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VOLUME 47
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. APRIL, U5, ISMS.
NUMBER 17
VA
This Bank will Pay, Free of Charge,
LIBERTY BOND Interest Coupons, at
Maturity or Fifteen Days Prior Thereto
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Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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DEPOSITS in this bank are PROTECTED by the
Depositors Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
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Lincoln Telephone
and Telegraph Co:
HE Local Office of the
Lincoln Telephone arid
now complete with the very
latest and most approved type of
telephone from the Central Of
fice to the subscriber's telephone,
Everything up to date. Lincoln and Omaha
have nothing better. In fact nothing better can
be bought. No expense or trouble has been
spared to make the Red Cloud Exchange the
equal of any exchange in the state.
You are invited to call
andinsfteci the new office
The entire upper floor new Kaley building
GEO. J. WARREN, Local Manager
M. K. Quigley Recovering
Tin' many friends (if M K fjuigley,
whom U, was thought at llrit was
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discluirgo of a revnher, will tcjuicc to'
lii ill that ho is rapidly u-enveiing.uuih-r
tho I'llk'li'iit mid eon-taut iMre of lr.
Oelghton. Kor several daj.s his life
hung in the balance mill liltle or no
hopoi3 In-Ill for his iceiiNory, but
n sudden change for the lu-Mor took
place and it is thought nil danger is
past at thi. tiniu. Mr. (Jtilgluy, being
u man of lohusl health, unlimited will
power hikI determination, together
with tho fact tlmt ho losj very little
blood ul the time of the accident, were
in a measure responsible for his quick
recovery. We hope he wilt boon be
able to resume his duties at this olllco.
Second Contingent To Go
Tuesday, April .'loth has been bet us
the day for tho departure of the men
which have been selected by tho Reg
istration Hoard to compose the second
contingent. The following men wore
selected.
Harvey Rickeisou Red Cloud
Ilert Anderson Red Cloud
Geo. Engstrom Red Cloud
Riley Hayes i:d Cloud
H. Hamilton (ittldc Rock
Vern McLean Oititle Rock
Glen Denton Bladen
Carl Tjailc Lawrence
Fred A. Cook Campbell
Mike Aruoldy blue Hill
Hoy Applebee Ueatrlco
R E. Sullivan Omaha
Bruce Laird Hastings.
May Term of District Court
The May Term of the District Court
convenes May the Gth, Judge Dorsey
presiding.
The second day of the term, May 7th,
is the date on which petitions for nat
uralliiution will be before the court, at
1:30 p. m.
The following named Jurors, have
been called to appear on May lJltu, the
second Moiulayof the term.
0. H. Miner Max Mlzer
Win. Fry Ellas Lockhart
Paul Pope John Stabenow
Glenn Walker J. A. Dentou
Wm. White Fred Pel.
John Norrls Clarence Stout
Wm. Cruse Hiram Dunn
M. L. I'iukenbinder Valentine Gurne
J. C. Mitchell Reese Thommon
E J Mooro A. E. Strong
11. C. Hansen (Jims. Arnold
Edward Hass G p. Cuther.
We solicit a share of your
patronage during ipi8
PL ATT & FREES
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I Christian Church Sunday
I; 10:00 a. m. Sunday School
"; 11:00 a. m. Preaching
7:00 p. ra. Young Peoples Service
J; 8:00 p. m. Sermon Special Service
ALL ARE INVITED TO THESE SERVICES.
Using Gas Masks
Camp Funston, April til, 1013
Mouday morning the regiment went
to Carpenter Hill, where wo bpent the
morning digging dugouts and drainage
ditches in the tienchcs. In tho aftei
noon wo spent the time practicing
with a '.'2 title and setting sights.
Tuesday tho regiment went to the
ritle range north of Ft Rtley, whole
wo spent the day shooting on the 10O
and 200 yuid range.
Verinesdiiy morning we wont out to
the drill grounds whero wo spent the
morning drilling and while matching
in nt noon had to wear our gas maths
for a few minutes. Vhorecr we go
now while drilling we havo to cany
our gas masks in otder to get used to
cnnylng and wearing them.
Thutsday the regiment went out to
Smokey Hill Flats, whero they spent
tho day attending Division school.
Friday motning It United to rain
and rained all day and wo had to stay
In tho bnn ticks and had iiistvuoltoii
lessons. In tho evening the and bat
talion assembled in the dining loom
of Couipuny IPs barracks, whore o
hoard a lecturo on the Third Liberty
Loan Bond by 'a Lieutenant.
Fiidiiy night It quit raining and
start oil to snow and kept it up all day
Saturday und we had indoor instruc
tion all day.
Tho camp is taking on a good up.
peat mice and everything gioon. Trees
are being sot out overjwhoio and in
a few years the Camp will bo well
shaded. Tho toads which were not
completed last fall aio being llnlshed
now.
A. U McAhtiiuii.
Red Cross Shipment
11 n.tal supplies shipped by Web
stci uiinty Chapter Aptil IS, litis
con i i (1 of goods from the following
hum i .n ics:
MATIN
IT h-il shiits
OARFIKLD
10 Miit- pnjiunas
LESTER
2 Miit-- pajanuirt
2-1 luis..
D tia.s cloths
STATE LKN'E
24 wa.-h cloths
24 oin-iating towels
C hid shuts
3 quilts
WAR RELIEF CLUIJ
7 suits pajamas
5 bed jackets
10 hand towels
CHAPTER
10 bed jackets
10 operating towels
25 -wash cloths
JUNIOR RED CROSS-RED CLOUD
20 operating leggings
25 bath towels
35, band towels
8 operating towels
6 knit wash cloths
INAVALE
17 suits pajamas ,
bed shuts
24 towels
3 quilts
Women's Auxiliary Red Cloud
34 .bed smhts
iBsuits pajamas
1C bath robes
5 bed jackets
4 knit wash cloths
Ther
is a Difference in
Lenses -
Seventh Shipment of Red Cross
knitting for the county is as followst
HATIX
4 pr. socks
J helmet
GARFIELD
2 sweaters
5 pr. .socks
STATE LINE
2 .sweaters
1 pr. socks
CHAPTER
15 pr. socks
3 sweaters
1 muffler
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Just as thete is lielucen a piece of pure gold mid that
containing alloy. The lenses used by mo are tho llnest
that can be hud. These I'omo in the rough and ate
ground until thoy c.MU'tly meet the uquWemcnts of your
1hi tlcular eye trouble. Otic cannot bo too careful about
the- ejos Tho matter of a dollar or so should not enter
into the calculation. This store refuses to ask for your
patronage by price Hlotie the cure is ktho thing desired
by me or well as yourself. Eveu so, you will llud tho
charge unusually low, taking into consideration tho
liighquality.
will be to the interest of your
eves to Inxve them examined here
E. H. NEJflJHQ.VSE
Jeweler and Optanimtrlat
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5 Nigger head Maitland, Canyon City and Pinnacle 5
J; Lump on the road. Store now at Government J
." prices and be sure of good coal next winter I;;
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We've Every Kind of a Coat You'Ut
Need For Soring I
They Are Smart, Youthful
Styles or the Younger Set
Those with more conservative lines for
the older women. JkjJ..
Good-looking tailored effects for travel
ing. Sturdy utility Coats for the out-of-doors
girl.
Dressier Coats for afternoon wear.
All made of thoroughly good, dependa
ble materials, designed with exquisite
taste and finished with care down to
the last bottom.
AND THEY ARE PRICED FOR JUST AS MUCH OR
JUST AS LITTLE AS YOU CARE TO PAY
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