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TRINE'S Hardware
ON THE FARM
Mary Peterson Elected Mayor Council Proceedings I
The city election nii neie Tuesday ". r. uatman, president ol thouty
proved to bo more Inteiesting t lion Council adjourned the lcgulnr session
heretofore, the piiucipal eontost lioltif; ' on Ap.il 5th, to April Gilt at 8 o'clock
fu. the otllce of Mayor. It also difl'cr- p. m. owing to the Council Chambers '
ol I rum others on account of having being u.-cd as a place for holding the '
tw feminine contestants in tho nice. ! city election and at this time hocall-
Ulth Miss Mary Petcisoii opposing ed Council together in regular ml-'
Alf McCrtll, at the head of tho ticket, a, journcd session with all member-'
now Interest develop? i. bile neither present.
of the candidates solicited votes 'tis i After tho minuton of tin. tmLmnnt.
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I See iir Useful Jewelry
ing were read and approved, Messrs.
noy mist, nncl a. it. .MCAnmir, on
rumored that their fi lends "tended to
the lcctioncrin." The llrst teport
given out was that the lady lost bv j behalf of tho Fho Dmmitmnnt. nd-J
three votes, but a canvas of tho votis C(l Council for additional file hose.1
mhiwcii nun nn error iiiui ueen mnuu ( Their lcqucst was duly considered
and the boys were informed that tho ,
city would immediately purchase COO
additional feet of 3 ply hose.
Plllllill 'IVlllf lWiv) timinm-nil linfm-n !
1 .!... u ti 1:11- .. ' v"" "'' -""-" .... .
u0.u m a. . r.u...n.-u Council with a request that ho bo
in the unollleial count in McCall's fa
or Tliis gave Miss Pctctson 10 votes.
The fond expectations of some of
our citi.ens wib let down hut d wlioti it
almost two to one over Joe Howctt, for
City Treasurer.
In the south waid the lady defeated
her maleopponent, Win. Delnney, wuilo
in thu north ward Ancil Crabill defeat
ed Win, McCalliun
O. C Teel will eontinno to be City
Clcil:; only one votn east tigalust him
A tubulated lepoit nppears in tie
council pieceedings, in this issue.
The Shorthorn Cattle Sale
The Webster County litccders held a
consignment sale in the Auditorium
Sale Pavilion, Tuesday afternoon. Tho
consignment consisted of H3 head of
Scotch and Scotch Topped Shot thorn
SURROUND YOURSELF AND THOSE YOU LOVE WITH
LUXURIOUS TOILET NECESSITIES. THEY MAKE LIFE
WORTH LIVING.
WE HAVE A SUPERB LINE OF TOILET REQUIREMENTS
AND USEFUL ARHCLES OF JEWELRY.
WHEN DESIRING PRESENTS FOR OTHERS, OR ARTIC
LES FOR YOUR OWN USE, COME, AND SEE WHAT WE
HAVE TO OFFER YOU. WHEN IT COMES FROM US IT
IS RIGHT.
reimbursed for water main laid from
Seward street to his premises at an
outlay of $122.98. After considera
tion the matter was laid over until
tho next meeting.
Neither was any action taken on a
communication from the Watts Con
struction Company asking for tho
payment of $570.80 held back by tho !
city on contract at tho request of the
Engineer.
Tho City Engineer was instructed
to prepare the assessment list for the
County Clerk on Paving District No.
4. He was also instructed to prepare
an estimate of the cost of extending
tho storm sewer on Eighth Avenue.
The Council then proceeded to can
cattle. After two very Jable addresses vass tho vote of tho city aml Sch0ol
pertaining to live block by Hon. A. C. Elcction hcld April 5, 1921, with lite
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following results:
CITY ELECTION
Vote Cast
Spring wort on the farm will be requiring
the time of every farmer. The work has
to be finished at a given time. Little at
tention is give to other matters. Still,
the matter of nourishment must be thought
of Let us supply your wants in groceries
canned goods, relishes, cookies, Etc.
Satisfaction or your money back guarantee
We'll pay market price for your produce
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
3
1st
205
128
7G
2nd
31G
149
191
eel
For Treasurer
Joe Hewitt
S. R. Florence
For Engineer
Geo. Overing
For Police Judge
1GG 20G 432
58
141
119
218
Shallcnberger of Alma and Auctioneer
II. S. Duncan the sale started. The
total amount of thu sale was 8.1477.50.
