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VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. MAY 6. 1920
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The Latest Jazzes
One-steps
Fox-trots
Waltzes
by the
Greatest
Dance
Organizations
on Columbia Records
The greatest, dance organizations in the
, country make records for Columbia exclusively.
jThey play all the best and latest dances with
such perfect rhythm that they are sure to -make
your dances a success.
J. C. MITCHELL
THE JEWELER
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS
and COLUMBIA RECORDS
Work That Satisfies
Whether yo7t have a Portrait
made, or bring us a film to
finish or enlarge, our aim is to-
PLEASE YOU
We want Your Work in all
lines of the photograph business
and you will find our work
SA TISFIES
Over Smith's
Shoo Store--
The Gleason Studio
Hempel's Program Pleases
Audience Monday Evening
Tho ono entertainment Mint will for
ever linger in tho minds of our people,
It being one of a class never before
witnessed hero, was tho musical pro
Krutn rendered at the opening of the
Hesse Auditorium on Monday evening.
The star entertainer was Miss Frieda
Hempcl tho noted soprano of the Me
tropolitan Opera Company of Now
Torlc City. She was assisted by Mr.
Coenrad Dos, at tho piano, and Mr.
August Kodeman, ilutist.
Upon entering, tho beauty of tho In
terior of the building at ence com
manded attention, but when the great
nrtlst appeared on the stage, all else
was forgotten and attention of the
audience was centered upon tho dinger.
For tho avorage writer to attempt to
describe the excellence of the program
would bo doing it an Injustice, the
majority of tho program being such a
class that many of us could not tully
comprehend the beauty of it. How
ever we were all permitted to fully en
joy the feast of musical perfection
when the groat Mnger sang the favor
itesof a century "Dixie", "The Last
Hose of Summer" and ,lIIome Sweet
Homo".
C. P. Cather, on behalf of the Ladies
Olio Club, presented Col. Hesse with a
beautiful boquet of roses.
Orph
yMiraiiramw
The Big Three
Oll)1ii"f7 'n orccr lo mcasure UP to
VliCillly the demands of the buying
public of today any piece of merchandise must
give satisfaction in every way. If it does not t
is stricken from the list of desireable merchandise
The goods we handle possess this QUALITY
lAfiriPA 'ie SCIV'ce we lender our
U1Z1 VlCt; patrons, even to the 'kiddies'
is known to all. Our aim at all times, is to give
you wants very prompt and careful attention. '
DmPP The price is figured as low as it
J. 1 X, it is possible to make it when
you consider that our merchandise is the best
the market affords. You are protected not only
by our years of successful grocery experience,
but also by our guarantee of your satisfaction.
P. A. Wullbrandt
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Groceries and Queensware
irjaiHiawMiiai
eum Theater will be-
Under New Management
Our city's popular motion picture
theater will oon bo under manure
m ut as Mr. Ceo. .1. Warren informs
us that negotiations are about eotnplet
ed for the sale of the same to .Mr. K. L.
Stuntebeck of IJes Moines, Iowa. Mr.
Stuntebeck was in the city Mondaj
and was so pleasod with the Theater
and the community that he decided to
locate here. He expects to move hero
and take possession within the next
ten days.
During tho time that Mr. Warron
has conducted this popular play house
ho has given his patrons a class of en
teitainment that Is unsurpassed in
even the laigo cities. He states that
ho is well satisfied with the liberal
patronage he has received, but that
the combined duties of operating the
theuter and looking after the Interests
of the local Lincoln Telephone Co 's
plant and olllce, of which he is the
manager, proved to be too much of a
strain on him during his advancing
years and that his health demands
that he relieve himself of a portion of
tho responsibilities.
Mr. Stuntebeck comes recommended
as a thoroughly experienced show mini
and it is a foregone conclusion that
tho theater going public here will con
tinno to receive tho best olass of on
t.n'tainmeiit nt tho Orpheum under his
management as was nccorded them by
Mr. Warron.
Gaines Addresses Farmers
A general businei-s gondfellowship
t mooting of the Carlleld local of the
1 Fanuois I iiuui was held in the Kast
Uarllohi school building Tuesday e oil
ing. ThrniiKh tho eo-oporation of the (i in
field I nion and County Agent r'auseli,
iN'ewfon V. (laities waa scoured as
speakor for the occasion. Ills oration
touched on tho benefits derived fiom!
the services of County Agents ami Co
Opeiative Unions of farmois.
As a speaker Mr. (Jrtines was, or is,
in a olass by himself. The usual s.toro.
typed form of discussion was not
adopted. While his talk was on seri
ous bu3lne..s subjects it was delivered
in a most amusing manner, the speak
or using odd bits of life experiences to
illustrate his points. Ills jokes were
original and touched the funny spot of
all of his audience. As a rapid-fire
orator ho has anything beat that has
ever appealed in this community. He
occupied the platform sixty minutes
and every second of that tlmo was giv.
on to oratior.
After tho lecture was over every ono
enjoyed a delicious luncheon, compos,
ed of cuke, saudwlches ami coffee.
