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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bcalod proposals wlllbe rectlvcd nt thcnHlccof the City Clerk, lice) Clout), Nebraska
until 0 o'clock p, m. Standard Mmo, Auituil 3ft, ID1U tor the construction of paving nntt ml
colahcuun work Incidental thereto In l'avlni Dlitrlcta Xoh. 2 ntul 3 ol (said Olty, as show n on
plans and specification)) on flic In olllcc ol Bald clerk.
The englneerB estimate ( qunntltlcit and ol unit costs areas ronown:
titMNTyius Unit Cihih
Din. 'J. DlHT 3
Htrcct Pavement A. II. C. 3,3-Vi k(. Vds. . 31,81!) k. yds.
Alloy 1'avcmtnt 1). 2,131 w. yd.
Ilrlck ClasH A 3M
Sheet Asphalt Clam II. 3.13
Asiihalt'lc Cone. Class C. i -?
Concrete Claw 1). , ' i'
Curb . ' O lln. ft. I,3o0 lln. It. .70
Curb and Gutter ' , l,W7 " " 2JBSK) " " 100
Header '( . 121 " " 1,200 " " -TO
Grading above curb . IWcti. yds. KOru. ds. .73
InlctsTypi-A . I Kach 20 ICnch . 27.00
InlelsrypoC. 'i " " ls0
Manholes 0 " . . " oi.i'O
1'lpcMnes U Inches ISilIIn.lt. IISlln.lt. 1.00
t5 ,. o " ill " " 1-W
l .. o " " hgO " 8.70
;W .. ' n " " S0 " " f.-20
Alternate proposals will he ret ilvitl on brick, sheet asphalt and asphaltlc cimrielu lor
Htrcct pavciiRiit and on concrete for alley pavement all as clastliled alo e, and more fully
Hhottii and described In the engineers plans and upcclHcatlons.
raeh proposal must bo accompanied by a certified cluck In an amount of not !( than
5 percent of bldnado payable to "The City Treasurer ol Itid Cloud. Nebraska". The
cheek of the bidder to w horn the award Is made w III be held until contracts ate slimed anil
bond liltd. All other checks will bo returned when the contract Is awarded.
Detailed plans and speclncatloiis may he hten and proposal blanks obtained nt tho olllcc
'of the City Enirtntor, Clco. II. Overlni?, or nt the oilleo ol tho consulting engineers, Grant,
Fulton A I.etton, Ml Hankers Mfo llldg., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Hidden deilrlng plans and Hpectilcntlons lor their Individual use may obtain tho same
from theconsultlng engineers upon payment ol JWI0 no partot which will be refunded.
Proposals made upon blanks oilier than those furnished by tho engineers will be rejected
and tho City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids If deemed advisable,
ny order of the Mayor mid City Council of tied Cloud, .luly 2a, 1810.
P. C. POPK Mayor
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GEO. ll.OVKUING City Ktiglncer
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AS TOLD TO US i
Buy Dread at Powell and Topes
If you have hendHche sec Dr. War
rick. Dr. Howard Yost went to Lincoln
Tuesday.
Verne Bailey left this morning for
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Dr. Crawford of Omaha spent Sun
dav with friends here.
Gcrhardt Olmstcad of Guide Rock
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. J. O. Butler went to Cowles
Wednesday to visit friends.
Superintendent Clark of the Au
burn schools was in the city today,
Mr. anil Mrs. Roy Stevens of Hast
ings spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. J.'Wl Auld and children left
today for an outing nt Boulder, Col
orado.
Mrs. Floyd J Christian, went to
Grand Island Tuesday to visit rela
tives. f(, ,. t ;..- j", :.. i ,
Mrs. Harwood went to Omaha, this
morning1 to Visit her son, Tres5and
luinny. ,.... , ' . t
llu tVinv will vioif WlntivfS
to visit relatives nB'f V.;i v 'tw, v.hi.,i hnmn
van uciiiuw6 . ......... ,,
Miss Ethel Doyle3 went' lo Hardy
Wednesday
friends.
