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CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF NEBRATKA
Will Appreciate Your Support
Primaries April mtlt
Seiuirate llallut
William Thompson returned to
I'onkolmnn Monday morning after
spending a few days with his father,
II. C. Thompson.
Mrs. Cecil K-witf icttried to her
home at Yuma, Colorado, Tuesday
after visitinif lie'- parent., Mr. and
Mrs. 1. A. Jcrnbcrtf. j
V. W. Cowdcn, and daughter, Miss
Kachel, left Sunday for Chicago
where he will purcha.se pood? for the
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
C. C. McConkey returned to the
Soldiers' Home at Grand Island the
last of the week after visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Rich Lippincott.
Robert L. HuiiMckor, of Morlnnd, pain fro
Kanas, and Miss Ronnie R. Rlankcn
baker of Inavnlo were granted a mar
liago lineon.se Wednesday by Judge
Ranney.
Lee MeArthur and Lee Truax left
Nebraska Apportionment
for Interchurch Movement
Nebraska has been called on for
more than $!ll00,000 as its quota of
the financial moeram of tlu thirtv
.hutch denominations which make up!
Carpenter, Son & Co.
Home Office Red Cloud, Nebraska
the Jnterchuich World Movement. Tho
figures have just been made public by
. A. Luke of Lincoln, State Cam
pa.gn Director for Nebraska. No
braska ,niot for the churches is
lmictifiiiiv ,. .I....I... ...i. ...
Wo-k i ' , u,u Wnr. 5. 10.00 per acre.
?! ,,u'1 ""1 I" H'is state. The. c!onn.v.
" ot this sum will be under
inKon in unit!, niimiii,. -
- w.mui.wilB lillll'
JirJ Improved half section adjoining Or.klcy with SO acres of wheat
which all goes to buyer, a baigain at ?-10.00 per acre. (Thomas County.)
5515 One of tho finest sections in Thomas county, not a pimple on it,
fiOO acres in eultivnliui, fine two-story hous'j of !) roomc, big red barn'with
a largo loft, good granaries, chicken hou.o and other out building. Prico
?7,300 cash, balance Ave years at G iier cent. (Thoinnj
County.)
110 A fine sect! n, three miles from Campue. $1'J,000 woith of lm-
iu April lifi to Mav L The' t)1'ovc,m,nli't "" euiipped for handling cattle or hogs, lino water system.
teres in cultivation, balnnce in panlure, 200
fids is an ideal all purposo farm
r7m f'ninii
iirious lirnoin- """"' J ''-v ?""" iei uviu. nu vuuiu.v.;
limtioiH, is WHI,777,672. I 119 llnlf section, all tine, leel land, 1220 acres Jr. cultivation, 110 nerc
" ''.mii'l ii iiiiiii in i.fiiitwi r.. ;. x.. ' :.. ...j... ifA .. ; i i 1 n ii ...t.i. ii.
- " j"i in t in iiiiMiu f, iuw .itiuH in uiii'iii, and ii an truff wnn inc
, 'M"" iu .luiv . j ne -- q -
ontnc sum to be raised in the United l'011''0 " modem, about .'!00 acres in cultiv
State (iiiritiy the same period and acvc "f lmo W"cat, nil goes to the buyer. Tli
for the same thirty religious drnoin-, nnt' n "i'y. '''to $37.50 per acre. (5c
place, all drilled.
1itittit ,wm,Iilv f.-i. ftt(.-ltr ..lwlt.fl .
.i j: i t i. lr i i "in. n. I ii uie CllUrCllUS taklllir ll.'ivt. fimul U'nll nml wiiulmit!. imiiil 1wil tmrn. ni,.nt i-.1.;,.1.-r.ii Iwmwn titul iii'.iiiani
,. II... .., , " ' I"" ., v. , v w..v..v.. rv ....v. tt. ...-
in mi- iiiLi-ri.iiiii.( i win. i,i Ai,,,.rt...n.. . j".... trnr. ' i.i.
