The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, May 25, 1916, Image 4
i 12 i I ' V iftfe Rfci) CLUUD CHlfcV Red Cloud, Nebraska. PUDLISHED BVEKV THURSDAY Kntcrcd In the I'oMonire nt Hid ( luuri, Net), nil Htvnnd (.'Inns Mutter A 15. McAUTHUK l'l.'M.ISIinit TUB ONLY DKMOt'ItATU' I'Al'KK IN WKIISTKUtUUNTY Political Pickups. Tho Democratic Uoni.ty Central Committee hold u meeting In , Hod Cloud on Saturday afternoon, Mny 20, and among tlio miitiy matters of busi ness brought before these worthy gent- lcnien, was the holding of u Delegates Convention. It was put to n vote and the result was tlmt the date bet for this event In to be July '.':'. and thu plnce, lied Cloud Owing to the number of friend of A. V. Ducker writing his name on the Democratic primary ballot for County Treasurer (no regular candidate having filed for this olllee), thin popular citi zen has decided to throw his hat into JiVthtfifliiK with the other aspirants and annoikities that he will bo pleased to , receive 'Ho .voles of his ninny friends 'nt the regular election. Mr. Ducker needs no Introduction to the votcts, as ho is wqlVMtnown nnd Is n highly respocledcltlzeti and competent to as sume the 'duties of that olllcu, should ho be successful in the raco. He was also endorsed by tuo County Central Committee. Among thu names that appear on the Democratic ticket, is that of Keith Neville, candidate for Governor. Ho is a resident of North Platte and is one of tlio successful business men of that thriving llttfb city, and lias al ways been a loyal democrat and a booster for Ills town, state and party and deserves the support of everyone who professes to be a loyal democrat. lie is not only u favorite amoug the men of his own party, but is also high ly spoken of by his political oppo nents. The North Platte Tribune, a staunch republican paper that bos weathered the storms of adversity, and also received their share of pros perity, for the last thirty-five years was one of the first to express his candidacy and devoted considerable jupace in their paper to express their opinion of Mr. Neville as n favorable caudldato for this otllce. He is well bpoken J of by the ministers of the; gospel and, the laymen alike, and no one seems to be able to find a spot or blemish in his character. He is a strong advocator of better roads, better government, in fact, is willing to lend a hand to help in any worthy cause, if you have never had the pleasure to know this man, or know ing of him, now is the opportune time to become better acquainted with. An 3t marked before his name on your ballot wul sliuw that J on have thine your sham toward placing the riht man in the governor's chair. When in need of prin'o 1 m Utor of any kind cill at, the Chief olllco the home of "(Quality" printing. cam CMcssrs 4Studrt$hckton 8Jlhrt &Smith &avd the (Honor io Present THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE "t&Utocrfrmsaaizmst7y8r WHICH IS DEUF.VED TO RK THE MOST NOTEWORTHY ACHIEVEMENT IN THE 1UST0KYOP MOTION FICTUllL'S fflijfcfiByandWfagrapfieduncferfcpersoMf superisionof ' tfSlwrt$Iaekfon with acknowledgments to - 7udsonotfaxm forfaefs ccMizech"DEVmsmS$ AMCWA Orpheum Theater ?,.dud Fri.-Sat.-Sun., June 9-10-11 VTBAGRAMI BLUB FIVE - PERFORMANCES - FIVE Friday-Saturday, Matinee 2:30, Night 8:30. Sunday, Matinee 3:00 Chll lien 2,ric, Adults r, j Seats now on jalo at Newhouse Jewelry Store. Court Proceedings. Amboy Mill A Elevator Co. v Harris Continued. .Johnson U. Wlsccnrver v Kootit. Continued. Charles 14. Ogelvle v L. A. Glebe. Continued. Francis A Vance v L. A. Glebe. Con tinued. Clark Implement Co. v Wallace. Con tinued. Occidental Illdg & Loan v Walter Khcaetal. Continued. Lucy M. Stonebroaker vsS. C. Shuck. Continued. Occidental Dldg A: Loan v Sarah lturden. Continued. C. A. Schultz v John L. Christian et al. Sale confirmed. Supersedeas bond fixed at J .'