The following is tho list of buyers:
12 Mr Roberts, heifer $295.00
11 W. U Vauce, heifer 2G0.0O For Mayor
13-W. It VHnce, heifer 225 00 Mary Peterson
sub-Mr. Roberts, heifer 200.CO Alfred McCall
15 II. Somerhalder, heifer 1Gb 00 For. Clerk
1G Mr. Marvin, heifer 10500 O. C. Teel
11 J. It. Wisecarver, heifer.... 18000
8 II. Somerhalder, heifer 1C0 00
2D, 22 (J. C. Bllekonstaff, heifers 200.00
18 -J. 11. Wisecarver, hoifer 90 00
21 Rich Rowcn, hoifer 80.00
23-C. C. lillckcustair, cow 87.50
24 J. U. Wisecarver, cow 85.00. W.Stewart
27-Jack Elllnger, heifer 07 w For Councilmen
23, 29, .'50 I. Woodward, heifers 195 f'O Wn1i Dclaney
niG. A. Wonderly, hoifer 57.00 Mrs. Hummel
1 Jim Doyle, bull 250 00 A rj Crabill
10 J. II. Hamilton & Son, bull. 20O.CO ym McCallum
2 J U. Wisecarver, bull 80 CO
0 -Goo. Hououin, bull 52.C0i SCHOOL ELECTION
9 -Win McCllntock, bull 72.50 . Vote Cast 1st 2nd
7 G. A. Versaw, bull 55.00 205
19-Guy Day, bull 85.00 B. F. Perry GO
3 Fred Caldwell, bull 75 00 ! C. J. Pope 52
r. a n..un K..n r, r.n ' u t wn
35 Fred Hedge, bull 55.00
20 Wni. Gorlach, bull 57.C0
33 Low Williams, bull 12 50
34-Goo. Griffeth, bull 15.00
3G John Ryan, bull 40.00
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We Nike 'Quality' Right Then the Price Right
B. ft Newhouse
Red oouj Jeweler and Optometrist &:
iiiiiiniM
To'l Maj.'H
277
270
177
359 182
153 227 380
139 223 3G2
9G
10G 10
223 113
110
Oils : Greases
DC
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3
331
25G
201
221
Total
53G
31G
253
288
32 (Juy Thompson, bull
R. P. Wecsner G7
Tho above canvass being declared
correct Council instructed tho City
Clerk to issue certificates of election
in accordance therewith.
1'ho following claims were audited
35.00 ,ami allowed:
25 R. Uowen. bull 37.00
Grace Church Notes
Classy Suits
The Kind You'll Vant Because They Fit
THE HUGHES WAY
FOR CLOTHES TR.OUBLES
The Frank R. Hughes Co.
CLEANING DYEING REPAIRING
LADIE'S TAILORS MEN'S TAILORS
BOTH PHONES t We Call and Deliver
Tho Right Revorcnd Geo. Allen
Reccher D.l) , llishop of Western Ne- o. C. Teel
braska, will be in charge of the morn. ' gam Mountfortl
Ing service at Graco Church Red Cloud q r lcwjs
on Sunday, April 10th. r'nink ciauson ...
On Sunday evening Dean Tynor of -jjd Amack
fit. Mark's Pro-Cathedral, Hastings, ' g j Fiorance
will be hero also Rev. Win. Francis ino'r Sherwood"
Mayo O. H. C. who will preach tho ser- p G Turnure
mou , In. F. Oatman ....
"Father" Mayo us ho is familiarly j Hoffman
Known is one oi ttio uest mission q q rpeej
R. R. Frazier 200.00
W. A. Patten 1G0.00
A. Clark . ..- 135.00
Rort Perry . - 130.00
S. R. Florence G77.91
45.00
150.00
111.G0
13.30
1 100.00
.. . 100.00
50.00
50.00
r. 50.00
50.00
59.00
preachers of tho Episcopal church in Ju,lges and CieriS 30.00
tho United Stutes, and will stay In Red j Carr ' G.00
Cloud Monday, Tuesday and Wednes . R MoArthur'ZZZI-11 7.05
day April 11th, 12th and 13th, con. SmUh & McKimmcy
ducting a VMIssion". I York Blank Hook Co
services on wic inner iiiree uays win
bo as follows:
Holy Communiou at 9 a. m.
Evonlng sorvlco with ndilress or ser
mou at 4 and 8 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Tractor Oil 5 gal. 75c Bbl. lots 70c
Motor Oil 1 gal. 80c 5 gal. lots 75c
Harvester 1 gal. 80c 5 gal. lots 75c,
Hog Oil 1 gal. 50c 5 gal. lots 45c
Separator - - per gal. 50c
Axle Grease and Cup Grease in any
quantity and at right prices
They arc the best grades on the market
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The Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Red Cloud, Neb.
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CHEAP ADVICE!
20.25
9.20
21.25
120.00
4.50
Pittsburgh Meter Co 150.93
Mutual Oil Co. .:.... 217.05
C. T. Dickenson
Frnnk Peterson .
Geo. Trine
Advice is one of the cheapest things in the world. It's as' free as
the air. No matter what your troubles may be, just let it be
known and advice will come piling in.
The old maid knows how to rear children, the bachelor knows
jmt how a wife should be handled, and t'n a bald-headed drug
gist can sell hair tonic and get away wltr ' jt the advice you
seek, not the kind that is volunteered, is t J you want. We
are not a volunteer in the advice busing .1 if yod are a patron
of ourbank and ask advice on financial ..... cr- we will be glad
to help you In any way we can.
Mid West Elcc. Co ..,
Three tiains of stock consisting of'Nnt'1 Refining Co
,,,,,, I Crane Co. .
one hundred and twenty four cars i .
103.28
180.00
305.00 ,
passed thru here Sunday to the mar- Joo Crow of Republican City was
kets at St. Joe and Kansas City. ' in the city Saturday.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Floiance, Preiident Red Cloud, Neb. S, R. Fiorance, Coiliier
DtpotUi GuaranlHdby the DipotUon Quarantt Fund of thi Statt of A'tbraska
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