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Eat and drink at Powell & Pope's
Cafe. ' tf
The Brown Bear Cafe has -quit
business.
Mrs. Frank Hughes spent Saturday
in Hastings.
Chas. Steward spent Wednesday in
Guide Rock.
Emil Polnicky went to Hastings
Friday morning.
J. L. Bcebo and I. B. Wagoner
spent Saturday in Diller.
Ed Derr was a passenger to Alva,
Oklahoma, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Earl Webber spent Saturday
with relatives at Guide Rock.
W."F. Pickering was down from
Riverton Thursday afternoon.
Father Fitzgerald was a passenger
to Superior Tuesday morning.
Chas. Ireland is visiting his sister,
Mrs. T. K. McArthur and family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Burch arc the
parents of a baby girl born Tuesday
night.
E. S. Fitz and Roy Rust attended
Smith Bros, hog sale Thursday at
Cadams. , '
Mrs. Chas. Trautman went to Blue
Hill Friday morning to visit relatives
and friends.
Ed Metcalf, John Edwards and Will
McPhcrson were in Mt. Rose, Kan
sas, Sunday.
' A. G. Ellison, Foreman of the
Watts Constniction Co., was in the
city this week.
Mrs. Gus Wiggins went to Super
ior Wednesday morning to visit her
brother and family.
F. G. Turnure left Sunday morning
for St. Joe and Kansas City where
he will spend a few days.
Mr. and 4 Mrs. Enos "Reynolds left
sas, mursqay morning to spenu ,
few days with his brother. ' -
Tho Misses Helen McNeny 7n"d
vM.t. ai,i rntnnoH fcomn Run-
day morning from Denver.
Gordon Hamilton had tho misfor-
tune to break his wrist while crank-
ing an automobile Sunday.
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Sunday mng for Wymote where M and Mrs.,Harry Waller of Su
they will ijiakthgr home rf wg the city with7
Bay Butter went'to NorcatutfKan- f,,r
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IN REGARD TO -MOVING
PICTURES!
IT IS A WELL KNOWN FACT
THAT THE BESSE AUPITORIUM.
THEATRE IS ONE OF THE FINEST
IN THE STATE AND THE PEOPLE
OF RED CLOUD AND WEBSTER
COUNTY ARE INDEED FORTU
NATE IN HAVING IT. BUT WITH
THIS FINE THEATRE THEY DE
MAND A FINE SHOW. ONE THAT
IS IN KEEPING WITH THIS
BUILDING. NOW IN ORDER TO
PUT SHOWS IN THIS BUILDING
THAT THE PEOPLE DEMAND THE
MANAGEMENT HAS TO GO TO A
VERY HEAVY EXPENSE" AND
THIS IS JUST WHAT THE NEW
MANAGEMENT HAS DONE.
MR. JACK TILLER, UNDER
WHOSE DIRECTION THE AUDI
TORIUM IS BEING OPERATED,
HAS ADVISED MR MILLER, THE
MANAGER, TO PUT IN THE BEST,
PROVIDING THE PEOPLE WILL
.SUPPORT IT. THIS MR. MILLER
HAS DONE, HAVING SIGNED,
CONTRACTS FOR THE BEST
FILMS ON THE MARKET, ALSO
BY PUTTING IN A FOUR PIECE
ORCHESTRA, BESIDES MAKING
SEVERAL MINOR CHANGES IN
THE PROJECTION AND HEATING
SYSTEM. IN FACT IT IS OPERA
TED ON A PAR WITH THE BEST
THEATRES IN THE COUNTRY. IT
IS JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE
HAVE DEMANDED THE BEST.
LET'S SUPPORT IT.
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Next Monday is Valentine's day.
' P. M. Whitehead of McCook is in
the city this week.
Joe Gurney was down from Inavalo
Tuesday afternoon.
Joo Crow of Republican City was
in the city Tuesday.
