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J Lit Bcgdc, Pastor ' south oi court hous
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT
TRY AUCTIONEER...
COL. R. C. PETERS
SEE HIM NOW FOR
SALE DATES
He Understands Livestock
Values and Has Enjoyed
Great Success as an Auction
eer That Gets The Money.
PHONE (Ml WIRE DATES TO
COL. R. C. PETERS
Guldo Rock, -: Nebraska
RUST
PROOF
YOU can tub and scrub
a WARNER'S Rust
Proof Corset and always
keep it fresh and clean.
.You can wear it in the
hottest weather- in bath
ing if you like everything
about it is guaranteed Rust
Proof. Water will not
hurt the cloths and trim
mings, wash it as you will.
Prices:
$1 to $5
or More Delivered Free
McFARLAND BUILDING
At United Church
nurcn ihi
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EVERYBODY WELCOME M
& FREES
FOR SALE
The Mr: H. C. Cutter
Residence
On account ot tho doatli of Mr. Cut
tor, and Mrs. Cutter wanting to go
east and tnako her future home with
her sister, wo are ottering this line
lesidenee at a bargain piicc fora short
time only.
This place uonsNt of Uuoe lots, a
good fcovon room lioiixo well built and
in llrxt class repair, good cellar bricked
up outside and InUde entrance. Elec
tric lights, city water, bath with hot
and cold water Good largo barn with
drive a ay from fiont, all building", well
palnto I, goo 1 shade and lawn. Cement
walks Inside and out also from resi
dence to main part of tbnu, only live
blouksfiom tho Post Olllce. See us or
Mrs. Cutter for pi Ice nnd terms. But
dj it now for if it sells at all it must
go 60011.
Wo also have 10 quarter sectloni in
Rawlins County, Kansai, that we are
olVoiiugat a price ranging from SToo
US100U per iiuartor.
Hutchison & Saladen
Red Cloud, - Kebraslia
Farmers Institute
Was A Big Success
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Apple'
BEN DAVIS
1st., (Joo, Iloffloljowcr,
2ml., .1. T. Drnlm
m.licioiis-- '
1st., Mrs Hon Pegg.
i!nd . Mrs. Chas. liUilIow'.
GRIMES' GOLDEN,
Int., John Coftn,
2nd.. Mrs. Ludlow.
PIPPINS
1st., Geo. Hofflobowcr; '
2nd., S. It. Uoyco. .
wealthy
1st., .Mrs. lion Rogs;. -,
YORK IMPERIAL
1st., Goo. Ilcffleliowor.
JOILVATIJAN.S
Int., .Mrs. E. llasklns.
2nd., Geo. Ilcfflebowcr.
SENATOR
1st., Geo. Ilcfflebowcr.
STRAWBERRY "
1st., E. X, Roberta.
2nd., II. E. lllnlr.
BANANA
1st., J. M. Chirk.
WILLOW TWIG
1st., Hurry Topham.
2nd., John Coon.
TALMAN SWEET
1st.. Hurry Topham.
DMINSE
1st., Harry Tophain.
GEN1TAN
1st., Mrs. E. Ilaskln.
SNOW
1st., C. L. Myors.
SUMMER
1st., C. L. Myers.
PEARS
iHt., I). E. Illatr.
, 2nd., Lyman Esslg.
COLLECTION TAME GRASSES
1st., A. H. Pierce.
SAMPLE CUTTING 1015 ALFALFA
Lawrence Plerco.
Woman's Department
Bent butter 1st, Mrsl Joe Crow;
2d, Elsie IIufTer; :iil, MrH. Ben Pegg.
Gialmiii bread 1st, Mm. ieo. Uootij
2d, Mth. 1 II. Holmes.
Corn bread lot, Mrs. Juh. Gilliam,
2d, Inea Drain. t 4
Boston brown bread 1st, Mis. I. H.
Holmes; 2d, Mrs. Geo; Coon.
Six raised biscuits- Int. Elsie HnlTer,;
2d, MrH. Ed McCrillls.
