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From the novel and Saturday Evening Fot sensational mystery story of
I the underworld by Arthur Stringer. A
i wnmt lrnwii xam in "Tnm Moumm or inrrtrum77
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How a "Chicken-Stair the Crooks' Come-On Works.
1 Life In The Rooming-House of a Hard. Boiled Landlady.
Crooks Operating At A Fashionable Bathing Beach
i. A Pretty Girl In Her Nightie Holding Up a Female Burglar.
.Mysterious Midnight Episodes In The Mansion of a Millionaire-Heiress.
ORPHEUM, Monday and Tuesday
First Show 7:30. v Admission 25 and 11c.
AS TOLD TO US J
i J D. Crans went to Hastings Fri
day. Eat and drink at Powell it Pope's
Cafe. tf
Mrs. C. Dcrr spent Saturday in
Blue Hill.
Mrs D G Britton spent Saturday in
Blue Hill.
State Agent 0. D. Hedge is homo
this week.
Lee McArthur went to St. Joe Sun
day morning.
Rev. Ogden returned to Blue Hill
Saturday morning.
',' Miss Minnie Kcllctt went to Hast
ings Wednesday morning.
Dclancy Bros, shipped a car or
mixed stock to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mi-fc. L. H. Blackledgc, who has
been quite sick, is impioving hlowly.
Mis Mary Christian of Hastings
spent Sunday with her mother and
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens of Hast
ings spent Sunday with lclativcs in
. the city.
Ernest Hayes and Charles Hout of
Superior were in the city Sunday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Frame of Blue
Hill spent Sunday with relatives in
this city.
Friday and Saturday
William Farnum
In
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Wolves
of The
Night
A play worthy of the Star
-a Star worthy of the play.
A Story that carries the
spectator into the great
Northwest, into the heart
of South America and into
the whirlpool of life in
New York.
Also a Mutt and Jell
Cartoon
Saturday Only
First Show at 7 o'clochy
Admission 20 and lie
ORPHEUM
notable 6tory full intrigue and mystery.
,
For good eye glosses and specs see
Mitchell The Jeweler.
Good meals good service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garber returned
to their home at Fullerton Friday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zclglcr of Lin
coln visited relatives in the city on
Sunday evening.
Bcrdon and Edith Zeiss went to
Central City Friday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Phares.
Mr. and Mrs. W H Roscncrans
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends at Kcnesaw.
.Miss Elsie Hamilton of Sterling,
Colorado, spent the last of the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Amack.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson of
Superior spent Sunday with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs C D. Robinson.
Will Dorr and Fred Emick left
Tuesday via automobile for Arkansas,
where they wil look at the country.
A copy of The Spotlight, published
by the Campbell High School, reached
our desk on Wednesday. It is publish
ed once a month.
Our printer departed for other
fields Sunday and this editor is the
whole force this week but we expect
to secure a printer soon.
The masons are finishing the walls
of the tale pavilion while other work
men aie busy putting the steel beams
in place for the loof of tin's building.
FOR SALE First class vulcaniliig
outfit Gas or Gasoline. Priced to
sell. Write for full paitlculius
Westetn Vulcanising Co., Hustings,
Nebr.
The Watts Construction Co. receiv
ed their steam roller last week and
are busy smoothing the streets, pre
paratory to laying the concrete base
for the paving .
FOR SALE Good quarter section of
and with good improvements, 4 mllea
south of Inavale, Nebr., on easy terms.
Write for full description. C. F. Ca til
er Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud High School "Foot
Ball team, accompanied by the band
and a large number of rooters went
over to Lebanon Friday afternoon
where our boys defeated the Lebanon
High School team 46 to 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sunbcrry were
culled to Republican City the last of
the week on account of the sudden
death of her brother, Will McQuiston,
a brakeinan on the Oberlin branch.
The deceased was a member of the
Brotherhood and was a Platoon Ser
geant in Co. G. 355 Infantry and ser
'cd his country while in the service
during the late war. The funeral ser
vices were held Monday afternoon,
the Brotherhood members of McCook
in charge. His many friends and army
pals will indeed be surprised to learn
of his untimely demise, but extend
their heartfelt sympathy to tho be
reaved ones.
