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Celebrate at Guide Rock
July Fourth
Guide Rock is making great preparation for
the biggest celebration ever held in the
Republican Valley. Program starts at 10
a. m., with a big parade. Patriotic speak
1 ing, band music, chorus singing.
Bring your dinner and eat on any lawn in
town.
BASE BALL GAME-Red Cloud vs Mankato
FREE ATTRACTIONS-Races and sports of
all kinds; liberal prizes to winners. Merry-go-round,
greased pole, etc. Picture show,
vaudeville, minstrels and platform dance.
Mammouth display of FIREWORKS IN THE
EVENING.
Everybody Come
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Buy Brend tit Powell ami Popes
Bandmaster Miller spent Tue.nlay
in Upland.
Ralph Merry spent Saturday In
Guide Rock.
Attend the celebration at Guide
Rock, July 1th
Eugene Ryan returned from Omaha
Friday morning.
Miss Lcctha Hunsickcr sjent Fri
day in Hastings.
II. Shallis'of Republican City was in
the city Tuesday.
Con Rarr of McCook spent Sunday
with friends here.
Earl Dickenson went to Guide Rock
Wednesday morning.
II. S. Freeman went to Superior,
Wednesday morning.
F. A. Hildebrandt spent Sunday
with relatives at Alma.
Gus Hausennan of Alma was in the
city the last of the week.
Mrs. Ray Sutton returned homo
Friday morning from Oxford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle were down
from Cowlcs Saturday evening.
Frank Railcy was in the city Wed
nesday while enroutc to Hastings.
George and Dye Shcphcrdson of
Rivorton were in the city Monday.
Warren Longton of Alliance was
visiting friends in the city Tuesday.
Dave Bell shipped four cars of
cattle to the river markets Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs McBride of
Cowlcs were in the city Saturday
evening.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Crolghton at
tended the celebration at Upland,
Tuesday
Miss Iva Carter of Nelson spent
the first of the week with Miss Zelma
Wonderly.
Miss Violet Zeiss of Lincoln is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Zeiss.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Mart in left Tues
day evening for Wray, Colorado where
they will visit.
Clarence Jones is covering tho
Farmers' Union cleavtor with corruga
ted iron this week.
The' local ball team crossed bats
with the rtladou team at the county
fair grounds last Sunday. Our boys
came back with the short end of the
score 5 to 15.
Friday and Saturday
Gladys Brockwell
in
'A Divorce Trap'
A Fox Production.
Also a Sunshine Comedy
'A Tight Squeeze'
MONDAY and TUESDAY
DUSTIN FARNUM
in Zane Grey's Great Story
lights of Western Stars'
Also a CHRISTY COMEDY
COMING-
"Daddy Lontf Legs" "Virtu
ous Wives" "Midnight Ro
mance" "Mary Regan"
"Shoulder Arms". .
ORPHEUM
John Gharst of Ilivcrton was in the
city Friday.
Good men Is pood service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
Ollie Ellison came down from Re
publican City, Tuesday' to visit his
father, J. E. Ellison.
J. 11. llailey went to Omaha, Wed
nesday morning, to visit his .son,
Grant and Will and wife. x
.Miss Hazel Harvey returned to
Inavaic, Tuesday, after spending a
few days with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perry of Har
vard have been visiting with his broth
er, 11. F. Perry and family.
Found an automobile curtain. Own
er can have same by calling at the
Chief office and paying for this no
tice. Mrs. Able and daughter, Martha,
went to Campbell, Friday, to visit
their son' and brother, Frank and
wife.
Itobt. McBride went to Denver,
Tuesday evening, to visit his bi oth
er who is repotted as being very
ick.
Mrs. Nettie Hummel and nciccs,
Iona and l,uciIo Funk, went to Musca
tine, Iowa, Saturday, to visit l da
tives. Mrs. Tuber was down from Inavaic
Wednesday, attending the W. C. T.
U. Institute at the Indian Creek
school house.
Robert E. Keffcr and Miss Lconn
Marker, both of Inavaic, were grant
ed a marriage license Wednesday by
Judge Ranney.
Lew Bohrer, who had been in tho
army the past year, arrived home
Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Win, Ilohrer.
Misses May and Luclle Saunders
and brother, Holland, of La Crosse,
Kansas, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clutc of Col
umbianvillc, Michigan, arrived in tho
city Wednesday morning to visit his
friend, J. A. McArthur and family.
Benjamin Tyler, of Shawnee, Colo
rado, and Miss Lan7ellu Irene Rig
gins of Bladen wpic granted a mar
riage licence Monday, by Judge Ran
ney. Lewis M. IIouspii of Bladen and
Miss E. Alvehie Duval of Red Cloud
were united in marriage last Thurs
day at the M. E. parsonage by Rev.
Hammel. . "'
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Whitaker and
children left Wednesday for their
home in Chicago after spending sev
eral months with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Thomas.
In order to relieve a lot of extra
work on tho passenger trains the C.
B. & Q., has put on a milk train which
runs from Lincoln to Oxford via
Wymorc, and thence Into Lincoln
over tho main line.
