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H. E. GRICE DRUG CO.
THE REXALL STORE.
County "Dads" ,
Are In Session
Kkii Ci.iii n, Nkii., .Inn. 11, Hi 10.
Hoard of County Commissioners met.
In regular so-sion. Members all pros
out Meeting 1'iillfil to order by Cleih.
Paul Stoi.-y whs .ducted Chiilimiin
for lh yoiirlMu. I
Minutes of former meeting read iin'tl
approved.
A saloon license, was gianted to A. '
F. Krouse of Koseinont and tho bond '
filed and approved. J
hi the mutter of bids for supplies fori
the various ollluers for tlie coming
year. Itlds were opened ami upon in
Tostlgatlon bids wore rejected and
olllcers diieeted to pureliaso hiiuIi sup
plies as udveitlsed for at prices not to
exceed bids submitted.
On moliou Tax hist and Treasurer's
Semi Animal Statement wns let to the
Commercial Advertiser and Illue Hill
Leader at one half legal late.
Application or liairiet Siiuinau for
admission to Soldiers Homo read and
approved
Repoit of Uoiul Overseers of Dls
trlctsNo 1, tjijj, 8, l'. 11. ' and '-
were appioved.
Lew Aubuihon was appointed Hoad
OvMerAeerofdistrlctNo.il to till va
cancy. Iteslguutlou ot B. K. Uootli Road
Overseer of district No. i!r. was read
and accepted. On motion Chris lluy
was appointed to 1111 vacancy
On motion County Trcasmer was In
structed to strike from tax list for the
year 11)1.1 tho Items of a mortgage giv
en by Clias. Blobaum to Sophia Aionds
adminl-ti ati ix of estate of Win. Arends
for eOOD and also note of 12G, the
same being outlawed ami declared
worthless by County Judge.
k Moved and seconded that tho follow
itig be the estimate of county expenses
for tlio ensuing year:
County Superintendent s uoo'J
Disti let Court luOo
Incidentals 10,()(K)
Boolisand stationery 1000
Gorouor 2l)0
Couuty Board and Equalization.. 3700
County Attortioy 1200
County Assessor and deputies... 3000
Roads 30,000
Poor 1000
Uridges 30,000
Soldiers Relief 300
Insane 300
Total t83,400
The following claims on the general
fund were audited and allowed:
Murv E ArncBon $25 00
Blue Hill Leader 18 65
J. 0. Butler 2 85
Foster JJiown 23 12
T. J. Chaplin 88 95
Lon Carpenter 15 32
W. E. M. Dever 12 00
Dr. Uameroll 17 00
W. D. Edoon 56 15
Red Cloud Furmerj Institute.. 'J5 00
Ulue Hid
Guida Rock "
Cowles
E. S Fi z
II E Urtv llru.Ci
W. i. 11. n'ninti ...
A l Hntimur
R V l xioy .. .
25 00
25 00
2J 0"
02 17
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4?5
7 86
Wt&
4 00
40 06
2 50
J7 Si
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Hui i. .Iran' ,,
O J Kiiliy..,.
Si'i Lmt'.ey . ..
Jmn sL'iy
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Mul i AvryQo :v 885 45
Morlnrl Rroj ...
S5 49
U. G. Martin G.00
Fioyd Mr-Cull 104 GO
A. H. McArthur 36 30
Edith L. McKeiKhnn GG 80
C D. llobinaon for phono, lights
mid watiT 192 13
A D Uniiify 38 00
Ll.yd IttfiKlc 10 52
Jo.RIkkI'is 11 51
I'huI Storey 115 Go
C a it S',a er 194 20
M'"- MytaSUby 30 00
l K :jpeucu 10 75
Sell O Uint. No. 2 25 00
Anna B. Spunoglt; 33 75
Mra Lizzie Wilson 150 00
0. F. Walker 10 00
Mm. Grace Kli k 200
Mr, Jennie Perry 2 00
Neb. Inst. Feeble Minded 38 65
Jan. 12, 1916.
Board met purtuant to adjournment.
Chairmuu uppoiulcd CJhaplm.and Me
Cull to check Clerk of Court, Co. Judgp,
Sheriff, Co. Clerk, and Co Supt. Shid
' i hoirman and Stony to check Count)
ireuburer.
Chairman uppuinted (nidge commit
teed hb follows:
Uidtrici 1, Chaplin, Iloirmun and Mc
Cull.
District 2, Hoirman, Shidter, Chaplin
DUriet3, McCill, Storey, Hoffman.
District 1, Storey, McCall, Chaplin.
District 5, Slndler, Storey, Hoffman.
I'ojr Furm cuinitleo Chaplin fUiutr
man. McCail and Huffman.
A Nice Boquet
' m
The following from itho pun of Karl
Speuce, in his Frankllii County Newa,
isatiice boquet, indeed, and really
makes us glad wo arc living:
Tho Red Cloud Argus will be thlrly
seven years old this week. Editor
Edson lias Itopt tho Argus up to the
high staudurd set by his predecessor,
Editor L. E. Taltaud it is one of the
good newspapers of the valley.