- "in 'M.n.MiL'm, iwr auviu i)n:iiii.
they joined J. A. Rradford and went
to llerrick, South Dakota, wheto.
they will inMall an electric light
plant.
ADVKRTISK CANDY: Men-Women.
Earn .$!10 weekly. Kxperience unncces.
snry. We start you in the candy bmri
ness, at home, small room, or any
where. Everything furnished. Crar.ft
opjiortunity. Write for particulars.
CANDYMAKING HOUSE. f South
lSlh St. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Chamber of Commerce met
Born in Kearney County 42 years ago
Practiced Law in Minden, Neb., about 1 9 years
Eledcd County Attorney, Kearney Co., 1 902; held office 2 terms
Elected County Attorney, Kearney Co., 1914; held office 2 terms K
tumnnnniinn
w AS TOLD TO US
k x Hi m m m m & : k w. m : & m j
spent Tue.-day
Ittiy Hroad at Powell and Pops.
See Cotting's new Hue of spring wall
paper.
t'seil ears for hulu. I'Yumu .v. ymitli
Rros. (Jo
J. W. Auld
Omaha.
Henry Gilliam spent Monday
Hastings.
Everett Stroup, spent Saturday
Hastings.
Ed Garbcr spent Wednesday
Hastings. '
Mrs. Will Brown spent Tuesday in
Hastings.
Mrs. Will Hunt rpent Monday in
Rlue Hill.
Attorney McNeny spent Wednesday
in Hastings.
Next Tuesday is election day. Don't
forget to vote.
Dan Pumroy was down from Riv-
erton Wednesday.
! Fiat and drink at Powell ,v
U.it'u.
I Used en r. for sale. Frame ,v.
i Bros. Co.
FOR SALE 215 tons Alfalfa
;at $12 per ton. D. C. Bell.
GOOD NO :i OATS SI per ISUSHKL
'a. FARMERS KLliVAToR.
Pope's
tl'
Smith
Hay
Good inealb-gopd service modiTrtti'
i prices l'fiwull ,t l'opM'hcafe
Tom Roberts was down from Ina
1,1 ' vale Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday evening. After allowing a
few bills they elected R. P. Wcesnci
a delegate to attend the state conven- f..jt."n,nv
tion at Hastings, .Juno and ;;, and
also instructed the entertainment
committee to spend .$50 towards en
tertaining the Webster County Calf
Club.
Wanted: Stenographers and Book
keepers to accept positions with
Banks-, Lumber Companies and othcr;
l Business Finns in Nebraska, Kansas,
South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming,
and Montana. If you have been
thoroughly trained in a reliable
Business 'College, we can place you
in an excellent position. We have
more positions than wo can possibly
supply with our own graduates. Ad
dress: Grand Island .Business Col
lege, Grand Island, Nebraska Ne
braska's Oldest, Largest and Leading
Business Training School. 75
Manager R. D. Gaston returned
from Red Cloud, Tuesday, where he
negotiated a long lease on one of the
Prico !?H2.50 per acre. (Govo County.)
110 ISO uetcs well improved, nlco house and hnrn, lots of out huildingj,
good well and windmill. About 12G0 acres in cutlivalion, tho balance iu pas
ture, 200 acres of fine wheat, all goes lo the buyer. This i seven milej
from Camptii! ami in a good community. Possession any lime. PriccSo7.
C'O per acre. (Gove County.) ...
15 Fine quarter of land two miles from town, 120 acres in cullivaliorij
all level, good five room house, shed barn for 12 head, irood well and winmill.
from business concerns which have' '0 acres fenced ;n pasture, rehtcd for thta year. Price $32.50 per acre,
for years loaned tlin Imnofitu f nJvSl.' (Loirnn Couiuv.)
-.... ... w..- -t. ---.-
20!! This i- u beautiful half section, close lo Grainfield, not a blemish
on it, 200 acies in cultivation. This is strictly a German settlement. Half
in wheat. Price 527.50 per acre. (Sheridan County.)