Cinnamon rolls lst,ElHie Huft'er; 2d,
Mrs. Geo. Coon.
Angel food 1st, Cleta Diain;2d, Mis.
Geo. Hnzelbacher.
White layer cake 1st, Bertha Mc
Millan, 2d, Inez Dniin.
Daik biyereake 1st, Grace McCrlllis,
2d, Mrs. J. Butler.
Nut lonf 1st, Mrs. Stila Meyer; 2d,
Mrs. Ben Pegg.
Fruit cake 1st, Mis. Jas. Gilliam;
2d, Mrs. C. W. Noble.
Sweepstakes for best cake entered in
ladies dept. Bertha McMillan.
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'ihYlAta .'.Tiui. Glllmtn.
, Six ginger cookies 1st,. 'Minnie Har
rington;2d, Mrs. Geo. Cpon.
. 'Six rru'jt cookies' 48i, Julia' Funk; 2'd',
Mrs?T. Ii Siuitll! ' '
, Six, .oatmeal cookies 1st, Minnie
Ilairlhgton (second 'tnqney.)
sSlx doughnuts 1st, Mrs. J. Butler;
2d, MrV1.' Stouebreaker.
Cream puffs 1st, Mrs. Kid Clutter,
(second niouey ) v
Fruit pie 1st, Mrs. Kid Clutter; 2d,
Mis. Jhh. Gllham.
Pumpkin pie 1st, Mrs. R. L. Hun
sicker; 2d, Mis, Jas. Gilhaui.
Mince-pie 1st, Mrs. Jas. Gilhaui; 2d
Mrs. Geo. Coon. i
Anyone cuwt pie 1st, Mrs. It. L.
HuuslckHi;2d. Mis. F. L. Smith.
Four cakes in one display 1st, Mrs.'
G. II. Hollister; 2d, Inez Drain.
HKST IIUKAD
Diamond Hour 1st, Mis. I. H. Holmes
(2d premium.)
Lebanon flour 1st, Mrs. Jack Wise-
carver; 2d, Mrs. Ed McCrilliP.
Rivertou (lour 1st, Mrs. Geo. Hadell;
2d, Mis. Weit Stevens.
Meybest flour 1st, Mrs, E. N. Rob
eits; 2d, Mrs. F. L. Smith.
Puritan flour 1st Mrs. Henry Gil
ham; 2d, Bertha McMillan.
Sweepstakes for best bread from
Meybest or Puritan flour Mrs. Henry
Gilhaui.
CANNED KKUIT
Pears lBt.Clara McMillan; 2d, Mrs.
F. L. Smith.
Peaches 1st, Mrs. Jack Wisecarver;
2d, Mius Clara McMillan.
Cherries 1st, Mrs. E. N. Roberts; 2d,
Mrs. H. A. Zuliuan.
Plums 1st, Inez Drain; 2d, Stella
HeiTelbower.
Strawberries 1st, Stella HeiTelbower,
(2d money )
Raspberries 1st, Clara McMillan; 2d
Mrs. F. L Smith.
Apples 1st, Mis. James Gilhaui, 2d
Elsie Huffer.
Apricots 1st, Mrs. F. L. Smith; 2d,
Iiene Pegg.
Goosebenles 1st, Mrs. Elmer Rob
eitxon;2d, Mr.4. II. A. .ultimo.
Grapes 1st. Mis. F. h Smith; 2d,
Stnlla Ilffl'elbower.
Tomatoes lit, Stella HeiTelbower;
2d, Mis. r L Smith.
Apple jelly 1st, Ada Duckwoith;2d,
Mrs. F h Smith
Crabapple jell- 1st, Mrs. Ben Pegg,
21,Ireuu Pegg.
Plum jelly- M, Mis Kid Clutter,
2d, Mis. Wert Stevens.
Giapo jelly 1st. Mis. Jack Wine
o.irvor; 2d, Mrs. F. L. Smith,
Curt ant jelly 1st, Mrs. II. A. Za!
man;2d. Mrs. Wert Stevens.