Last week the citizens of McCook
held a meeting for the purpose' of
securing funds to erect a new modern
hotel in that city. Before the meet
ing closed $73,000 was raised and
according to last leports it has gone
over the S 100,000 mark.
Jas. Peterson reports a good bind
er business this year, having sold
about fifty machines, eighteen of
which went out of tho Guide Rock
store. This is not as big a business
as implement men have been doing
for tho reason that the farmers have
been buying machines of late yaers
and are pretty well stocked. Guide
Rock Signal.
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Make Old U.uLHUi New,
5ve the Col
pf lUndle ud Frame.
Sold by E. H. Newhouse
Dr. R.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
oillt ntr AllirUht sStxrc
Red Cloud Nebraska
Ed IV spout Tuc.-xhij in llntings.
Kilt mil drink til Powell ,v Pope's
Cite, tt
Mi Lr'tha liinsuker is spending
the day n Halting.
Mr. and Mis. M. B. Bush spent Mon
day evening in Inavaic.
Mr. W. A. Hunt went to UIyo
this morning to isit relative.
Canning cherries has been the or
der of the day the past week.
Miss Beatrice McAllister went to
Superior, Tuesday, to visit friends.
Miss Violet Zeiss returned Wednes
day evening from a visit at Superior.
Miss Marie Hollistcr icturned to
her home at Denver, Monday evening.
Mrs. Roy Cramer returned home
from Woodruff, Kansas, Monday mom
ing.
Mrs. Orville Rickard of Guide
Rock spent Wednesday evening in the
city.
Mrs. Foe loft this morning for
Louisville where she will visit rela
tives. A special line of hats for $1.00
will be on sale, Saturday, June 28.
MRS. EVA BUTLER.
Paul Newhouse of Blue Hill spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 11. Newhouse.
Barney Sutton has purchased the
Moranville property which is occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zeiss.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kaley arc visit
ing hi sister-', Mrs Anna Cathor
and Mi-, Bes Kaley, at Lincoln.
Mr: and Mr. Roy Stevens qf Hasting-)
s-pent Sunday with his father,
Clark Sloven.-- and other i datives.
Simon Hufl'pr, who has been in the
Navy for the pat several months
arrived homo Wednesday evening.
Mrs. I. II. Holmes returned from
Blooniintgon, Monday, after spend
ing Sunday with friends at that place.
The Bapti-.t Sunday School held a
picnic Tuesday at the Joe Topham,
Jr., farm and all present had a splen
did time.
Marion Mercer will go to Ogalalla
next week where ho will play in tho
band for a Frontier Day's celebration
on July 2-3 and 1th.
Will McQuiston, who had been vis
iting hi- sister, Mrs. Win. Sunberry
and family, returned to his home at
Republican City Friday evening.
Several of the ladies of tho Rcbekah
lodge will go to Hardy tomorrw to
attend a district meeting of this order
of which Mrs. Ila Warren is Presi
dent; Mrs. Lottie Smith, Secretary
and Mrs. Ida Cummings, Mart-hall.'1
The rain on Inst Friday Interferon
with a picnle party given, in the grove
north of the city, by Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sattloy. in honor.of their son, Vincent's
fifth birthday. They were compelled
to tcturn Hnd the picnic wns "held nt
the Sattloy home on Fourth avenue.
About twenty of the little fellow's
friends enjoyed themselves for several
hours.
Kenneth Wilson returned Monday
evening from Camp Dodge where he
was discharged from tho service.
Kenneth was in the 3rd Corp Fark
Artillery which was part of the
st I Army Cory, and recently returned
from over.-eas. The divlson insignia
that lie wears on his left sleeve is a
blue diamond with a whi.tc circle.
There will be a special program a
the Christian church on Sunday ci
ing. It will be given by tho Mist-ion
ary society and the Christian En
deavor. At the close of the prograir
the committee appointed for the pur
pose of selecting a new pastor wi 1
make a report. Rev. Becbe will a.-k
the church to accept his resignation,
the same to become effective on or
about September 1st.
Special Bargains in Land at
Bird City
I have for sale the following choice
barjjalns among other numerous lands
that I have for salo.
1C0 ncres 1.1 miles south of Bird City,
improved, mostly level, price S3TO0.
HW ncrus 11 miles bontli from Bird
City, choice, lOncres cultivated. Price
SibQO.
120 acrob 10 miles oouth weht from i
Bud Citj, 10(1 acres, in cultivation
I'riee SOToo
100 luu'es 8 tulles south fiom Bird!
City, 120 ncres will bo put In wheat
tills tall by present owner nnd goes '
with snlo if bought soon. Price fOOllO
Now is tho time to buy before land
is leased for nextyeur.
1 am just bHck from Bird City
Wheat at Bird City and north, west and
south is great, and expectations from
25 to 40 bushels per acre. No damage
thero
Two years ago this spring I bought
.120 acres 8 miles from Bird City paying
for it 17500.00 and I have just been
offere"d for it 610000. This 320 not for
sale. Call rfnd look over my list.
