RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
F $J! K& II K G
H iP(f 1 e''elnciif farm tie. I will
mi is west of
"AM
MfeUIBtwU
. Commenting
HE A D
8 Head o! Horses
1 mi tmr. Pyist.M, in fail bv.ln'k. wt 1 1'K); 1 lnicukin mme, 0 yr old,
1 ' i by .luck, wt I i" I tiuj niMiv, T vis old, tn toil iv.Jnel. wt .1M: 1 jjrpy
a ii. s vis ol'l, wt lu.V: 1 b iv mure, ) yc. old In loal by ,Iacl. wt 1101; I bai
lor eiinlutf 'I yts old. wtll1'1. 1 llnci li'i-e coining 'I jri nil, wt 3100; 1
g.O hore coming ,'i vis old vvi I0IH)
24 Head of Mules
J 'pan nf work iuiiIqs !J nnd 1 yr- old, wt '21 M; 11 uiintn (.lyr uiulos: 8 coming
- rr old mules; '1 coining 1 yr old mules; 1 .luclc 'J yr.s old, I l'i It in K high, nn
x ra good breeder.
30 Head
') hold coming yearling, steers nnd heifers mixed
Farm Machinery, Etc.
1 Tief-ring binder new, 1 MeCormlck mowtr, 1 liny lake, 1 Jo'ui Deere 'i row
weoUr g.iod, '2 1-to.v cultlviitois, 1 llntcr, 1 pilverlzer, 1 hatrow, 1 box -.viigon,
1 . k wagon, - t-eis 1 H 1 ineii hatnus", nnd oilier articles too numerous m
inf utioti LUNCH on GROUNDS
i
TERMS:--$ 1 0 and under cash; 1 0
J H Ellinger, Auct
GeoMcCraryCIe'k
On acvount of poor health I will hold a clean-up sale at my
farm 2 miles east and 8 miles south of Inavale. Neb.. 5 miles
t ast and j mile south of Vomer. Kan., 1 mile west and 2'.. miles
north uf the Duekerville store, commencing at 1 o clock, sharp,
(Tuesday 9
27 HEAD OF STOCK 27
4 Head of Horses and Mules
Black mare mule coming 4 yrs old, wt 1050; black mare mule
coming 3 yrs old. wt 1000: brown mare mule coming 2 yrs old;
hay horse colt coming 2 yrs old.
23 Head of Cattle 23
Shorthorn Bull coming 2 yrs old; black cow. C yrs old, fresh 2
milk cows, 4 yrs old. giving milk, fresh in May; milk cow, 3 vrs
old. fresh in 3 weeks: spotted cow, 3 yrs old by sale date; spotted
cow. 5 yrs old by sale date: 2 red cows. 3 yrs old. fresh in Fcby
red cow. 3 yrs old. fresh in March: black heifer, coming 2 yrs old'
fresh in March: 10 last spring calves. 6 steers and 4 heifers 2
calves. 3 weeks old by sale date.
Farm Machinery, Etc: 2-row Canton corn disc; Rock Island
lister; New Century r'ding cultivator; 2-section harrow; walking culti
vator; set of Vz inch wotk harness; set of 1 Y inch work harness;
some good horse collars and pads; about 200 bu, of ear corn white'
Terms; $10 and under cash; 10 months at Q'f interest.
V. B. Ryan, Auctioneer
S. R. Florancc, Clerk
Initial Sale of Bred Durac
Jersey Sows and Gilts
To he held at farm 4 miles south. 1 . ease of Nelson: 3' west
1 south of Nora: 9 north and 1 '.. east of Superior, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th
Commencing at 12 o'clock, sharp
40 Head Immune Sows and Gilts
8 Head of Fall Boars and Pigs
Not Immune
Sired by such sires as Pat's Giant 2nd by Pat's Giant; Anderson's
Pathfinder by Pathfinder; Illustrator 3d by Illustrator 2nd; Dusty
Critic by Critic B 2nd: G's Illustrator 2nd by Illustrator 2nd and
Watts Master Model by Watts Model 2nd. Some of these have
been shown at the county fair, taking nearly all ribbons. The
offering is bred to Pat's Giant 2nd. Orion Wonder and Orion
Wonder I Am. grandsons of Great Orion, worlds champion 1818
Look these boars over sale day! Try and be with us Jan 27
Terms: Cash, or any arrangement made with clerk will be satisfactory
J. D. EILERS & SON, Owners
Cols. B. E. Ridgley. W. C. Henderson, Aucts. John Jung. Clerk
Dr. R.VB Hkmlm
DENTIST
OIllcU vcr Albright's Stnr o
Red Cloud
Nebraska
illr tit public nCim on m place, 1 '
tunvitie, o-i
W3$ ti
$ IMa H fi SJ HKf UP
at 20 o'clock
- of S TOOK
of Cattle
months at 1 0 ', interest.