.00. In the matter of theEstntoof Robert Wilson, deceased. Sale confirmed. M. B, Corner v Franklin W. Cass et al. Continued. Donald E. Cloud ct al v Hnttle I Orchard et al. Not at Issue. Alice A. Hanks v Laura Prentice et al. .Hale confirmed, Malone Avery Co. v John O Veiscr ot al, Continued for term. Occidental Uldg & Loan v Stark ct al. Continued. Wllhemlna II. Pharcs v IMulC. l'har es. Divorce for plaintiff Frederick Hlanko v Elmer Fogg Continued. Spencer E. Hailey v City of Red Cloud. PlalutliT given leave to file amended petition. S. C. Shuck v David 1'. Mclulnch Defendant given leave to lite answer. Fred Walliu v William S. Uarber Continued. Josephlno I.amborn v Frank Lam born. Divorce for plaintiff and cus tody of minor children. Blanche Jenkins v Ethel May Cum tilings. Sale confirmed. Saunders Uros., v J. II.. Ellinger. Settled and dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Hannah Weigel v John Welgel. Di vorce for plalntitT. Pearl Arnold v Arthur Arnold. Suit money and attorney's fee allowed. Dora Weideman v William T. Mount ford. Judgment for plaintiff. William J. Overman v Homer Fox et al. Decree as per journal on flic. I) J.O'Keefo v Fiank A. Wilcox. Judgment for plaintiff for 82538. Mary C. Wilson v John 0. Wilson. Judgment on Mandate. Ellsha A. Coe v Wro. J. Howard. Not nt Issue. The following were granted natural ization papers: Dimltr LazarofT, Hlue Hill: Kalph Rose, Rosomont; Louis Oestcrblad, Guide Rock; Nils Etnil Olsson and Abraham Yehiey of Red Cloud. ' v. .. t Music Lessons. Pupils wishing to tnko lessons on violin, piano, all striae and brtiss in stititneuts will please call or phone Prof. A. A. I.eltoy, Royal Hotel, Red Cloud. Mrs E A Crcightou was In lUue Hill, Wednesday, visiting her sister, Mrs. C. F liund and family. ms m k RIBBON FEATURE tS-t. ff&. r,'Xzi-t fViri i Our Groceries Will Suit You to a "T" Radishes Lettuce Cucumbers Fresh Tomatoes Pine Apples Strawberries Apples New Potatoes Green Peas String Beans Heinz Pickles Olives, Soups and Catsup Sunshine Wafers I tens Crackers and Cookies Campbell Soups Salmon in 10-15 20-2 5c Cans Morton Salt in Package, Bag, Barrell, Block Proclamation Tue.s'ay, May 30th., is 'the day set aside by nation and state, to decorate the graves of the deceased soldiers ot the Rebellion. During the past year many comrades have passed away, and are now located in the teutless camps, never to answer the bugle cbII on earth. The scarcity of those who took part in the defense of our country should remind the young that their time is passing jubt as rapidly. All loyal citizens should observe this day, therefor I, llobt. Drttnerell, Mayor of thu city of lted Cloud, respectfully request that business in the city be suspended, that bu-dness men attend, and tukt putt in Hie xxeivKe-, and that all loyal citizens, by their pies enee, show their respect and gratitude for hervices rendered by the soldieis of 1801. llobt. Oamerell, Mayor. Get Together Campaign; Tho Congregational churches of Ne braska are sending out men to vi-it nil of tho churches in the state, and to hear reports on the work for the past live years. These men will meet with the Red Cloud church, on Fiiduy, May Jtith, beginning at :i p. in. The after noon session will be occupied with re ports, conferences, and discussion of methods. At 7:110 there will be a rally of all ineiubuis and friends' of the church, for a social time nnd brief ad dresses by