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VOLUME 4
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. SEPTEMKEK 18, 1.H!.
NUMBER US
iiiimiHi&wHiii Lieht Primary Election Vote
We buy and sell all issues of Liberty and
Victory Bonds at the market. If you
desire to buy or sell, call on us
HANI) CONCERT
Interest paid on Time Deposits
Deposits Guaranteed by Depositors
Guarantee Fund of State of Nebraska
Webster County Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $35,000
Red Cloud, Nebraska
1 The Constitutional Convention pri
mary election held Tuesday failed to
arouse as much interest as was expect
ed, as the selection of a delegate to re
present the people in such uu Import
Hut mutter as the writing of a new
Constitution should command the at
tlou of every taxpayer in the state.
' A count of the ballots show Keeney
in tho lend, with ti total of .'172, Panic
ell coining In second iu the race with
100 ballot, whtlo Ountl received 144 i
and Good 01.
report:
Following is b tabulated
Friduy, September 19th, at 8 P. M.
PROGRAM
1. March "All America," Zam
ccnek. 2. Overture "Abelard and Hcl
oi.e," Zimmcrmann.
a. Rcverci "Slumber Sweetly,"
Beaumont.
1. Fantasia on Popular College
Songs. Rollinson.
G. Song "Spring Will Return With
You," O'Hara.
G. Descriptive "The Colored Wed-
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Star Spangled Banner
a 2 Methodist Pastors Assigned
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Edward Floiance, Preiident
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S. R. Florance, Cashier
iu
MiiinPii'imuyiLii
m t Canned Fruits
Gives Excellent Satisfaction in a large number
of Red Cloud homes. WE GUARANTEE THEN
We Have Some Very Fine Dried Fruits
Guide Rock . ... 3G 14
Beaver Creek ..... G 0
i Stillwater . ....... 0 2
Oak Creek .'. 5 4
Garfield .. 3 1
Pleasant Hill . l 0
Cowles 2 13
, Elm Cieek 0 0
t Potsdam 2 5
Line . S "0
Red Cloud Prec. 14 5
iBatin .... 0 0
i Glcnwood 4 5
i Walnut Creek G 1
Inavale .... 5 3
Catherton ' 2 1
Harmony l 0
Red Cloud 1st Ward 29 2
Red Cloud 2nd Ward. 45 5 27
Have You Tried Mrsffi ttC5
Rohrer's and Verebest vUUCvo
THESE ARE MEDIUM PRICED COFFEES
that are gaining in popularity.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Our Stock in All Lines is New and Fresh
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE
and know that or groceries and service
WILL
or groceries
PLEASE
YOU
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
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1G9 61 372 144
The annual ineetiug of the Nebrns.
ka Conference of the Methodist Epis
copal church, hfld nt Ur.iveisliy Place
closed IhM Sunday Omaha was select
ed :i the place of meeting tor the ne.U
year. We note that Rev. J. 1). Ham
mel has been transferred to Courtland
and that Rev. 11. V. Cope has been
selected to occupy the pulpit of the
local M 1! chinch
The following list of assignments
for the churches of this vicinity may
ptove interesting to our readers:
Ayr C. J Is'rop
IStu len C. E. Coiinell.
Blue Hill To be supplied.
Campbell -To bo supplied.
Cortiefc-H. E. Limiltiger.
Eckl?y To'be supplied.
Guide Rock C. L. Luscher.
Inavale To be supplied.
Lawrence H M. ISishee.
Mt. Claie Vnrd V. (Jiiiy
Red Cloud-Ii W Cope.
Water Case in Lincoln Court' The Salvation Army Drive
fr
v
Dresses
tor Summer
No matter how popular suits or seperate
skirts may be, the thin dress is the mosT:
pleasing and comfortable for the hot weather
coftume.
Figured and striped voiles, flaxons. pongees
'and organdies are the favorites.
In white we have plain and fancy figures;
In colors we have voile, organdy, flaxon
bateste and georgette.
We also have the handsomest line of laces
with which to trim them.
Come in and let us shoxv them to you
JIis. Barbara Phares
Agent gor Ladies Home Journal Patterns
All Sizes in Childrens Half Sox
Manv in tides have been published
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iim-.iwi.,, miui mi- uiisiiicfa mnin the .state and local papers concetti
of the city are in Lincoln this weele at- inpthe Salvation Army Drive which
tending tho September teiln of the A s- VVU be conducted during the week of
trict couit, the case interesting them September 21--J7 Do not give these
beinj E Boyd Smith v.s J. II. Bailey artlclu. h ptibblur ?lanue, but stop and
aim several other citizens of lied
Cloud. The case was begun on Tues
day before Judge Stewart, aud jury
Attorneys lHaekledge, Gllhani and
Mauror lire representing the defend
ants. The plaintiff alleges that in Juno
l'.ll lie, nnd his partner, entered into
a contract with the defendants, tho
plaintiff later succeeding to the .rights
of his partuor.
liy the terms of this contract the
plaintiff was to drill wells and con
struct a system that would add 200.COJ
gallons, daily, to the Red Cloud supply
of water, and that he wasyto receive
the sum of SI per day for tho water
furnished. IMaintiff states that he
oarrled out his part of the contract for
two years and was paid the 81 a day.