Petty
Jan. 27
PAT McCOALE
Dr.W.H.McBride
DENTIST
OVKU STATU HANK
REDCLOUD NEBRASKA
THE BLUE DRESS
Dy QCnTIIA HERMAN.
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"Very v. HI, If ymi me im!i - i i.
' n nimbi Mi i.s tl -it .von rim haw ,,iur
im nm; ihki. : n i borer Timing ti
beiiutliul d'liiii'inil ring ffuiu ..p, ,ind
wlili n li.iiig nf tlu ten rh dnor Mny
lew ii) the nf.ilr in her mom. Then";
standing before ih,. mliTnr. Iar fnrj
(illnnnj nnd her eyes wonderfully Line,
she Mid:
"Well. I'm Rind of It I Pin trlnd of It
To think I fiilaht lime ni'irrled such n
mean, nntviisoiuilile thins'"
The dlrtienlty nns the eternal Inver'n
(inirH. I'nli wim golin; nwny for nov
eul weel; on n luisinuss trip to lie
trolt, nnd hnd ntkH Mny to e.uicH tho
hnnxnlow nlTnlr thet they had iironils
ed to nttend the following week. Xijw
dud Inn! Jtwt ven Mny u new summer
onlllt, nil the heniillfnl, soft.HLy
tniiiKM a nornml i;lil craves. In sjio:
lul evidence was her dear little hliu
georRette evening gown, massed In
tulle, In tthlrh May looked more like
nu ethereal fairy than nu ordinary girl.
To gte ii the thought ()f wonting (lint
diess was lieyoud reason!
r.-r-r-r-r-rlng! The telejilionu lie'.l
(Inkled loudly. In an excited voice
Mny answered (he phone, thinking it
posslhly might he Itoh. If it were, slm
would no, she wouldn't yes, she.
would Jm( hang right up!
"Hello. May! Yes, this is Idn. Ida
Seholl. I ild ,ou lu-ar what the Huh
Is doing? Didn't yo.i? Oh! We're go
ing to have n camp. Yes, with tenls
n eoryihlng. Yes, nut in Maine. Sure
nil the glils will lie there. You'll come,
too? fireut! Will I sln up for you?
For the whole month of August. Thnt'.s
fln. We've only one week to wait.
I'm m exHtcd. Isn't It thrilling!"
May hung up, nfter receiving this
news, and contemplated the result.
Yt', she was glad he gave I!ol hack
his ring. She wondered If he took irT
She had tiling It out on the porch.
He might he fool cunugli to walk off
and leave It tlire. Some impulse
prompted her to run out and j.ee If
I ho ring were still there. Of coitr.su
ho took it. Well, she would go away
to camp and have an exceedingly good
time Willi the girls and forget him.
lie was a mean thing hnywny. 1'os
slhly she might meet some other hero
there. All. romance was stirring with
in her! Wouldn't It lie wonderful lo
show l!uh that she could not he trilled
with!
The first of August found a happy
group of effervescent youth ut North
station. Weren't they going out to
camp, nnd weren't they going to have
u wnndei ful time? One little girl In
u jiluk linen dress and big blue eyes
(((iiked a trllle nioie serious than the
others, hut she, too, had the delightful
look of expectancy on her face.
One perfectly Incomparable week
full of delightful experiences with
canoes, cameras, cnnipliros, gentlemen
and Hie like had already slipped by
t (lie t egret of most of them. To
May. however. It scei 1 as though the
day were made of about T2 hours and
Hie week of nluio.t 1'H) days. Her
thoughts were constantly turning
honiewanl. and especially to the scene
on her porch two weeks before. Could
she stick It out, the four weeks away
from home and him? Did he ever
think of her? Was l0 going out with
oilier girls? Should she write to him
and tell him she was sorry? Oh
what was she to do!
