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VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. XE BR ASK A. OCTOBER Si , )..,
NUMBER 40
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We buy and sell all issues of Liberty and
Victory Bonds at the market. If you
desire to buy or sell, call on us
Interest paid on Time Deposits
Deposits Guaranteed by Depositors
Guarantee Fund of State of Nebraska
Webster County Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $35000
Red Cloud, Nebraska
Cdvvard Flounce, President
S. R. Florance, Cashier
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Deputy Sheriff Murdered
O. H. Milliner, a druggist at Atliol,
KunsHfe. 11 town in the western part of
Smith county, was shot down Siiturdiiy
mornliiR o" K roud about i mile east
of Atliol.
Aliout two wcelcs previous a number
of dtores in tlttit town wore hurirlitrized.
Mr. Muuger whs sworn lu hs ft deputy
sheriff and it is believed that Ids per
slsteucr In endeavoring to run down
the crimiuuls wrs the reason for
murder.
It is reported that the two men were
In the town a short time bofoio the
shooting and drovB east, out of town,
Munger following them in his Huiek.
When out about a mile, the two men
stopped their our and when Mungor
drove up they hot him. He died al
most instantly. They then transferred
their belongings to the lttticl; and
drove away.
The la-t report of the murderers was
from Guide Uoi'W, the iiime evening
: when a BuioU ear bearing two men
answering their description passed
I through town. Later the lluick was
found near Superior.
It is reported that a rewind of S'JOOO
is ottered for their enpture.
The funeral of the murdered man
was held at Smith Center Monday.
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Here is a few mnev savers selected at random
from our stock. Many others that space does
permit us to quote. Come in and investigate.
BLUE RIBBON COrTEE-r-Hfch irade coffee CCa
District Court Notes
Judge DuugHti is holding a jury term
here this week.
The following cHses have been dis
poned of by a jury: Wm. Moore vs II.
L'Heuiex, verdict for defendant; Snow
Williams vs Jacob Koch, verdict for
defendant.
As we go t press the case of Red
Cloud Auto Co. vs Frank derrick is
being triud. Several more important
,I3I cases are on trial.
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Wins Season's First Game
The first foot ball game of the season
to be played by the local high school
team took place at Mitulcn last Friday.
A hard fought battle resulted in a
score of f8 to 1'J in favor of the home
boys. Our representative who covers
the sporting field informs us that the
home boys put real pep luto the game
and that it was a real one from start
to thiisli. This is indeed pleasing news
and we hope they will keep up the
pace. Much credit Is due to Instructor
ilogue for the iuterest be has shown in
having the boys in right trim for the
game.
The Chester team will play the boys
on the Hedge field Friday afternoon
and you should turn out and encour
age them.
Waldo Store Robbed
at a very low price. You should try it. Lb.
If you have used MRS. ROHRERS COFFEE EHf
you know its quality, if not, try a package 9UU
BOOTH'S SARDINES Best on the market OCf
In large oval cans, now priced at, per can ww
BACON Very best quality. We know you A Eg
you .will like it. Special at, per pound H'WU
1 Fine, solid, smooth CABBAGE per 100 lbs $2.25
We just received another big shipment of DISHES.
Our stock oj Queensware is alwaye complete. Let as
know your wants. Come in and see this big line.
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
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On Thursday evening of last week
the Waldo general store at Inavalc
was burglarized. Entrance was gained
through a window in the rear of the
store ..building. An lovSsttjTirtlon re
vealed that the thieves hud taken thir
teen bolts of silk, twenty five pairs of
shoes and several pairs of gloves. To
date no clues to the identity of the
thieves have been secured.
No Hand Grenade Banks
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FOR. FALL WEAR.
PORTRAYING THE
LATEST STYLES IN
Sweaters
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Sliti-m Styles with Sleeves
Slipon Styles wihhout Sleeves
In Coat Styles- with Style
Collars and Belts
te. Bartea Phages
Agent gor Ladies Home Journal Patterns
rv All Sizes in Qhildrens Half Sox
The Savings Organization of the
Tenth Federul Reserve District has
just been informed by the Trensury
Department that the Secretary of War,
deciding that hand grenades converted
into savings banks should not be sent
broadcast tlnoughout the country, has
cancelled his arrangement to furnish
grenades to the Treasury Department.
A Ithough more than IIOO.OOO of these
greuades has been sold to the banks in
the Tenth District, the children who
have entered into the savings plan dur
iug their vacation, must content them
selves with Certificates of Appreciation
issued by the Treasury Depaitment for
their services. These certificates are
being prepared in Washington and will
be Issued by the Havings Organization,
The War Department gave its ap
proval of thogreuade distribution 8;v
eral weeks ago. Its recent decision
comes as a surprise but was evidently
made on account of complaints made
that the grenades might hecomo a
menace to the safety of children aud
families owing to the possibility of
again converting them luto dangerous
weapon'.
