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BABY Pictures
If the healthy, happy
child safe in your aims
todaywere to be taken
away tcmorrow you
would fcherish every
memory.
Don't put it off have
Photographs
made here of your little
ones each week or each
month
Frequent picture
will give you increas
ing pleasure as the
years go
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The Gleasen Studio
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AS TOLD TO US a
Eat and drink
Cafe.
tit Powell
& Popo's
tf
Mrs. J. V.
in Hastings.
Hauck spent Tuesday
Iliiy Ilro'iil ut Powell and Pope's.
Good meals good service niodetnto
prices Powell & Popo's rafc
C. T. Diekeneon went to Kansas
City Wednesday morning to attend to
come business matters.
Ono "'100" Chovrolet touring demon
otrntor lor quick sulo or trade.
ZONA BERG, Suporior, Nebr.
John Ostrnnd went to Mason, Wed
nesday morning after spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. John Bur-rcss.
Adolph Goth returned home Wed
nesday morning from Atlanta, Iowa,
where ho spent a few days with his
mother.
Mrs. W. S. Rounds left Thursday
evening for Deer Trail, Colorado, af
ter spending several days hero with
relatives.
Mrs. John Fox went to Guide Rock
Tuesday morning to spend a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Clar
ence Johnston. s
Tho Red Cloud Firo Department
ball team will meet the Inavalo team
on the Starke diamond Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Jim Barkley of Minden was in tho
city Monday.
Henry Karsting of Lawrence was in
the city Wednesday.
G. N. Blankenbakcr of Inavalo was
in 'the city Monday.
Washings Wanted
Tunnison, phono 1-19R.
Mrs. Harry
Mrs. George Kailey spent Tuesday
with friends at Cowles.
John Schmitt of Wymore was in the
city Wednesday morning.
J. M. Hewitt was a passenger
Stromsburg Tuesday morning.
to.
his
Lawrence Doyle has, resigned
vcv position- with tho Royal hotel.
Jbelaney'Bro's: shipped aTtfar of libgs
to Kansas City Wedpesclay morning,
Mrs. Vernon Zeiss returned to her
home at Trumbull Wednesday morn
ing after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Sutton.
Tho Reverend Miss Marjorio Owens
of Abelman, Wisconsin, arrived in tho
city Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Owens.
During the storm Thursday night
tho wind blew out a window glass in
tho Grice & Grimes Drug store and
also ono in tho Cowden-Kalcy Cloth
ing store.
Friday is Arbor Day.
Lynn Hush returned home Sunday
morning from McCook.
Judge L. H. Blncklcdgo went
Hastings Monday morning.
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Harry Shipman left Monday morn
in? for Dojglo?, Wyoming.
V. W. Cow-den returned homo Run
day morning from Bloomington.
Mrs. James McCaulloy was a pas
senger to Kearney Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eggleston arc
tho parents of a baby boy born Sunday.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
C. C. Cox next Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30.
State Deputy Sheriff 0. D. Hedge
spent tho weekend here with his wife
and family.
W. E. White went to McCook Sun
day morning to attend to some busi
ness matters.
Miss Mary Christian had tho mlsfor
tuno to fall and break her (initio Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newhouse
spent Sunday with his brother, Paul
Newhouso and wife at Guide Rock.
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One demonstrating Cleveland,
Model, for quick sale or trade.
ZONA BERG, Superior, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dickerson of
Guide Rock spent Sunday in tho city
with Dr. and Mrs. Robt. Damcrcll.
One "Baby Grand" Chevro
let 1921 Model demonstrator
tor salo ortrado-ZONA BERG,
Superior, Nebr.
According to the State Journal the
Lincoln merchants are planning on
taking a five days trade excursion trip.
They are billed to visit this city on
Thursday, May 19th;
' George Harris; Lloyd, George and
f Ghas. Amack were in Hastings Tues-
day.
Base Ball game Sunday afternoon,
Inavale vs Red Cloud Fire Dept.
team.
Mrs. W. H. McBridc and daughter,
Miss Thclma, spent Wednesday in
Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Eastwood are
tho parents of a baby girl born
Thursday.
J. S. L. Thomas and" Glen Mount-
fc,rd were in Superior tho first of the
week repairing the Lincoln Telephone
Co. lines which were damaged by the
storm Friday night. 4
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Alf Nolan shipped two cars of cat
tle to Kansas City Tuesday morning,
August Brinkman shipped two cars of
cattle also to this market. August
Brinkman accompanied the shipment.
Emil Polnicky went to Lincoln
Friday morning to spend a few days
with friends.
The State Bank has put up t,vo
new awnings in front of this finan
cial institution.
