew that
she would make him a good wife. And if he had known
about the Treadeasy shoes, he would have stipulated
that she wear them.
There's a last in every style to fit your foot, and
a style in every last to fit your individuality.
CO MIS IN AND SBE US
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DRUGS, .BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL
SUPPLIES.AND TOILET ARTICLES Jt
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Walter W. Marshall e grocer
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OUR NEW
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lis Shoe Store
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KITCHEN.
You can if you will
buy lore PREPARED foods.
Then you can give more
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them with their lessons.1
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