Mrs. Bossie pajn and Missv Vera
Hatfield 'went to Hastings this
morning. l '
Mrs. Frank Jones of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Effie Holcomb.
Joe Carr, who has been very sick
the' past few weeks is able to be up
and around again.
Roy Hcrbergcr, who is employed
nt tho Arams office is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
R. A. Garrctson returned to Van
Tassel, Wyoming Wednesday after
visiting with his mother here.
NOTICE Beginning with Aug.
1st we will develop any size film or
film pack free of charge when
prints are ordered. When no prints
nrc ordered, the price is 5c for films
or 10c for film packs. Quick service:
bring in your films or packs today
and get your prints tomorrow. The
price of prints remains as hereto
fore. THE RED CLOUD STUDIO
Good meals good service moderate
prlcc9 Powell & l'ope's cafe.
Harry Rcgcstcr went to Trenton
Monday.
Mrs. Polnicky spent Monday in
Hastings.
Ben Hudson of Guide Rock was In
the city Monday.
Pauline Munday spent. Sunday
with friends at Guide Rock.
A. M. Glover returned home Sat
urday from Atwood, Kansas.
A. E. Ensign, of Burr Oak, Kan
sas, was in the city aauiruay.
Mrs. Luccna White went to Guide
Rock Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Moranvillo returned home
from Lincoln the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simons of
Cowles were in the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Schultz went
to Axtell Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Ellinger and Mrs. H.
E. Drietzler of St. Joe spent Satur
day in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burgess spent
Sunday with their son, Clarence, and
family at Inavale.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and M.
A;1 Merger l-reto'rned home from Leb
anon Sunday morning.
v Rev. and Mrs. J.' J. Ernst left Sat
today for Eckleyr' Colorado, fwhere
V
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Friday and Saturday
E. K. LINCOLN in
FIGHTING
THROUGH
NOT A WAR STORY
But a splendid American drama of
Southern prldo Hnd Southern wom
anhood. (Maryland Warren thought
Robert Carr of Virginia was u cow
ard and disloyal to "Old Glory" but
a trip to Mexico brought out his
laten patriotism' attd he "found
himself." ,,
Comedy Cupids IDay Oil
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Admission l(c. and lie
MONDAY and, TUESDAY
ANITA STEWART in
'Virtuous Wives'
.vilaij
, nYfe'V 'I"
Thursday evening, having bcerf dis
charged from the army.
a Mrs. Vernon Zeiss returned to
Hampton Monday where they will
make their future home.
Miss Minnie Kcllett of Hastings
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kcllett.
Miss Mabel Bright went to Cam
bridge, Saturday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. Mclvin Rickard.
The Misses Lucy and Rebecca
Barrows of Hay Springs are visit
ing, with Mrs. Sarah Bright.
Grant and Verne Bailey spent
Saturday with relatives at Guide
Rock and Burr Oak, Kansas.
The ladies of the South Side Mis
sion held an ice cream social Thurs
day evening and cleared 15.
The Misses Kathcrine, Mario and
Lydia Traut went to Loveland, Col
orado, Friday to visit relatives.
Chas. Schcllak and Jack Stcffins
of Hastings spent Sunday with the
lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Steffins.
Mrs. Plyth returned to her home
at Saronvillc, Monday, after spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Roy Oatman.
Mrs. Glenn Olmstcad and daugh
ter, Lola, returned home Saturday
from Inavale where they hail been
visiting relatives.
Will Munson, of Hastings, who is
lAvtA -fits t-Un nniTif rn rt f 1 1 vl m i frit
k JIUIIIU I1UI11 UlU lit J w utwut)if
is. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Doyle and family.
Miss Kathleen Harris returned to
her home at Edgemont, South Da
kota, Friday after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Denno.
Miss Elsie Jernborg returned home
Friday from Cheyenne, Wyoming,
where she had been visiting her sis-t-r,
Mrs. Roy Robinson.
Mrs. Hannah Jensen returned to
her homo at Bloomington, Saturday
evening after spending a few days
with Mrs. Gertrude Hanson.
