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A Newspaper That Gives The News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year For Jf.50
VOLUME 48
KBD CLOUD, XEBR ASK A, APKIL 10, HUM.
NUMBER 15
wwwwuuwimwv Court JProceedings Sunday Morning Blaze
j: 'wSi'S, LnXko? Al !!!!LPwer House
j!i Donald S. Cloud vs Wm. II. Cloud i ' "' luoko out at tin power house
C !; et al, Continued for term. Sunday morning and for a brief
l W. H. Mooie vs Henry L'Hpuor- tinu- it looked as if the entire plant
? , euv, Continued for teim. ,wlls oomcii.
! I . ... . Zl ZZ 71 I l!i Commcicial Hank of IJluo Hill, vs i IVoplc were just on their way to
i liOn tlilde lOUr MoneV at OOnie Lcpin, Dismissed, chinch when a continuos moaning
I " I V.inn V M.I, .. .. l.'.l...!.. T XT..I ulllvlln fmm llf P I. X. 1 linnon
J son, Rcfoice Discharged, indicated something wiung and a call
Jj j Mabel Fiedler vs Ulriu Henry, All- fo1 assistance.
iiiuny aim auuincys 100 allowed. ll uutwuuu iu uuu n unuuu
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IF everybody did, it would kill business as sutely as
if everybody stopped wo:lc.
Let your money work for you in an r.l t bearing
certificate of deposite of this bank. We pay 4 per ct.
Depositors guaranteed by Depositors
Guaranty Fund of State of Nebraska
Webster County Bank
Edward Floiance, President
S. R. Florance, Cashier
ll Matthew Jnggor v. Hairy G. Tay- ,N'1CI1 '''""J' Claik, engineer in charge,
I lor, continued for term. liMoveicd fne on the loof. A brisk
George A. Wells vs Martha E. win(l ami the distance fiom the fire
Wiightct al, Deciec Quieting Title. ihou'B norn,ltlcl lne nl,ms to 'ke
iciriuc neauway ma strenuous ei
(foits by the fuemen and a large as
f scmbly of citizens hi ought the fire
County Commissioncts, Finding for unu,,p comro1 w,u,m lwcnl' or Uml-V,
the defendants Contempt Order dc- ,mI,"l,lcK .
:,,,i J he enlue roof was destioyed, and
Co vs Wallace fal'in' (,i(1 nioro or lcss damage to
Permission to in- itho. '"hineiy. ,
ai tins writing it is hoped the lat-
Andrew J. Grant vs Minnie
Grant, Divorce for plaintilf.
William J. Vance vs Hoard
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! nied.
l The Clark Imp
I" Motion over-iuled.
tervenc.
Grace McGregor vs Itobcit Lee Mc
'mV Grcgor, Divorce for plaintiff,
Actual Voice and! the
New Edison are the Same
TPO HEAR a magnificent voice on the
A stage of the Metropolitan Opera
House is one thing. To hear the same
voice imitated on the talking machine
or common type of phonograph is quite
another thing. But to hear that voice
and tto hear it Re-Created on The
New Edison "The Phonograph with
a Soul" is exactly the same thing.
For, as the famous tone tests have
proved, the living voice and its Re
Creution on this instrument are indistinguishable.
jlcr item may not be serious and that
operation may bo lesumed within a
Get YOUR GROCERY Supplies of
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Choice vCandies,
Canned Goods
Full Supply of Pecans
All Kinds of Nuts
Fresh Cookies"
Fine Apples
Everything in Groceries
and Queesisware
A Few Pieces of Fine Hand-painted China
The case of W. J. Vance s County comparatively short time,
Commissioners asking for a con
tempt 01 dor against the County Com'
missioncrs on account of an old in
Damage is loughly estimated be-
ti"n two and three thousand dol
lni, with no insurance.
'ibe cmbeis wore scat rely cool
junction rcgaiding the overflow of! ,",c cml,pls W(M'C "nicely C001 W
water from the road near Inavale on h " a ,ar:,c fo,lw "us miL t0 wo,, M
plaintiff's land, took up about two clearing the debris. Every rarpen- L y
days time and the court then went up available was employed in re- JMJLw.g
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Optometrist and Jeweler
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Pleased the Citiseiu
Saying that the people of Hed
Cloud received full value for their
September 29th which will bo a Jury
term.
An1 April Blizzard
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At a
First Class
Furniture Store
ROY SATTLEY
Furniture and Undertaking
and viewed the place. The court Pttcuncnc "" repair won: with tlie i
seemed to indicate that if a culvc ol,Jocl of "mimniK operation at the
were placed at the outlet fiom plain ap"c Possible moment.
tilV's farm on to the load that the' -
water would flow propeily and do-' UniVCrSliV Week PrOTaffi
ini'ii (.uuii'iiiit order.
Memorial services for K. U. 0ei
inan former member of the bar, weir
hold, in which all the members and
llln nnm-l fnnlr ni
I The next term of court will be !nonoJ' Js h 1t,,lc l,'as i'mM'
i.v. n a wnuic mu jour uigius en
tertainment was far above the av
erage. Poplar feeling is that jThurday
mill Fi'iilnv ovoninir uoio (lio liot.
