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A Newspaper That Gives The News Flfty-tw Weeks Each Year Rr SI. 58.
VOLUME 47
11ED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, ALAIICII 7, 1SI1H.
NUMBER ft
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Save Vowr Money
The chief reason for saving your money
is that you will have the MONEY. ,with
INTEREST later on when you may need it.
It Is also a step toward financial independ
ence and success.1
It makes you a better citizen. The person
with a bank account is looked upon as one
who is thrifty and dependable.
Now is the time to begin saving. Open
a bank account here, today.
Deposits in this bank are protected by the Depositors
Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
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DeLaval
Cream Separator
' We do not believe that a farmer who knows anything
about farm machinery could be induced to buy any separa
tor other than a DeLaval after he had seen the latest im
proved DcLeval machine and had given it a trial.
It is a fact that 99 per cent of all separator buyers who
do SEE AND TRY A DE LAVAL machine before buying
purchase the DeLaval and will have no other. The 1 per
cent who do not buy the DeLaval are those who allow
themselves to be influenced by some other consideration
besides real genuine separator merit.
Jf you nro thiqking about baying a. cream separator" wo Will
Consider It a favor if you will perinltlis to sot up a DaLaval for
you on your own place and hove yon give it n fair trial.
You will be under no obligation to buy tho maoliiue if It does
not make good all our claims, and should you decide to keep
it and cannot convenictnly pay cash", you may do so ou such
easy toims that it will actually save its costs while you aic
paying for it.
Geo. W. Trine
Muster is Held Once
a Month at' the Camp
Camp Funstau,Mar. 3r10l8
l)i:Au Fiiii:m)s:
Monday morning the oompnnv start,
rd to drill ngaln, after spending two
weeks ut the Division Schoo . In tho
afternoon the non-commissioned of
Ulcers attended a school of instruction,
while tho test of the company put in
the time at sighting and estimating
distance of targets. Wednesday, evch
tug companies F and 0 were on guard.
Wednesday night It rained most all
night. That evening wo signed the
pay roll and Thursday morning held
muster. Muster Is held once a month
and It Is the day that every soldier has
to look his best. After answering at
muster we had barrack and bod in
spection. Major Fisher, Adjutant
Mllikon and our captain and Lieuten
ants were tho Inspectors.
Wednesday and Friday four troop
trains left here for other camps and
the trains were the longest we ever
saw.
Commencing Friday morning we
now get up at 5:45 and go out to drill
at 7:15, and have retreat at C:00 In the
evening. Saturday, morning wo ail
put ou our O. I) uniforms nud dress
shoes and the whole regiment and the
baud marched out to the drill ground
where we nulled off a battalion and
regiment ret lew before Colonel Sills'
mid liiVMitenantColonerTayhJr "anrtMC
"Certainly was line to see Mis all march
ing and keeping ritcp to music by tho
band and puss in review before the
Colonel. Wo wero informed that we
will have this cci oniony every Satur
day from now on. Wc then marched
back to tho barracks and had our bar
rack and bed inspection, then wo were
oh" for the vest of the day.
Sunday at 4:30 this company will go
on guurd.
Tho first Saturday and Sunday of
each month women are allowed In the
camp to visit their relatives and frionds
and there wore lots of people horo
thoso two dys. ' -
A. It. MoAmitni
County's Last Quota Left
For Fort Riley Mar. 5th
The county's last quota of men list
ed under the (lrst diaft left Tuesday
morning for tho training camp at
Foit Itlley, Kansas. They were es
corted to the depot by tho band, under
tlio leadership of Pi of. Botz, where a
short progVatu was observed. Short
addresses were matia by Attorney
Caldwell, F. A. Good of Cowles,
J. L. Itcobo and Mayor Damorcll.
The following men composed the
quota:
Henry Schrocdor
Carl lioitz
Orville Rltchoy
U. II. Ituugcrfc
Walter L. Hood
.Tosso UarrotBon
Win. Q" Storey
J M. Worinun
Win. P. Uuschke
Lloyd E. Sclmltz
Andrew 12, Watson
Androvv J. Corner
Vorlus Helton
Hallie A Robinson
Laid to Rest
Mr. John Person, who for the past
several weeks has been conllued -to Ills
home, suffering from leakage of the
heart, passed to his eternal toward ou
Sunday afternoon,
Mr. Person lias, for a number of years
served as mail carrier ou route four,
but about three months ugo was com?
pencil co aoanuon uis unties. j
The decooscd was born in Harmony.
I New .Jersey, aovcinuer sj, ipui r xne
came to Red Cloud about i-'fi years ago
and since that tlmo lias made this
place his homo, lie was united Iri
marriage to Sarah Conovor September!
S3, 18!7. lie Is survived by his wlfej'
two sisters, Miss Laura Porsdu and
Mrs, D D. Crouoll of Galena, Kansas,
and two brotheis, Harry of Summer
vllle, Missouri, and Fiank of this city.
Funeral services were conducted
fioin his late home on Tuesday after
noon at 2:00 o'clock, by Rev. F. M.
Drulincr. Interment was mudu in the
city cemetery.
