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K D I, Omul U on the sick Itat.
$ Huy your gaoils of the loci! stores.
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ly Will Mourtford wii in Olivine Sat-
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11 Arch Doit-ii of Cowles s in town
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' .1ns. Jlcllride of Cowles mm in the
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Fred Temple of Knna& City wan in
Hie rUy Saturday.
Pather VMlrornld wrs in Mipe.-ior
IMday, aftvrauon.
Meredith RutUr returned bom Sat
unlay trom Mlnden.
Babe Hunt of (Juide Itoelt was in the
city .Sutuidaj morning.
The Webster County I'nir, Is being
hold at Bladon tills week.
A good rain fell Saturday which will
help tliv wheat that has been sowed
Mr, and .Mr. Marry Under have
moved into the Street piopurty on
Kim street
Some of those pretty Voolte CoaK
Suits and Skirts have just arrived.
Miner liiot. Co.
Oliver Powell waln Hebron Friday
attending the lied Cloud vs. Hebron
foot ball game.
Miss Marie Jernbtrrg went to Suther
land, Friday, where-she will teaeh
school this year.
Miss Mabel liuulclub left Thursday
evening for Potter, Nebraska, where
she will teach school.
Karnest Moranville leturned to
Uyron, Monday, after spending a few
weeks here with relatives.
Before having your fall dresses fitted
be suro to get one of those line new
Corsets at Miner Hros. Co.
A good 1! octave Lakeside organ for
m1o at a bargain. In llrst class condi
tion, llixpiii e of Nate Piatt.
Hell Turnure of Portland, Oregon,
arrived in the city Friday being called
here by the sickness and death of his
mother, Mrs. James.
The Red Cloud High School foot ball
team will go to Hastings, Friday,
where they will piny the High School
team of that city a game.
FOR SALK: 1000 bn. of early spray
ed Hummer apples. 'JOc per bushel
picked aud windfalls We I) E.Norrin,
!A mile nonehwe-it of fied Cloudy
Sherwood Albright and wife, who
were sailed here to atrend the fnnevnl
of Ills father, L. P. Albright, returned
to their home at Omaha, Monday.
Judge DMngnrr and Court Reporter
llaird leturued to their homes at
Hastings, Saturday, after holding a
two weeks sesnion of dwtrict court
here.
A number of the fauneis living
south of town have been busy lately
hauling peaches here, whore they have
been able to dispone of them very
readily.
Mr. and Mrs. liruce Koblnson re
turned to their homo at Clo-y Center,
Friday, after spending a week here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Robinson,
Joe Vavtleka of Crete wus in the
city Sunday kiting relatives and
friends. He had been to San Fran.
Cisco attending the Exposition and
was enroute home.
Mrs. Stonebrcaker aud daughters,
Miss Klla and Mr. H. A. Letson and
son arrived home Friday from Colorado
Springs and Now Mexico where they
had bceu spending the past two months.
The funeral scrv'ces for L. P. Al
bright were held at the home Ftiday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Myers
of the M. i:. church, assisted by Rev.
Bobee. The Masom? had charge of the
services it the grave.
For the first time in years the Grand
Kncampinent of the I. O. o. F. will bo
held In Onmliii this fall The dates
are October 18 to ! and the Fon
' tanelle Hotel headquarters. More
than fifteen hundred members of the
organisation and the Rebeccas, tlio
auxiliary, will gather for the meeting.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged covering thrVe day.
Owing to the scarcity of skilled labor
in this community, Chas. Reardslce
prevailed upon Otllcer Grant Christy,
who, by the way, is arr artist in the
line, to go out aud plaster a Ave room
dwelling for him on last Thursday.
Grant was absent until Saturday even
ing, but in the meantime had com
missioned J. A. Bradford to perform
the many duties whie.li are connected
with the mursdinlfthlp.
The h. h. club met wltb Mrs. Max
Mixer last Thursday afternoon and
had a ery enjoyable time. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the en
cuing term: Mrs, E. L. Grimua, Presi
dent; Urn. Bernard McNcny Vice
President; Mrs. Frank Peterson, Secre
tary and Treasurer. The club will
meet next ThuiHday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Perry who will be the
hOBtcsn fov the occasion.
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Fiank A! "f antpbull wan i the' Vern Ho vd sh.ppo I n earofhnm'
city TlttuiUy. Ui St .lot on Sunday. f
You can .ilway got the Beat ilrooer Attonfey V M. Walter of UHu Hill
les from MIiim Uroj. Co , lu the city Monday.
Nolo Plait was In C(twt, Monday' Mr. and Mrs. J K. Chancy returned
attendiiuf the funeral of JIr?, Arthur homo from Superior Friday eyotiiug.
lu'y. Rort Shermnn has accepted a politico
Prat K Cowdan wnt to nirtnnilBlofi with It. W. Coplen oti his dellvory
Wednesday mornin.
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Woesiier S. Kooiita mnl Delntiy llro-s
each shipped 11 cavof hog to K.intAa
City Sunday.
