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Sal-Vet isso'd atCottlng's.
A. Scott went to Superior, Saturday.
Come to Red Cloud ami do your trad
ing. J. I). dans spent Monday in Hast
lk's. 4
Mrs. Belle Keagle spoilt Saturday in
Hastings.
Cllll'ord Pope spent Saturday in
Guide Rock.
Steve Kennedy was down from Ina.
va'.e, Monday.
Hoy Sattley, undertaker-auto hearse
in connection.
Road Master l'hil Trout was in Mo
Cools, Satuuluy.
Reach Robeitson was in Franklin tlio
last of the week.
The Peterson Garage received a ear
load of Pords Monday.
Mrs. C. E. Cross ccturned home
from Franklin, Friday.
C. F. Cather returned home from
Lincoln, Friday evening.
G. J.Catenaud Will Goll wero down
from Blue Hill, Saturday.
Miss Inez Fetty was down from Iua
vale the last ot the week.
Chas. and Vesta Emlck of Lincoln
were lu the city Saturday.
Miss Mabel Bailey went to Cowles
Monday to visit relatives.
Hudo Robertson was down from Blue
Hill, Saturday afternoon.
Harry and Will Eld'rcdgo wcut up to
Imperial, Sunday evening.
15. W. and H. O. Sti'ckley wore up
from Guide Rock, Saturday.
Miss Emma Bargman went to Belvi
derc, Friday, to visit friends.
Miss Osa Baker spent the weekend
at North Branch with relatives.
Mrs. H. C. Gellatly returned home
from Lincoln, Saturday evening.
Miss Pearl Amack returned homo the
last last of the week from Rlverton.
C. N. Loverchcck left Saturday for
Hebron where ho will make his future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Storey and daugh
ter, Esther, spent New Years in
Cowles.
Chas. Pitchier of Inavale spent the
last of the week in this city with
friends.
Bert Anderson and Glen Mountford
went to Anselmo, Saturday, to visit
relatives.
I'M gar Mcintosh went to Kansas City
Monday, where lie will undergo an
operation
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown returned
to Anselmo, Saturday, after visiting
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mountford aro the
parents of a baby boy which arrived
Sunday evening.
Several couples of the- young people
enjoyed a dance at the Masonic hall
Monday evening.
Harold Gilbert returned homo Tues
day from Inavale, where ho spent a few
days with his brother.
Dr. F. C. Barlow of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M Barlow.
Miss Belle Spanoglo returned home
Monday from Denver whore she spent
the holidays with her sister.
Clayton Ilauserman returned home
Monday from Alma where he had been
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Louise Schumacher returned
Monday from Orleans where she spent
the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ludlow and
daughter, Esther, returned home the
last of the week from Lincoln
The Misses Rose and Irene McGuire
and Messrs. Don Fulton and Carl Jerri
berg were in Hastings, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hewitt of Clay
Center, arrived in the city Saturday to
visit his sister, Mrs. W. U. Edson.
Miss Josephine Richards of Tecum
sch arrived in the city Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs. II. C. Lctson
Misses Iluel Overleese and Florence
Johnston leturned to Rlverton, Sunday
night, to resume their school duties.
Misses Alice and Mabel Pope return
ed homo from Cowles, Friday evening,
where they had beon visiting friends
The Misses Edith and Eunice lloir
man returned homo Monday from
Cowles where they had been visiting.
Miss Ethel Waller returned to her
home at Cowles, Monday, after vUlt
ing b few days at the .1. II. Bailey
homo.
Mrs. George VauCatnp returned to
McCook. Sunday night, after spending
the week with Dr. and Mrs. Robt.
Daraerell.
Mrs. Jay Robinson, of Omaha, who
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. McKolgliau, went to Guide Rock
Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Simpson returned to her
home at Cody, Wyoming, Friday, after
visiting with Mrs N. R. .Simpson and
other relatives.
Miss Bertha Doyle, after spending
tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Doyle, roturned to Hardy,
Monday to resume her school duties.
Neatslene, 11.00 gallon at FogeVs.
Frank Peterson went to York, Tues
day. Jim Young", went to Holdrege, Tues
day. Will HolVman went to Blue Hill,
Tiii'Mlay.
John Rut ledge was down from Ina
vale Tuesday.
Charley Gilliam went to Lin
coln, Tuesday.
Roy Salt lev, undet taker-auto heaise
in connection.
Laird Potter went to Hardy, Sunday
tn visit friends.
Lloyd Tumor went up to Blooming-
ton, Sunday night..
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. J. C.
Mitchell, the Jeweler.
Earl Dickerson came down from
Pauline, Saturday evening.
Rath won't gnaw harness oiled In
Neatslene. Get it at Fogol's.
Dont miss seeing Karl Simpson's
Comedians at the Orpheum Monday
night.
