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Fresh Lowneys at Miner Bros. Co.
W. II. McKlmmey whs In Innvalo on
Tuesday, j
Attorney L. II. Blucliiedgo whs in
Hastings Monday.
Father Fitzgerald wont to Ulysses,
Monday morning.
Do your Christmas shopping with
the homo niorchunts
Orln Hedge was a passenger to Guide
Hock Monday morning.
Jhs. llubatkn, who lives near Bladen,
was In the city Saturday.
Uobiut Rlackledge spont Sunday
with friends in Superior.
Wull Taper at 2o per cent discount
at Cottlng's Drug Store.
Sec C. A. Schultz for reul estate,
farm loans and exchange.
Dr. E. A. Crelgtiton and wife went
to Omaha Monday morning.
Carl Jornburg left thp Inst of the
week for a visit with friends In Denver.
Rose Comb Rhode island Red roost
ers for sale, 81 each. Mrs. John Rmscr.
Mrs S. M. Carl spent Saturday in
Rlvcrtou with Mr. and Mrs. llert Lind
ley. J. 1). Crans went to Kansas City
Monday morning to spend Thanks
giving. The Misses Ella and Nora Mclner
uey speut Sunday In Riverton with
their sister.
U. W. Kaley went to Lincoln Mon
day morniug to attend a meeting of
the Shriners.
, . Miss Grace Lamboru of Omaha is
V ' visiting her mother, Mrs. Lamborn and
family this week.
Paul Pope is having a new garage
erected in the rear of his residence in
the Piatt Addition.
Beginning on next Monday evening,
November 20, the first show at the
Tepee will start at 7:30.
Mrs. E. R. Slawson went to Omaha,
Monday'morning, to visit her sister,
. Mrs. J.'C. S1089 arid family.
John McGuIre of Riverton was in
the city Sunday visiting his brother,
James McGuire and family.
Mrs. Mose.- Cai-momf J'PtcJt90c
spent tWlattwpWl -oT -fu rfe rn
this city visiting her mother, Mrs. C.
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"(.,t- - - .OJIverTWrlgbt-who.is. working at
" i SeldenrKansB8, spont'a few 'day -the
. ' ". latter parTbfthe week heVe with his'
.. x-vvto"Hy.' r v -
Chancy linker. .of Iowa was in
the
city
ity the last of the weelr vlsitii
weelr visiting his
sister, Mrs,
family.
Htsnry 4DlederfCh aud
Mrs. llarick, of Akron, Ohio, who
had been visiting Mrs. Bert Morhnrt
and family, returned to her home
Monday.
Prof. J. E. lletz uud Marion Mercer
were in Superior Tliursdny where they
played with the Superior band nt the
barbequo.
Mrs. .1. L. Minor returned home Sat
urday from Jtluo Hill where hho had
been vibiting her daughter, Mrs. Fied
Uuud and family.
The ladles of the ChiUtiau (thuich
will hold their annual bu.Hiir Decern
ber 1th. A chicken pie dinner and
supper will be served.
George Morhart of Holilon, Missouri,
who was called here by the death of
his brother. Adam Morhart, 'returned
to his home Monday morning.
Morton Smith and Jim Ethertou,
who uro working for the Otnulni
Structural Steel .Works, constructing
bteel bridges in 'this county, were
home from Cowles over Sunday.
John II. Mahouey, state examiner of
oennty treasuiers, was in the city the
last of the week' and examined County
Treasurer C. I). Robinson's books. He
reported having found them in flm
class shape.
The Farmers' Institute at (Viw'es
will
8th.
bo held Wednesday, December
Tho afternoon and evening
speakers will be M. E. Dickson, in
charge of courses in Poultry Mun -
bandry asKko University Farm ttL&"
fg com
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Miss FrnuCSjtlVymiui of the Home '
Economics Bportment. Professor
Dickson's topic will relate to the keep-'
lng of poultry on the farm at u profit
and Miss Wyman's talks will he re
garding home dress making and
kitchen arrangement.
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Gil A RANT
G L O V
Sold By
Miner Bros. Co.