211--This is without doubt one, if not tho best, Factions of land in tho
is $'!.?:! 1.7f)i?.fifi. lint ill! un.,1 ii...i..
the .s,:.v!)S already raised by the1
Methodi.sts in their Centenary Movo-I
meat. All of this money i not ex
nectcd in In. viiii.M.ii.n.i i... i i i. !
inembei-. and the church-going peo
ple. A portion of it is to lie asked
from the non-church going public and
ization brought about by the churches,
but which never have been called up
on to help "foot the bills."
"No one church cm
go to this
f. em ! public ami ask for money,' coi:nty, nout G milon north of Grinucll, and six miles from the famous An
nul ti- combined churches can maku, rehl(, chm.dl ,mo of thu r,llcst in lho sluto. lJ80 acrc8 in cuUivaUon, 300
nn appi.-.i which wi.l be listened to," ;cl.es ii; wheill 0e.fomih goes to the buyer; good granary, and Alio well.
.sas Hirector Uike. ViW) M wr0t (Shei.,jnn County.)
I he t ity of Omaha is expected to . ., ,....,......,.,. ,
i ne v. uy oi Uniana is expected to
subscribe just about $500,000 and
Dough j county, outside of Omaha, i
boimr a-ked for about 35,000. Lin
coln, as the second largest city in the
state, has a cpiota of practically $100,
000, while the quota of Lancaster
county, outside of linroln, is about
?00,(I0(.
In making the announcements of
the quota for which Nebraska has
10320 acres veil located and 150 acres in wheat and 100 acres in paa
lure, balance will b put to spring crop. One-third of tho crop goes with
the farm. Nearly now 10-room house, large barn will hold 30 head of stock",
hay-mow for about 20 ton of hay, good largo granary, good well and windmill
and tank. Half mile lo school. This farm is considered a bargain at ?G0.
00 per aeic on easy terms. Could give possession of the laud if necess
ary. This farm is well located bewlecn two good railroads and two towns;
eight miles from one town and six miles from the other. (Sheridan Coun-
ty.)
The above ht m subject to prior sale or change iu price without notice.
These arc just n few of our special bargains. We have cheaper land,
been called unon. Director l.nk ;i!l?
"In presenting the budget the Inter if interested write oi come and seen us.
inch World Movement asks nothing
cnurca worm .Movement asKs nothing
for itself. All of the expenses in
curred will be paid by tlie co-oprating
agencies, and the IntcrcTiurch World
Movement is merely the servant of all.
"Tho budget represents an earnest
Crpervter, Son 61 Co.
Office Over Stsxte Barvk, Red Clovid. Neb.
in
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in
Jliss Ethel Hilton spent Sunday
with her parents at Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crow were down
from Republican Cily Monday.
Ryan Birkner returned home the
last of tin week from Oklahoma.
Will Hints and family spent Sun
day with his parents at Wymorc.
I Attorney Bruckman of Hastings
I was in the city Saturday morning.
Frank Studebaker of Elbcrta, Utah,
spent Tuesday y with friends in this
city. '
Mrs. O. C. Tool went to Lincoln
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Wells.
Jim Gilbert of Grand Island is
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best business locations in that town auempi on me part oi tiiouglilul
for a branch house at that place. The) Christian men and women to make a
son, Frank, is to have charge of thirt -stiul.v of "'-' world's needs a.s Mewed
'branch establishment. The people of uom U1 sianupoint oi tne co-opera-
Red Cloud aie to be congratulated on
the acquisition of .ntch'a business con
cern. The business men of the Web
ster county capita! will find Mr. Gas-
ting churches and to lay these needs,
upon the minds, the hearts and the
consciences of the people of America,'
thus placing the responsibilty where.
that calls for town growth or pro
gress. Adams County Democrat.
Miss Mnrv Tonnnnt snent Wednes
day in Hastings. 1 visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
' ,.-.i v... ' .f.. t:, .wr' Gilbert.
iuii aim 'i n .tjua iiw;i jjjtiv
Tuesday in Hastings.