Aaron Hedge pout Sunday with his
sister. Mrs. o, p. Harvey, and family,
who live north of inavnle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wnllorof Cowles
spent Sunday la this ity r-lth hfr
pmants, J. II llailey ami wife.
Clark Stoven and daughter, .Niyss
Margaret, ami son, Roy, and wife,
weir in Lebanon, Friday cTeniiij,'
Mr. and .Mrs. J. L. Houer arid gland
dauchtir of Letiova. Katirn. are visit
ing liis brother. P. II. Ronurand family
this week.
New Styles in Coats, Suiti, Skirt,
are now being shown at Miner Hros.
Co., the Store that sells Wooltex in
Red Cloud.
Agent N. H. Hush loft Mon lay even
ing for Omaha to attend a lofrlgerator
schedule meeting which is participated
in by all Rurliugton agents
W. L. Weesner, Lyman Rssig. D. H.
Stunlcard, Will Delaney, Kd (larber
mrd Conrad Starko attended the cattle
sale at (Stride Rock Monday afternoon.
The llrst rehearsal for the young
band will be held October lSth, at 8
p. in. Would like to have mote clari
nets, saxophones and basses Hand
m tster Betz.
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0 W. lliiinitKl went loOnmhaTues
day morning to attend a rtietltnr of
the Fitrmois' Nat onul C tigrei.
WoolteN Coats- Yes the Rest are
arilvlngnow. Come in and see our
Use new style. Miner llios. Co.
Wyeth Pogel, CltrMiu) Huker nnd
UirVell Myers weirt to llloonringtorr
todny to play vrikh the Kivswton lutad
The Mi-sfls Minne and Margaret
Kellett lotrinii'd huui1 Monday even
ing from FrUnid where tlmy hud beeu
vii.it ing friends.
Tiro New Jiieerr Quality 5lrow have
jnst arrived. Uverybody knows tkey
are the Best. Sold in Rwd Cloud by
Miner Bros. Co.
Mrs. Mercer and Miss Wullbrandt
will entertain the Social Helpers of the
M. I'i. olrureh this evening at the home
of Miss Wullbrandt.
The W. R C. will meet Saturday at
I!:!!0 p in. Kvety member 1s requested
to be present as there will be special
work. The President would llko to
have the Post meet with them at four
o'clock. I'have opened up an olllee for the
buying and selling of real estate, and
will make a specialty of Webster
county land. List your farm with me
Olllee with Webster County Rank.
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lhr PKl'ORIAL WP.MKIA will
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Free Entertainment
Invitation To All Living Outside of Red Cloud
You Are Most Cordially Invited To Come To Red
Cloud And Be Our Guests At Our Free Open Air
Band Concei ts And At The Tepee Moving Picture
Shows Each Saturday Afternoon.
...PROGRAMS...
Band Concert, Saturday, October 2
On Plain Street At 1:30 P. N.
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March--"The High School Graduate"
"InTha Land of Love With The Song Birds"
"One WonderhH Night"
Superb Overture
"A Fairy Tale"
"When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
Trombone Solo Played by Glen Foe)
Medley Overture "Along The Bioloto"
"Star Spangled Banner"
J. E. BETZ, Bandmaster.
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Tepee Theatre, Saturday, October 2
Starting At 3:00 P. N.
Insuring Cutey
A two-reel Comedy Drama
The Reverend Salamander Unattached
Drama
The Chadford Diamonds
Drama
These Arc Positively Free Entertainments For All
Out-of-Town Friends And We Want You To Come
And Be Our Guests. Be Sure to Bring the Children
Get Your Tepee Tickets At Any o the Following
Places of Business. They Arc As Free As The
Water That Flows:
Cowdcn Kaley Co.
C. L. Cotthijj
M. A. AlbriKht
Malone-Avery Co.
F. (J. Turnure Son
Roy Sattley
J. A. Toiiilinsou
Ovcring Bros.
K. H. Newhotise
Powell Bros.
S. R. Flpranee
C. S. Roniinu
V. A. Sherwood
J. C. Mitchell
Roy Oatraan
O. J.Warren
Dr. Damerall
Dr. O. E. Cross
Stevens Kros.
Roy Hnosingsr
Minor Bros. Co.
If. Nenerberj?
II. K. OriceDrrrRTo.
O. K. Hall
A. C. Hosmer
W. O. Warren
O. C. Teel
A B. MoArthur
Mrs. li. Phares
Hutchison .- Salnden
V. L. Koon
H. Ludlow
H. 0. Letson
U. P. Weesner A Co.
C. H. Rust
Dr. J. C.Caldwell
Dr. N. E. Maurer
Fern Averlll
S. E. Bailey A. ijon
Fred Wallin
Paul Storey
Frank Smith
.1. K. Yost
.7. W. A old
Morhart Bros.
Mrs. .1. A, Burden
Red Cloud Auto Co
Ellis Shoe Store
J. O. Caldwell
C. W. Kaley
Job Poglo
W. S. lleezley
Geo. Trine
Webster Co. Argufc
K. W. Koontz
W. W. Marshall
P. A. Wullbrandt
James Peterson
Dr, Nicholson
Admissioi To Tepee Will Be By Ticket Only
Come, Be Our Guests!
