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Webster County School Officers and Teachers
Where the address is not filename for all officers and the teacher of the district letters indicate the
address of each as shown In the scale.
G.R. Guide Rock 13. Bladen Ro. Rosemont L. Lawrence
R.C. Red Cloud I. Inavale R. Riverton Ca. Cumnbell
C. Cowles P. Pauline
I!. II. Blue Hill
WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO HAVE A JUDGE OF GOOD JEWEL
RY COME INTO OUR STORE AND CRITICALLY EXAMINE OUR GOODS
WE KNOW HE WILL BE SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY AND
PLEASED WITH THE PRICE
WE HAVE GAINED THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS
COMMUNITY BY SELLING HONEST JEWELTY AT HONEST PRICES
AND WE WILL NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR CONFIDENCE IN US
WE MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT: THEN THE PRICE RIGHT.
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Jewolor and Optometrist
CyC. B. & Q. Watch Inspector
Dst. Director
No.
Moderator
Treasurer
Teacher
Address
3 Floyd McCall
1 E. A. Watt
.r John Ilanzlicek
0 C. L. Wickwire
C. W. Rinkcr
Charles Philips
Otto Muchow
W. R. Wonderly
Rocky Mountain Tours
The season ol 1916 brought lo the Rocky Mountains the greatest patronage yet recorded. Esles
Park, Colo., and a number of randies in the Dig I lorn Mountains were forced to turn tourists away.
Many mountain localities and ranch resorts are now increasing their capacity preparing far the
coming Summer's olunie.
Every prospelt now indicates n greater tourist volume in the mountains this coming Summer than
rvrr before. Tourists will view Yellowstone Park by automobile; the magnifi
Rockies with 3 National Paiks Rocky Mountain-Ustcs, Yellowstone and Glacier
ate luting Easterners from their limited environment who want to tout the big, wide Weft and to
understand it. In due lime, descriptive publications of Summer tours will be available. If you ex
pect to join the mountain Summer throng, especially if you desire accomodations at some particular
place, it would be well to make early plans,
Let me know the region in which you are interested, that 1 may list your name for information
and publication.
J. E. Fox (I)
1). 13. Stunkard
Gchcrd Ohmstcdc Jr.
T. A. Heflin (It)
C. A. Ilitc
0. A. Arnold
0. E. Ramcy Jr.
lfi James Doyle (R.C.)
10 Sam Giger
17 John Zimmerman
18 S. G. Stanscr
20 William Kile (13)
21 Wnt.Bcitlcr
22 Roy Hoffman (B.H.)
253 II. J. Saunders
2-1 Fred S. Vance (C.)
25 J. E. Karr
2(3 Frank Vavaricka
27 Bert Tcnnant
28 J. II. Portenier
29 Grace Bunnell
30 F. S. Frisbie
32 P.C.Zimmerman
33 I. W. Crowell
31 Henry Zalman
35 Christ Schaefer
3(5 E. E. Shipman (R.C.)
37 Henry Hanfeld
38 P. H. Larrick
39 Sam E. Johnston
10 Mino Boom
41 J. W. Reigle
12 Vet Widdersheim
13 Wm. Spilker
IB Mark Kort
1(3 Geo Vollers
17 S. Worman (I.)
18 W. It. Brooks
L. W. Wakeley, General Passenger Agent
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha, Xebr.
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Money Talks
To be suro Money Talks, es
pecialy if is aclively employ
ed. Money that is idle is asleep
If you could hold all the money
that passes through your hands it would be a fine thing
for you, but if every one else followed the same plan
where would you get yours? The place for money is in a
reliable bank like ours, but subject to your check. Hoard
ing money takes it out of circulation and it is constantly
liable to be lost. Money on deposit talks and the things
it says to you are "security, comfort, satisfaction." We
invite you to open an account with us.