Mrs. Ethel Tyle of St. Joe is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Low Walters returned home from
Omaha Monday evening. "
J. E. Yost shipped a car load of
cattle to St. Joe Sunday.
"Tfobart Brhcklcdge was in
ings the last of the week.
Hast-
ill
Friday and Saturday
Friend or Foe !
WILLIAM
RUSSELL
A Romantic Love Song
of the Plains
Referee's Sale of Real Estate.
Notice M licn-tiy bIvch tlcit whcieas In tlie
union I'duUiiu In Hid District Court ( Wcli
stcr Comity, NchniHkn, wIhtcIii W'lllliiui II.
I loud, anil Myrtle (. Cloud uro il:ilntinh.ind
I ton K. cloud et til., nre ilpfcmlants for tho
partition ( t li t leiil extnti) liurcliialtur ilu
hcrlliL'd u iltrrcaol k:iU1 court lias bt'oa cnUr
td conllrmlnu the sharoHol the imrtlus and
dlrccllui; iartliloti and a report ot tho referee
fian been made that n division of thu land
cannot ciiltably be made and the court has
approved niiuU report and directed a sale of
the premises.
NOW TIIIOKKFOHAU. I. Howard S. I -.
relerru In said action, wll on Monday Maj
IU. 1112), at two o'clock p. iu., at the Miutli
front door of the court house Iu Ked Cloud.
W'plwter county. Nebraska, sell at public
auction tn the highest bidder, for cash, the
(pllowlui: described real estate, tow It;
The Northeast Ouarter i.N'l'.i.i of Sii'ilmi
township appear elsewhere in this Tweiny-se en :), Township two cji ltnni
paper. Read them. Twelve MJ) In Weltor county. Nebraska.
niepurcnabcrwiii be required to pay to the
referee at the time of tho sale 8W00 and tin
rt matnder of the purchase price upon eon
ilrmatl'iu of tho sale by the court, wile will
be hclil open ouo hour
Dattd April T. 1U-J0.
IIOWAUDS. rOK. Itefei 0
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ton a live wire in every respect a, ll onongs upon tne siioulders ol tlio
man who will never be found lacking, individuals who make up that element
in enterprise or "pep" for everything! Ui u nepuunc wu oeueve mat xnc
security ot our democratic fountln-,
tions has been because they have
rested upon the Christian home, the
open Bible, the free school and the I
free church." I
The purposes for which the Inter
church fund is to be expended are:
Foreign Missions, $107,601,188; Home
The Misses Lucille Harwood and
Bertha Havel spent Saturday in
Hastings.
Mrs. I). L. Williams of Oklahoma
City arrived in the city Tuesday to
visit friends.
Newt Sibort of Oberlin, Kansas, is
visiting relatives and friends in the
city this week. .
The sample ballots for Red Cloud!
Ed-
Scientifically Right
Artisticaly Correct
0fo
The best designers in llicv country make ihc
Columbia Graionolas. Their acoustic de
sign is as scientifically right as their cabinets arc
artistically correct.
Their acoustic design permits the full, free de
velopment of the sound waves and gives them
a tone of exquisite clearness and purity.
i Louie Schultz returned to Omaha
Saturday after spending several
' weeks with his mother,
i Mrs. C. B. Steward left Saturday
i evening for Ashville, Ohio, to attend
the funeral of her mother.
Miss Eunice Hoilman, who is teach In Te County Courts Of Webster
ing school at Blue Hill spent Sunday! County, Nebraska
with her father, Al Hoffman. ) n the matter of tho estates of
Mrs. Grant Turner was called toljosenh H. Baker nn.l Alice H. nw
, ' --.. ... .'..,,
I
Blue Hill' Monday on account of the
serious illness of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Saladen return
ed home Saturday from Hastings
where she had her tonsils removed.
Paul White and Miss Ada
of Lebanon, Nebraska, are
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W,
White.
Roy Rutledge and Miss Gencvivo
Miller. Loth of Inavn'.c. were uni
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in marriage Sunday oy Kcv. jjo
France.