Wednesday and Thursday
Oft find 7
Via Wireless
An extn tpueittl the part piny tf
nurL.tbly for Its uprotftcnlar and mil
Intll" Htlillr.
In the stiiUinu elTeott obtained itr
the seeires at the steel mill the e
plosioir of a Iiiiko eoast defense (.'un,
Mie fouuderlui; of a yateh und mi auto
iinihilo wreeU a rrrost leirraiUable pin
dui'tiorr has been iiiade.
Two Nights and
Wednesday Afternoon
This Is tin Hist of a new splendid
seiies of special features to be shown
each week.
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the i:nm) is nkai:
The rud of tho Rotitur (tliili ,lil bt urrnonoced
I hen the time will b (ek for thecal of tlm rarv
ne;t wfek.
Ve shall njvo uunotmeo
on the riulletln Board
Bert Idrrdley ami Roy MolVett of
River ton were in the city Tuesday.
W. T. Mountford has heeured the
general aReney for the tJeriuan Arueii
eair Life Instiranco Company of
Omaha. Tlio company is to bo con
gratulated upon hcuiirlufr the services
of such a Ii'istliiiK youiiR men.
Presumably, while in the act of per
forming certain duties over which he
held orr jurisdiction, Rev. C. h. Myers
on Ucilnesil.ty, suttorod tiro misfortune
to ipnte badly burn his hand, when
that member came Irr contact with the
Kiisoleno stovo.
John Tomllnsou, a well known resi
dent of this city. Hirtfered a HtroUe of
apoplexy last Friday morning and
has since been in an unconscious con
dition. While ho Is alive at this
writing, he is said to be growing very
weak, and the end is momentarily ex
pected. Rural School Notes
District 2G
Monday morning September 20th,
all pupils weie present ready for a full
week's work. We had (mother pupil
enroll in our school on Thursday,
wbich-wjib Paul Havel.
The pupils tire making rapid progress
ii all bralirhes. The nw Drlpgh' Live
Language Imsoiih which have been
procuied for tlm school are doing won
derful work In all liftwiev
Wo mo also having sonic rery inter
esting letsons in Hygiene from the set
of new O'Shen fc Kellogg books on Hy
giene. We have been pleased to accept two,
more visitors this past week which
were MU'-es Albie Kudtua urrd Bessie
Stiobl.
We urge all patrons especially the
parents of jurpils to come and see the
work wo are doing
One pupil, llttlo Willie Havel, age 5,
lias had the misfortune of a broken
and mushed toe, while playing about
the sewing machino and has not been
able to attend but one day in the past
week.
Miss A.Vna Brommi:r, Teachet
Mlul is tlu standing "f tlm linostiM-i
tlet week thfda'eon wIdIcIi we skab ilae.
the unot stamltngs of each Rnostvi'.
We nc flits week plielttg on vil a nv Sfi.otf Unoslur Trade
Book and on the ahuif each of iheM Tiude Hooks outside of tho
Booster Store we slmll give VR.OIM Booster Coupon. Thusu New
Booster Trade Rofks may bo mod ,r pnivliascs or for settlement of
account.
He shall in tho future give 10,000 Booster Coupons to tiny one
pcisoii who will play the piano twohours arryafternooii Tho name
or the player must be given in advance so that wc may adrertiFe It.
New Mackinaws
New Sweater Coals
New Caps For Fall
AH Priced Within Your Reach
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he Qoiuden-Kaley Qlothing Qo.
The Booster Store
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District 70
School opened September fltfi,
the following pupils cmolled:
Beginners Avis Stouer.
i!rid grade Elsie McCoy, Haiold Mc
Coy.
'Sid grade Neal Etherton, Eunice
Hanson, Lawrence Hudson.
1th grade Clinton Ethorton, Ruth
Stouer, Lois Fey,
5th grade Aubrey Fearu
Dth grade Lou Anna Clark, Clllford
Sibert, Maurice Fey, Kenneth htoner.
7th grade Wanda Fearn, Lloyd
Sibert, Harold Stonor.
The Palmer writing books and the
Driggs' Live Language books have
been put irr tho school, other new
books have been ordered.
ine scnooi nas a viciroia wmuii is
one of tho late Improvements for a
school.
The pupils took an interesting Held
trip Thursday afternoon.
Miss IIaix Oveiili:i:sk, Teacher
A Cash Sale
All Work Shoes, Including
Boy s Shoes, will be sold at
a reduction of 20 per cent
from now until October 9th.
The Ellis Shoe Store.
Farmers' Telephone Meeting
The Annual meeting of the Stock
holder of The F(armer'6 Independent
Telephone Company will mett at, the
Court House. Saturday, Oct. Vth, YjlO
at 2 o'clock p, m. A full attendance Is
desired. O. C. Tie!,, Secretary.
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buy more PREPARED foods.
Then you can give mora
time to ENJOYING "your,
children and helping
them with their lessons.'
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for you to put into their.
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