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agriculture and horticulture building thun for tho week of Septembor 3-7. This year, abovo all years, -wo
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' The Ever Popular
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Stock Company
The Show with the Motor Trucks
Showing in Mammoth Canvas Theater
Six Jolly Nights in
Red Cloud
Starting
Monday, September 3,
SIX NEW PLAYS 's"i8dEt
Wm. F. LEWIS, Sole Owner and Manager
1917
treats, bix nights ot tun and amuse.
ment. Everything new this season but the name and
reputation. Big new vaudeville nightly. See the opening fITJJE1 Rf AT K bKK
play. See all the plays. Make this your seasons vFlI-i Dill ff IdLfIY
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OPENING PL AY brand new four-ad comedy drama of today
"THE SHOPLIFTERS"
This play is one of the very besl offerings Mr. Lewis has ever been able to secure for this territory.
Prices during this engagement will be the same as heretofore. Adults 35c, children 25c, with
a slight advance for comfortable reserved chairs which may be secured at the box office each night.
Season tickets good lor six nights Adults $1.50, children $1.00.
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Monday night The Shop Lifters
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CARL & ROBERTS, Vaudeville Artists
Tuesday Night Tho Editor's
RoitmnC0f a dory 01 the mountains of
Georgia dealt with the convict labor system
of the South.
Wednesday Night Passion fs
SlaVO, a story of intrigue and love sliow
ing how right triumphs over wrong.
Thursday Night By Order of the
Court, a 4-oct comedy drama and a
good one.
Friday Night Tho Not, a 4. net
comedy drama dealing with stock bonds and
love.
Saturday Matinee Tho Nowly
WOdS, a cartoon comedy, taken from the
comic supplements of the Sunday papers,
A regular brainstorm.
Saturday Night The Maid of the
Mystic Mine, a sensational western
comedy drama in 3 acts, dealing with people
of the early days in a western mining camp.
Not a cut'throat, dare devil drama but a
beautiful story told in a pleasing manner.
Den't Fall teste Mr MaMaee Saturday
at 2130. Price 10c art 20c
rHE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraak
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Cntcrcd In tho Fontofllce at Itcd Cloud, Neb
rts Second Claim Matter'
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THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PA PUR IN
WUnHTER COUNTY
PUBLIC SALE!
The Schools for 1917-18
The schools will open Momlny, Sept.
10, nml Inasmuch us seveinl changes
lu urrnngemciit from previous years
will be necoisiiry I nui tiiking occasion
to in uko some- strttuments relative to
the beginning of our school.
Registrations for high school work
can be made fit the high school olllce
on Friday andSatuiday, Sept. 7 ami 8.
Many pupils are already registered.
Those need not appear until tho open,
infj day.
Tho new building not being ready
the necessary arrangements for classes
until that time-will be announced later.
A further statement icgnrdiug these
mattets will appear hi next week's
paper.
It is sincerely hoped by all connect"
ed with tho school and by the citizens
of Red Cloud that the eighth grade
graduates in the territory belonging
to Red Cloud will all be with us this
year, as wo anticipate that the arrange
ment of the junior high school will be
very much to their liking aud needs.
We arc anticipating a very large en
rollment of non-resident pupils iu ad
dition to tho eighth grade graduates
ns with our new building we shall bo
able to amply accomodate all who
come. We shall be more than plcnsed
to see all our young people in school,
even though they may have beeu oblig
ed to stay out of school for one or
more years. The high school schedule
offers courses In agriculture with
laboratory studies, normal training
with practice teaching, commercial
subjects including shorthand und typo
writing and college entrance subjects.
So even though a young lady or
gentleman may have been-out of school
for considerable time, our school will
olTer them work well suited to their
needs
'A number of innuirles have come to
the olllce for non-resident pupils in
regard to rooms and convienieuces to
offer will confer a favor by Informing
the olllce.
P. M. Wiutp.heaii, Supt.
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Kansas City Market
Kansas City Stock Yard, Aug. 27.
Cattle received today 2u,uoO head,
market btrong to -0 higher, top sieero
M5 a new high record. Hogs today
0,000, market steady with last Friday,
top 818 80, !!0 cents above top reported
from Chicago. Sheep and lambs to
day 5,000, market steady, lambs to kill
ers $10.30.
Reef Cattle
Choice natives sold steady, top SIS,
weighty grass cattle 10 to 20 higher,
with a good demand for fleshy feeders,
who outbid packers on several lots aud
got them at 812.85 to S13.S5, packers
paying up to 813.20 for others. Light
weight grass cattle sold IS to 25 higher,
medium weight Kansas and Oklahoma
steers at SO to $10.50, light Oklahonm
steers at 80.75 to 88.75, some at tho lat
ter price considered 25 higher. Cows
and heifers remained dull till theclose
last week, but are soiling better today,
Ht S0.C0 to 810 for cowb, choice fed
heifers quotable up to S13, veal calves
S12.G0. Kansas aud Oklahoma owners
ate holding cattle back, as grass is as
good now as it ordinarily is iu May.
