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COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS
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Did she know that he was once a convict and now
masquerading as a minister?
Would she love him if she knew the truth?
Let your heart answer for you this drama throws
the X-Ray on to the heart.
It is a stupendous production. One you will long
remember, as every foot teems with the call of
humanity.
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Ruy IJreHtl at Powell and I'npps.
See CoUing's new lino of .spring wall
paper.
Dr. Damcrell spent Frirfav in Guide
Rock.
Chas. Funk" spent Friday ' in Guide
Rock.
Ed Jones was down from Imivalc
Tuesday.
J. C. Mitchell spent Wednesday in
Hastings.
Max Misser spent Wednesday in
Hastings.
Lee Gilbert was down from Inavalc
Saturday.
Everett Stroup spent Saturday in
Hastings.
Bert Anderson spent Sunday in
Hastings. " i'
Mrs N. P. Phillips spent Thursday
in Hastings.
Mrs. D. G. llritton spent" Saturday
in Hastings.
Irene Mays renlly dries' In the
Brownie Hand. ,
It. 15. Thompson of Cowles was- in
the city Saturday.
Laird Potter spent Sunday with
relatives at Hardy.
Judge Dungan returned to Hast
ings Wednesday.
Mrs. John Auhushon spent Wed
nesday in Hastings.
Mr. Boyer of Osborne, Kansas, i? in
the city this week. j
The "Brownie Hand" May 7, 1020.
Tiesso Auditorium.
Come and see the "Wee, Wee's"
May 7, Hrownie Hand.
G. R. McCrary was down from Ina
vale Tuesday afternoon.
Chas. Strong of Culbertson is visjt-J
ing friends in the city.
(Jooil moiils good service moderate.
prices Powell & Popo'bcafo
Kut and drink at Powell &
U.ite.
Pope's
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ORPHEUM
E Friday and Saturday
GEO. WALSH
IN THE
'HONOR
1YSTEM'
Si
Featuring Gladys Brockers and others
in a star cast A very entertaining
and instructive picture
Also a Sunshine Comedy
"THE HIGH COST OF
TENDER HEARTS"
Monday - Tuesday
ELSIE JAMES
IN
'THE IMP'
Also the first of the BRINGING-UP-FATHER
series (not a cartoon)
'Breaking Into Society'
COMING- "Desert Gold" "Jubilo
"Rio Grande" "Sporting Dutchess"
Jack Picklord in the "Little Shepherd
of the Kingdom Come"
I'-ed ear1, for s-ile. Frame A Smith
Urns. Co.
(!ooi) no :i oats si o;: a m'siii:l
at FARMHIJS BM-'VATOlt.
Win. White of McCook spent Sun
day with his family here.
John Holcomb returned home Sun
day morning from Denver.
J. K. Yost accompanied a car of
stock to St. Joe Sunday.
Clarence Riser returned home Wed
nesday morning from St. Joe.
Dr. Mitchell returned home from
Omaha the last of the week.
George Atkinson of Selden, Kan
sas, was in the city Monday.
Elizabeth Mizcr is the Fairy Queen
May 7. Hesse Auditorium. ,
Key.' I. W. Edson of Junita is visit
ing his son, W.,D. Kdson and wife.
Miss Beatrix McKeiglmn went to
Lincoln Monday to visit her mother.
Hay Sutton went to ,Wichita, Kan
sas, Saturday to spend a few days.
The Misses Ethel Hilton and Amie
Arnold spent Saturday in Hastings.
The Amboy Milling Co., ""shipped a
car of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bloom spsnt
Sunday with her parents at Fairbuvy,
H. II. Childress of Hastings spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Mrs. Koontz and daughter, Miss
Faith, went to Kansas City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kecney were
down from Covle Friday afternoon.
"Paline" operetta in two acts at the
15es.c Auditorium, Wednesday, May
11.
J. W. Auld went to Omaha Wednes
day to look after some business mat
ters.
Dr. McP.rido went to Obcrlin, Kan
sas, Tue.-day to look after his realty
holdings.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bloom ic
turned home Tuesday evening from
Faii-bury.
Frank Richardson !elt Tue.-day for
Rochester, Indiana, where he will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Tom Kralick and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Katie Beardslee, spent Mon
day in Hastings.
Attorney A. M. Walters of Blue
Hill was .in the city Tuesday attend
ing district court.
Mrs. Chas. Perry of Harvard spent
the first of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Perry.
The Democratic and Republican
county conventions vrifi be held in this
city next Tuesday.
William McBride returned to Lin
coln Monday to resume his studies at
the state university.
Help us get a piano for the Lincoln
building by buying tickets to "The
Big Three" operettas.
James Tanquary went to McCook
Wednesday morning to take the
switchman examination.