Missions $109,919,037: merican
ucation, $78,8:17,431; American Re
ligious Education, $5,931, 92fi;
American Hospitals and Homes, $5,
116,465; American Ministerial Pen
sions and Relief $20,510,299; miscel
laneous, $8,770,927.
In announcing the details of the
financial progam, Mr. Luke said: j
"The raising of this $3,731,752 in
Nebraska has been equitably and
justly distributed among the counties.!
The state officers have made quotas,
for the different counties on a fair
basis. The counties will make quo-. I I
1 i.if 4 n lii irtiinviniiii ww nnil tlio (Mini-'
munitics will raise the funds through AAAAAAJ. AAAAAAJ. AJ.A .AAAAv
., n,.nM;aJnn vinlrt nr Af m numhoi wvvwwvwvvvwvvvwwvvwwvvvwwvvvv'wv'vwvvv
of divisions. Each local church will
maintain its identity and be a unit in,
its denominational division.' A Citi-
zens' Division will canvass the non-( J
church-going public in each commun-
ity while the church members will bcj $
called upon by the committees from
their own churches." i
TAXES !:! N
deceased
To All Persons Interested In Said
Estate,
Notice is hereby given that Anna
A. Linderman has this day filed a
To the Voters of Webster County: i
You will find my name on the bal'ot
as candidate for the republican nom-l $
Morris retition ln the County Court 11ck1iib! Inat,on for state leprcsentativo
visiting, that Joseph II. Baker died intestate,, the 4Cth district, Webster county
WITH
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JLA
W A big pulsing story of the west
A romanlic love song
of the plains
A big slar in a big picture
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Also Sunshine Comedy J ti,sS:01KSat u
"OMAHA'S fUrJ -ff-r. j
g CENTRE," THE E?XSfSf
3' Kxhilnr.ilinc niirlniniin? fnttl
Ailmlifion 25c and 10c,
First show starts ut H o'clock,
Saturday at 7:30, lecond iliow 9.00
a resident of Webster county, Nebras-. hnve been a resident of this county
kii, on me -an (iav oi December.' ,nnftnAncitr iw 1R73. am for foitv-
K a.!SMil Voars resided on the same farm,
led! Lots 21 and 25 in block 1, Knlcy1 lhrco milcs Crtst of CowltR- am th0'j
ami Jackson s ailditioii to Red Cloud, canuiuate ot no special nitoron or 01
Webster county, Nebraska, of the ganization but will endeavor to repre-
...... - , uiuu ul ipouu.wu jwiu liua 1 was I lc ,f ii .i, 110nilf, of the countv.
Wednesday County Judge Ranney, homestead of the decedent; that iSPnt.u f the peop. o ol t lit c jum; .,
ihBUcd. a marriaxo .licege to John W. Alice II. Baker, was tho widow of the keeping in mind the best nteicst- oi ,
Worlev and Nellie Mae Rust, both of decedent, never re-married, and tie- the county as a whole. I have Had a
B'-ideiK parted this, life March 2(3 1920, in- large experience Loth as a farmer and
" ! iV"illilc,,i a ,eSiIent,of Wel,iJlor founty, iu,sin8S nian, and bcllevn that Hi'
Nebraska. Whercioro your petitiom r .,, i r , :,, ,u',ii
I'AKM LOANS I lmys that said estates may bo Pn- "M h" r Picat advantage in (be d, g
.- , . , , . , ., . I bated as ono estate, that tho pivm- the numerou questions that always
If you want a form loan and it is .,.,. i, ftin-,rf iej i.. ' i,.. o..s- .-.. .win...;.,. n mtUnt ti,v
nn ox.eptionlly good one 1 can make $500.00, and exempt from creditors the bf-at interests of tho county and
The grace and beauly of their cabinels make
it certain that any Columbia Grafonola will
harmonize perfectly with any design of furniture.