Another week passed brimful of
pleasure for Ida. lies,, Hilda nniHho
i est, hut painfully dull for May. The
next evening Ida laid her hand on
May's shoulder and whispered some
ihlng in her ear.
"Is that true?" as' ed .Mny, i( new
light suddenly agb w In her eyes.
"Ye-, and he didn't even have to go
to Detroit. Id. hasn't gone out with
an.vone, not even the b'oyi. once since
it lelt, and he feels perfectly mis
eruhle. It'll do him good, thouL'll. He
will appreciate .voii more when you
get buck, although, goodness knows,
.von were the one who always started
Hie ipianels."
The morning of the third week
dawmd bright and Hear.' SK o'clock
tlnv all went In for u dip, Kyeryotiu
was i re lmt May. They cal'lcd for
In r, blew the bugle time and time
i.'iiln, but no May responded. Drip
ping wet from swimming, they all
rushed Into her tent, intending to
awaken her and pull her down to the
st renin. The bed was empty, but
slink up In her mirror was a note
which read:
"Clrls: Don't call me a iiultter. Ibib
Is lonesome and so am I. Just had to
go back. You know. May."
They knew.
(fopyrlKlit, 1919, MiCliuu Ncvvupapcr .Syn
dicate )
Fea8t Days In Seville.
Seville celebrates many feast days,
but none more typically than that of
Corpus Chrlsii. Throughout Spain this
churchly holbhiy calls for parades, hut
Seville llnds no fete liny whether re
I glims or secular complete without a
all light and d.nici'ig, nnd so her pro
s.'iim Includes the -!. Incle of the bull
niig and a strnnge . eee seen nowltire
"!se in Spain,
The parade is the big religion event
'f the day. Long l.fim It starts an
M-lteil populace crowds (lie line of
iniuvli. Hoofs, balconies nnd windows
ire (Hied with dark Spinlsh senorltas
nd their cavaliers. ilroHscil oftener
'ban tint In the linromaullc garb of
modern fashion. I'lngs and damask
b.ingliigs lend to .the streets a touch
o carnival atmosphere, Intensified by
'In. crowd's-display of llueiy nnd Its
tolvi.ut and eitrefret holiday manner.
La jit v? A 4 v vL N
ii.mi ii iii mtmmrmmmtmwtm r i m n i
ROADS REDUCE LiVlfJG COST
Make for Proporlty Merc Than Any
Other Nri'oKftl Ur.dertahlnn, Gnys
Alaskan Cnginter.
"Good ronds, more (ban any other
national undertaking, make for the
prosperity, happiness nnd contentment
of Hie people." declared Col. AV. I'.
Klclinrdson, engineer In charge of high
ways in Alaska. "This Is particularly
eMdent ut (his time, when in every
lurge city there is protest against the
high prices of food. In my Judgment,
good roads, more than any other
ugency, will help to solve permanent
ly the. high cost of living. Trnnsporln
tlon, of course, is ut the foundation
of prices. It Is truthfully said that
where there is Inadequate transporta
tion fond prices mount high. AVeknnvv
that In cities prices are greatly in ex
cess of those in rural districts and it
Is all n matter of transportation and
distribution. If we have good roads,
we can get our products to market. If
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Good Road Over Rocky Mountains.
re haven't, we cannot. Products on
(He farm lire, worth nothing if they
cannot tlnd a market. I am convinced
that the most Important governmental
work Is In the Improvement of tjie
roads, in (ids day of motor trucks
It Is much easier to haul products to
the cities or to railroad terminals than
It was a few years ago, hut we must
have good roads to do it. There is not
the slightest doubt that good roads
many times over pay for themselves,
'llicy are a fundamental economic ne
cuNfity. "The Initial outlay in the building of
good roads may seem large, but It is
small In comparison with the benefits
that accrue. In Alaska wc have ap
proximately 000 miles of improved
roads, varying from the ordinary coun
try dirt road to the best hind of ma
cadam. In Nome there i.s a btrctcli
of road' over which in the summer
time thousands of tons of products are
hauled."
POOR ROADS ARE EXPENSIVE
Mistaken Idea That Improved High
ways Are Solely for Benefit of
Automoblls Owners.