At the end of that time, plaintiff al
leges that defendants took possession
of his plant aud converted it to their
own use. The defendants claim that
plaintiff never furnished the water as
contracted for aud that he abandouod
the project, also they deny that they
ever appropriated his plant.
Tills case has aroused considable in
terest in the past and the community,
at large, anxiously await a decision in
the matter.
I
JEWELS of SOUND
in Cabinets of Exquisite Beauty
You know,' of course, that so far as the reproduction of
music is concerned there is but one instrument which
RE-CREATES it with proven ability. That instrument is
The NEW EDISON
"7'hc Phonograph with a Sou"
the only invention which has successfully met the tone
test, the test of direct comparison with the living artist.
To achive this result cost $3,000,000 in experimental work.
But do you realize that the superiority of the instrument
is now reflected in the superiority of the case which con
tains it? With but two exceptions, eoch New Edison, no
matter what its price, is now encased in a period cabinet.
Built of thoroughly seasoned and selected genuine Ma
hogany or selected quarter sawed White Oak by crafts
men whose pride in their work is apparent in its perfect
ion, these cabinets are masterpieces. We ask you to in
spect the display of Heppel white. Sheraton, Chippendale.
Jacobean. William & Mary and EightcenfK'Oentury Eng
lish cabinets now on view in our store. They are replicas
of those exhibited this month at the Hotel Commodore,
New York City. . .
E. H. Newhouse
Optometrist and Jeweler
consider the vast amount of good that
is being accomplished by thlsehartiable
organization.
JjooUlug over the list of chief founs
of activities of tills organization we '
call your utteutlou to a few of the
many:
The field of Evangelistic work the
preaching of the Gospel
Rescue Homes for the reclamation
of fallen women, or to prevent from
falling those who are tempted.
Working Men's Hotel where a poor
man may tlnd a cleau bed at a nomL
nal price.
Children's Homo for the care of
orphaned and neglected children.
Young Women's Boarding Homes;
Fresh Air Camps; Fre Employment
Bureaus and couutless other ways of
relieving the wants of those in need.
Marriages and License
The following couples were united
in marriage hy County Judge A. D.
Ranney since last Thursday:
Frank Z. Dean and Miss Ruth D.
Stinson, both of Riverton.
Vcncil Kudrna and MifH Helen
Bcdnar, both of Red Cloud.
Earl M. Bogenrief of North Branch
and Miss Hazel V. Paul, of Burr Oak,
Kansas.
Ira G. McCoy and Miss Gilah T.
Turnbaugh both of Bladen.
Geo. T. Kompkos of Blue Hill and
Miss Fannio Maruska, of Red Cloud
were granted a marriage license Saturday.
Eyes of the World
Wilt not be shown at the Orpheum
Friday eveulng as advertised. Regular
pOgrani will be given instead.
25th Year of Ak-Sar-Ben
The two big features of this Fall's
Ak-Sar-Bou Carnival will be the two
magnificent parades. On the night of
October 1, the grand Electric Pageant
will bo seen on the streets ami, this
being the 23th Anniversary of Ak-Sar-Ben,
the parades this year will surpass
any of previous yeais. On the aftir
noon of October 2, the Automobile
Floral Parade will take place, when
l'JJ beautifully decorated automobiles
will be seen. This year's parades will
o.cel all previous eftorts iu this line.
Oju the CHrnlval Grounds, lSth and
Capitol Ave., Con. T. Kennedy's grout
est of American Teutod attractions
will give aftornoou and evening per
formances, September 'l to October 4.
Are Your Real Estate faxes Paid?
They will be advertised for sale Octo
ber 1st. FI.AN'KStARtt,
County Treasuror.
The marriage of Mrs. LucenaJWhlle,
daughter of Mrs. A, Schulti, aud Mr.
Arthur Drain, svn of Mrs. J. F. Dialu,
which was solemnized at Hastings on
last Thursday, was a surprise to thoir
in i) y friends. Both these young
people have a host. of friends who wish
thorn success aud happiness They
will make their home on the Mrs.J F.
Drain farm northwest of this city,
VII .,1.41k.
Moiiey- Savers!
COFFEE
Huco Rob Roy Loyalty
Regular 75c Value CCSfi
Our Price, per lb. JCf V-
l
Itens Products
5
Cookies Cakes Crackers
A Complete Line, Selling at
Money Saving Prices
I PICNIC HAMS OCJp
I Best on the Market. Per lb. J V
No. 1 BACON
The Highest Quality. Per lb.
40c
Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Ngr. Red Cloud, Neb.
"NOT IN THE COMBINE"
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