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Insure your Farm Property with
Frank T. Hoon, Fieldman
for the
Farm Central Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Oillce, 301; Residence, 17.M5
A sane, safe, sound aud economical
plan of lire, llghti.lug und tornado
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write me and let nn explain, No
obligation on your part.
Harold Coplen spent Sunday in Guide
Hock.
Hyo Shcpheidbon of Uiverton was In
town Monday.
Buy your Sal-Vet of Cottlug the
Druggist. ndv
I have several good farms for salo or
trado.C A Schultz.
I)r II. K. Camp speut Sunday in
Republican City with friends.
Sam Temple returned to his home at
Kansas City Tuesday morning.
George Ilollister went to Lincoln
Monday night to attend n Shriner's
meeting.
W. D. Kdson was in Cowles Tuesday
attending a Masonic School of In
struction. J. E. Damcrall of Shelby, Missouri,
has accepted a position in tho Hunt
barbershop.
Mrs. M. E. Gear of Dillcr is visiting
her son, Curtis Gear and wife iu this
city this week.
Whkat SciiEKNlNos: First class
chicken feed 81 per 100 pounds at The
Diamond Mill.
Better order five bushels of those
fine Potatoes sent to the house from
Miner Bros. Co.
A square piano in good condition
for sale. Price 823 If sold at once.
Mrs. II. C. Cutter.
Will Robertson who has been sori
ously ill for the past few weeks is able
to be about once more. -
Mrs.' W. L. WeesnerandBon, Roscoe,
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zeigler spent
Sunday in Smith Center.
Mr. arid Mrs. James McGuire and
daughters, Misses Rose and Irene,
spent Sunday in Riverton.
Mrs. John Marshall and childre.nof
Oxford are the guests ,of herisistcr,
Mrs. N. B. Bush and family. '
Mrs. Wv L,,Wcswi&alTe?d to
Smith Center Monday1 'on account or
the Illness of her sister,, Mrs. Harvey
J"James-rSllvjry"':ntr!tttra- ;itlier
Masons floiri JnavalaenCJtP'j;Jfljo1 n;
Monday night to attend a Shriner's
At a meeting of the At F. fc A. M
lodge Friday evening y. A. Mayrmrd.-
and M. A. Albright were given the
Master Mason degree.
Mrs. (Jrlce and son, Flave, returned
homu Tuesday morniug from Iuavalo
where they had been visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. John Rutledge.
Charley Powell left Sunday night
for Neligh to visit his parents for u
few days. Hu will also take in the
Steeker vs Ilussano wrestling match at
Lincoln today.
Invitations are out announcing tho
marriage of two of Webster county's
popular young people, the ceremony
to take place on Wednesday, Decem
ber 1st, at r.:'10 p. in.
.Millard Iluusieker Hi;d family who
have been residing on Dan Garber's
farm north of this city the past two
years moved Wednesday outo Len Wll
mot's farm southwest of this city.
e have taken the agency for the
famous "San-Tox" line of Mediclneb
and Toilet ai tides. Wo are so con
vlneed of the merits of these goods
that we oirer to refund the purchase
price to anyone not satisfied with the
use of any article. Ask for a Blue
Hook Sign of the Nurse. O. L.Cottlng
Mra. Claiu Johnston proved to be
the one holding the lucky number in the
watoh contest, put on by E II, New
house, the enterprising jeweler and
optometrist, on last Friday afternoon.
I aud as a consequence, she was given,
absolutely free, a ladles' size. t2r, South
. Iteud Watch. The contest was put on
! by Mr Nuwhouse with but one object
in view, namely, in o(der to more
thoroughly hiIvimMm) the advantages
of possessing a .South Bend watch, in
piefeience to any other make, and that
it vu a success is proven by
tho fact that it whs under the man
ugi?ineiit of such a capable man, along
Ills uhosed line, as Mr. Newhouse,
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bANDS
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Commencing next Monday, 'Nov. 20,
tho first show at the Tepee will com
mence at 7:,10.
George VnuCamp was in Bladen the
last of tho week adjusting some II ro
losses for companies which he repie
sents. Thanksgiving services will bo held
at (hu Christian church, Thursday
evening The public Is cordially Invit
ed to attend.