Gus Fuller and John Edwards at
tended the ball game at Blue Hill
Sunday afternoon.
The Sells-Floto Circus passed thru
here Wednesday morning onroutc to
St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson went to River
dale Thursday morning to visit Mi,
and Mrs. W. J. Aultz.
A Civil Service examination will be
held in Red Cloud, May 7th, for the
position of clerk in the local post
office to fill the eligible list. Appli
cants can secure blanks by calling on
Mr. Mnrion Bloom, Secretary of the
Civil Service Board.
XV. G. Hamilton and U. P. Weesner
attended tho Golden Rod Highway
Association meeting at Beatrice Tuesday.
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Their best advertisement is
Kufipcnhcimcr clothing itself
YOU'LL
when you
get
thai faft jj
see the new p
spring clothes from The i
House of Kuppenheimer.
Ga?BM.UuLiii
Every sack of Red Cloud 15cst Flour
Is guaranteed. Try it. For sole by all
merchants. W. II. Roberts, Miller &.
Manager.
G. W. Shannon returned home last
week from Cleveland, Oklahoma,
where he had been visiting his son,
J. A. Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDowell re
turned home Thursday from Law
rence where they spent a few days
with relatives. . i '
Mrs. Wm. Gurney ofu Lincoln ''ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Coleman.
The U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting
Station at Kansas City, Mo., wishes
to inform the ex-marines, who served
in tho World war, that they have a
laigo number of Victory Medals and
Battle Clasps belonging to these men
and they can obtain same by writing
to this station.
Tho local American Legion Post is
planning on giving a homo talent
play in the near future. Two pnlys,
"A Man's Honor and "Tho Explorers"
have been ordored. Those wishing to
toko pnrt in the play can do so by
calling on Paul Polnicky, Harry Yost
and Gilbert Beck, tho committee in
charge of same.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Van Dyke went
tc McCoo't Thursday, they intending
to work for the Burlington during
the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Molten havo
returned to their home at Denver af
ter spending several days here with
relatives and friends.
The same high quality stand- jj
ardsflas maintained for half H
a century now at the new, m
lower prices. j
$40$45$50 1
Wonderful silk-finished all-wool fabrics 'now on display.
See the difference in lapels and waist-lines and patterns.
Cowden - Kaley Clothing Company
Always Reliable
The Red Cloud Mill
Leased and operated by W. U. Rob.
crts, who rc-npencd tho mill two years
ago, is making the flour as good, if not
better, than in tho past. Try n sack of
Red Cloud Rest Flour ami boost your
homo mill. Every sack Is guaranteed
and is sold by all the merchants all tho
time. Ho is also prepared to grind
corn, barley and all kinds of feed
Patronize your home mill.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Havercamp
returned home Sunday evening from
Grinnel, Knnsas, where they had been
visiting relatives and attending to
some business matters.
M. K. Quigley, who has been em
ployed in this office for several
months, resigned his position Satur
day and left Monday for Hastings
and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Wcndolph of Mc
Cook arc moving to this city as Mr.
Wcndolph has accepted a position as
organist at the Auditorium.
J. V. Robertson, Amas Miksch and
S. G. Stanscr went to Kansas City
Sunday morning in charge of tho
slock loaded from this point.
Mrs. George Hines returned to her
homo at Wymoro Sunday morning af
ter spending several days here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ailcs.
Chas. Steward returned home Wed
nesday morning from Omaha where
ho attended a cattle sale.
Attorney Bernard McNony went to
Bonkolman Tuesday morning to at
tend to some legal business.
ft .,1 IM Mill
Will M. Thomas of Denver arrived
Jn the city Monday and hr "cepted
a podtlon a foreman in tlus offlco.
Miss Katie Fox upent Sunday with
hv sister, Mrs. Clarence Johnston,
who resides southwest of GuidoRoch
Used Cars For Sale
Her) Truck 1021 iundi-1, Reo I, Tour
ing 101S modtd. Ford Touring 1020 with
stniter. Overlnnd "30" lilcn new. AM
in pom' on'cr Pricdd to soil. ,
rtiittoi it SliljiniHti (fiirnue
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for near view
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Sub Dr. vnrrluk, Tl"' Sprr-ialN. t
Dr. Diimcri'U's ntllcp Tupsduy, April -
Hours i! to 0. Ejos ti'RtPd and glassi-s
IHted.
Tho Red Cloud Mill grinds all kind of
feed, al&o has Chick Food uud other
(iround Grain for Chiekons. W. II.
Roberts, Miller A. Mr.
