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Di Crcijjhton is driving a new Reo
car. '.
-Pete Shea of Orleans was in tlic
city Sunday.
I. W. Edson went to Ericson Thurs
day morning.
Jack Purcell was in the cfty the
first of the week.
Isadore Johnson spent Sunday Willi
his parents at Hastings
J. H. Ilailey returned home Friday
evening from Kansas Citv.
A. II. Carpenter lias been on the
fcick list the past few days.
Mrs. Mary Polnicky was a passen
ger to Omaha Monday morning.
Slim Saunders of Grand Island
..pint Decoration Day in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kttnchcy of Grand
Islnnd spent Decoration Day in the
city.
W. II. Roberts spent the first of
tho week with his daughter at Fair
bury. Mr. and Mrs. Gus HaUsorman of
Alma spent Sunday with Mrs. F. L.
Hines.
Jeff Myers of Denver is visiting
friends nnd attending to some busi
ness affairs in tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris of Gilt
nor were visiting relatives and friends
in tho city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crow of Repub
lican City spent the first of the week
v.itft relatives in the city..
A large number of base ball funs
from this city attended the ball garni
at Blue Hill Sunday nftemoon.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Hardman and
Deaconess Smith returned home Fri
day 'evening from Broken Bow.
Clove Loy took a truck load of A.
T. Holtzcn's household goods to Mer
rill, Iowa, the last of the week.
Judge Blacklcdgo was in Blooming
ton and Nnponco Monday whore he
delivered two very able addresses.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hughes and son,
Frank and wife spent Sunday with
relatives and friends nt Clay Center.
Mrs. Wm. Sunborry went to Re
publican City Thursday evening to
spend a few days with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Amack and
son, Russel, of Holyoke, Colorado, ar
rived in the city tho last of the
week to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Amack and other rela
tives. Norton's First Annual TriState
FRONTIER
ROUNDUP
And
PRE-HARVEST FESTIVAL
Not a motion plcturo nor a wild went
show but a gigantic historical, champion
ship nthletlc contest tor
Cowboys and Cowgirls
IN DAREDEVIL
WESTERN SPORTS
Open to tho world with Thousands ol
Dollars In CASH PRIZES.
2B0 FRONTIER HORSES and STEERS
fresh (rom tho open ranges otthowest
especially for this contest. Mailing list
of over lloQ expert InillJoKgers, broncho
busters, nick rider, ropers, rubcu, clowns
steer riders, Itonmn rider., auto I'ui'dog
gcrs, express ilders and riders lur wild
horso races, representing the great ranch
es of tho I'nIUd Wntes and Canada,
(irnml Tree i'arndc and Ucvuo uptown,
1:30 p. ni. Ilrt,t day. Simiu rules unit regu
lations as l'endluton itouud-l'p nnd
Cheyenno I'runlWr Hays. McAdo s.ild;
Ti.i. Hound l nls the uruittiht bliow nif
I pjoductd." Ilnifst Thompson Keton,
naturalUt nnld: -l mil jou navo neon
frontier Days you have nut -fi u Amer
ica." HooKcwIt former roiijjli I'MInc
cowboy hi msiill wild: 'Tills Ultully. I urn
lnd tubiciiiotruu k)am u( the miuo
n produced In the Knt. Tho mn K
.clean, It U wh ilenunm."
Amnrlt'o's Mwt Gripping SpoU
l'RIi KS' Main sa'.e l. pitllil.cn jCc
grnd.fiui n nt" ji)f. iwirtirtiih
or bli-a in r U l" !m ittiKd.
ELMWOOD DRIVING PARK
NORTON, KANSAS
Threw Wonderlul Dayr.nud Night
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur&diiy
JUNE 21-22-23, 1921
Huy llreiufat Powell and Pope's.
Ooodmoals (,'ood Hcrvlce moderHto
priecs Powell & Pope's cafe
jGrnnf Turner is in Omaha this
wqek.
Lutheran services every first nnd
third Sun'day in the month at 11 a. m.
'Edgar Mcintosh returned home
Sunday from Lincoln where ho had
been attending to some business mat
ters. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Eshclman of
McPhcrson, Kansas, spent tho last of
the week with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foe returned homo
Friday evening from Cowlcs wlicro
she had been- visiting relatives nnd
friends.
Miss Cecilia Peterson went to York
Saturday morning wlicro sho will
spend the summer vacation with her
parents.
Miss Esda Rust of Gillette, Wyom
ing, arrived in the city Friday even
ing to visit her brother, Roy and oth
er relntives.
Will McBrido has returned home
from' Dcnison, Iowa, where ho has
been playing in niv orchestra for sev
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Holtzen and
children departed the last of the week
for Merrill, Iowa, where they will
make their home.