Parties awarded premiums at the
Farmers' Iustltuto are requested to
call for their uiotiey at the State bank
on Satuiday afternoon
See the Panama Pacific Exposition
pictures nt the To poo next Friday
afternoon at. i o'clock and evening in
8 o'clock. Regular prices.
Mr. and Mrs, J, A. McArthur and
sous, Tod mm i.ec, mid Air. .Me-
irthur's sister, Mrs. S. M.Carl, nutoed
to Lebanon, Kansas, Sunday afternoon
where sho took tho train for Topeka,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Bow
man.
Mrs. Eva Deter and daughter, Pearl,
of Denver, who have been vislilug her
mother Mrs. L. llaney, left Wednes
day morning accompanied by the
later for a visit with relatives at
Burlington, Iowa, after which they
will go to Denver.
Dan Garbor has deserted Riverton In
regard to business, us hu has moved
his real-estate oillce to Red Cloud
that Is he has moved hisbusincss head
quarters to that city, from which place
ho will still coutlnu3 to deal In dirt.
Rlvortou Reviow.
Funeral services for tho late Adam
Morhart was held Friday morning lit
his home in this city, Rev. J. L. Beebo
officiating. Out of respect to the de
ceased tho business houses of tho city
were closed during the services. Inter
ment took place in the city cemetery.
A tire alarm wus turned in about
15 Tuesday evening, to which the
fire boys responded promptly. The
scene of the blaze proved to be the
Nelson residence, east of the ceme
tery, in the first ward, but was ex
tinguished before doing much damage,
in fact, even before the fire boys
reached there, notwithstanding a
record run was made with the hose
cart, ably assisted by Paul Francis
and his "Tin Lizzie."
That it'pnys to advertise was again
clearly proven Jby The Chief announc
ing it's real bargain rate of only 81 for
the paper until January 1, 1017. We
have had the pleasure, the past few
I dy&,vOJL adding a goodly number of
vf aaitiftfders to our already large list,
as well as advance the 'date to the
Bmwlthanynnrober!
who were In ' arrears. i It'
subscribers
was a real
torgaln offer, and wUile-we are. entire
.
ly satisfied with the results obtained,
should this paragraph jcome before
your5, cyesoifd serpens a reminder of
a real bargain you have failed to take
lidvaltage of, before the close of
Thanksgiving day, you should lose ao
time in seeing tha. your name is .on
our mailing list.
Mrs. Edward Correll
Mrs. Edward Correll, a former resi
dent of this city, but who together
with her family moved to Akron, Colo
rado, a few years ago, passoil away at
that place on November 2oth.
She was born in Pella, Iowa, Octo
ber 12, 1891) and wa married to Ed
ward Correll at Lennox, South Dakota
In 1C80. Two children, .lames and
A. 8CENE FROM "NEDRA" (PATHE))
At the Tepee Next Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 1 and 2
And Wednesday Afternoon
Frances, wore born to this union, who
with their father are left to mourn the
loss of a beloved mother and wife. She
also leaves a father, brother and Ave
sisters. Mrs, Correll i was a kind
mother, o faithful wife and a gener
ous friend. For twenty years she had
been a member of the Baptist church
and died in that fnlth. ,
The remains were brought to this
city on Tuesday -morning, funeral
sMrvlcs being conducted at. the
Baptist church that afternoon, by J,
L. Biebc, Interment was undo In
the city cemetery.
XEPUfDO
Extra Special
A Five Reel Spectacular Western
Featuro Production of An Actual
ltomaucc Wiveti Around tho
Panama Pacific
Exp
osition
At San Frnjiolsco
Showing the Greatest of World's
Fairs In All Its Entirety
Friday, Nov. 26
One Day Only
AFTERNOON and EVENING
at :i nt 8
Regular Price
The Panama Exposition brought
right to your door for 10 cents. Tho
only moving picture over taken with
tho great exposition us a slago. All
the beauties of the wonderful build
ings uud gardens.