Miss Allison Cowdcn left Satur
day evening for Oakland, California,
,to visit friends. She will attend col
lege 'at Berkley the coming year.
,. Mrs. Alleta Johnson returned' to
her home at Grand Island, -Satur-
I day, after spending a few days with
ner sister, Mrs. uuza lompmns.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sutton return
ed to their home at Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Saturday, after visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lippincott.
Mrs. Fred Meininger returned to
her home at Hastings, Saturday, af-
, ter spending a few days with her
'parents, Mr. and' Mrs." A.- B; vPc!rce. j
Eat and drink nt Powell iVFoje's
Cafe. tf
Mrs. E. E. Butler of Smith Center,(
Kansas, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Leggctt.
J. D. Edwards, of Clarence, Mis-,
souri, is visiting his son, J. F. Ed
wards and family this,vcck.
Miss Margaret Piatt went to
Cowles Tuesday to visit her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy.
Mihs Lena Ludlow returned home
Monday from McCook where she
had been visiting her brother.
A. G. Hauscrman and son, Leon
ard of Alma stopped off in the city
Wednesday while onroute east.
Mrs. Prathcr returned to Hast
ings Wednesday after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. I. O. Walker.
Miss Fay Richardson wont to
Onutha Tuesday to visit her brother,
Charles, who is in a hospital there.
Mr. and Mm. W. D. Edson spent
Sunday and Monday at Oxford' with
his father, Rev. I. W. Edson and fam
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mizcr and fam
ily left Tuesday for Casper, Wy
oming, whore they will enjoy an out
ing.
Mrs. May Overton of Limevilie,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday morning
to visit her sister, Mrs. N. P. Camp
bell. Lieutenant Clayton R. Ranncy of
the Sixth Corps Military Police ar
rived in New York Sunday from
overseas.
Attorney F. J. Munday was in the
western part of tho state looking af
ter some business affairs the first of
the week.
Mrs. D. D. Sanderson returned to
her home at Lincoln Tuesday after
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Potter.
Elias Goble is home from Farm
ington, New Mexico, to attend the
wedding of his daughter, Miss Ruby,
to Mr. Howard Cramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Tate1 and
children of Tarkio, Missouri, arrived
in the city Monday to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Christian.
The Garfield Boy Scouts and their
Scout Master, Jesse Wagoner, left
Tuesday via automobile for Colora
do where they will enjoy an outing.
Mesdamcs A. J. Topham and T. E.
Topham left .Monday for an extend
ed visit at Gillette. Wyoming, Port
land. Orecon. and other western!
points.
Mrs. F.J. Munday went to Hat
ines Friday morning and brought
her son, Virgil, home from the hos
pital and he if?,. much, improved in
neaitn. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waller J
Cowles drove down Saturday. wm
took the, evening train for Gurlcjft
Nebraska," where- they will" visit? he
brother. ' , "
Glen A. Rhoads of Otego; Kansas,
and Miss May Louisa Green of
Guide Rock were granted a mar
riage license by the county ' judge
last Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Boner and children,
who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Boner, departed Monday even
ing for their home at Aberdeen,
Washington.
Mrs. J. E. Butler went to Shenan
doah, Iowa, Tuesday, to visit and
will go from there to Kansas City
to buy her fall line of millinery be
fore returning.
Dr. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meet eye, ear, nose and throat patients
and those needinir glasses fitted at Dr.
Dameroll's ofllce Tuesday, Aug 19th.
Hours 1 to 5 only.
Miss Ramoria Schwcr, domestic
science teacher in the high school
for the coming year, went to Hebron
this morning after visiting 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Holtzen.
Miss Ruth Blackwell and Albert
Hogan, of Clayton, Kansas, who hao
been visiting friends here, went to
Guide Rock this morning to visit rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Celia Lawler of Los Angeles,
California, who had been visiting
her son, Emory Lawler, near Cowles
left Saturday for Atchison, Kansas,
to visit rejatives.
Mrs. F. L. Hines and daughter,
Pearl, left this morning for Shenan
doah, Iowa, and from there they will
go to Cherryvillc, Kansas, to visit
their son and brother, Ernest.
