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Having Taken Charge of the Business
Formerly Conducted Under the Name of
Whitaker & Buckles, I am Offering Great
BARGAINS ON...
Implements, Grease, Oils
And Everything On Hand
Repairs Of All Kinds
...INCLUDING...
Joilet Corn Sheller Repairs
We also wish to call attention to the fact
that the P. fie 0. line of implements may not be
carried in Red Cloud this year and this is your
opportunity to secure them at bargain prices.
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Harry Buckles
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PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will offer for sale nt public auction at his
farm 10 miles north of Guide Rock, 5 miles south and W, west of
Lawrence, 4 miles south and 1 east of Uosemont and 3 miles north
and 1J east of Uowles, the following doscribod property on:
Tuesday, January 25 th
Beginning At I O'clock Sharp . cu
70 . Head of Cattle
20 yearling and coming 3 year old steers; 20 fall and winter
steer chIvks; ! cows, j; fresh, the rest will bo fresh soon. These are
all extra line milk cows. All the cuttle are good stull' and good
color; 2 coming U year old heifers to be fresh in spring; 8 yearling
heifers; 8 coming 3 year old heifers with calf; 1 coming a year old
Shorthorn bull; .'I small calves.
HORSES AND HOGS
1 bay horse, 7 years old, I bay horse 5 years old, 1 3 year old
colt; 3 shouts we ght about 100 lbs each.
FARM MACHINERY ETC.
500 bushels shelled corn; spring wagon, 3 riding cultivators
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Lunch Will De Served At Noon
TERMS: 12 month on scoured notes at 10 per cent interest.
Jas. Bramwell, Owner
Col.O. O Denny, Auct. Carl Itoos, Cleric
V'N'x'A VAVvVv'Vsa'SA-
HIGH SGHOOL NOTES
Ijv Ht'8Si:i,L MykiisJ
The .Seniors and Juniors aro looking
nnxlously forward to one of tho big
gest social ovents that will take place
during the school year, tho Senior-
Junior Banquet. This will bo given
on tho '2nd of February the Seniors
entertaining tho Juniors.
All students feel much relieved by
the fact that the 8.".0 examinations giv
en Thursday and Friday of last week
aro over. Nearly all are of the bollef
that this is an excellent opportunity
for turning over a now leaf in school
work. The faculty sincerely hope
this will be carried out.
Tho High School Athletics arc on
tho up grade. The Newhouse bulding
has been rented for the Basket Hall
team and a great deal of intorest is
being shown thus far. It is believed
that the ilrst threo games Alma, Frank
lin Academy and Nelson College arc
to bo played away from home, but with
return games later In tho season.
On Monday of this week the High
School students were royally entertain
ed by Dr. J. A. Lcavitt, who is a great
and good benefactor of the general
public, lie belongs to the rckuown
'"Society for tho Friendless," whoso
work is befriending jailbirds, or in
milder words, men and women who
have been detained behind the iron
bars and stone walls, justly or unjusf
ly, by Uncle Sam.
lie used for his subject, his motto,
"Others", and from It delivered a very
amusing, interesting and uplifting ad
dress. Ho told of his experiences with
and for such poople, which made .all
sit up and take notice. He took the
students back to the earlier causes, for
imprisonment other than povorty or
drink, back to the cradle in the home.
Ho stated that he believed that should
a baby cry In tho night until it's par'
cut came and turned on the light or
fed it, that this was tho beginning of
small victories of the child over the
parent, which quickly enlarged and
then came, eventually, petty victories
over the government and so on until
they landed behind tho bars.
The work of this "Society for the
Friendless" Is not only "cure" but the
greater part "prevention".
During the course of his address ho
mentioned many ways of prevention!
and nt the end of forty minutes of
good sound advise, with a good wish
for all, he had completed his talk.
Everyone enjoyed him and felt they
were hotter for having heard a man
such as Dr. Leavltt.
The Democratic
Editorial Banquet
The banquet given by tho Democratic
IMIlorial Association, nt the Lludcll
hotel, Lincoln, January llth, was at
tended by about 100 guests and was a
most pronounced r.uceess in every way.
Credit for this is due in great measure
to President John M. Tanner, who act
ed as tuustmaster, E. A. Walrath,
secretary, as well as other members of
the committee on arrangements. John
W. Cutrlght, editor of tho Lincoln
Daily Star is tho champion booster,
however, having disposed of 101 tickets,
Tills banquet served as a sort of pre
liminary stutc convention for bringing
nut candidates for state ollicc. An
nouncements were made of the candi
dacy of Charles W. Pool for ronotnl
nation as secretary of state; Wm. II.