Stockers and Feeders
liuyers were in larger attendance
last week, and cleared up the yards
close. Good fall pastures are stimu
lating trade in stock cattle, and gdod
corn prospects are inducing the pur
chase of focding steers. Stock steers
sell mainly at 87.25 to ,8.50, feeding
steers 88 to $10, fleshy feeders upwards
to S13.25 today, stock cows and heifers
eG.25 to 18.
Hogs
Tho top prico today. 217.80, was paid
for hogs weighing 240 lbs., other
medium weight hogs at 817.75, and
choice heavy hogs worth as much,
though none were here today. Rest
lights sold at $17.25, and bulk of sales
was at 810.50 to 817.50. Receipts nro
so light that very littlo attention is
paid to outbldo markets, top here to
cuntly frequently being a quarter
abovo top iu Chicago, including today,
and far abovo other river marketb.
Tho hog market is iu an uncertain
position, and buyeis at shipping points
arc having to do some tall guessing to
come' o'ut even. However, most of the
foam was removed last week, and moro
stable markets are looked for this
week, with strength dominating the
bituatlon.
I will sell at Public Auction on my farm 2 miles south and U miles west of Rod
Cloud, commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, oti
Wednesday. Sept- 5
37 Head of Live Stock
15 Head of Horses and Mules 15
1 span groy mares, 12 aud 13 yrs old, wt 2700; 1 driving team wt 1300; 1 bay
horse, 8 yrs old, wt 1300; 1 iron groy horse, 1 yrs old, wt 1400; 1 iron gtoy
horse, 1 yrs old, wt 1200; l'bay filly, 2 yrs old, wt 000; l yearling Iron grey colt;
1 suckling mule; 1 bay niulo 4yrs old, wt, i:0i); 1 Iron grey mule, .t yrs old, wt
1000; 1 black mare mule, 2 yrs old, wt 00'J; 1 mouso colored mule, 2 yrs old, wt
U00; 1 good bay saddle pony, 10 yrs old, wt 800, will drive single or double.
22 Head Of Cattle 22
0 good milch cows, 8 giving milk, 1 fresh soon; 2 2-yr-old heifers with calf.
3 yearling hoifers; 3 winter calves; I spring calves; I Shorthorn Scotch Top bulj
with pedigree.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
Dane overshot stacker, Daln buck rake, Dnin Mower, McCormlck take, 2
Johu Deer sta tongueless plows, nearly new John Deere corn planter, disc, 2
2-section harrows, Ohio riding cultivator, New Departuro tongueless cultivator
walking cultivator, walking plow, breaking plow, mogul feed grinder, Studo
wagon, Mollne wagon, Van Ilrunt carriage, road buggy, hay rack, hand corn
shelter, De Laval cream separator, sot Ul-ln harness, 3 sets lj-in harness,
saddle and bridle, 3 sets ilv nets, 5 cords wood 10 tons alfalfa, straw, 70 acres
corn, y, aero potatoes, 100 chickens, piano, stove, rangos, sewing machines,
furniture and other articles to numerous to mention.
Dinner will be served, by the Mi Hope Labies Aid
TERMS: NINE MONTHS TIME AT TEN PER CENT INTEREST
E. L. HASKINS, Owner
COL. J. ELLINGER, Auctioneer
W. A. SHERWOOD. Clerk
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We wish to thank tho many sub
scribers for the prompt manner in
which they have came forward and re
newed their subscription to Tho Chief
as by so doing tb'ey have expressed
their approval of our elTorts to give
them a newspaper that thoyconslder
a necessity of the home. We also wish
to state that thero are still a few who
have overlooked tlin matter' and failed
to renew their subscription. To those
we wish to say that wo would greatly
appreciate the favor if thoy would give
the matter their prompt attention an
we wish to have our. subscription list
paid up before September 1st.. ,
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Women of Webster County
There is an uver growing imcd lu the
boipltalh of Europe for all kinds of
bandages and dreislug, aud there Is a
great shortage of new material It is im
perative that evory house keeper should
save all worn table cloths and napkins.
It these are sent to Mrs. W. A. Sher
wood by parcel post or otherwise they
will bo prepared for use by the Ladies
War Relief Society of this city and for
warded free of charge with othor sup-'
plies to the Red Cross Hospital Supply
Service.
Mrs. 0. J. Piatt, Secretary
,
Ether and Lorette Appelgate return
ed to their borne at Qlbbon, Tuesday,
after visiting their cousin, Toby Mer
cer. ' 5
Tor Sale; 3' sections improved
land in Washington County, Colorado
albo '6i sections unimprovo 1 land. For
information write Earl Moffet, Akron,
Colorado. '
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