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VOLUME 41
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 7, l!l(i.
NUMBER 50
.:5CM':x:w. Council Proceedings
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A Free Lecture
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Christian Science
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ORPHEUM 23?? DECEMBER .19
By EZRA W. PALMER
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
All Are Welcome
No collection will be taken
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Christmas Is Here!
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10 MbM Gash
DURING THE MONTH FOR DECEMBER ONLY
ON ALL PURCHASES
OF $1.00 AND UP
This applies to everything in" the store except
Talking Machines and Records. All goods are
marked in plain figures. Also during the month
WE SHALL GIVE
ABSOLUTELY FREE
with each Lagonda Piano purchase (either cash
or easy payments) a three years insurance
against fire besides our regular guarantee.
Como In and talk with us and get the benefit of our
lifetime of experience in Music ami Musical Instruments.
Wo entry the host line of Piauos ever sold in this vicinity,
tit the prices, tind have the largest stock to select from.
The Music Shop
THE LE ROY MUSIC COMPANY
r Headquarters fr Nislc. Musical IsstrameRts. Art Gttds.
ETERSON BLDG. RED CLOUD. NEB.
City Council met on Tucji! ty cvon
inu lit 7 30 p. rn. for the puipoo of
iiHin'Bsintf hem fits derived or diimtiRCi
pinmiinjil on nccount of tic Mary II.
i'u kur eiclo walk. No quotum being
rsent, the specittl supion was
iiiijotiru'.'d until December G Ht 7:30
p. m. For the same reHBon the regular
.session of the City Council was'
udj jurued until the enme (Into at 8 p. m.
On December G'h ut 7:30 p. rn. the
C uncil met tor their special meeting as
tibuve related, the niceiin being: chIIc I
outher by the Mayor with members
Hamilton, Saldiiun un 1 Steven? present, I
Koonlz absent. Council pit ceo u vaiue
of $150 tiptiti euij loU of Mnry H. Par
her and cjme to the conclusion that tne '
idrtewalk hud bemiited them to the ex
tent or $7;i, whereupon the City Cleik
wnh instructed to certify to the County
Clerk for h special tux against suid bin
fur ttie above Hinouut.
' At 8 p. m. Mayor D tmerell emled
Ceuncll together In regular mjjurned
sefston villi members Hamilton, Sal
uden and Stevens prepeut, Kueutz
a tsent.
A proposition, submitted by Geo.
Trine, by whith the city would be per
milled to k through Block 21, Red
Cloud, with the sewer.iRe system, after
being discuss d was hiid over until the
luxt meeting.
The Mayor submitted plans sent by
the Carnegie Corporation of N. Y., for
a public library which were duly con
sidered by the Council after which the
gentlemen decided to call a mass meet
ing of the citizens lor an expression
on the subject.
The request of the employees of the
Water & Light Department for a raiae
of salary from December 1, 1916 whs
laid over. Council then accepted for
another jeer the liability insurance on
employees. "'
The Engineer's estimate on Bewer
contract for November being $2135 00
the same was ordered by the Council to
be paid to the Elkhorn Construction Co.
together with $50 to the engineer for
his aeruices.
The following claims were then
allowed.
Guy Zaigler $140 00
W. A. Patten 80 00
Harry Huffer 75 00
S. It. Florance . . . 25 90
O.C Teel 35 51
P. H. Boner 65 00
Piatt & Frees 62 50
Grant & Fulton 25 00
John Hazelbacker 10 00
O. C.Teel 66 00
American Ins. Co 30 40
M. M. McConttey 40 40
Frank Clauson 13 20
Geo. Trine 4 45
4 10
4 10
'14 20
5 50
'97 45
4 88
35 53
2 25
65 98
2 11
24 83
650 00
13 75
8 25
55 31
School Board Met Monday
licit Cloud, Nobr.. Dot!. I, ltild.
Hoard met in regular .session. Mem
bets present Coon, Weosner, Iieiriek,
Cross ami Pope, Coon pieMdine;.
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On motion nil necessary Immediate
supplies needed for the bchoolh, before
sauu' can bo puit'liuse 1 11 tequlslilon
shall le furnished by Supt. White
head; and in the futiun in ullowiug
bills, the ivqiiester must be attached
to bills when Hied by parties to whom
money iu due. Motion eiuried.
Hoard adjourned to meet Friday
evening at 7:30, Deo. sth.
C. L. Cotting .,
H. E. Grice Drug Co
F. G. Turnure & Son
C. T Dickenson
Hutchison & Saladen
Senderland Supply Co
Standard Oil Co
National Refining Co
Mid West Electric Co
W.N. Matthews' & Bro
Hawk Eye Compound (Jo
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Fred Eddy
C. It. Lewis
Carl McArthur
Death Calls T. A. Jones
Thomas Albert Jones, better known
as Dr .roues, was born in South Wales
In 1852 and came to Chicugo In 18G3
with an uncle his parents having died
in Europe. Mr. Jones murried Marv
Ann Tytherleigh in 1370 and to this
union nine children wero born, five,
having died in Infancy. Mrs. Fred
Hruner,' Harold F., Edward E,, and
Mifs Gladys Jones survive their father.