Good meals good service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's cafe
H. B. Hunter of Guide Rock was
in the city Tuesday afternoon. $
Have your eyes tested and glnsses
fitted at Mitchell's Jewclery store.
Good Homo Baking. Mrs. Minnie
Robinson. Call C. To Dickenson or
phono Ind. 141M.
Walter Good of Cowlcs was in tnc
city Thursday afternoon attending to
some business matters.
Miss Paulino Geliatly of Indianap
olis, Indiana, is visiting her brother,
II. C. Geliatly and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Beck have mov
ed into the residence formerly occu
pied by Mrs. Clara Walker.
The American Legion Post will
hold a meeting Friday evening at 8
o'clock in the I. 0. 0. F. hall.
Leonard Railsback of Wilsonvillc
arrived hero Wednesday morning to
visit T. W. White and other relatives.
Lutheran services tho first and
third Sunday of every mqnth at 11:30
A. M. Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Mr. Haywood left Saturday morn
ing for Oswego, Kansas, where ho
will work for the Watts Construction
Co.
L. R. Rust left Tuesday morning
for points in Illinois where ho will
spend a couple of weeks with rela
tives. Engineer Ernest Straycr arrived
hero Friday morning from McCook
to take tho switch engine in the local
yards.
Mrs. R. D. Gaston returned to Hast
ings Saturday after spending a week
-pith her son. Frank. Gaston - and
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,. Farmer3. union atore at Tna
valo "will conduct an 8-day Cash sale
commencing Saturday and "ending
Feb. 19th.
adv.
..rH John M flhilS. PhVnS
ofllce Bell 82, lnd. 32 M; Residence
Bell 82, Ind 82Y.
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"You Can't Beat
That Route for
Scenery"
said a much-traveled man,
referring to the Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande and
Western Pacific that
great central, scenic high
way through Colorado and
Salt Lnke to California.
Folks just nuturally want to e
all tliey can when tln-y travel.
This service JolTers tho bigKet
.possible travel trout, Tlic oliotl
ulo was planned so that nil the
best scunei y is missed in daylight
It ttilcci n little longer, but It
costs no more. It In the Ideal
route Koing, roturulni, or tiutli
N. B. BUSH. Ticket Agent
Chas. Britton returned to his home
at Guidc"Rock after spending a couple
of days with his brother, D. G. Brit
ton. Paul Mocdo and children of Ster
ling, Illinois, are in the city visiting
his sister, Mrs. Grant Turner and
family.
Henry Zalman loaded his household
goods Tuesday and loft for Wheeler,
Kansas, where ho intends to make
his future homo.
Prof. Chas. Shercr returned to
Lincoln Sunday morning nftcr spend
ing a couple of day3 at the home of
Mrs. I. 0. Walker.
Tho Farmers' Union store at Ina
valo will conduct an 8-day Cash sale
commencing Saturday and ending
Saturday, Feb. 19th. adv.
Roadforcman R. E. French of Mc
Cook spent several hours in Red
Cloud Tuesday attending to Burling
ton business matters.
Kenneth Kcagle, L. Stunkard,
Frank Ellingcr and D. B. Stunkard
accompanied tho stock loaded from
here i to Kansas City Sunday morn
ing V
?? TWo hundred and two cars of stock,
including that loaded here, passed
thru here Sunday morning, enroute to
tho markets at St. Joo and Kansas
City. :
Dr. Warrick, the snecialist. will
mceeyc, ear, nose and throat pa
using anu inose needing glasses, at
Dr. Damerell's, Tuesday, February
221 Hours 2 to 6.
Alf Nolan shipped two cars or hogs
to tho Kansas City market Tuesday
morning and D. B. Hulsebush shipped
oho car of hogs from Lester. Alf
Nolan accompanied the shipment.
W. G. Hamilton returned home the
last of the week from Omaha where
he attended the Retail Clothiers' Stato
Convention. He was elected directoo
from the 6th district, of this organi
zation.