The Red Cloud Chief is another one
of the old papers of the valley, having
completed its fortytlilrd year last
week. The Chief has Hoen many up3und
downs and if we aro not mistaken was
ouco botuud lost on an election. Since
coming under the management of
Editor McArthur a few years ago, it lias
blossomed out into one of the best
papers aloug tho valley and is now one
of the best propositions in this section
of tho state.
The Red Cloud Commercial Adver
tiser started out on Its fifteenth year
on Monday of this week. Wo remem
ber very well when the ComniPrclal
Advert'scr was startod by its preent
editor and people laughed at him for.
attempting to publish n paper three
times a week, but the Advertiser has
been right on tho lob ever since. He
started out with one small jobber and
a handful of type, but now lias one of
the best equipped oillcos aloug the
valley
Farm Loans
Lo'vckl Intei est, bent option and
j terms to bf I'm! In the state. Money
iilwaj s
lllflf.
d'. v'ull
for
C.
mu at State
F. C.lTllKIt.
Notice
A'll nonuuuti due Utu firm of Whit
akr v. UuokUs uie li be psid to
Harry UujuIbh, who Iibh uimrtio of the
biuluets. As I ik'fcli'u to go to funning
in tliu bpi'iug, at) acenuuts must bo
paid ut once.
HARRY BUCKLES.
Lincoln Letter
SeetetHry O. E. Ilernecker of tlie
state hoard of equalization and assess
ment has sent out a notice of the
annual mcotltu; of county assessor, to
lie liilil In the senate chamber, Lincoln,
.Jannan 1!) and 20,1'Mll. Counlj eli-rks
ami iiieinliers of tin- eount.i ! M-'ls ut o
also imiled to nttend tins meuiing,
which promises to be the most inter
isting and useful gatliurliig of tln kind
in yeiirs. Land assess, nents will h
mailc In lillO and uniformity in valua
tions Is the result Secretary lietneeUer
is stilvlng for.
Dr. .1. I). Case, inspector of the slate
b laid of health, iinuouuiv that lie lias
readv for distribution a now edition of
'Rules and Koguiutions of the Stute
Board of Health" covering quarantine,
care and disinfection 'of contagious
diseases, rules for reporting births and
deaths, etc., revised and edited by Dr.
II. II. Cummins, of Seward, secretary.
This publication is freo to all doctors,
schools, und poisons having to do witli
the care of tho side. Address, Dr. ).
D. Case, State Iloiue, Lincoln.
Eieven county treasurers have sunt
in iiutfinil settlement statements to
State Auditor Wm. II. Smith up to
January (ith. but settlement has been
made wild only one Foster S. (Jumble
of Stanton county. The other ten
treasurers (of Adams, Box llutte, Fill
moro, Furnas, Greeley, Hall, Howard,
Knox. Richardson and York) will be
sottlod with as promptly as possible,
after they have made an additional
statement showing balance of statu
funds on hand at end of each month In
1915, togethr with date and amount of
each remittance. The statutory peiialj
ty will probably be exacted in all cases
whore treasurers ref,used to make
monthly remittances.
State Treasurer Geo. E. Hall's state
ment for the mouth of December 1015,
shows au increase of cash on hand
over November. The totals for all
funds are as follows:
Nov. 30, '15, Bal. on liandSLS01,709.33
December collections ... 03G,OG0.62
Total 81,811,068.87
December disbursemeiits 5:7,(i00.0.'
Doc. 31, M5, Hal. on hand 1,234,003 82
Total $l,Hll,GG8.S7
The tail mice on hand at end of Dec
ember is held as follows:
In depository banks $1,000,121.01
Bonds hold as cash 8S,000.C0
UniVlty war's held as cash 85,831.11
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fluffy, tempting; and
wholesome jelly Rolls,
Cakes, Biscuitsandother
good things! My! but
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
certainly heats the band
for sure results for
purity, economy and
wholesome bakings.
Tell your mother to try
Calumet Bakinc Pow
der on the money-back
Received Highest Awerde
K$u Col Btti ftii
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Cheap and big canT..tl.i.ir;f,owdi!&doi)oi
cavoyou mnncy. Crliiirv'tc'ogs-ltVPurr
nnd far superior t r.our n'..U and tojB,
Methodist Mention
Union Prayer meetings.
Get icatly for the Revival!
Revivals always begin with tho
church.
WliHt Itlml of a vhui eh wont niv
Hnircli In-If ovory m niln-r wns just
like mc
Second Ojiru u-rly Conference .Satur
day ut 7:'l0 p. in.
The Union prayer meeting will bo
held tit the Methodist chiiioli this
week.
The piogiam to lie given by the h
tenncdlatc LcHguo has been postponed
one week on account of tlie sickness
of the SupeiliiiondMiit
Rev. B W. -Marsh I). D will pujach
next Sunday morning.
The Intci mediate League has a chin t
er now t weiitytlve yeius and one day
after the organization of the Epwoitli
League. Anniversary week of tlio
League brought out some very line
talent. The one shortcoming was tlie
pnoplo failed to come out to hear them.
Sacrament Sunday morning. You
are invited.