To Accomplish Good Work
You Muft Have Proper Equipment
The Parker Lucky Curve
Self Filling Fountain Pen
' is unequalled. Our new slock contains
THE PEN YOU NEED
at $2.50 to 96.00
Lower Priced Self Filling Pens at
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
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3 Union Service Sunday Even'g
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7:30 p. m. Rev, Brown, a Baptist Evangelist will Ipreach
11:00 a. m. Regular service
HEAR EVANGELIST BROWN
City Council Special Session
On Tuesday evening, March Ath, the
Majoiv called a special meeting to
consider the Paving Assessment, but
tho meeting was udjournedytp Match
11th at 10 o'clock,.
Tho Council was then called together
in regular session, with all nicmbcis
present. Minutes of February meet
ing were rend and approved. The ic
poitofS.K. FJornnco was road and
placed on lllo.
Cieo. Warren appeared before Iho
council, nnd tho action taken at tho
lost meeting to discontinue tho phones
at the power house and city superln
tendents ofllce, va reconsldetcd, nnd
ttic phones will be left 1n two places
this month.
0. It. Lewis' reauost for a raUn in
salary lor Ms servtcea on the strcot,
was left with the uias'or to decide.
A lottor was then read from the
State ITenlth Department statlug that
nouo of the water In nnd around lied
Uiouil seemed to stand the test, ex
cept'tho Klzcr woll on Mh Avenue.
Followlug are.the judges of election
Which wore appointed;
1st Ward S. A. Flncher, HonryC
AYolfe and Geo. Harris,
2nd Ward J. J. Garber, D. B. Har
den nud J N. Pope. '
Clerks 1st ward, F. A. Tnmure and
H. S. Foe. 2nd ward, G;?W Hutchi
son and Y. 0. Gilham.
Superintendent Woodworth's ofllce
was designated at tljo vdting place In
tho 1st ward and the Fireman's Hall
in the 2nd ward.
Aftor allowing the claims the
ing was adjourned.
Make Sure Your Childs EYES ARE RIGHT and Able
to Sustain the Strain Intfosed ty School Work
Wc Make EXAMIlATfOS FREE
E. H. NElrtiHOUSE
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Farm Loans
Lowest rates, best terms and option
ana in any amount. IJo Inspection eiw
penae, sua aosolutely no delay. Six
plans to choose from. Sole ageut for
Trerett. MattU ic Baker,
v J. H. Bailey.
Butler Boys in Quarantine
, - Camp IlaucocU, Feb 24, 1018
DKlvit Folks At Homi::
Well, Uaddie, wo received your lot
lernll O. K , but did not get a bos, but
suppose we will soon. Do not kuow
whether this letter will reach you or
not ns this entire section of motor ma
chinery Is in quarantine. They found
a case of sinaHpox, the fellow being
on tho aviation field Saturday but they
would not suy what company, so all
wero 'quarantined until his company is
locuted. I will throw tills over the
Hue and muybo it will reach you.
Wo had our pictures taken but they
nro rotten. Wo will have them taken
again, nso n cortiflcato of service,
our street und the entire com puny.
I walked up the sticet the other day
and ran aoross two boys from Ulue
Hill that had been transferred from
"Camp Cody. I sure was glad to 6eo
them. I then went over to tho mall
distributing station aud saw on the
bulletin board that Verno had nit un
called for paeltngo, so I got it and ft
was your box. livery thing was nil
right aud many thanks dud, us wo will
now lmvo a smoke. Come again.
Tnln is a lovely day, makes mo want
to go fishing, as It Is most too warm to
bo comfortable, but would rather it
would bo too hot than too cold.
We wore called to tako our lust ex
amination recently, and the dootor
said to Verne, "kid you are till broke
oat." Vorno said, "Oh, It's just tho
wool underwear." The doctor laughed
and said, "Son, yon had better go to
the hospital," So Verne 19 in the
Base hospital, sick with German meas
les. Just came from tho-hospital and
will llulsh my letter. Verne Is not a
bit sick, bo don't worry about him. I
will send him your letters.
We nve out of quarantine now. I
was on duty today when they came in
and Bald that they wero havlug trouble
over at another cook shacland for mo
to-come o.ver? and .'help them out, so
.now Ian mejw sargeant.
I iAuVafrfrU Verae and 1 will not
stay tpgatber jr sea be1 comes back, but
will try and get lilm transferred. Bc't
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Leading designers of women's coats
recognizing tho need for conservation'
of fabrics, cut the new garments for
Spring with an eye to saving materials.
But the didn't forget that women want
smart looking lines and clever fashion
features, so all our new coats show ,
?'" 7 n cio ideas as to lines "
new thoughts in belts
' tuczti models in ockets?
n civ effects in collar K'
new taste in trimming
. - All made up on standard of service and
all at prices that mean real economy.
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' Do not worry about the shortage of crops, another year Is comlDg
Do not wait for cheaper buildlng'iuateriul
Do not lot the war scare you
Do you know material will incroaso when tho warlsovor? Europe
must be rebuilt. Supply and demaud will take a hand then
Do you know we luwcfup to date information on nil farm buildings?
Do you want ideas on farm buildings? We furnish them FREE
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