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
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Don 9t
Forget
All Sheet Music Sc Copy
Commencing Saturday, march 24
Several Guitars, Mandolins and
Violins at ABSOLUTE COST
We Shall Positively
Close Out March 31
Only two Pianos left. A few Pictures, etc. If you
want a Bargain come quickly as the stock is moving rapidly
LeRoy Music Co.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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ID T. A. Thompson (R.C.)
J. II. Piel
Robert Newton (I.)
B. F. Reed Jr. (R.C.)
Fred Krebsbaek
Conrad Quirin
J. C. Merritt
C. D. Fishel
AJg Brinkman
.1. A. Hall
Harm Rose
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John Atibushon (R.C.)
W. II. Norris
Geo. Ohmstcdc
L. D. Mercicr (I)
H. C. Feis
A. Hartman
E. S. Fitz
O. Cockrel (R.C.)
J. Somenhader
Irvine Woodward
G. W. Drake
Frank Waufle (B)
Lee Sprachcr
Carl Nemeyer (B.H.)
Geo. Denton
J. A. Norris (G.R.)
M. R. Lewis
Jos. Havel
R. E. Harris
F. B. Springer
John Lally
I. Frisbie
(B.H.) Oscar Dahms (B.)
II. H. Crowell
Alex Bcntley
Walter Taylor
S. Shipman (G.R.)
John F. Banker
Frank Krai
Wm. Mackey
W. V. Lockhart
Chas. Jeffery
A. Heiliemeyer
Ulrich Goos
II. C. Schmidt
Frank Watt
John Tictjen (I.)
Jake May
A. W. Smith (G.R.)
August Dahms
II. II. Watson (I.)
M. A. Glover (R.C.)
John Himmelberg
Emile DcMars
Wm. Leetsch
R. Douthit
Ben Pegg
A. Anderson
II. Wright
Albert Coplen
Kinory Bean
Peter Luhn
Geo. Beitler
II. E. Williams
K. J. Peterson (I.)
J. T. McMahon (B.H.)
R. L. Stratton (I.)
Chas. Hanson
Charley Welton
A. Somcrhalder (G.R.)
A. G. Goth (R.C.)
Carl Cornelius (L.)
W. L. Williams
80 Carl Kinney
81 C. E. Marsh
82 E. W. Ashby
83 Ludwig Benker
81 Wm. Derra (L.)
85 N. P. Campbell
87 II. Andres
80 J. T. Adkison
(Ro.)
J. B. Guy
Claude Duval
J. W. Faiman
A. L. Foe
S. II. Johnson
E. O. Bergman (C.)
C. Wacehter (B.)
Roy Fulton (R.)
Edward Fey
loir Beauchamp
John Giger (G.R.)
Joe Hewitt (U. C)
Roy'Matthew (P.)
J. Kindscher
J. It. Scott
Harry Conway
J. P. Reeve
Frank Britten (G.R.)
C. Stumpenhorst (B.H.)
Jack Barnes
E. J. Henry
John Monie
Fay Arncson
John Brooks
Albert Alber
H. H. Fetly
L. Aubushon (R.C.)
G. A. Adanrj
John Ohmstedo
Will Bennett (R)
Thos. Riggii s
J. C. Meinte
L. W. Means
Ruel Hurd (R.C.)
John Rickard
Mrs. C. A. Killough
W. J. Lippincott
Ferd Glebe (B)
Geo. Foltz
Henry Rose (B.H.)
A. R. Sweeten
J. E. Harris (C.)
A. S. Turner
Mike Kudrna
Richard Bowen
F. A. Vance
Mary Lcmke
H. P. Cobbs
Frank Karr (B)
Frank Bean
Chas. White
Fred Schrocdcr
Chas. Ailes (R.C.)
Hans Oye
A. R. Larrick
Maggie Leaderbrand
G. W. Hasebrook
I). L. Lovejoy
Jim Bent
Peter Britten
Lee It. James
Geo. Parker
C. H. Bohrer (R.)
John L. Steen
Omer Crowd (G.F..)