J. C. MITCHELL
Columbia Graf ono las THE JEWELER Columbia Records
ORTH DAKOTA
Tho following shows how taxes have been Increased in North Da
kota on REAL ESTATE and FARM LANDS under tho Non-Partlsan
League administration. Sixteen counties were selected at random, the
taxes being for state purposes ONLY, and not including local levies:
AMT PAID 1911 AM"!' PAID HIV
Billings 9,746.19 21,601.29
Slope 13,614.81 '27,489.47
Logan ,. 16,614.86 42,183.11
Cast ft 120,744.88 331,559.23
LnMouro 35,975,00 105,100.00
Morton 46752.70 100,760.27
f.lercer , 19,238.20 43,152.28
Morton 4d.752.70 106,760.27
Oliver 11,959.19 27,129.37
Emmons 26,259.19 65,621.83
- Pierce 22,400.00 66,701.00
Golden Valley 10,769.71 36,128.35
'Kidder 24,334.97 7'""?
nanoom 27,517.92 86,438.8
namney 44,537.61 121,266.11
atutaman 72,050.51 197,033.15
(Theo flauro ware confirmed by Tax Commissioner, Dltmarck, N. D.)
"What Wo Did In Worth Dakota Wo Expect to Do In HebrnsUa"
s
t
it for you if closed soon at an at
tractive rate of interest.
J. II. DAI LEY
terested may appeal
OMC EXPECT YOO
LL. 'EM ALi. AUOUT
VISIT
ITI
i Exhilarating Burlesque: Vaudeville ' why tho prayer, of
J i SUf,tAIsrfilljdithPrtfDlrls,FuDiCli)iit,Cori;9iii Motut
t4Lijst. uiiiuni s:tai: tnnro.irr.eni
LADIES' DIME MATINEE EVCIIY WEEKDAY
Everybody Goosi Auk Anybody tSKALl
M.WMS THE CIGOESI AID BEST SlldW r ' " "T v '
lilies, nm a t ecree enieretl (ioterm.n- i j mPn,ber of ttio l'armrrs'
itiK heirliip to .said promises. ,, . , , " . ! r
.It i thmefoio or.I..ii.il l.v n.r. ..nnrt Uii'on and bohevo ui o-opcration. 1
that ."-aid petition be heard boforo the regret that the weather anil condition t
court at the county court room in tie (,f the roads have made it Impoiwibl
rltvofBedaoiuKNehrMlmonth malco a tour of tho county n!
du of Jlay 10U0 at tho hour of 10 . , .. ,, , ,..,.
o'clock a. in., whon all persons ' In- P'mind, consequrntly it it n -ceii.siu v
,' npnuur and plum cjiuo to tuke this method or roucitniK 011.1 1
th petition'' iiipporl at tho-primaries and aininKl
you that everything you do for ine
will be rppieciatod
The farmers nnil bnslnens ine of North Imkotn lmvo pnld heavily
for President Townh-y's experiment In turning a wverelfn htuie Into a
Z soviet proln. A Mure uf Noii-I'urtNau L .ihue ninn zers are dflv
f Ink' over Nelirnskn pr.'.u-l.liiB rliw k'sii-I r disicintettt and urclUK men
who are too busy to think to elert leuKticr.s to the neM legislature.
X Primary Election, Tuesday, April 20
VOTE I'OH TH MEN YOU WOULD TRUSTTO RUN YOUR OWN BUSIME30
S NEW-NEBRASKA FEDERATION
a 20 Brandels Theator Hldo., Omnlia, Nebrnska.
O. Q. SMITH, Presfeont. 'HOftACE M. OAVI8, Secretary.
VO'"t'O'0'O'"O'''J,,,OA
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i not no yrntnwMi. i
Dnteil this 8th day of April, A. 1.
A, -D, TtANNKY,
- .-.County Judg
F ..,. AM..l..
R. B. THOMPSON.
Dr.W.H.McBridv
DENTIST
OVUU STATBJJANK.
RGDCLOUD NEBRASKA
J?
Vn Nicholson
DENTIST
Olllco Over Albright's Store
Red Cloud ' Nebraska