Chery jelly 1st, Mrs.. jMiies Gilliam,
2d, Mia. Kid Ciuttoi.
ueuy iuii ihi, mrq. una. umuuiu; u
Mrd.tFrauIcRVcharlsonr,'.
Six Hilirftr cooklbfl lsl.' Jiillft'Finikr
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Gnoieberry jdly 1st, Mrs. F. L
Smith (2d nioiit-y.)
PlCKr.KS
Sour cucumber 1st, Mrs, Sarah
BrookMj2d Mrs EmM Hnsklus.
Sweet cucumber- Ut, Mrs. Eruet
Haskiis;2d, Mis. F. U Smith.
HhvI- 1st, Vim 15 N. Roberts; 2d,
Clara McMillan.
Gieiti tiiiuato 1st, Mrs F. L Suillb,
2d, Mm 11-n fVgg,
Watermelon -Nt, Clara MoMlllun,
21, Mm Kid ' hitter
Mixed-lst, Mm F L Smith, 2d',
Mm. Ed McCMIIls
Peach-1 -t. 'Mm. F. h. Smith, 2d,
Mrs. Kid Clutter.
Tomato Catsup lsti Mis. Geo He
dell; 2d, (linn McMillan
NEEDLEWORK DEPT.
Eyelet entbioidery 1st, Hazel Stint
ton, (2d money.)
Fieuch enibioldeiy 1st, Nannie
Wright; 2d, Mrs. Win. Lane.;
' Punch woik 1st, Mabel Latta, ?d,
Mrs. J. II. Person.
Cross Stitch .Mrs. O. C. Teel; 2d,
Fay Teel.
Haidangei 1st and 2d, Mis. Geo.
Trine.
Colored embroidery 1st, Mrs. A. C.
Scholia; 2d, Mrs. Win. Lane.
Battenberg 1st, Mabel LUta; 2d
Hannah Jorgensen.
BrHld lace 1st, Mrs. Nettle Burden;
2d Mabel Latta.
Embroldeied towel 1st and 2d, Mrs.
O. C. Teel.
Embioidered pillow cases 1st, Mrp.
J. H. Peison;2d. Mis Mell Herrlck.
Einbroideied corset cover 1st, Mabel
Latta (2d money.)
Tatting 1st, Reiirt Harwood, 2d,
Mrs. E'tlierSchultz.
Wpole.ii knit article 1st and 2d. Mrs.
AC.Sclmllz.
Woolen crocheted article 1st, Mrs.
B. F. Points (2d money.)
' Cotton ciocheted ai tide Mrs. Nettie
Burden; 2d, Mis. Frank Richardson.
Cotton or linen lace 1st, Mrs. Geo.
Trine; 2d, Mrs. Nettle Burden.
Crocheted bed spread 1st, Mrs. John
G. Potter; 2d, Mrs. Will Smith.
Irish crochet 1st, Mrs. Joe Crow;
'id. Mis. A. T.Walker.
Crocheted bag-lst, Mrs. G. H. Hollis
ter (2d money.)
HOI'A PILLOWS
Hai danger 1st, Mrs. A. Scluiltz (2d
money.)
Eibrqfdered, cotton, silk or wool
1st, Mrs. Wm.liaue;2d, Mrs. A.Schultz.
Novelty 1st, Mrs. Sula Meyer; 2d,
Mabel' Latta.
AUTIULKS MADE IIV LADIKS OVKH
1 SIXTY YKAKS OP AGE.
Beat display of tatting 1st, Mrs. Ella
Maikam; 2d, Mrs. Grice. t . ; r'
Best, display of crochet-Mst, Mrs.
Eljft Markam. j v .."- ,
;.;Bei piece eyelet embroidery 1st,
Mrp. PeterConover. r
VjBesfcfl'pieqe tatting 1st, Mrs. Ella
Markim! 2d,Mrsr.V. Haryvood. -'
f.Bescrocbeted article 1st, Mrs. John
G. Potteirad.'Mra. Carrie Irons: ii-
Besbrknit article 1st, Mrs. Stone
breaker, '
Log Cabin quilt 1st and 2d, Mrs.