Poor roads are very expensive tilings
for country communities. The farmer
who thinks that Improved highways
are mainly for the benefit of those who
drive nutomnbiles should reflect on
tlio results of a recent investigation by
the department of agriculture, which
finds that the cost of hauling farm
produce over ordinary country roads
is 'S. cents a ton mile, whereas over
hard-surfaced roadu It Is only 13 cents.
Youth's Companion.
OPERATION OF A ROAD DRAG
Use Pokiest, Laziest - Kind of Team
and Let Them Have Their Own
Time Just Keep Moving.
Do not wait for anything; build a
drag and Ret out onto tho road.
Drive very slowly. Use the pokiest,
laziest team you own, nnd ive them
their time. Just so they keep moving
they will be going swiftly enough,
After you have used tlio drag a year,
and hnVo learned when to drive rap
Idly anil when to drive slowly, you can
carry a whip or drive n mettlesome
team.
Vetch as Cover Cron.
An expert fayr " . winm vetch
does heit ' . 1 U crop if a little, rye
is seeded with It. Ono bushel of vetch
to one-half bushed of rye per aero Is
about right.
Bad Hnblt of Cow.
Onco a cow finds out she can got
over an old fence tliero will bo trouhlo
perhaps for all time.
Rats Are Expensive.
Fifty 'rats on a farm will cost t-ho
owner 5100 to WOO a year.
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Publication of Summons..
I 'I llOll rCsMplll ill tl H,l!llllU Mull I ! I
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il.l- II. vvnikir lur lnml.iiacli N-nmie M. N'otii N in 1.; ,.,) t",.lf ,,n Dereiulitr
' live. i,. it (Iomp Inr hit IimiuI: Untile'!., nth l'i 'i, a 'ohu.liilu ii' ilu aniiiiM stiwh
ouninb il'ilicri c. uirhir.1 her lihshnmlniut hobli-rs nicMlno( Hie I. a. jsttviy l.iimliCr
u"?I,!lnn' , -. I''I'I innvale. .Stl.rKa, the-ffillow-llU
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iikki iiixl vr.-ru.!' lloft,lm p.iliiiiftinr.l
fi I n in-Ulieii mill coinniMiils.il sm nfloii'n
nu I'.lrlcicounof VV.tnl,i-i.iHity,.SBiroit
k MiniiHi y.,,1 iinjitcftitia rtith uthcrdififtnt j
nitii:cilijiftnnil pir of wlitfli nrn In
' 'fllll 1).r ll,,((iilpnt Ullrt .t.criH-ii(ll,l muirl I
KM.ii.iiuiiKin,. ouou-iisoi u parilrs an not
loriii ini ,it iMUinlnniunj the foltowliu
il'wiliirit inmt Mtunted ta W i-lw.er county,
Nvlimnkn to-vvit: ' '
'thP.Vortlipnst ('iirlcr (NCi) ot Mcrt-IniiTHeuly-iievoii
(j;i, unviitlilp Two C.
... .1. i. .. .
itanyp ruive ivh
Ami that the court Hill den etlint ttio plnln
tlil. Wiillnin II. (loud, u tjiv minor ol ft
lioiucaN-nd ttntc or Dip trrm ot lilt, mititrnl
llf( liimi.llnii.l.m.t tl., ............ ....... . ,,.;
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;...,. as ..u-cV oVs, . su iV v ;
an uudlv hlul oacth.rd ...tcrct tin rein and
tliestirvlvliiclilldrcniif K-il,m.ir.,l. I i
csl therein and that HiiM .Ijnrctbf coadn.icd
and part.tton made and su.d premise ,d.
tlieliniuiMtead estate of Wllllnm II. iMmnl
commuted and paid to him and the "trnrcrdN I
divided urcnrdliiK to the Interests of Hie part-1
'tinder thu pay meat of costs and exiunsfs. j
Yoaaieriipilred tisansivur the s:od petl-'
tlonon lllelii ihuolllcjof IhiiCh.rk of wild i
court at Ktd I loud, Ntbratkn on or l.ofore
.Monday March 1, liijij, '.'
I'.itcd ilaaiiarj 10. liJ0.
Wll.t.i m It. i loi-netnl, t'lalntllN
H.v b. 11. Ill.-vcl.ledm-.
Attornej.