Blue Bird picture program at the
Orpheum Friday night, admission 5
and lUc.
Miss Alison Cowdeu returned to St
Joe, Tuesday, to resume her studies at
college
Miss Zella Taylor departed Monday
for Chicago to resume her studies at
College.
Judge Dungan will hold a special
term of district court in this city ,on
Jan. Oth.
Mrs. Luther Crablll and children ro
turned home from Yuma, Colorado,
Tuesday.
Verlln Taylor loft Monday for Lin
coln to resume his studies at the state
university.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Betz of Orleans
were in the city Tuesday morning be
tween trains.
If you want to sell or trade your
real estate call on C. A. Souultz. Inde
pendent phono 208.
Miss Lela Woods departed Sunday
night for Lodgepolo where she will
resume her school duties.
Roy Jones returned to Clay Center,
Tuesday, after spending the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. John GrifTeth.
Miss Marybello Hassingcr returned
to Hastings, Monday, after spending
tho vacation here with her mother.
Miss Marie Ilollister returned to
Kenesaw, Monday, to resume her
duties as domestic scienco teacher.
Chas Woods arrived ho lire Saturday
from the western part of tho state
where he purchased a car of mules.
Charlie Chaplin, at the Orpheum
Sat. Jan (i. Matinee, '.'i.IO, admi.isinn
,") and 10c, night 7r4.", admission 10 and
l.-.c.
Ray Saunders who is attending the
state university at Lincoln spent the
weekend in the city with Paul Pol
nicky. The Misses Fay Toel and Mamie
Relher returned to Lincoln, Tuesday,
to resume their studies at the state
university.
Harold and OllvelMlth returned to
their home at Saronvlllo, Tuesday,
after spending tho holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. U. F. Oatman.
Messrs. Paul Storey, W. (S. Hamilton
Henry Maurer and Henry Gilliam went
to Omaha, Tuesday, to attend a special
session of the A. O. U. W. grand lodge.
Miss Jennie Miner, after spending
the holidays here with her parents, re
turned to Peru, Monday, to resumo
her studies at the state normal school.
We are in the market for 100 to 125
pounds Shoats at market price deliver
ed at Serum Plant. Will pay for do
livery to plant. C. II. Miner Serum
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mizer departod
Thursday evening for Otis, Colorado,
where they will inako their future
home on a ranch which lie recently
purchased. '
Messrs Will and A. II. Hoffman and
MesdamesC. W. Baker and W.G. Hoff
man and Misses Anna Brommer and
Mabellu Hoffman autoed to Hastings
on Saturday.
The original and peerless Karl Simp
sin's Comedian's aro showing all now
specialties this season. Don't miss
Boeing the opening play at the Orpheum
Monday night.
Miss Anna Brominer who lives near
Bladen spent her vacation in this city
as u guest of Mrs. C. W. Baker and
Mrs. W. G. Hoffman who have recently
moved to this city.
Robt. Relher, Chas. Pitchier, Paul
Polnicky, Eugene Ryan, Chas. Slierer,
Howard Yost and Raymond Turiuiro
returned to Lincoln. Tuesday, to re
sumo their studies
F. W. Cowden is on tho sick list.
Geo 11. Overlng went to Lincoln,
We Ine.sday.
Mis. Besxie Cain spent Tuesday in
Guide Rock
Mrs. Jacob Petersen spent Tuesday
in Huntings.
Vimvn' Johnston leturned from Ina
V.ile, Wednesday.
Attorney L. II. Rbiekhulgu went to
Lincoln lhl morning.
Mrs. W G. Warren spent Wednesday
with Iriends at Snpeiior.
Miss Elsie Dietrich returned from
Lincoln Tuesday evening.
The Iluns.cn Laundry is Installing
an electric motor today.
.lames (filbert U visiting relatives at
Yuma, Colorado, this week.
Rev. Itoobe returned home fioni
Omaha,. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Sutton and daughterwent
to Orleans, Tuesday evening.
Good Sanitary Milk and cream deliv
ered. F. Dieks, Phone Ind. 173.
Sheriff Huifer and family arc moving
into the sheriff's residence today.
Mis. Susan Lower and son, of Caster,
Canada, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Fair of Wray,
Colorado, were In the city Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Cramer roturned
home from Geneva, Wednesday even
ing. Mr.'and Mrs. J K.Chaney returned
home the first of the week from Superior.
Mrs. J. L. Beebc and daughter wont
to Orleans, Tuesday evening, to visit
relatives.
Mis Edythc Herrick returned to
Hastings, Wednesday, to resume her
studies at college.
Jacob Peterson, the popular produeo
man, shipped 100 head of rabbits to
Hastings, Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Lundy has returned
from Lincoln whore she spent the holi
days with her parents.
Mrs. J. W. Corbott returned homo
Tuesday from Table Rock where she
had been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Trucblood are pack
ing their household goods and will
move to Keuesaw, Saturday.