Conductor Bob Moore arrived in
the city Friday morning to relieve
.Conductor Cassell onjNos. 4 and 11
for a few days. Mr. Cassell went to
Denver Friday evening to spend a
few days.
, Will Mountford left with his car
load of household goods, etc., Tues
day morning for Selden, Kansas,
where ho will make his future home.
Mrs. Mountford and cnildren will join
him in a few days.
Conductor Cassell returned to Red
Cloud Wednesday morning to resume
his work on the ' Hastings-Red Cloud
passenger after spending a few days
at Denver. Conductor Moore, who
had been relieving him, went to Mc
Cook Tuesday evening.
M. K. Quigloy received word Wed-
day from his wife, who has been
nt iJenver for several weeks caring
for her brother, John Gavin, stating
that he passed away Tuesday after
an illness of several weeks. The fu
neral was held this morning.
The following shipped stock to Kan
sas City Sunday morning: "Dolanoy
Bros, three cars of hogs, Ed Reiher
and son one car of hogs, D. B.
Stunkard three cars of cattle, Cra:
bill & Stunkard two cars of hogs and
A. B. Crabill two cars of hogs.
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January Weather Report
Temperature: Menu 32 dcK. nmxU
muiujW deg. on 15, 18, 10th, minimum
11 dog. on 12th,
Precipitation: Total 0.57 Inch.
Snowfall: Total 2 inches.
Number of days Clear 11!, partly
cloudy 0, cloudy 10.
Prevailing wind-Direction N V 11
days, Chns. 8. Ludlow, Observor.
Kansas Pickups
Mrs. Lucy Snow Is on the sick list.
James Spuirler was in Smith Centor
.Monday.
D. K. Urewell and family visited
Sunday with Mis Lucy Snow.
Alzlnti Mittsoti is quite hick at tho
home of her piuenU., at this writing
Mrs. U 10. Spun ler and Mrs. B F.
Payne called at Mrs Leiuloibruiult'b
Monday af lei noon.
E. H. Spurt iurund futility and Earl
Abbott uud wife spent Sunday with
the James Spun lor family.
Alls. Hi nest Pteouian visited the
latter part of last Week with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Vnncc lu
Lebanon.
Miss Tliclma Lunnigun spcut Satur
day and Sunday at the homo of her
grundpat Snts, Mr and Mrs. Lnnnigan
in Smith Center.
Lcolla Yeune, who bus been working
for James Spurrier's for the last three
wveks, returned to her home in Smith
Center, Tuesday.
J. C Dunn and dnugbtor, Nora, form
er tesldents ot this vicinity but now
residing In Lincoln, Nebraska are bore
for an extended vlbit.
Wednesday of last week the people
of Oilole vicinity gathcied at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Ernebt Freeman to
spend the evening and albo to loiuind
Mis, Fiee man 'it was her birthday
Theio weioaboulilftypie'scnt. Fruit,
oulto and colTuo woio sui ved and all de
paited at a late hour wishing her many
more happy bhthdajs
On Monday evening of this week Mr.
and Mis. E. E. Spurrier wore very
much surprised when about ilfty neigh
bors came filing iii with well filled
baskets for supper and to remind thorn
of their twentyllrst wedding annivers
ary. The evening was spcut in music
and games. The guests departed in
tho wee small hours of the mornlDg
each saying they had Bpcut a joyous
eveulng'and wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Spurrier many more happy occasions
Tho Farmers Union Association of
Inavale will conduot a Cash Sale for B
days commencing, Saturday aud closing
February lOtb. adv
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CONDEMN 1UGH PRICED
'' J JJ1 STOCK FOODS
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PROMINENT HOG RAISER SAYS
PRICES CHARGED ARE UN
WARRANTED MAKES HIS
OWN HOG FOOD, WITH BETTER
RESULTS
"That he is through paying fancy,
prices for stock foods and hog rem
edies and that ho is raising some of
the best hogs placed on the market"
was tho statement made recently by
E. H. Beckstead, well-known hog
raiser and authority on live stock.