B. S. Van Dyke left Friday for
Hot Springs, Arkansas where he will
receive medical treatment.
Ed Garber was doing construction
work on the transmission lino to the
Ilomjue farm Wednesday.
Saturda y afternoon while Supt.
Stephenson was removing an anchor
pole to which a smoke stack guy wire
was attached the smoko stack fell off
its base at the power house and con
sequently part of the citizens of this
city arc using lamps and candles at
night this week.
FARM LOANS
If you want a farm loan and it is
an exceptionally good one I can make
it for you if closed soon at an at
tractive rnto of interest.
J. II. BAILEY
Red Cloud, Ncbr. May 3rd
The County Board of Cominission-,-s
met. as per adjournment at 1
o'cokk p. in., with all members pres
et. Motion made and carried that the
County Ircastner bo instructed to
stiiko oil the assessment of the lied
Cloud Produce Co for the year 1919.
Same being an erroneous assessment.
The report of Vcncil Zajic, Rond
Overbed of District No. 11 was np
I "j ed by Boaul.
C i'rty Treasurer .instructed to re-'
fluid to Mrs. Alice Hosmer the prop
er f.mot'nt duo her on tli3 s'ini of
$ir.U iMuul value on her 19J9 Pci
sonal Tax. Said amount being giv
en in by her on 1919 .-cludulo through
cno".
County Treasurer instructed to re
duce the 1919 real cstat-j t.ix of Mrs.
Ida MarMiall by $200 .letiuil value on
her propei ty in Garber's Addition to
Red Cloud also to collect tax due for
1912 less the interest on same
County Treasurer instructed to re
fund over charge on real i.Mtate t.ix
for 1919 on Lots l and 5, block J8,
Morey's Addition to Blue Hill owncit
by W. A. McMahon. Said property
being assessed $900 for improvements
which had been removed from lots
prior to 1919
A petition requesting that a license
be granted to W. R. Burwrll to con
duct a pool and billiard hall in Ina
valc at the expiration of his present
licence was presented to Boa -d. June
21st at 2 o'clock p. :i., was the time
set for the hearing of thh pctiticn
and County Clerk in -.trie-"! to pub
lish the notice of said heu'lng as pro
vided by law.
Motion made oy Fiddler and so -onded
by Waldo that Line piccii.ct
now in Commissioner District No. .'"
be placed in and become part of Com
missioner District No. 1 Webster
County, Nebraska. Motion carried.
The following is the invoice of the
County Poor Farm as made March
18, 1920:
Farm .Machinery, Wagons
and Harness .,.. $ 770.00
Household Goods ... . . 510.00,
Oats, 250 bu .'. 2Q0.00
Oats, 250 bu. 200.00
Wheat, 40 bu 90.00
Hay, 10 tons of alfalfa lOO.pO'
Hay, 7 tons of prairie 70.00
Horses, 5 head .. 520.00.
Mules, 4 head . 700.00
Chickens, 100 head 100.00
Hogs, 31 head 671.00
Cattle, 19 head ... 1360.00
John Tu I leys of Lincoln is In thoelty '
today.
Harvey RIcUmmiii is batching as his
wife Is visiting her folks at Orleans.
Nate Plait returned to Hastings
Friday morning after attending to
some business matters hero.
Edgar Throne returned to Wichita,
Kaiuns-, Saturday after spending a
few flays with relatives hete. i
S. C. Ellis and family left Tliurs-;
day e oning for Denver where theyi
will make their future home. I
Mi's. Ray Fordyce and Mrs. James
lanqiiary spent Friday with Mrs.
Paul New-house in Guide Rock.
Mr. Burton of Franklin was called
to thi.s city Monday to tunc the piano
used at the Rosso auditorium.
Mr. Will Sunberrv returned homo
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l mil Miry I IOIU ItepUUIH'UIl V. liy WUOIO
she had boon visiting her parents.
Ernest Welsch returned homo Tups
day from Brownvillo, Texas whore he
had been looking after his realty hold
ing.
Mrs. C. E. Morrison returned to
Blue 1 1 ill Tuesday after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mark McConkey and
family.
J. E. Yost & Son have hnd the in
terior of their meat market painted
which improves its appearance con
siderable. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoaton have
moved into the livimr rooms in the
second story of his building on Web
ster .street.
Mr. George Van Camp of Lincoln
nrriM-d in the city Friday evening to
UK tul a few days with Dr. and Mrs.
Roht. Dameiell.
Miss Mildred Mercer, who is teach
ing school near lnavale, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mr, m. A. Morcor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. M alone and
Mrs. Maon and little son of Wash
inuton. D. C. are visiting Mr nnd
Mrs. H. C. Gellatly.