Mrs. M. E. Geer. who had been vlslt-
hnr her son, Curtis Geer and family,
roturned to her home at Diller, Wed
nesday. The Orpheum will show Win, Far
uum In "A Man of Sorrow", a Fox
feature, Friday, Jan. 12. Admission
lo and Me.
Word has been received in tho city
that Miss Anna Jernberg and Mr. Cecil
Essig were united in marriage at Wray
Colorado, Saturday.
Tho W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Ada Walker, Wednesday afternoon at
Topic; "Our girls
Leader, Mrs. Jen-
2:"o, January 10th
and their dangers.
u ie Pope.
Word has been received in tho city
that C. W. Kaley Is very sick at Los
Angeles, California. The Chief along
with his many friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
A program followed by a basket sup-
per will be given at Hie school house
at Dist. UOon Friday evening, Jan. 12th.
No admission charges but all girls
bring baskets. A.nnu Brommor, Teacher.
Reports from a number of veterinar
ians show that a large per cent of the
losses of cattle in stalk fields is evi
dently caused by hemorrhagio septic
aemia, says the veterinary department
of the college of agriculture. It is al
so believed that some of the losses
among sheep arc from the samo cause
There has been considerable vaccina
tion against this disease and the re
ports aro generally quite favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bailey entertain
ed on New Years day Mr. and Mrs
August Briukmau and son, Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Fry nnd daughters Dora
and Goldio, and sou Eddie, Mrs. Ray
Sutton, Grace LaVaughn and Mrs. II.
Neuerborg and daughter Corrlne. A
lino dinner was enjoyed by all present
and tho afternoon was spout playing
five hundred by the young folks and
their elders in crocheting. All depart
ed in the evening after attending the
Orpheum, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
a very prosperous now year.
Commissioners Proceedings
j Red Cloud. Deo. 28, HI 1(5.
i The Board of County Commissioners
J met pursuant to adjournment, Mem
bers all present
I On motion the annual .statement if
I tho following Road Overseers were ap
prove : list -Pi. ,(!, t, .Tn, 7, S
! I.",', 12 ami 2.
On motion the olllelal bond of C M.
Wilson as Overseer Road Di.st. No. 1.1
vas approved. On motion the olllelal
bond of Nels Nelson as overseer Road
IMst No. RJt,; was approved.
In tho matter of double assessment
on lots s j S mid all '. lilk ; Lo Due's
addition to Red t loud ominously as
sessed as .1 lots, there being only 1',.'
It is the order of the Board that S100
assessed value bo stricken fiom tho
tax list for mi(5
On motion tho olllelal bond of Chas.
('. Bennett as Justice of the Peace of
Cowles precinct was approved.
On motion the olllelal bond of Jas.
A. Burden, Justice of the Peace was
approved.
On motion Board directed County
Treasurer to refund Mary E. Doudna
SUlM.Ol School tax district No. 1 Sl.1.01
villago tax Guide Rock, samo being for
double assessment as per afltdavit (lied
with the Board.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and tho Clerk Instructed and
authorized to draw warrant on their
tespectivo funds in payment of samo:J
General Fund
Jas. Hnbatka S 71 .10
Mary E. Doudna 108.115
('.A. Bishop US 00
J. J.Gurbor 18 2.1
Robert Datneroll -18 00
County Fund
John Throckmorton S 35 ()0
December 20, 1010.
lloar.met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present.
Settlement with Road Overscor 1 and
fi, approved.
On motion tlio following claims were
allowed uud tho Clerk instructed to
draw warrants on their respective
funds in paymont of same, towit:
Grant". Shldlcr Sill 70
T J Chaplin 100 00
R S ProudQt Lbr Co 20 00
FCMcCall 110 r0
Geo II Overlng r9 88
George Clawson 3 00
Frank Peterson 10 00
Board adjourned to Dec. 30th,
Dec. 3()th. Board mot pursuant to
adjournment with all members present.
Settlement with Road Overseer Dist.
No. 11 approved.
The Board by motion extends tho
contract with Throckmorton and
.Mlnnio Throckmorton as manager of
the county farm for one your from
March 17, UM7.
In tho matter of the claim of Sheriff
O. 1). Hedge lor $:Wli)..lO jailer fees for
tho last nine years. J. S. Gilliam ap
peared for the Sheriff and County At
torney Munday for tho county.
Moved by Chaplin and seconded by
McCall that the sheriff bo permitted
to withdraw the claim for $3010.50 and
file a claim for yours P.M3, Blt, 15)15
and l'.HG for $1285.. 10. and another claim
for year 1!K8, !), 10, 11, 13 for 81821.
County Attorney objects.
Motion was put. Ayes: None. No:
Chaplin, McCall, Shidlcr and Hubatka
Motion lost.