Smith for auditor; Geo. E. Hall for
treasurer; Willis B. Reed for attorney
general; W. S. Rldgell, Jack Orace,
and Victor Wilson for railway com
missioner; Harry Adams for treasurer;
and a number of other aspirants made
speeches but did not make formal an
nouncement of their intention to tile.
President Wilson's uamc was alwayn
loudly applauded, but there was diyls
ion of opinion on his preparedness pro
gram, tormer united states senator
Wm. V. Allen and Arthur Mullen
stood In support of preparedness, while
Governor Morehead, I. J. Dunn and C.
W. Bryan spoke in opposition to it.
Applause was about equally divided.
Mr. Bryan alone touched on the pro
hibition question and declared himself
in favor of it. Mayor Jim Dohlman
made nn earnest speech In favor of
placing the "man above the dollar,"
and declared that Omaha democrats
would support the present state officers
for re-election and W. J. Bryan for
delegnteat-lurge to the National convention.
j 20 OFF j
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Winter Goods
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:
INAVALE
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RIGHT UNDER VOIR NOSE
are some of the richest and most productive irrigated and
non-irrigated lands lu tho United States. You cuu buy
them at low pricss anil on exceptionally easy terms. Do
let this real oppor-
K.. iV. SMITH
Colonization and Industrial Agent
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Land Desk 33 Union Pacific Hdqts.
OMAHA, :- NEBRASKA
not
tunlty pass, but ask me
TODAY for reliable lufor
matiou about these lands.
Rural School Jiotes
District 26
Kel-
book
Sohoo'l opened January 3rd, after
w eek's vacation, with the enrollment
of another new pupil. Wc have also
obtained a good many new books.
We have a completo set of Drlggs'
t. r.nnuuatre Lessons for all the
grades. Also a complete set of
lncrcru' Health Sorles and a new
of Good Health, books for tho 5th and
6th grades.
Those pupils having a perfect en
ailment record for the whole term
this far are Ned PlUcy, Hlldagsrd
Dronimer.
A play entitled "Mr. Bob" will he
presented at the school house Friday
evenlDg, January 28th, by some of tho
young people of the community, me
sohool will give n bhort program pro
ceeding the play. An admission of
15 cents will bo charged for adults uud
10 cents for children under 12 years. A
basket supper will bo held after the
play. All girls aro required to bring
baskets.
Anna Brommur, Teacher.
Some Omaha High Spots
Omaha, Nebr., Jan. 17. Some of
Omaha's high spots, us shown by busi
ness lu 1915, are:
Omaha is the second primary live
stock market of the' world.
Omalm is the fourtU .primary .grain
market of the world.
Otuuha is the greatest creamery but
ter producing city In the world.
Omaha is the greatest lead ore reduc
ing city in' the world.
Omaha Is the second primary corn
market of the world.
Omaha is the greatest feeder sheep
market in the wot Id.
Omaha showed a general dovelop
ment of fifteen peiceut last year.
These high spot- of Omaha are tri
butes to the great Nebraska producing
ability. Surely Nebraska is coming
into her own.
tus, consisting of a basket ball, a
volley ball and a merry go round. By
having the Manual Training olass put
up the fixtures for the above appara
tus, we will still have a balance to
pend for other things which will be
decided later on.
We have appreciated the presence of
forty-two visitors during the past four
months of sohool.
The following pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy during the
fourth month: Stanser Amack, Orvlu
Harris, Pearl White, Lyle Ilarrls,
Uussio DeWltt, Helen Wiggins, Vern
Cummings, Villa Campbell, Edna Cum
munlngs, Edgar Amaok, Hallie Sum
mers. Ethel Fisher, Charles ItcEl-
haney, Russell Summers, Aleathea
Campbell.
The following pupils can boast of
being neither absent nor tardy durirg
tho past four mouths of school:
Stanser Amaok. Lvlo Harris, Pearl
White, Helen Wiggins, Vern Cum
munlngs, Villa Campbell, Edna Cum
mlugs, Edgar Amack, Hallio Summers,
Ethel Fisher and Russell Summers.
Guy W. Dunbar,
Anna C. Luun,
Teacher.
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DKNTIBT
tVEt STATE BANK
Red Cloud ' " Nebraska
Ed Fey shipped near of hogs also a
car of cattle to Kansas City Wednes
day. District Superintendent, Rev. Mursh
whs here Monday uud held Quarterly
Conference at tho M E. Parsonage.
-Mr. Pierce of Red Cloud gave a very
interesting talk on the bible Sunday
evening at the M. E church.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met Wed
nesday nt the church to tie comforts.
Harney Ring shipped a car of hogs
to Kansas City, Wednesday.
Mr. Faruham shipped a car of hogs
to Kansas City, Wednesday.'
, ,Tlie Arnpld boys are putting up
ice this week.