THE MOST BKAUTIlFuL
GIRL IN AMERICA
Olive Thomas, who will be seen in
the first of, her series of Selznik Pic
tures, "Upstairs anl Down," on Mon
day and Tuesday at the Ovphcum
Theatre, has boon called the most
beautiful girl in America and justly
so. With her gorgeous mass of wavy
chestnut hair and chining eye of
deep sea blue, her superb fcrro an!
lovely face, Ml 53 Thomas moat aav.'-
edly deserves tne title Destow..a on
her.
When this dainty bit of femininity
came to New York a few yetrs ago
from her homo In Pennsylvania, she
made this blae '.own sit up and take
notice. She create I a sensation. Shu
began her career the way many beau
tiful girls do in the Follies. For
three years she continued to attract
nation-wide attention in the shor
which is reputed to contain the most
beautiful girls in the country. At
the Orpheum next Monday and Tues
day. For Sale
The MoFarltmdroosiwff house trlcU.
f modern aud doing oaptdty biulusM,
jv e. ukts , sea uiwta, steer.-
The First Month of School
Last week marked the dose of tho
first month's work In the city schools,
showing'an enrollment of 'JOG pupils in
the Lluodln Urade School, 132 In the
Junior High rind Or In the High School.
The following is the personnel of in
structors: A. T rioltzen, Superintendent.
Ethel Hilton, Principal Senior High.
Helen Keiher, Mathematics.
Elsie Gather, English.
Holeu Vuuce, History and Physical
Culture.
Romona Schwer. Domestic Science-
Eltina Riukard, Commercial
Edna Frey, Normal Training
Myrtle Gelwick, Science,
Ethel Owen, Music.
II. C. Hoguc, Agriculture, Manual
Training mid Athletics.
Jessie Kelloug, English Junior High.
Aimee Arnold, Physiology aud Classics.
Minnie ChristiHU, Principal Junior
High
Grace Beezley, 6th grade.
Mrs. H. C. Hogue, 5th grade
Margaret Leonard, Principal ward
building and 4th grade.
Kathryue Burke, 3rd grade.
AnneRanney, 2nd grade.
Maurine Caldwell, 1st grade.
Mary Belle Hassinger, Primary,
Kathrlne Traut, Assistant Primary.
The new state health law which re
quires a physical examination to be
given all of the pupils have revealed
many good health repoits. In some
cases pupils havo been found to have
one weak eye, others whose hearing is
slightly affected and mauy other min
or ailments which are now receiving
careful attention
Work is piogressiug nicely in all tho
departments and Prof. Iloltssen states
that teaohers and pupils are exhibiting
m unlimited amount of iuterest lu
their work. '
The Professor being a new man In
our midst and all parents being anx
ious as to the manner in which the
schools vf'lll be conducted under his
guidance we have secured the follow
ing information regarding his qualifi
cations, Bis career as an Instructor
begun In rural schools where he taught
for three year followed by three years
of teaching to city school. Later he
was elected to the office of County
Sujerlntendent of the scboolsot Tuay.
er County, holding this office for seven
vears. An investigation of his career
has brought out facts that leave no
doubt as to his ability to preside over
oar schools, 1
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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
"77f Phonograph with a Soul"
the only invention which has successfully met the tone
test, the test of direct comparison with the living artist.
To achive this result cost 53.000.000 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, each 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 craf rs
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 Eighteenth Century Eng
lish cabinets now on view in our store. They,, arc replicas
of those exhibited this month at the Hotel Commodore,
New York City.
E. H. Newhouse
Optometrist and Jeweler
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Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Farmers Inde
pendent Telephone Co., will meet in
Annual Session at the Court House at
Red Cloud, Nebraska October 11, ipi0
ataxTeloolr P. M. - .
tend. 0. 0. TBfiL, Secretary.
ErmjjnjHEsnaaim
Only 3 More
Anker Holth
Cream Separators
Left on hand that we are offering
at a liberal discount for 3 days
A sharp advance in wholesale price has
announced for October 15th. Better take
advantage of this liberal discount and get
a first class shyarator at a very low price
HURRY
This is your opportunity
to get a high grade sepa
rator at a Big Saving.
They are all new onei, in perfect order,
subject to your inspection. Offer good
ten days only, and a limited stock. If
yon want one HURRY. Come in today.
Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Rod Cloud, Neb.
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