Mr. Beckstead's hogs are the envy
of his neighbors, and have "topped the
market" for several years in ,Iowa.
He states that for years he bought
high-priced hog foods and hog rem
edies, but he is all through paying ex
travagant prices for what he can
make for himself. He states that
what the hogs need are minerals, and
tells the secret of his wonderful suc
cess by explaining that ho takes about
five pounds of ordinary mlneraline
(which is' pure concentrated minerals
and cost'only a couple of dollars) and
mixes same with enough bran or fill
er to make a hundred pounds. All
hogs, and especially brood sows re
quire minerals as they keep them free
from worms, and in tho pink of con
dition, and are essential to tho hogs
growth and a well balanced ration.
This inexpensive mixture placed in a
sheltered box where tho hogs can got
at it when they need it, will produco
far better results than .any high
priced so-callqd stock foods.
Send two dpllnrs to Tho Minneralino
Chemical Co., 1G38 North Wells St.,
Chicago, 111., and they will forward
you by prepaid parcel post, enough
mineraline to make a full hundred
pounds. (Adv.)
Sea Gulls. '
There are more than 60 kinds ot
gulls to be found all over tho world.
Most of' these arc marlno or sea-dwell-Ing
birds, though overal species are.
found near Icu&s c2 fresh water, like
tho Great Lakes and other Inland soaa,
As there aro many kinds of gulls, so,
too, they have many names, somo o
which possess real charm and inter
est Among them aro the arctic gull,
tho gooso gull, the herring or silvery
gall, tho Iceland gulL tho klttlwake,
tho laughing gulU and the 6eamows.
The Attrolooer In China.
From tho earliest times astrology
tas been ono of tho arts Burrounded
y mystery. But In China It Is a
jery pe?Uoui-profession, When a, so.
nllrwl nrnnhfit nrcdleta an event VflllCU
!oes notoccur, he loses his head.
MERCHANDISE
Priced Right
To meet present low prices on Merchandise and to
clean up on
COTTON BATS
will close them out at the following prices;
1 8c Bats for 1 4c
25c Bats for 1 8C
50c Bats for 35C
$1.80 Bats for $1.30
This is all CLEAN COTTON, bought at the higher prices
MY LOSS is YOUR GAIN. If you are needing, or going
to need bedding, don't wait, as the supply is limited and
they are DARGAINS at these prices.
Cretones, Challies, Silkolines, Comfort
"Cloth at V off During This Sale
Barbara P hares
Mm Did It Siaphen?
Well it is this way, there Js a chance for every man
that has any energy what ever, to get a home, come
and sec us. We have about fifteen (15) farms to offer
as follows, Improved and unimproved ones, will take
Crop payments after the first payment is mado.
These farms are located in tho best part of the West and
we think this is a much better plan for you Mr. Renter.
Buy one of these farms where you can pay out for it,
the same as paying rent and you will own your own
home. We know of men that have paid out for their
land that way in three years, why not you try and get
one the same way.
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We give free transportation, for to go and see these
farms, when the roads are so we can travel ove'rvthcm
safely.
Now is the time for you toget the bgsjt proposition we :.
ever1 found4inland. if you are' interejte come in and
see us and talk it over. We will surest you a good
buy if you will come and ride out with us,
We have other good buys of all kinds.
Please remember the address.
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ome Office Red Cloud, Neb.
Dr. R.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
Offlce Ovet Albright' Btore
Red Cloud Nebraska
"SPUDS
We have just received a carload
of extra 'Ohio Reds' and 'Whites'
and same may be now had at
the store for
$1.35
Per -
Anticipate your future needs in
potatoes and place your order.
The Farmers Union
nflmiflfflm
C. R. Carpenter, Selden, Kan
Dr.WMMcBride
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