Dr. Jones was a skilled occulist and
practiced his profession with credit,
lie was a member of the Masonlo fra
ternity and wus buried with Masonlo
honors, Mr. Jones had been siok for
some time and died at the Norfolk
hospital, December 2nd, Tho funeral
fcervicos were held Tuesday aftornoon
at Ed AmuckV. UndortaUing Parlors
Rev. J. L. Ucebc, cf tho United church
preached tho sermon.
Will Change Locations
It is with much pleasure that we
note some of our ineienaut'.s business
has iuct eared to Mich an extent that,
they h-tvo been compelled to seek
largcM' qtuuters, as lids is positive
proof that meichaudise of the better
quality, sold at moderate prices and
handled by competent business men,
will be purchased by the public.
The tlrst business firm to make a
change will be R. P. Weesncr &, Co.,
who will move into the building that
for a number of yeuts had been oc
cupied by the Miner Dros. Co. Exten
sive improvements will be made on
this building, iuoludlng a new metro
politan front. The interior will be re
aranged in a mnuner-more suitable for,
the displuy of merchandise.
Mr. Geo W. Trine, our genial hutd.
ware deuler, will move his stock of
hardware into the building now oc
cupied by R. P. Weesner & Co. George
informs us that his prebeut quarters
do not permit him to carry as complete
a stock'as his busines warrants, but
after he has located himself in his new
quarters he will carry a line of hard
ware that will be becond to none In
this vicinity.
It is albO rumored that John Yost,
who caters to the people at the Fourth
Avenue Meat Market, is contemplating
a change In location, as at times he
lias felt the need of more room, in
order to properly attend to the wants
of his increasing trude. The location
he has in view is the building which
Mr. Trine will vacate.
All of these business lit ins have
"mada good" in Red Cloud, as may be
seen by their desire for larger quarters.
This is indeed very enoonragiug and it
speaks well for tho ability of the mer
chants and the loyalty, to the home
merchant, of the people of this city
and vicinity. Let us hope this loyalty
will continue, yes, even increase, for
if tho people stand by their merchants,
tho merchants will do all in their pow-
1 er to advance 'the towu, so that you
may, at all times, feel proud of the fact
that you contributed your blmre to
ward the cause, that of making Red
I Cloud the best town of its size in this
mnu 01 peace ami prosperity.
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Notice to Automobile Owners
All licenses due January 1, 11)17.
The law does not permit operating on
Dealers' card numbers. If doing so,
to save costs of prosecution call at
County Treasurer's olllco at once and
securo receipt for number. After this
date the law is to bo rigidly enforced.
C. D. ROBINSON,
County Treasurer.
"JEWELRY"-JEWELRY-IS THE THING TO GIVE FOR CHRISTMA5.
;!l IT HAS MORE L-O-V-E IN IT.
I TIS "SENTIMENT" THAT MAKES LIFE SWEET. GIVE CHRISTNAS
: PRESENTS TO THOSE YOU CHERISH. THEIR APPRECIATION WILL
I; &E THE DEAREST THING IN LIFE TO YOU.
J- AND THEY WILL ENJOY AND ESTEEM THEIR 'PRESENTS WHEN
THEY COME FROM OUR STORE; OUR NAME ASSURES THE QUALITY.
i WE MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT: THEN THE PRICE RIGHT.
E. h. NEMHoyse
( Jmwelmr and Optometrlti '
C3T C. B. fc Q. Watch Inspector'
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We are showing a
large assortment of
Goods suitable for
Christmas Gifts
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R. P. WEESNER & CO.
The Postal Depart
ment is advising you
to mail your Christ
mas packages early
and mark them
'Wot to be opened
until Christmas"
November Weather Report
Temperature: Mean 40 deg; maxl-
, mum 70 on 7th: minimum 2 below zero
un iiiu.
Precipitation: Total .03 inches.
Total snowfall Inch.
Number ot'Uays clear 1U, cloudy 5,
partly cloudy.fi.
I Dates of Sleet llth.
I Prevailing wind Direction N W 13
duys. .
Remarks Rainfall sinoe Jan. 1st,
10 III) Inches.
Chas. S. Ludlow, Observer-
Do Your Christmas
Shopping EARLY!
Defeat the 'high cost of living' and give
your friends a practical Christmas gift
for instance A TON OF COAL.
Malone-Gellatly Co.
TALK WITH US ABOUT LUMBER"
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