FARM LOANS
I am ready to make you a farm
loan in anv amount and at tho low-
! est late of interest.
' It is a well known and conceded
fact that I car. get you a loan with
absolutely no delay for inspection or
otherwise. All that is lcquired Is
an abstract of title and your money is
ready for you. Offico opposite tho E.
G. Caldwell law office.
J. II. BAILEY.
Mr. Mcintosh Buried Today
Angus Mcintosh, one of the pioneer
residents of this county, passed away
at his home in this city Wednesday
morning at one o'clock, after an Ill
ness of scvcial weeks duration.
Mr. Mcintosh was boin in Scotland,
September 1833 and was 8(5 years old.
lie moved to Canada sixty years ago
where ho was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Wells, after which they
moved to Wisconsin and then later
to Iowa. About forty years ago they
moved to Webster county and settled
on a farm on Indian Creek. About
twelve years ago they mocd to this
city whcic they have since resided.
He was a very industrious and hard
working citizen.
Nino children were born to his
family, two having passed away sev
eral years ago. Three sons, James,
Peter and Frank, and four daughters,
Mrs. Lizzie Rounds, Mrs. Belle Scott,
and Mrs. Griminger of Grand Island,
and Myrtle Mcintosh of Cheyenne
Wells, Colorado, and the aged wife
are !cft to mourn his demise.
The funeral services were held at
the home this afternoon, Rev. J. L.
Beebe preaching the sermon, after
which interment was made in the city
cemetery.
Appoints Committees
and Sets Institute Dates
The Board of Directors of the
Formers' Institute held a meeting at
the Court house last Thursday even
ing and set the date for this year's
institute, which is December 8tti to
12th, Inclusive.
The following committees were ap
pointed: Premium list: C. J. Piatt, Charles
Steward, Henry Fausch and Supt.
Hagey.
Finance: Dr. Damcrcll, F. W. Cow
dan 'and Henry Gilliam
Location: Max Mizer, J. H. Ellingcr,
and Henry Gilham.
Program and Judges: Fausch and
Steward.
School Exercises: Supt. Holtzen and
County Superintendent Estc'.la Duck
et. Parade: F. W. Cowden and Supt.
Holtzen
John Ryan was in Reynolds Friday.
Ernest Moranville of Hcmingford
is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Lydia Hoffman is driving a
new Studcbaker automobile.
Emmett Ryan went .to Giceley Cen
ter Friday to visit his mother.
Mrs. Lee Abbey went to Blue Hill
Saturday to visit her mother.
M. A. Mercer returned home from
Lexington the !ast of the week.
Miss Nellie Emciton went to Guide
Rock Monday to visit Relatives.
C. T. Smith is impioving the looks
of his residence by having it painted.
Rev. and Mrs. R I). Hill returned
to their home at Pldllips Friday moin
ing
Henry McCuno went to Kearney on
Monday to visit his son, "Bud" and
family.
Miss Margaret 'Dixon of Hastings
is visiting her patents, Mr and Mrs.
Ed Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Skewis of
Iowa are visiting their cousins, Jas.,
Henry and Charles Gilliam.
Beck & Boycr will sell the balance
of their furniture stock at two o'clock
Saturday afternoon at public auction.
For Sale
The MoFarlnud rooming house bti let
ly modorn and doing capacity business
-.1. E. BETZ, Red Uloud, Nebr.
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Notice to Non Resident
r Defendants.
In the District Cort of Webster Cewty,
Nebraska.
William V. Miller
rialntill
Alcna I, ainb nml .lacoli I.ainb,
laiub llarccr nml l'lora llarnir,
Jtshe ll.irtr,
John ll.irKtr ami l'carl ltarijcr,
l.i wis llargir ami Aililln liarncr,
Frank llar rami li.iririT. his wile,
IMna P. Mllkr, wllo.jl plalntlil,
Alhtrt Alhtr,
DultnilaiitK.