Gives Wife Glycerine Mix
ture ict'icd tiii'i. Iiiini w.'use win suf.
vied for j ears Irorn eatanh nf the
luiti.ich Huullv gave Jier Mini lu irlv-
e. line, ttickthoui list!:, etc , as mixed
in Adli-r i-ka. OXH bottle produced
lent rcMilts. Jw-i uir Adier i-ku ac's
ii Horil uppci ami loivi r bowel it r -ri
ii-i'i ,11 fowl limit r which p"fsoiuil
s''.(iiach Kelieics ANY ( -s 12 0'ir
'"tnitch or gi.s on r-tomnch OC.n
it fE(s c iistipi i ,;i, Proven's appt-n-dieiti.-
'. I,. Culling, diuggisl.
Notice ot Administrator's
Sale.
In the Matti r of .hi iil!i allou o.
.1. I,, llri lie. il in li'lst i :il ir of tlio
'I state nl Ira Ilou-.e. dtetased. for
i.eavotoSulLltial IMate
Notlt-i Is lu-rcliy ulvcn that. In inirsmiiu e
ot an oiderof the Honorable Harry s,. Imn
mill. .luduu ol the IHstrlct ( ourt of Weltir
County, Nebraska, tenth Judicial district, '
malleoli January III, VM0. for the sale of of
thereat estate herein:. Iter dcxcrlUd. there
will bo sold at public vendue to tlio highest
bidder for cash, at the south front door of
the Courthouse In the City of Ited Cloud,
Webster County, Nebraska on the second
day ul I'obraary. l'Ji). at two o'clock I'. M.
tho follow Inn described real estate:
Commencing at the North Cast Corner of
tho North West (Jiairtcr of Section Two, In
I'ovvii ship iinu. North of MauguTwclve, V'nt
ot thciitli 1. .M.rimiilag thence south to the
boundary llneof tho Itcimhllcnu Valley liall
road Company, thence south wist nlom; sibl
line 2i)(l feet, tlicnco N'oith to the toivu line
betwicn Town Uno and Two. tin ace I 'ast
along Mild lino 'JOi'iut to place of lieutunliig,
Webster County. Nebraska.
Said xale 111 remain open one hoar.
Hated J miliary IV IM1,
.1.1.. Ileebe, Administrator
of tho Kslatcof V.in House, dcceaseil,
K. H. Caldwell Attorney.
Last Publication January i.
rcifflEMrMM
i Christian Church
Sunday, January -25
10 a. m. Sunday School
11 a. m. Preaching Service
2 p. m. Sr-vice at South Side Mission
6:30 p. m. C. E. Service
7:00 p. m. Sermon.
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jjlaloiieellatly Ga;
NMlcc of Increase of CaD'.la! Stock o?
J. A.Mhcy Liiniht r (3.
( l orpurii'loni
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thcCniilt.iisf.H.Kor tin t v. Htvy l.unijxr
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1-sTieil tucneh utiH-kli-i'dir m Itie purpoURtlaii
In ttiusnine iirupnrildii hHih r.Mnt itock
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ti Hie Pointy fouri , w c inter Coiin'y.
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In II o nmtter ol ihifitate ut Andnw
Murtljiftun. ilnnn'i it
ir .liioi-H .r mm Mttute wilt tnko notice,
Unit the iimo llinlKit lor tiiumntnlton ami
"..u,.1,n,,,.w""l " W
moiik or cumin nsuihit iiuld ttHte Is May
a'm '"'-" "".I for tlio imvinrnt f dol.ts U
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Mated this ITthday of Innuary IBii.
frWl A. I. ItVNNKV,
A traeeo i umtv .liidse.
E-. S. Garber
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
i Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Good? of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
Vhm
Nam I 'ton - Cathor
Clothing Go.
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everything 0 Mam
or Boy Wvsrs
mma OI094 Nmbrmmkm
TheMargln of Safety
Is lepresont'ed by the amount of
instil ance you carry.
Don't lull yourself Jinto u fancied
security.
Because fire has never touched you
it doesn't follow that jou'ro immune
Tomorrow -no today, if you have
titne-and you better Hud time
uotne to the ollice nnd we'll write
a policy on your lioube, furniture,
store or merchandise.
-LATKU MAY UK TOO L-ATP'-
O. C. TEEL
R.eliaible Insura-nce
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