Sarah Brooks.
Best French Embroidery
1st J)lrs P Conover; 2nd Mrs Grice
Specials
Point, Lace Mrs Ella Markam
Wallachlau Lunch Cloth Mrs Grice
Girls1 Department
Best Angel Food Cake
1st Irene Pegg; -'ud Alt.i Coon
Best Dark Cake
1st Hernicce Ross
Best Light Cake
1st Bernlece Ross '
Best Cake by GUI Under 10
1st Viola Dcardorf ; 2nd Ruth Frey
Best Uako by Girl Under 12
1st prize, 2nd money, Jennie Mao
Coon.
Best Cake by Girl Under U
1st prize, 2nd1 mouey, Angela Clutter.
Best Pie by Girl Under 12-
Fay Saladen
Rest Bread by Girl Under 1U
1st, Angela Clutter; 2nd, Alta Coon.
Best Tatting
1st, Fay Richardson; 2nd, Lucille
Harwood.
Rest Machine Made Garment
1st, Celeste Sorivner; 2ud, Rnth Joy
Best Hu'ud Made Phi Cushion
1st, llattie Worden; 2nd, Myra
Evans.
Best Piece Embroidery
1st, Virginia Caldwell; 2ud, Fay
Richardson.
Rest Croohetiug
1st, Celeste Scrlvner; 2nd, Kathrlno
Trout.
Best Patched Garjnent
1st, Pearl White: 2nd, Jennie Mae
Coon.
Best Embroidery Girl Under 10
1st prize, 2nd money, Elaine Thomas.
Best Butter
1st, Bernlece Ross; 2nd, Iienu 1'eirg
Best Hardanger
1st, Celeste, Serlvuer; 2nd, Zelma
Wonderly,
Rest Tutted Dolly
1st,' JCeluia Woudeily; 2nd, Elsie
Turnei.
Re-,1 Tatted Ai Hole
Eunice Hotlman.
Swoepstakos on Gill's CaUo '
Irene Pegg, one chocolate set.
Special For Best Crocheting
felosto Scrlvner.
Spcuial For Rest Bread
Angela Clutter.
Discretionary
Sweet Crackers Minulu Harrington,
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Repair That Corn Crib
WHY NOT NOW?
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ARE YOU WELL LOCATED
FOR NEXT YEAR?
Why not take un a .'120 aeio MON'DELL nnMESTEAh In wvrmixn.)
hoc these splendid prairie Inuib closo
i"31' ' winter aioie oi grain linn vegetables tlie settlors have and their fodder
supply for the stock. If your homestead right Is gone buy a farm in one of
these inviting settlements or Western NcbtMska or Northeastern Colorado.
You can get il at a fair price and on terms you can meet. Prosperous neigh
bors will welcome you to their schools and churches; banks and stores are
rendy to serve you.
Have you lost your crops through excessive and untimely rains? Go
whero you have'absolute central of moisture conditions, buy Irrigated land in
the NORTH PLATTE VALLEY or the RIG MORN BASIN.
Ask for free Illustrated foldui-.s with mmm .mil ,iut ,.,.,..!,... ,.;ti. ....
tion. The Burlington employs mo to
ui'irun. iJUb n Kt lllKnllier,
R.E.CAMP,D.C.
Chiropractor
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C. II. Miner Dr. S. 3. Dcardorf, M. D. C.
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C. H Miner Serum Co.
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Anti Hog Cholera Serum
Red CUwir Nebraska
Wire er Prom at tar Expense
D. S. Veterinary License Nt. 45
Honey F S Copley.
String Beans Mrs. Jack Wisecarver
Red Raspberry Jam Mrs. May
Rentley.
Peppers Miss Clara McMillan.
W Educational Department
General Work Class A
Lot 1 Ida Coon
Lot 2 Esther Lindstrom; Leah Ilea
ton. Lot 3 Earl Wilmott; Paul New
house. Lot 4 Troy Mitchell; Teddy Chap
lin. LotO-Pearl White; Helen McCall.