the visiting team, followed by a lunch, charge per plate lfic A ueneral invitation is given for the even lug session. Doyle Purchases Pool Hall. Powell Bros , pioprietors of the 'IV poo Smoke House, have sold this pop ular amusement parlm in Matt Dnyle Mr. Doyle was form ily -a hu-iness man in this city, mil his uiiiny friends will be pleaded to ee his name on tho list of our buslines men. He i well hUed by all who know him, mid his patrons uiv assured of every couite v while wiling away the hours in his place of business. Powell Bros, eutuu here from N'eligh, about a year ago, and have made many friends, who will regret to see them I'eavo our midst Ar yet, they luve not decided on any other business venture Matt will take charge Monday. Locales Mr. Chaffin. Shenill' Hedge, on last Sunday, lo cated Tom Cluflln, uge r,9. who dissnp pnared from his homo at Blue Hill, on May lSth. He found him in a vacant building on a'.faim, about fourteen miles north or this city. Ho had re mained in this place for nine days and had e.Nisted on pinched corn. The cause of his straugo conduct Is attributed :ilnancialdirtlcultles and to tho fact that he had squandered a sum of nioneyr.lii dissipation which was needed to supply .thu necessities ot life. The sheriff talked to him like a big brother, and after considerable plead ing, Induecdlhtin to letnrn to his home ii Blue Hill. "We Are What We Eat" HIMWmKIl I inwiniw Is A Well Known Old THEN WE SHOULD Iflft Bag ' - f II: jV 'vlSt. U 15Slr, If - You spend more money (or Things To Eat than for Things To Wear. Buy your Groceries from us; Take the money you have and let us sell you also your things to wear WE HAVE NEW GOODS THE MINER BROS. CO. General Merchants. A Mighty Safe Place To Trade. "REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS B. W. STEWART Attorney, Bonded Abstracter Cyrus J. Jennings & Wife to Henry H. Hite, E&NEVi 15-4-12 wd. State of Nebraska to Paul Schultz & E. A .King, NE'iNWVi, Ntt SW4 & Gov. Lots 8 and N& 9 in 7-1-10 deed 859.81 Paul Schultz, single, to E. A. King see instrument, wu $i.uu E. A. King & Wife to Paul Schultz see instrument, WD $1.00 John M. Martin, single to Benja min F. Carper, Lot 5 & W.fe 4, Block 14, Blue Hill, WD . . . .$250.00 II. E. Bowen to Frank Ilinmnn. pt. out Lot ,'5, Rohrer's Add. Blue Hill, WD $1.00 E. U. Overman & Wife to Lillic A. Bohror. Lots 'Jo to 2S, Block !!, Garbor'rf 2nd Add. Red Cloud. WD 00.00 Stephen Krehshnch to Fred Krebs hach, SisXW4 & NW,NE'i L'o-l-i), WD $1000.00 HukIi B. Hunter & Wife to John A. Norris, W"jNW'i 18-2-i), WD. $.1880.00 Rodu L. Soderlin to Andrew Soder lin, Lots :t() to 111 Blk. 1 nnd Lots 1 to 5, Blk. 2, B. & J. Add. Red Cloud, WD $1.00 John C. Fussier to R. G. Shields, NE'i B5-4-10, WD $11,000.00 F. L. Mathews to Carrie B. Schel lak, Lots 7, 8, !, Blk. 1, Sub-div. Annex Lot 12, Red Cloud, WD $1.00 Tunics II. Greenhalgh to Richard Greenhalgh, Und. Int. in Wj 7-2-!), & Lots 5, (i, 7, 8, 9, Blk. 18, Cowles, WD $1.00 Annn Nesmith to Richard Green halgh, Und. Int. in WVfc 7-2-9 & Lots 5, (!, 7, 8, 9, Blk 18, Cowles WD $1.00 Richard Greenhalgh to James II. Gi'eenhnlgh, S2 SWli 7-2-9 WD $1.00 Richard Greenhalgh to Mnrgnret Vance. N'sSWVi & SjNWi 7-2-9. WD $1.00 Frederick C. Nass to Peter Kne hnufl, NW4 23-il-9, WD.. ..$8U0().00 Charles E. Stevens to W. C. Frahm Lot 12, Blk. 1-1, Blue Hill, WD. $1,000.00 W. C. Lot Frahm to Herbert Hnwley 15, Blk. 14, Bine Hill, WD. Sl.lL'o.UU William Lcetseh to Carl Cornelius SW'4 8-4-9, WD $9,000.00 Charles Potter to James Peterson W 4 feet Lot 1, Blk. 1, Williams' Add. Red Cloud, Deed $1.00 When in need of printed matter let Us quote you our price-. HKXr CA5it mm ichucJJII o citiuciJRr owuhd i .hfAnu nr MrN"l ffi&Jer.A wTTSJs Orpheum, Wed., May 31 nil l!"M'V vT Kv" !