Onto again we are lavorcd with a th, hcntim0nt being more or le.s
fall of the beautiful, to the depth of flue to tho fact thut WCflnelay and
about 10 inches-. Ibis is the second .Saturday night's piogram followed
iciuy fall of snow in this vicinit. llloro nca,iemc antl iPhR (.ntcrtaining
this winter. It was accompanied by ,II1CS of Ul0UBht. Although a live
a lurh wind, but owing to the fact toplc oC lhp tillK.s tho Lc.KKW of Na.
that it was wet and heavy it is ex- llonH is ratlicr a (Illll Hllllject for nn
pected that trafl.c will not bo effected cntil.e ovonin nml the UQn nyB,
lo a great extent. On Tuesday even- Vitten "for a purpose" do not ap
ing cons.derablo rain fell, which later pwi, bllonB,v to ,,0I,lllai. lahtp.
in the eenmg was turned to sleet As representing talent developed
and lain, and by midnight tho pron- i,y Universitv training these two cn
pects were pretty good for a real fall (oitainments tanked veiy high,
of snow. About six a. m., Bomo of r,om th(J viowpont of innuscment
the early risers wcie greeted by a they WCI-C h0mewhat outside tho line
few bright flashes of lightning anil of popularity.
bstant thunder. The snow continued, Music i,0over, appeals to overy
to fall until a late hour Wednesday one. Tll0 Cnd(jt Hnn(, npp(.nr,nff
ni?,'.1 ., . Thursday and University Singers
hile many of our city neighbors vr,h,v nwin. n,i,. .,wi.-n..M. i...
jweie heaid to express thems-elves as j,tonn
, opposed to this sudden change from j ,)cspllc UlP fact that 1)oth pl-0.
hpniiB to winter, on such short no- 'Krams wcnj ,c u lho HloIlora
t.cc, no doubt our farmer friends will calIc(1 for morowhich is the best
uu h.u.u, ,.,uuse.., uh a. win uo a compliment musicians can aspire to. I
b.wk .-.,, , u.u ,t crop, wn.cn, "University Week" may be truth-
under present conditlona promises to fully ,abolc(l a uccos nn(, a
bo the best that tins vicinity has been tical demonstration of what Nobras-
luvureu wun in many years
nnniiinfli'
i! ''ii,ii '!! " ruin in.'iiriiiiiii ,ii i wii 'i ,iu urn' ii m nm mini". 'i'i ii81ini,i.'iirii,(ii mmn
War Tank Here April 26th
The machine gunners who will
foim part of the crows of the armv
ka's great state institution is doing
for its pupils and the future.
Red Cloud In Darkness
(Which will tour tho Tenth Federal Red Cloud is again up against the
incserve uistnct on uciiall or thj old familiar problem how to con
j Victory Loan are said to have pel tinue to live and carry on business
jfected a device that allows the use without tho assistance of light and
,of blunk cartridges in the machine power. The old familiar sight of
Kun gasoline engines, gas and kerosene
j Hoietofore this has not been pos- lights greets the one who is in the
j.sible, as the lccoil of tho blanks has down town district after night.
(not been enough to operate the mcch-1 The fire of Sundav last, is respond
anism of the automatic gun. With hie for this condition. This, followed
the Victory Loan tanks, however, un- b the storm, made it impossible for
,1088 the experiments now being con- the city to operate its plant which is
luctcd fail, the machine guns can tie roofless until a temporary covering
( operated, and a most realistic demon- could be placed over the machinery
(stration of one of the American fight- and has caused the patrons of tho
(ing machines going into action plant many inconveniences. Tho
staged. 'newspapers weio compelled to resort
The tanks, twelve o. .which, will to the old '"gas" engine for power,
tour tho Tenth Djstrict, Will 'alsobe and .the lamps for illuminating pur
equipped with Sfir millimeter cannon.' Kowcvor t ,c do, th.'
One of these tanks will bo in Red . ... ',-., , .'
Cloud, Saturday, April 2Cth, and at bcst hoy can undcr thor,circumstan-
Guido Rock in the morning of this ces t0 serve lncn Papons, ana Keep
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fe til If II lmww(
to
Ready foir the
Easter Parade
All over the country this year there will be an Easter dress
up parade of soldiers and back in their civilian clothes, of the
men at home who are feeling the reaction from the economies
of war time new stylish, fresh fabrics something different
is the demand. ,
If tnat's what you wan' and it probably is you'll find us ready. The
new styles arc here, the fabrics show many new colorings, unusually at
tractive patterns. You'll find a variety to choose from all live ones
and good values.
STYLISH SUITS FOR EASTER
Waiit-seam models, single and double breasted; two and three button
sacks, all showing the new lappets; slash, vertical, crescent or flap pock
ets; stretched or piped collars. Fit guaranteed.
The Hamilton-Cather Clothing Co.
Red Cloud, Neb.
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up to their high standard.
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