Chas. Siebrass
J. F. McCartney (R.)
B. F. Reed (R.C.)
Herman Lemke
J. C. May
A. W. Brown
Martin Meents
W. E. White
E. A. Johnson
Chas. Stroh
Fred Cadwell
Rudolph Streit
Paul Wibben
W. II. Reynolds
F. E. Payne
Wm. Pearson (C.)
II. Stumpenhorst (B.H.)
B. Schneiber (I.)
Frank Seibert
B. II. Gilmore (transports
II. J. Somerhalder (G.R.)
J. W. Crow (It. C )
Wm. Johnson (L.)
Chas. Mahnke
C. W. Fulton
Tom Allen
W. D. Hagan
Adam Alber (G.R.)
J. M. Wenzinger (L.)
Lewis Kent
J. E. Mann
John Bishop
Laura Hedge Inavale
Homer Foutz Guide Rock
Jean Laird Lawrence
Florence Weathers Inavale
Elizabeth Overman Inavale
May Dickerson Inavale
Follct Fox Inavale !
Dewey Adams Innvale
Leonard Rickard Guide Rock
Muriel Henderson Inavale
Golda Robinson Bladen
Drunclla Walker Blue Hill
Marion Bloon Red Cloud
Dewey Hutchins Cowles
Orville Bickard Guide Rock
Iven Robinson Guide Rock
Ruby Goblc Red Cloud
Mildred Doyle Campbell
Laura McTaggart Cowles
Anna Hubatka Bladen
Mae Scott Cowles
Edna Swigart Cowles
Ethel Peterson Bladen
Anna Brommcr Red Cloud
Anna McPartland Red Cloud
Joe Springer Guide Rock
Vera Hurley Lawrence
Hazel McKcighan Red Cloud
Anna Loughran Bladen
Lenore Springer Red Cloud
Will Bruner Red Cloud
Charles Perry Guide Rock
Nettie Drake Red Cloud
Trena Rose Blue Hill
Ruth Householder Bladen
Grace Kcagle Inavale
Vestie Hubatka Bladen
Frances Nolan Inavale
Bessie Thomas Bladen
Bertha Chaplin Blue Hill
Clara Miller Blue Hill
Oriti Foutz Guide Rock
Inez Fetty Inavale
Gladys Wilson Campbell
Floyd Holmgrain Guide Rock
Fred Siebrass Blue Hill
Nettie Springer Riverton
Harold Fey Inavale
Emma Beuscher Lawrence
Stella DeMars Campbell
Millard Stevens Blue Hill
Ida Armstrong Guide Rock
Isabel Mnynard Red Cloud
Fern Hall Bladen
Grace Shcrcr
Alice Fowler Rosemont
Lucile Coplen Guide Rock
Helen McTaggart Red Cloud
Emly Walker Blue Hill
Verna Chaplin
Homer Fetty
Emma Peterson
LeRoy Spence
Helen Johnson
Zelma Wonderly
to. Guide Rock)
KANSAS PICKUPS
(From Smith County)
Mrs. Sadlo Upp visited with Mrs.
Fav Upp Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Upp .spent Monday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Grew
ell. Mrs. Dell ltrown lias been quite sick
but is reported a little better ut this
wilting.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Brown are the
proud parents of a ten pound boy dat
ing from the 17th lust.
Ray Sloniker and wile and T. S.
Spurrier made a basilicas trip to Red
Cloud last Wednesday.
Mrs Arthur Fiuit who underwent u
turgieal operation at Dr. Funk's hospi
tal at Smith Center is getting along
very nicely.
We are glad to report wo bud a full
bouse nt Sunday School at Oriole last
Sunday- We aro glad to see the inter
est talten at this place.
Wo received word that C W. Hooper
and wife of Smith Center but formorly
of this vieinity are rejoicing over the
arrival of a big boy dating from March
1 1 tli.