Lot" Almo Clutter.
Lot 8TDlstrlct 18; District 72.
Lot II Josephine Friable; Mildred
Warren.
Lot 11 John" Coon.
Lot 13 Ellery Hooper.
Lot It Robert Hoxsey.
Specials Robot t. Brake; Hobart Mc
Call. Boys1 Club Work Class B
Lot 1 John Coon.
Lot2 Ellery Hooper.
Class C
Lot 1 John Coon; Ellery Hooper.
Lot 'J-Elleoy Hooper; John Coon.
Glass D
Lot 1 Ellery Hooper.
GIRL'S CLUB PREMIUM LIST
Best hand made dusting cap
iat, Mildred Mizar; 2nd, Marcella
Stockman.
Best hand made sewing apron
bt, Mildred Mlzii; 2nd, Beatrice
Hadell.
SfSt stitch toncl-
Beatrica lludull; 2nd Beatrice Hudell.
Bist liHinstichipg
1st, Alta Coon; 2nd Mildred Mizqr,
Best muchlue mmlti corset cover
1st, Alta Coon;2id, Ethel Coon.
Canned Fruits and Jellies.
Bijflt Canned peaches y
1st, Ethel Coon; 2nd, Alta Coon
Best Canned Gooseberries
lit, Irene Pegg;
Best Canned plums
lit, EihelCoor;2tid, Alta Cjoii.
Best canned cherries
lat, Irene Pegg; 2nd. Marie Pegg.
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1004 Far nam St., Omaha, Nebraska
FOGEk'S PRIGE
ON STRAP WORK
For Farm Harness
Y inphPamer strap 15cts
1 " "ur i -V , " -jrtiij-.. 20"
IX". Jfole, and Breast -??.N
strap..No. 1 80 l'
IX " t Pole and Breast t
strap Up. Xrt-rr.H 'Sl.OO
inch 20 ft Team lines 5.50
i- inch 18Jtft eam lines 4.50
We are Oiling Harness
Now For $1.00.
This is the time of year to Oil
Best Grape Jellie
1st, Alta Coon; 2nd, Ethel Coon.
Best apple jllies
1st, AltaCcon; 2nd, Ethel Coon.
Best plum jellies
1st, Alta Coon; 2nd, Ethel Coon.
Best cranberry jelly
1st, E hel Coon; 2nd Alta Coon,
Best canned peara
1st, Ethel Coon; 2id, Irene Pegs.
Best canned grapes
1st, Alta Coon; 2nd, Ethel Coon.
Best Csnned blue plums
1st, Ethel Coon; 2nd, Alta Coon.
Best pickled cherries
1st, Irene Pegg; 2nd, Beatrice Hadell.
Needle Work
Best buttonholes
1st, Alta Coon; 2nd, Clara Day.,
Best French hemmed napkin
lit, 'Alta Coon; 2nd, Marie Pegg.
Best patching
1st, Marcella Stockman, 2nd, Ethel
Coon.
Best made petticoat
1st, Nellie Frey. 2nd, Elta Frey.
Best made dress
1st Nellie Frey; 2nd Elta Frey.
Best made Kensington Bag
lst., Alta Coon; 2nd, Irene Pegg.
Best made spoon case
1st, Irene Pegu; 2nd, Alta Coon.
PREMIUM LIST GtRLS CLUB, MEMBERS
UNDER 10 YEARS.
Beat quilt patches
1st, Jennie Coon; 2nd, Ida Coon.
BbbL handmade dusting cap
iat, "Elizibeth Mizu; 2nd, Happy
Hadell.
Best bund marie sewing agrou
lit, Elizibeth M!zr, 2nd, Happy
Hadell.
Rest croa stitch towel
lit, Happy H.ulell; 2nd, Jessie Crabil.
Beat Hemstitching
lut, Alice VWiltakei; 2nd, Happy
Hadell.
Best French hemmed napkin'
1st, Happy Hadell '
Beet patching
1st, Happy Hadell; 2nd, Jesse Crabill.
Cabbage 93c per hundred at Miner
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