Council Proceedings
Mayor Amack called tho Council to
gether in regular session at the Coun
cil Chambers, nt 8 o'clock, on Tuesday
evening, with all members present
and after the minutes of tho Apiil
meetings had boon road and approved
the Council approved the bond given
by the Wutts Construction Company,
for Paving District No. A and instruc
ted tlie city clerk to return to Mr.
Watts his certified check.
The April report and also annual
report for year ending May 1, was
presented and ordered placed on file.
Several recommendations submitted
by C. K. Lewis, which would call for
an ordinance, its object being to im
prove street conditions, wore referred
to the Street and Alley Committee.
On recommendation of city engi
neer Geo. II. Overing tho Council
granted Mrs. Alice Hosmer $35.00 for
the portion of ground taken by the
city in order to do away with the
shani turn in the road leading from
the corpoiate limits north.
After allowing the following claims
the Council adjourned to meet May
10th:
A. IJ. McArthur .
Alice S. Hosmer ..
C. F. McKcighan .,
S. M. Florance
A. Clark
Rod Cloud Auto Co.
(Jricc & Grimes
Clia.-. Uarrett .
Watts Construction Co
Grant, Fulton & Lctton 127.-17
Watts Construction Co .1219.ilU
C. II. Lewis . 31.no
Ed Dickson . 18.00
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35.00
7.00
39:5.58
15.00
7.14
1120.25
Karl Weber
8.2.'
Opens Up-to-date Music Store
The building formerly occupied by
tho Albright grocery store is now grac
ed with an elaborate display of music
al merchandise, thedaston Music Com
pany of Hastings having established
themselves in our midst.
The date set for their grand openiug
is Saturday, May Sth. They will cater
to the t-ade in this vicinity with a
complete line of piano-., plajors,
phonographs band and orchestra in
struments, i coords, sheet music and
other musical merchandise.
The reputation they have already at
tained in their many years in business
at Hastings, for high class merchand
ise and up to datn business methods
will undoubtedly merit them a pleas
ing patronage.
Frank Gaston, a junior member of
the firm will bo 'n charge of tho store
here, and the Chit' on the behalf of
our citizens extend a welcome to him
and his family.
Wife of Bladen Editor Dies
A message to friends in this city.
Monday afternoon, conveyed the sad
news of tho death of Mrs. L. 13. Speiice,
wife of the IMltorof the llladeli Ku
terprlse. Mrs. Kpcueu had been in
poor health for the past two jears.
An attack of pnoimonla about two
weeks ago proved too much for her
weakened coiistiiitlou and she gave up
tho struggle and surrendered her spirit '
to its maker on Sunday.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr.'
and Mrs. D. (). Ilfiinetf, residents of
llladeii, who with her husband ami
several ehildien survive her
Funeral services wore conducted ,
from the Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. t
The bereaved family have tho heart
felt sympathy of their many friends ui
this, their great hour of sorrow
Clean-Up Day
Wednesday, May 12th, has been do-
siguated Cleau-I'p Day for Red Cloud t
The Women's Civic Uommittoo requests
tho co-operation of all on this day that ,
we may havo this year a city beautiful.
All trash, cans and ashes should be
gathered togotlur and elthor burned
or hauled away, IG very. citizen should
attend to having tills refuse removed. '
If Impossible call I ml. 00 R or Dull 127
and It will be hauled for you, I
s
NUMBER
Give Our Jewelry
for Graduation
Recount your own treasures that your
heart holds dear a Watch, a Pin, a
Ring and you will give lasting presents
to those of whom you are fond.
JEWELRY is the thing to give
Our store is the place to buy it, because
you can absolutely depend upon the
Quality, Style and price of any piece
you buy from us.
Your Satisfaction or
Your Money Back!
B.H.Newhouse
Kcdciouj Jeweler and Optometrist Ncbka
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CREAM!
YES! We Buy Cream, and lots of it. We are and
always have been paying "Top Market" for it and
shall continue to do so. You may rest assured
that when you bring your cream lo THE UNION
you get the prevailing market price for it.
Competition !
That's what we like. We enjoy good, fair and
square competition we welcome it. Competition
is the very life of trade. Without it the farmer
would be in doubt whether he was getting value
received. With it he has only to consult the
other fellow's quotations and then he knows that
he is receiving honest treatment.
Credentials I
We have 'em. Every one connected with our
cream department has. The law requires that any
one who buys and tests cream must have a cer
tificate, and the only way lo abtain one is to pass
the required examination. Investigation will re
veal this certificate on exhibition in our test room
Fair Dealing!
Ask any one of our patrons about our prices and
tests and see if they are satisfied. A continued
patronage of approximately 350 cream customers
is pretty fair evidence that we are treating our
patrons right and meeting competition on a fair
business basis,
Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Red Cloud, Neb
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WHY WEAR OVERALLS
WHEN CLOTHES LOOK BETTER?
GET 'EM CLEAN
PRANK R HITHHCC cleaning, dyeing
M. IXnXlll. A MAJ AJLMM-tU
Phone Red 8Sj 193x
AND REPAIRING
Over Burden's Store
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