Notice to Deputy Assessors
Of Webster County
Rod Cloud, Nob.. March 14, 1917.
There will be a meeting of Deputy
Assessors of Webster County on March
20, 1917, at 1 P. M.at County Assessor's
otlice. Your presence is required. Busl
uess of importance to transact.
G. W Hummel, County Assessor.
Cowles
Inavale
Inavale
Bladen
Inavale
Inavale
Guide Rock
Hazel Johnson Red Cloud
Vevn Boren Cowlc-
Harold Sheppard Blue Hill
Paul Reed
Jennie Campbell Guide Rock
Marguerite Fogel Campbell
Anna Hupert Blue Hill
Ola Largent Guide RocV-
Clara Goerig Guide Rock
Philena Fawcett Lawrence
Guy Dunbar
Glen Foe Red Cloud
Gladys Winne Guide Rock
Ora Grant Guide Rock
HIGH SCHOOLS
Dist. 1, Guide Rock-
School Board Members
J. II. Crary, Secy.
J. W. Robinson, Pres.
S. G. Somerhalder, Treas.
I. A. Pace
J. L. Whitley
J. B. Ely
Teachers
J. E. Morgan, Supt.
Lucy S. Keifer
Elsie Craig
Audra Wilkinson
IClsie Wynn
Daisy Portenier
Irene Crow
Lura Lambert
Rose Brehm
Mrs. Frances W. Morjjaii
Grace Scherzinger
Dist. 2, Red Cloud
Dist. 31, Bladen
L. E. Spence, Secy. It. F. Essert, Supt.
A. W. Cox, Pres.
Win. Vonderfecht. Treas.
Wm. Lanpheav
O. L. Lindgren
G. Y, Denney
Mrs. Margaret West
Mrs. Kate Essert
Bernice A. Tucker
Mrs. Marie Thompson
Laura Koon
Rosela Drydcn
Margaret Dryden
Ethel Blackburn
Dist. 7.1, Cowles
James A. Saunders, DirectorC. A. Bowers, Supt.
S. D. Long, Moderator Lottie Deakin
It. Greenhalgh, Treas. Zula M. Johns
Fannie Hutchins
Mabel Stoner
Fern Perry
Dist. 71, Blue Hill
C. J. Pope, Secy.
L. II. Blackledge, Pres.
S. It. Florance, Treas.
George Coon
William Weesner
C. E. Cross
C. A. Herrick
Read The Chief's Offer on Page Four
P. M. Whitehead, Supt.
Mabel Pope
Stella Ducker
Cccile Thornton
Edna Itanney
Alpha Peterson
Grace Frisbie
Helen Davison
II. E. Baird
Nina Simmons
Minnie P. Christian
Irene McGuire
Mrs. Christine Patmor
Kathryne Burke
Barbara Hauck
Venia Henderson
Alico Coombs
Louise Schumacher
Edna Weekley
Marie Pulsipher
J. B. Lane, Secy.
L. C. Peisigcr, Pres.
F. T. Hopkn, Treas.
II. II. Hawley
E. McBride
E. II. Funke
L. It. Wright, Supt.
Nolle G. McBee
Josephine Dobner
Anna Backer
Etho Erwin
Ruth Sansom
Gertrude M. Goll
Nell Pierce
Aimee Arnold
Dist. 6, Inavale
C. L. Wickwire, Director Florence Weathers, Prin.
W. It. Wonderly, ModerntorElizabeth Overman
II. II. Fetty, Treasurer May Dickerson
Dist. GO, Rosemont
Harm Rose, Director Grace Sherer, Prin.
II. Wright, Moderator Alice Fowler
Chas. Stroh, Treas.
Dist. 85, Garfield, Rural
(Address Red Cloud)
N. P. Campbell, Director Guy Dunbar, Prin
Jack Barnes, Moderator Glen Foe
Lewis Kent, Treas, " "!',
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