Monday and Tuesday
Nov. 211 and .lb 6
Neal of the
Navy
THE FIFTH STORY
PATHE WEEKLY and a
COMEDY I
Wednesday and Thursday
Dec. 1 and 2
Wodnesday Afternoon)
at 3 q'olock
Nedra
An Extra Special Feature
in 5 parts
Adapted from the novel of George
Barr McCuthcou, a tremendously
strong offering a typhoon at sea a
stirring battle and a romatlc lovo af
fair on a tropical island the Bcmudasf
Full of romatlc situations.
In charm and interest 'ot themo
Nedra ranks with the best.
A gripping scene Is the real typhoon
taken aooard a liner at sea the break
ing up of tho boat, throwing tho lead
ing cnaractcrH'ont6' the Savage island
of Nedra. where hundreds of savatres
greet thewhllegodri.flThe culmination
comes vynen an-American warsuip ar
rives to'ro9CUetbein. '
Other scenes arc set hi New York
homes and on seaboard. The tropical
scenes are taken jri the Bermudas.
Regular Price
S. II. Johnson of Inavnle was in the
city Wednesday.
Dwight Chnpln was born iu Sioux
County, Iowa, December 8th, 1801, and
died Sunday night at Bird City, Kan
sas, lie was an old pioneor of Nebras
ka having come here in 1872. The re.
mains were (nought to this city Tues
day morning. Funeral services were
hold at I'M Am uelt 's undertaking par
lors Wednesday' morning, J. L. Beebe
conducting the services. Burial took
plHco iu the Salem cemetery. One
son, Floyd, Is left to mourn his death.
E. S. G&rber
Real Estate, Farm Loans
and Insurance.
Red ClONd, - Nebraska.
Dr. R. V. Nicholson
Dentist
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BURNED EVERY WEEK IN THE YEAR, on the average
Three Theatres Ten Schools Three Public Halls
Two Colleges Two Hospitals and Twenty Six Hotels
Thousands of Homes catch fire each week j
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THE OFFICE WHERE YOUR CLAIMS ARE WELCOME
PMONESi iHd. 241 aid 173 Sell 128
The Oxford Team
Plays Slow Game
Last Friday afternoon the Ited Cloud
High school team played Oxford High
school team here at foot ball before a
large crowd and defeated them by a
score of 01 to 0.
Oxford was completely outclassed
and never appeared dangerous only
having possession of the ball three
times during the game. The locals
played with snap and vim seldom dis
played in other games, each man play
ing a stellar part. Long runs were
made by liaker, who run 40 yards ,on
an end run, Overleese, who ran SO yards
when returning the ball on nn Oxford
punt.
Red Cloud scored two touchdowns in
the first four minutes of play. One
touchdown was scored by Wilson,
Kldd, Polnicky, and three each by,
YOU KNOW
THE BEST CLOTHING
NEBRASKA .-.
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Cowtlen Kaley
Clothing Co. is the
lending dealers in
Red Cloud and that
we carry only rep
resentative lines of
Men's and Boys'
Wearing Apparel.
Kuppenhcimer
and Cloth Craft
Clothes reprcs e n t
the highest grade of
Men's Suits and
Overcoats in Amcr
ica priced at
$10 to $25
Let us how you
when you arm ready
to buy. A I way m
courteout whether
you buy or not.
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Rvnn und Overleese. (loale by '.eh, 9;
I'olntcky 2. Total score fll to 0. Score
by periods: 12 3 4 Totl
Red Cloud 20 13 14 14 Ct
Oxford 0 0 0 0 0
The line up was as follows;
Red Cloud
Oxford
Reed
Cook
Llndstrou
Munson
Best ij,
Paine .J
Cadwallodfr .
Lindery, r
Bloncoe
Cook )
Barbee
Kldd, Richardson LB
Fye LT
Newhou&e. Barrett LQ
1'icbler C
Zeiss, Newhouse RG
Wilson RT
Raker ( ' RE
Overleese QB
Pope, Red RI1R
Ryan . LHR
Zeiss, Polnicky. FB
Referee: Gellatly."
The.'W. 0. T. U. will meet with Mist
Sarah Baxter on Wednesday, Decem
ber 1st, at 2:30 p. m. Topic, Social'
Welfare, Chapter Four; Leader Ml
Reta Miner.
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