Mrs. Chas. Perry returned to her
home at Harvard Wednesday after
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Perry.
Mrs. Louise McFarland left Sun
dav for Grovbull. Wyoming, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs
Ralph Foe and family.
Chas.- Kaley left Sunday via aulo-
irjiobilc for Broken Arrow, Oklahoma,
wnerc ne win iook aucr me iiuere.sm
'of the Kansas Border Oil & Gas Co.
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Total $5871.00
Poor Farm Committee Grant
Shidler; C. A. Waldo; Jas. Hubatka.
The following claims were audited
and allowed and County Clerk in
structed to draw warrants on the
proper funds in payment of same:
GENERAL FUND
Aug. Lampman 4.00
'I. Ludlow 5.00
Win. Roscncrans
Alice Hosmer .
J. F. Kniggc
C. F. Pease Co. ;
J. W. Harpham
O. J. Kailcy
i J. II. Chancy
D. II. Kaley
A. K. Saladcn
J. W. McCracken
C Stevens
W. II. Roscncrans . .
Annie B. Spanogle ,
E. S. Garber
Jas. Hubatka
E. J. EmertJii ..
Denton & Ruschke
May HuflToi'
Frank Starr .
Annie B. Spanogle
Merl Fringcr
Graham Furniture Co.
Kamil Ondrak
II. R. Fausch . ..
BRIDGE FUND
Omar Wolfe
G. W. Darwin
Anr.(. Mcents
Joe Mudd ... .
A. O. McflVml
Board adjourned to the call
Co ml Clerk.
H. F. PERRY, County Cleric
Piano Tuners Coming
Leave all ordeif. promptly at the
Amaelc Piano Storo for Mr. Burton
and .Mi-s (Jettle The Franklin tuneis.
eoniiiig soon.
7S.00
25.00
232.50
19.40
20.00
90.00
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
2.00
42.93
300.90
14.63
58.92
45.00
147.3C
4 LOG
17.00
5.80
46.75
150.00
20.00
9.80
130.00
20.00
36.00
of the
groiiiinrau
A PROFITABLE
EXPERIMENT
TTAKE a suit of clothes any
1 suit; divide the price by the
number of months it worked for you,
the wear you got; then you'll know
how much it cost per month.
If every man in town would do
that, three fourths 'of them would
buy their clothes here, for there's
no use talking, Hart, 'Schaffner and
Marx clothes do cost less per month
W. G. Hamilton Clothing Co.
"The Home of Hart, Sclmffncr nnd Marx Clolhes"
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I' O PSCDUCTIONS.LS'C.
. 9 Presents (
SHOES'
Smoke-less
Burns Less Fuel
: Oder-less
Gives More Heat
No wicks to clean, trim or adjust. Always ready.
No valves to worry about. It does not require
generating. Burns ordinary kerosene.
The "Florence" is the .one Ideal Oil Cook Stove
Hundred of satisfied 'Florence' users in this community
Ask one of them or come into our store.
GEO. W. TRINE
Authorized Sales Agent
Red Cloud, Nebraska
lo r Halo An extra KomlyonnK Hure.
fonl Hull. Harry Lotson, StonubroaU
er Ranch, S lulles'soutli of Red UIouil,
Messrs ami Mcdames Hyo Shepherd,
sou nnd J K. Morrln weio down from
Rivorton Wednesday evening attend
inp the Lenp Yenr Ball Kivn in the
ball room of the uuditorluru.
Mrs. Broadstoue aud daughter, Eva
line, of Superior wero in the oity the
Ami of the week as the K'lexts of Dr.
and Mrtj, A. E. Ci-eightou. During their
bty they were entertained, also, by Mr.
and Mr. and Mr. W. A. Hhorwood, Mr.
and Mm. A. U KnluyMr. and Mrs. D.
If. Kaley, and Mr! nnd Mrs. V. W
Uowden.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
On Saturday, May 8, 1 920, at 9 a. m.
we will open an up to date Music Store in the
Albright building, with a complete line of Pianos,
Player Pianos, Victrolas, Brunswick and Kimball
Talking Machines, Victor Records, Sheet Music,
Band Instruments, Violins, Ukuleles, Guitars, Man
dolins, Banjos, Etc. ,
We are selling today, many makes of pianos that
we sold your neighbors twenty years ago and
these makes have proven the test through time.
Among the world-famous line of Pianos and Player
Pianos we offer you are;
Kabe, A. B. Chase, McPhail, Kimball, Price and
TccpleJ3r inker hoff, Gaston, Autopiano, Gulbranson
Dichnson, Schaffer Smith anil Barnes and Others,
A Useful Souvenir will be presented to every lady visit
ing our store on Opening Day, SATURDAY, MAY 8th
WctteiD DUiributers of
C. G. CONN
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