Thr. Ffi! Kt AT HOME EXPECT YOU
ine ruLioTO tell. em all about
"OMAHA'S VMtfbrtmjuTlte VISIT
' Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville
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IW1IEV RIME MATINEE EVERY' WEEKDAY
Everybody Goes; Aak Anybody
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Earl Wilmot and his siter, Mrs.
Cleo Griffith went to Sioux City,
Iowa, Saturday morning, they being
called there to attend the funeral of
a relative.
The following shipped stock Sunday
morning: James Kcagle one car of
hogs to Kansas City, J. E. Yost two
cars of cattle to St. Joo and A. B.
Crabill ono car of hogs to Kansas
City.
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BESSE
AlPIIOMIH
Three Nights Commencing
April 28th ,
E. P. HILLMAN
Presents
Thu oyit-r supper vhluli the Snn
shine elas- of tlio Iliuhland 'Methodist
church wiii to Kivt hist Sntiudnyiilcht
will ho given the coining Saturday
ovtMiini:, Apiil 2'id, at Clias. Atkli'sun'h
on tho CIuih. Htrrluk farin Tho pro
I'tedts will tit tiseii to finish nitii foi
oit;iui
Tho vaudeville pprfonnnnce at the i
Auditorium was well attended last
evening. Those in attendance wero
woll pleased with the show. Tho feat
uro picture Justice Johnson in "Hlnck
birds" which was exhibited before tho
vaudeville auts was greatly enjoyed by I
the audience. Tho mu.sic by Mr. Win
dolph at tho pipe organ and the Hotz
orchestra was especially pleasing.
The vaudovillo acts weru as good ns
genet ally seen in tho larger cities. !
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In a Repertoire of Up-to-date plays, Opening Night
MEXICAN LOVE
Special Scenery
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Mr. and ltv. David Britton de
parted Sunday morning for Burling
ton, Iowa, where they will visit rela
tives, During his absence Lynn Bush
will help at the ctopot, ho having
finished his work at McCook.
J. C. Mitchell
Jeweler & Optometrist
Wanted: Stenographers and Huok
ke piiis to accept positions with
't'j.ik., Lumber Companies and other
Business Firms in Nebraska, Kanas,
South Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming
and Montana. If you have been
thoroughly trained in a reliable Bisi
ness College, wo can place you in an
excellent position. Wo havo more
positions than wo can possibly sup
ply with our own graduates. Ad
dress: Grand Island Business Col
lege Nebraska's Oldest, Largest and
Leading Business Training School.
Our culeipiismg little city to tie
north, Blue Hill, has organized a flrt
cla'-s hull team for tho hi'itb'oii and they
havo already won both games that the-y
playc I. They expect to have several
uood games til tha't place on Sunday
afternuoiib mid tlio.-o who Ijlte to boc
good clean bull will be iiturdv tepaul ;
if they 7ilno8H thu gmuo The mar -agenunt
of that tenia bus eot oulsev-
lirul eumpiiuienUry fci Hioti ticket-, in1!
MVerai nowfcpanern Had wu wUh tor
IbttitU them for tbt fa.vii.
Fe-ture Vaudeville
Between. Eacli Act
ENTIRE CH4NGE OF PROGRAM EACH NIGHT
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Taken Up
A Bpott'jd cow with Hereford
Owner can have same by paying
ages. Flnloy Bright,
ralf.
dam
. The number of modern farm homes
is growing rapidly ovary year. Few
houses arc now constructed that aio
not modem, and many Old ones arc
being made modern, f he State Col
lego of Agriculture, thru It , Inten
sion S ivicc i pnoojragin;' mtxkrn
farm homes by providing litcatuie,
suggestions, and blueprint plans.
Those who have studied the subject
believe modern houses will do much
toward making farm lifo more satis-'
fying. It is argued that tho farmer
who can afford an automobilo can
afford running water in his house.
Likewise, tho farmer who can afford
a gas engine can also afford an elec
tric light plant.
Learn Front Past Errors.
Mistakes of tho past enn never bo
corrected. Errors of tho futuro only
enn ho avoided. From tho part wo
mould learn how to Ilvo bo thnt our.
lives can be frco from needless regrets.
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Ed. Amack, . I. T.'Amac'-
Amack & Amack
UNDERTAKING
: BOTH PHONES RED CLOUD, NEB :,
ij I. T. AMACK-PHONE IND. 76M !
The stock shipped thru here Sunday
morning was very light as only eighty
fivo cars passed thru hero enrouto to
tho markets at S Joo and Kansas
City. '"
Ted Manlcv, who has been working
fod several months at Casper, Wyom
ing, arrived in tho city Thursday to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. ,W
Ma'nlcy 'aud other relatives.