;c Miles Putman returned from Crete,
Saturday night, where he had been
for two months.
.( Mr. .T. Barker was in bed two or
three days last week with lagrlppe.
Mrs. Bert Fisher and children went
to Riverton, Monday.
W. R. Wonderly shipped a car load
of corn this week.
Roy Palmer and Art Myers gave a
mask dance, Friday night, at Hunter's
hall. Everyone reports a good time.
Roy Palmer had his corn shelled
Tuesday.
Mr. Leonard has a force of men put
ting up ice for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn spent Sunday in
Illoomington.
Chas. Dickenson was In Red Cloud,
Monday.
Burl Smith has accepted a position
at Liberty, Missouri, and will move
there 6oon.
Dress Goods Silks and Velvets
Underwear Hose-Wool Fleeced
Knit Caps Cotton Bats
Yarns ' Outing Flannel
Hoods Sweaters
Gloves Mittens
Profit Sharing Stamps Given
With Each 10 Cent Purchase
firs. Baitea Phages
Agent For Warner Bros. Corsets aud Butterlck Patterns W
WE WlLL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT & FREES
61VES THE PEOPLE
k SQUARE DEAL
W. M. Fsdermsnn, Leading Ocuoglit
of Kansas City Stands By Mis
Convictions
Fam Ums
Lowest interest, best option and
terms to be had in the state. Money
always ready. Call for me at State
Bank. C. F. Catueb.
? Pianos and Musical Merchandise 5
UNDERTAKING
LBDY KTTBNDRNT
Cmlls Answered Day or Night
ED. AMACK
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Notice.
I have iu my possession (our stray
calves. Anyone owning same and
making proof of ownership may have
them after paying cost of advertise
ment aud care of keeping.
V. O. Lundv, Inavale, Nebraska
Garfield High School
District 85 has just UnUhed the
fourth month of the school term.
Just before tho Ohristuuis vacutlon a
box social and program were given,
undjn fipite of the bud voathiT wo
had a lnrjro crowd, ull of whom Htihl
the onjoyed the program very much,
There wcro fort live lovely basUoU,
whioh brought M7.W. Wo wish to
i,n,,ir i ho ladies who brought baskets.
A pencil sharpuer was purchused for
the school uud the rest 01 im "..
will be spout for playground nppnra-
Dr. A. E. Boles
OSTEOPATH
Physical Laboratory Diagnosis
CONH'U'ATH'N AND F.XAHIJiAllO.N VllUV.
"Osteopathy tho Scionco of Healing
by Adjustment." tilveu to the
World by A. T. Still, A. l). Is7l
OFFICE 0YEII
Horn l'uoNUS
SMIll! SHOE STORE
1U3D CLOUD, Ni:iJU.
W. M. FEDERMANN
"I have always believed," be said,
"that a druggist's llrst duty Is to the
health of his customers. I tell my ico.
pie frankly that n safe, gentle, Inex
pensive hisiitlvo HUfh us Itexiill Order
lies, kept in the home, will pay the big
gest dividends of nny investment ever
made. I recommend It us the best
family hiMUlve, because It Is put up
In tasty candy tablet form that appeals
to men, women and children alike, uud
la ns delightful and pleasing to take as
It la healthful."
Wo havo the cxclualvo soiling rights for
this groat laxative. Trial size. 10 cents.
H. E. GRICS DRUG 00.
THE REXALL STORE.
NOTICE!
Having purchased tho blacksmith
shop recently conducted under the
name of Whitaker & Buckles, I am
now prepared to do
General Blacksmithing
and
Repair Work
I invito all old patrons of tho
shop, as woll as any one elso desir
ing work of this class to give mo a
trial. Ira Wolte, who for years has
been employed iu this shop, has
accepted a position with me, uud
can bo found at the old stand.
CALL AND SSE US
BARTUNEK
320 Acre
Mondell Homesteads Free
They are going very fast. If you want a cbolco location dou't delay.
Forty-one tilings was a rocent day's work at the Buffalo, Wyoming, Land
Ofilce. A rolling grass covered prairie that will yield crops of wheat, oats,
millet, potatoes and every garden plant in surprising quantities. No better
stock country in tho United States. Goto Northeastern Wyoming, to New
castle, Upton, Moorcroft, or Gillette, all In tho Sundance Laud District or via,
Clcarmont or Sheridan to Buffalo for Johnson County lands.
F.I
The cost of securing u 320-ucro Mondell tract Is but
though you may ilnd It desirable to employ at an extra fee
to help you make a good selection. Call on our agent for
you reash either of theso localities, or write mo.
$23 filing fee, al
ii reliable locator
information when
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S.B.Howard, Immigration Agent
"Q" Building, Omaha, Neb.
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