&.,.. mm mmm 5iv? c-l Vi.s . . , ,.,ri i w.m bii i Saying. IE This Is True EAT ONLY TE BEST! Our ig2 Groceries g5 will suit you to a "T" tri t ..... ' .r t v IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Card tf Thanks To all the friends and neighbors whose sympathy and services were so kindly tendered In our time of bereave ment, we desire to extend our sincere thanks. Mrs. Miksch and family. New Rate en Farn Uais I can now make you a lower rate on Farm Loans than was ever made in this county beforp. Best option given and money always ready. 1 also have private money to loan on reasonable terms Please write me or call for me at StateBauk, Red Cloud. C. F. Cath tr. Notice to Teachers The Webster County Institute will behold in August, probably the week beginning the 11th. dertiudu L. Coon, Co. Supt. Farms For Sale Throe Rood farms In Harlan county adjoining the town of Huntley. A II. Cai.i'EXteic, Agent INAVALE Claude Conley purchased an auto mobile Monday of Clyde Wiekwiie Mt.s. Tabor, mother of Will Tabor, is quite sick at his home. Clyde Wickwiioand family visited in the country Sunday. Mr. Strong and wife, Mr. A. Myers and wife autoed to Red Cloud Monday. Mac Fulton Is again' able to be on our stieets and is as happy as ever. Claude Conley and Charley Martin were in Red Cloud Tuesday. The M. E. Ladles Aid met with lieorgo Matklns, Wednesday. Harry Cloud is having a new dence erected. Mr. Hunter is having a new Mrs. built. Mr and Mrs Geo. Ilnstinus nnd Mrs S E, llnldredgo autoed to Red Cloud, I'uesdav. C. Underwood, Loyd Barker and Her ald Leonard commenced working on the section Tuesday Mr. ami Mrs. Claionce Reed ,m 1 children of Guide Rock visited their aunt Mrs Emma Smith. Tuesday. Wold was received here Mninlay of the niri'iae of Mrs Ada Koelmel. Wo wish her health and happiness in her now home at Powell, Wjoining. The tenth grade Kraduatoc uumeuo tnent pre c;iain jjlven on Thursday even ing was well attended and en loved bv all. (Juite a number altemldd the pro gram ghen by the Misses Boner and THE OLD RELIABLE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR TRY OUR GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Vegatables of all varieties Golden Gate Spices Folgers Coffees Frontier and Acropolis Fruits and Vegetables California Dried Fruts Diamond, Amboy, Riverton and Lebanon Flour Dr. Prices, Royal K. G, Quality and Folger Baking Powder and Extracts Kelloggs Corn Flakes Krinkle Corn Flakes Bran Flakes . Puffed Wheat and Puffed Rice Shedded Wheat Grape Nuts and other Leading Breakfast Foods Dickcrson's scholars Thursday after noon at the Christian church and wa enjoyed by all. Both teachers nave done exceedingly well considering all hinderancos. Rev. R. B. Hill, of McCool, omeraed four children and received a number of Krown people into the Methodist church on Wednesday evening. He also delivered the address to the tenth grade graduates. flfS'sg Orpheum, Fri., May 26 r. e. camp, p. c. Chiropractor Phones ndependent 212 Bell Red li'.l Is iu,u' iimly to iiliiLuyutir sale ilatts. m Ask ,iu i ne as to tn iuallilcatlun8 "J , tor whom I haeerlii snlis. Inilepo J J iknt pii in fr- t'li in, iitt , I ri or c:il J . Km CiOL'n, Nf .11 Jp X".v.".v.v-v.v-".v.v.vv.v,vr Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Varnish PICTURE FRAMING (Work Guaranteed i Electrical Goods of all Kinds Will Wire Your House And Furnish You tho Fixtures E. S. Gxrber !::HRk.' SJAV.V.V.V.V.W.V.V.V.V. 5 COL. J. H. ELLINGER : I AUCTIONEER 1 y - . . .? iKwibi. t7Mmmwmm .fi&xn&iw-