There is an extra day in this jear,
February 20th, why not make it a
great day. How would au all day
prayer meeting htrlke you
Rev. C. L. Mykks, 1). D , Pastor.
NOTICE!
Having purchased the blacksmith
shop recently conducted under the
name of WhltakerA Buckles, I am
new prepared to do
General Blacksmithing
and
Repair Work
I invite all old putions of the
shop, as well as anyone else desir
ing work of this class to give mo a
trial. Ira Wolre, who for years has
bioti employed in this shop, has
accepted a position with me, und
can be found at the old stand.
CALL AND SEE US
F. J. BARTUNEK
Normal School war. held as
cash (SS.IiOLlO
Johnson county war. held
as cash ".fiOO.OO
Checks and currency in
vault iu,oir.:u
Total balance Sl,28 1,003. H'l
Taking chargo of the treasury on
January 8, 1013, it required, a day or
t.o for Treasurer (lull to get his bear
ings, but about the 12th of .January
he announced that thei cutter all state
warrants would lie paid on present
ation, and no more would be rcglstor
oil if it could bo avoided. On January
12. 1915, there were outstunilingSSG3,CuO
of general, university and normal war.
rants-all thawing I peicent interest.
J'jrom that day to tins, e:;uept one
small lot of univ.-rsitj wanauts none
blue been tcgistciol. Lei-s ihau It
months after taking eliaio, all the
registered warrants wore t imposed of
as mi lotere.sl liability against tho
state, and every state wan ant is now
at par.
Rebekah Lodge Installs
The Rebekah Indue met Thursday
evening and installed the following
officers for tho ensuing year: Miss
Pearl Huffer, N. U.; Mrs. Anna Clark,
V. O.; Miss Clara McMillan, Secretary;
Mrs. Lottie Smith, TietiMiror; Mrs
Joe Fogel, R. S N. G ; Mrs. W. (!.'
Wttiron, L. S., N. G.; Mis. E. WoUch,
Warden; Mrs. F. A mack, Conductor;
Mrs. Anna Spires, Guardian; Miss Nan
nie Wright, R. S V.G.; Mrs. Harring
ton, L. S.,V.Q.
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iTELLS VENTfORM IS NEAR
j Electric Companies Have Arrange-
t ment Which Warns Them When i
Extra Light Is Needed.
Whcn a heavy storm cornea up in
tho daytlmo and tho sky gets dark wo
all turn on tho electric light. Some-
(times this happens bo suddenly that
tho companios which supply tho elec
tric current aro taken unawares with
only the normal daytlmo current that
Is entirely inadequate to meet a gen
oral demand.
Henco electric companies havo to
I keep a man with a keen weathor eye
(constantly "on tho Job." One of tho
ilargest concerns in Now York has re
cently installed a storm detector slmi
.lar to a wireless telegraph receiving
Inpparatun, which Is nffected by neigh
boring thunderstorms nud nnnounces
their presonco by ringing a bell. Tho
'nearer tho storm tho moro fro un ntly
idoos tho hell ring, nnd within an hour
to a half hour beroro tlio storm lucnUa
Uioro Is ample vnml.ii to propare ad
ditional generators for nervica vhon
abnormal demnnds for current ore felt.
DR. CBAS. E. CROSS
CXNTl&T
Vfcft HlXTh 0ANU
m Cioui) ' ' 9 Nebraska
! 20 OFF J
j ft ALL wssa
til
Inventory Time Will Soon Be Here
And in Order to Reduce Stock
Will Give 20 Per Cent Off on All
Winter Goods For Two Weeks
Only. Now is Your Chance to
Secure Some Real Bargains as All
Goods Are Advancing in Price
Stock Consists of:
Dress Goods
Underwear
Knit Caps
Yarns
Hoods
Gloves
Profit Sharing
With Each 10
fe. Barbara Phares
Agent For Warner Bros. Corsets oud Dutterlck Patterns
Jk a i ' i "''" fl
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL OR.DER.S
PLATT&FREES
&$S&msimmB &c
Pianos and Musical Merchandise
UNDERTAKING
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January Iravel Specialties
Some of the biggest and most important conventions of the year will be
held in Lincoln in January. These conventions wlM Interest thousands of
Nobraskans.
In Lincoln,, January 17-23
Meetings of Organized Agriculture
Hoard of Agriculture
Horticultural Society
Llvo Stock Improvers
llorso Hreeders
Cattle lireederh
Pair j men's Association
Swliu' UrecdeiM
General Conventiono
Mut Uortleultural Smdety
I'.rirU aivl I iU' .M uiuf lutiirets
.Still'- Uumbi'i m-n'ri AsOk-iavio'i
IVir (Hi i i t i.fe'i i n, ii,f.ijiji,uioii,
S3 w. n.
W. S.
Silks and Velvets
Hose-Wool Fleeced
Cotton Bats
Outing Flannel
Sweaters
Mittens
Stamps Given
Cent Purchase
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Sheep Bteeders and Wool Uiowers
Corn Improvers
Florists and Hoo Keepers
Stuto ami County Fairs
Clood IdmilH, Itiiral School Patrons
nnd Rlmllnr nsociatioiiN
Hfata UottleiV AhiociaUon
County A-..i).'s
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