Alma I.anili, .!:uob I.ainli, .Intnl) Harder,
l'lor.i llarutr, .Ithso Il.nijcr, .lolin llarucr,
l'(arl inrKfr, l.iwls llart'ir, Alcllt Hari;ir,
Prank liarntr, llart.tr, wllu ol I'rank
ll.iriitr, triioanil llisinamu unknown, w,
liiil'liiuli 'I with otlurs, aiuiU'ttiiilantK In ihu
k.iI(IiiIh)c iiauiiil action of William V. Mill
ors. Akin l.-iiiil). i ml. In tho district inurt
ol WuWtr l'ount, Nuliraskit, will taUo
notUf, Hint on tho l'Jtli iluy ot April, 1'JI'J.
tliopl.iliitlll, William V. Mlllir, In the s.ilil
aboNutntltlidai'ilon In the district court of
WtbMir County, NcbraKka, lllcd Ills potlllou
liiKaldtourl, and will lurllar tako nutlio
that on Uctohi r (I, I'JIU. said William V. Mill
trillid an amLiidmcni to aforesaid petition
in tho alx)u entitled action In tho district
court of Webster County, Nebraska, Mild
petition and Mild amendment arc aunhiHt tho
above named dulLiidantK, mid alM)aaliiHt
thouunaiutd dofcudant Harder, wife
of i'rank Ilaitiir, tho objict and pni)urof
said petition and amtinlmint to Bald petition
Ih-'Iiik to partition, or, If the same cannot be
partitioned, equitably, thin In that cake a
Kle may bo had ot tho follow Int; described
real estate, !.,
North half of the north-west quarter of
section eleven (11), In township four (4),
north, range nine (U), went 6th P. M. Webittr
County, Nebraska.
The further object and prayer of snld peti
tion are that the shares ot tho parties and
owners la common ol the above entitled real
estate may be determined and confirmed,
and In easo of sale of said real estate, for a
distribution of the proceeds of said sale, and
for general equitable relief.
The verification ot snld petition states that
the true name ot Darter, wife of
Krnnk Itiimer. ilffi'inlant. la unknown.
You, and each of you, aro required to
answer tald petition Including the aforesaid
amendment to said petition, on or before the
zun day oi November, ituv, or your aeinuu
will be taken and entered atjalUBtou.
Dated October 8. ibid.
WILLIAM V.MIMiKn,
liy V. J. Munday,
Ills Attorney.
Mr. Strobl Laid st Rest
Last Saturday morning, Miko
Strobl, living seven and one half miles i
north of this city, passed away, just'
forty years from the day that he set
tled on his homestead, where he has.
since resiueu. ne was norn m uzecno
Slavia, February 24, 1837 and settled
in Webster county in 1876. Four step-
children, three sons, Frank, Miko and
Joe and ono daughter, Mrs. Mary
Polnicky, of this city, aro left to
mourn his demise. The funeral ser
vices were held at the residence Wed
nesday morning at 10 o'clock, Kcv.
J. L. Beebe preached the sermon. Mr.
Strobl was of the Catholic faith, a
good citizen nndva mar. honored by
thobo who knew him.
HAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7:!!0 p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
All members and friends aro urged
to bo present as thoio will bo soma
suggestions presorted to thq church
in tjjgard to tho fuhuc woik of tho
chuich. .
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Columbia
ii Grafonola
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J. C. MITCHELL
Jeweler and Optician.
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Christian Church
Sunday, November p
11 a. m. Preaching Service
7 p. m. Sermon Lecture " Making Money."
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tint, htndiomm pound and
htlf pound tin humidor
mndthtt tlatiy, prtciittl
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with oponim moiittnr top
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IJERE'S a real treat! Come
in some day this week and
enjoy a Columbia entertain
ment. Choose from the new dance
music, popular songs, favorite operas
and orchestral and band selections'.
Hear your favorites. v Then you
will know why you should have a
Columbia Grafonola.
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