Attorney J. S. Gilliam excepts to
action of hoard in not dividing claim.
Original claim of 6nfll0.no was then
audited.
Moved by Chaplin and seconded by
McCall that the past four years of this
claim amounting to 813.1i.fiQ he allowed
and tho balance of the claim for live
years previous amounting to JS1815 be
rejected. Ayes: " Chaplin, Shidlcr,
McCall and Hubatka. No: None.
Tho claim of 8,'lOtO.r.o was then mark
ed "cut to SP.'.'M.M)" and; allowed for
$1231.50. Exception by J. S. Gilliam.
On motion board adjourned Sine Die.
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Hamilton - Cather
Clothing Co.
Succeitoii to Pul Storey
Everything a Man
or Boy Waars
Red Cloud Nebraska
Laid To Rest Tuesday
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The funeral scrvhes of the late Pat
rick Kounody were conducted from tho
Catholic church onl'iiesday morning,
of this week, at lo o'clock, Rev. Father
Fitzgerald officiating.
The deceased was renred on u farm
near Inavale, and was about 2,1 years
of age. He was a soldlor in the U. S.
army in tho Phllipines. Ho was drown
ed while bathing in the bay, during
the latter part of October
He loaves, to mourn his demise, his
mother, one sister, Miss Helen Ken
nedy, six brothers, Tom of this city,
Will of Cozad, John of Omaha, James
of Salt Lake City, Utah, Stovo and
Mike of Inavale,
Tho ontlre community extend sym
pathy to the bereaved ones,
Announcement
HAVING leased the building form
erly occupied by R. P. Weesner
& Co., 3 doors south of Grice's Drug
Store, I will move my stock of Hard
ware, etc. to this location, and ex
pect to be ready to serve my patrons
in these new quarters on and after
Saturday, January 6, 1917
This modern business structure will
enable me to carry and display a
more complete stock of Hardware
Heaters, Ranges, in fact everything
that is to be found in an up-to-date
Hardware. Call and inspect our
new home and our merchandise.
Geo. W. Trine
IN this same building will be found
a competent a mechanic who is
experienced in Heating, Plumbing,
Tinning and Electrical Work of all
kinds. I will at all times carry a
complete line of these supplies and
will be pleased to furnish you an
estimates on this class of work. I
will appreciate a share of your work.
Wert Stevens
ON or about January 6 I will open
a Harness Repair Shop in the
above named building and will give
prompt attention to all repair work
brought to me. I will also carry in
stock a line of harness and horse
goods. Give me a trial.
J. O. Butler
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December Weather Report
Mean 'i'i deg; mux!
3rd; minimum SI be-
Temperature:
mum 07 deg. on
low 'zero on "1st.
Total precipitation: 0.-13 inches.
Total snowfull fJj inches.
Number of days-clear IB, partly
cloudy tl, cloudy 10.
Dates of-Slect 31st.
Prevailing wind -Direction N W 10
days.
Remarks: 11 days of below zero
weather.
Chas. S. Ludlow, Observer.
Will Hold Joint Installation
The G. A. R. and W. R. C. will hold
a joint installation Saturday at i
o'clock P. M. Tile W. R.C. will Install
the following ofllcer's:
President Mary E, Simpson.
S. V. Anna Ki.er.
J. V. Angeline Robbins.
Secretary Henrietta Hummel,
Treasuier Josephine Bogeurlef.
Chaplin Mamto Boyce.
Conductor Carrie West.
Guards-Matilda Welsch.
Color Bearer No. 1 Nancy Tumor.
Color Bearer No. 2 A una Turner.
Color Bearer No. 3 Maud Renfro.
Color Bearer No. 1 Myra Joy.
Musician E-sta Mercer.
"I Know My Children Are
Protected From Cold"
"I'm not a bit anxious about the kiddies.
"They haven't missed a day at school this winter, no matter
how cold it has been.
"They play out doors to their heart's content, and come in,
warm, ruddy and healthful.
"I bought each of them some suits of
Mesco Underwear
"The Garment or Certain Satisfaction"
"You see I know from my own experience that it is warm, comfortable and
so long wearing that it is most economical.
"It fits up snugly around the body, keeping out the cold, but yielding to
every movement. Really it's tho best underwear I over saw and we all wear it.'
Let YOUR New Underwear Be Mesco
Women's Union Suits $1.25 to $3.50 Children's Union Suits 50c to $1.35
MRS. BARBARA PHARES
Notice to Automobile Owners
All licenses due January 1, 1U17.
The law does not permit operating on
Dealers' eard numbers. It' doing so.
to save costs of prosecution uall at
County Treasurer's ollleo at onco and
secure receipt for number. After this
date the law Is to bo rigidly enforced.
0. I). ROBINSON,
County Treasurer
R. E. CAMP, D. C,
Chiropractor
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