1. II OAII.RY.
Dr.W.H. McBride
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK
RED CLOUD - NEBRASKA
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nii parents. I
MNs Margaret Ileal, who hnd been
'img fi lends here accompanied
Mane HollNter to Denver, Mon-
cnitig, whore she will 1.,it be-
returning to Alliance. j
W (.' T I'. County it.sHluto wan
1 iif Indian Clock school limine on
'Hominy of thUwHi'k. Fntir i iiu-iih
represented-- Hindi it. Red ( loud,
wile mid h numhei of Indian Creeli
o . Till" Sliito KviiiiimlUI Mpl
U i cm of Itladi'ii, added gi cully to llui
in ui in i m-meeting. A iMumUiul
' a. r whs piovided l.y the Indian
t ' k 1'iiimi.
I e inconsistency of things that '
' ii Mimetlincs sets one to thinking,
an I one should not bo too willing to
cciisiiu-out- follow mon when their,
opinions dlller fiotn ours In a dam
age ease brmiRht against a oltv iccont
lv t -if elty ollloials did not feel justv
fhM in allowing the clnlni as represent
ed by the bill presented to them for
payment. One of the city olllclals re
liiM'd bis consent to tho payment of
the account, claiming that twenty homo
odd thousand dollars was entirely too
much damages for a broken leg, In as
milch as lie littd two legs broken (in n
city too) mid wan only allowed tho
trilling sum of revcnty.flvo cents each
for tho leg. Ills ease seemed h good
one, too, ns ho had fiuflloient evidence
to convince any jury that the legs had
been broken. Tho evidence was a
' bnd order" freight bill and tho Icrh
weie those of a washing machine.
Several residents In tho vicinity of
the Washington School have- called our
attention to the scenery nrountl this
building. A little jaunt over this see
tieii convinced us that they certainly
bale n kick coining. The tirst object
of honor that met nor gao was a huge
pile of ashes and cinders In nil proba
h I tv the remnants of lat winters
ii, ' of furnace ennl The Mulshing
t In s was ndded to th s bit of seen
i" . 1 having It sui'ioun le 1 by a bona
rp n' ieeds and grass that
inv iluiost, rettclicl Hie hcightll of
y t a trues In nil probability tho
ci - mi the entire lot lias not felt tho
t-i id if n lawn uinwi'i foi many weelis.
I' e this tiueiitfe uiirtotitided by
'i ii a gro-Ntb of undesiralile shrtibcry
i-l.ous a incU of civic pride upon the
pat of our school boaid and we do
lu.pe that they will take tho hint mid
see that they are lemoved und not
Ci nnpel the lesldents nt this district to
cnditic this sight or have to remove
Hum themselves.
The Board of Education are ex
per.encing no little difficulty in secur
ing a complete stalf of teachers, for
tli coming school year, apparently
d ie to tho fact that the said teachers
find ether fields, than this, more re
in I'u-raUve. Miss Mahlc Popp, jinn
tiei! of .the High School, has tender
ed lei resignation and will go to
.v' Milan, Wyoming, at a considcialilc
a-1, an re in salary. A few weeks
nu the Beard contracted with a 21
i ir old graduate of the Kansas
Mate University, for the coming
term, at a salary of 95.00 per, only
to he called up a few evenings pre
vious by the young lady, In person,
with the request that she be released
from her contract in order to accept
a similar position at Mankato, Kan
sas, at a salary of $110.00. At pres
ent vacancies arc found in both Eng
lish ami Science instructors as well
as the Kindergarten. Commercial
Advertiser.
Will Brunner spent Sunday
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EjMLtCjJtVS CABINET
IN tkti bit. beiutilal tnilr nJm Sctlera "Matfertnfi" til
idtaU of all women, we think, art tntwercd. Ii nuiki lh
pmutlc of phnictl beauty, durabilly and tonimtnc.
riftttn kng.iKtded improvtmtnti are here combined (or
the firrt time. No other cabinet haa them alL And not
ainjle one would you allow removed from yut cabinet.
The Automatic Lowcnni hlour Dm and tha Automatic
Date Shelf Extender are improvemenla which tiava met
with ovewhclming cnihuwawn. Then thcre'a the cleat
white, (injury porccliron woik.lablc lh net. latuoua, all
m sow by ROY SATTLEY
Hot Weather
Clothing for
rlen aaid
Palm Beach and Cool-cloth Suits
plain and waift line, $ 1 0 to $20
Straw Hats Senets, Panamas, Bankoks
$2-$2.50-$3-$3.50-$5-$7.50-$8.50
Cooper s Famous
Suits All
Silk and Madras
The Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
Open Day
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AT OUR CAFE
Powell
The Cabinet' Women Have Always
hand nibbed f nlahi the Ant. Proof caatera which prevent
vermin from crawling up into the cabinet
We cannot begin to detail all ike uctDenl leaturee of
(bu new Maatcrcraft model btre.
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Underwear $2
Models
Shirts $2 to $10
and Night
& Pope
Wanted
riiit our tore today or
tee it dtjmonttrated.
'a convenience every woman.
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