J. W. Drury and family of Beloit,
Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. no
ner of Norton, who had been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Boner, do
parted Wednesday for their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clute of Co
lumbiaville, Michigan, who hnd been
visiting their friends, J. A. McAr
thur and sons, left Friday morning
for Long Island, KansaR, to spend
a few days with Mrs. S. M. Carl be
fore going to Portland, Oregon, to
visit their son, Claude Clute and
family.
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tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi
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For your own satisfaction you must
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you'll best realize their superior
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they provide.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wintton-Salein, N. C.
On Wednesday afternoon the firol
department was called out to cxtin-l
guish a fire at the Wm. Holliday
place in the First Ward. A small
sneu caugnt nrc anu uurncu iu mv
ground. , ,,
Miss Mono Albright left Wednes
day for a -two weeks visit with Miss
Bertha Canner..at'.Minnetonka, Min
nesota. She was -.accompanied as far
as Omaha by her mothor, Mrs. L. P.
Albright, .who will visit' her son,
Sherwood. j
Dr. Hubbard, head of the Department
of Economics of the Wisconsin Uni
versity, and O. H. Gustavson of Lin
coln are two of tho prominent men
S2heduled to speak at the Farmeis
Union Picnio at Cowlts, Saturday,'
Aug. 30th, j
Mrs. Lida Woodworth, formerly
t,ida Blackwell, of Ayr, was in the'
city Saturday, enroute homo from.
Clayton, Kansas, where she had
been to "attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law, John Hogan, who
was killed by lightning. ,
Hero Monday and Tuesday, Miss I
. ,. . A. 1 lilfl-i . Wtnnl 1'
Alma aiewart in -vumuun n..-, .
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lom me year s gremejsi, nuvui, uy
Owen Johnson. A .fatory of society,
New York's famous Four Hundred,
marriage, moial social conduct, love
a-begging, with gowns galore, palatial
settings and u big all-star cast, at the
Orphuutu.
R. E. Schrocdcr and Mrs. S. E.J
Loo of New Florence, Missouri, were
married on Tuesday evening at the
hnmn of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hurd of
Cowles. Mrs. Schrocdcr is an aunt
of Mrs. Oscar Boyce of this city and'
a niece of Mrs. Hurd. They, left
Wednesday for their home in Mis
souri. Rev. J. L. Beebc officiated.
Frank Starr returned from his
eastern trip Sunday morning, and
with his wife and baby returned to
Red Cloud yesterday. Frank is still
in the race horse business with a
good horse that cleaned up in the
races at Laharpe, Illinois, and he de
cided not to sell the critter at this
time, although ho had some good
offers for her. Tuesday's Lebanon
Times.
Why not attend the oldest, larg
est and lending Business Training
School in the west the school1 en
dorsed by Banks, Commercial Hous
es and Business Firms everywhere.
Send for free catalogue. Enter now.
School in session all year. Address:
Grand Iglarid 'Business College,
.Grand. Island, Nebraska tho school
built up to a standard, not down to
a price.
KaiJiMiiiraimrauiiimimiM
Farmers Union
County Picnic
In McBride's Grove
COWLES, NEBR.
Saturday, Aug. 30
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
MUSIC BY BAND
Lots of Sport ; Barrels of Fnn
Each Local to Furnish Part of the Program
All are welcome whether members of the Farmers
Union or not. Come and bring your tinea oaiKeu.
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Public Sale
E. S.
Wall Paptr9PaSnti, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Wrk GuaratMd)
Electrical Goods of all KfeaV
Win' Wire Your House Aiid r
Furnish You the Fixtures ' '
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As I am moving to Colorado, will offer at Public Sale on the old
Aubushon farm, 2 miles west and 2 miles south of the Red Cloud
river bridge, on
Tuesday, Aug. 19, 1919
Commencing At 12 O'clock, Sharp
Head of Stock
Consisting of
9 Head of Horses and Mules
7 Head of Cattle .
70 Head Hogs and Shoats
, Hay, Farm Machinery
Terms ot Sale: 7 month at 10 per cent.
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