Miss Emma Bargman returned
homo Friday evening from Beatrice
where she spent a few days with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson of
Superior spent Mondny afternoon in
this city wicn his parents, Mr. and
Mis. C. D. Robinson.
Mrs. Cecil Barrett and baby return
ed to her home at Crete Thursday
after spending a few weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Barratt.
Otto car of hogs and one car of
cattle were shipped out of here Sun
day morning to Kansas City and one
car of cattle to St. Joe.
Mrs. Hassingcr and son, Roy, went
to Hastings Saturday morning to
spend a few days with their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Hill.
Miss Myrtle Gelwick spent Sunday
with friends at Hardy and from there
she went to Ulysses to spend tho
summer with her parents.
Miss Ethel Owen departed Satur
day morning for her home at York
after spending a few days with Dr.
and Mrs. R. V. Nicholson.
Miss Mildred Boren, who has been
teaching school here, went to Cowles
Saturday where she will spend tho
summer with her parents.
Mrs. Alvcna Berg returned to Ar
mour Friday morning after spending a
few days here with her mother, Mrs.
Renfro, and attending tho graduating
exercises.
Tho Red Cloud ball team went to
Spring Ranch Sunday where they
played the local team at that place.
Our boys were shut out by a score
of 9 to 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sutton and
daughter, Helen, returned homo Fri
day evening from Marshalltown, Iowa,
where they were calkd, to. .attend the
funeral of her mother.
William Thompson returned to Bcn
kclman Monday after visiting with
his father, Harry Thompson, who ac
companied him homo for a couple of
days visit with relatives.
A POSITION within .10 days after
graduation or tuition refunded. Send
for catalogue Orand Islnnd Busine&b
College Nebraska's Oldest, Larg
est and Lending Business Training
School.
Sunday School is to be held as usual
at the 1'nptUt church next Snnday nt
ten o'clock. It is not certain whother
Micro will be any proauhiufj services
noxt Sunday as tho relations between
thu churuh and Kov V. T Iiiuhloi.lt,
who has been serving .is temporary
pastor, have terminated.
. Notice to Contractors.
Mpalod proposals will In received at the
miiro of Uto rity eh rk of Ked rioud, Ner
Wj until noon .Inntiilli. I IK! I, for tho con-
ftiiucitonof uconcn c1mi itwei on 8th A vo
mit'. HlUs must Ihj mucin upon tho IjIuiik
pro) omi from which, with uptcincRtioHMiiHi
jilun will bo furnlnlml lit the C!t Iviuln cr,
rieo. II. Ovtrlng. The KnttinWjettiiii is
i.:l.0O. 't'hu rity Council reserve tho rUhi
to reject any and iUI ulUi, lly order of the
City Council thUlftlh day of April lfc!i.
Altcsti
u. c.ti:i:i. K. l OATMAN
fltyt'lerl;. I'riHldcut of the t'ou'null.
(Seal?.. '
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Mrs. J. W. irauck spent .Tuesday in
FvMngs. v -. ,
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Mrs. W. L. Hines spent Friday in
Hastings.
.Mrs. Frank Gaston spent Tuesday
in Hastings.
Harry Thompson returned from
Bcnkclman Tuesday.
J. W. Auld was a passenger to Hast
ing.3 Tuesday morning.
FOR SALE Young work horses
and mules. R. E. Koontz. 21.
C. S. Rominc was a passenger to
Lincoln Wednesday morning.
The weeds need cuttintr on several
of the vacant lota in this city.
Ross Henderson returned home Mon
day morning from Kansas City.
A. B. Crabill shinned two cars of
hogs to St. .Too Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lindloy were
down from Rivcrlon Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hassingcr and son, Roy re
turned home Tuesday evening from
Kns'.ngs.
Donald Funk went to Guide Rock
Wednesday morning to spend tho 'Jay
with friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E Butler spent
Sunday with their son, Meredith nnd
wife at Hastings
George Atkinson of Scldcn, Kansas,
arrived in the city the last of the
week to visit friends.
J. W. Bash of Republican City was
in tho city Friday attending the
Knight Templar lodge.
The Red Cloud ball team will go to
Inavalo Sunday afternoon where they
will play the local team.
Carlus L. Krout and Miss Isa M.
Chaplin of Inavalo were granted a
marriage license Tuedsay.
Wilber James returned to Lincoln
Monday after spending a few days
at tho Al Hoffman home.
Wm. Jarboo returned to Lincoln
Friday morning after working for W.
H. Thomns for a few weeks.
The Misses Nellie and Elta Fry
wen' to Lincoln Tuesday morning to
spend a few days with friends.
Ciins. Schultz and Jeff Myers went
to Omaha Wednesday morning to at
tend to some business matters.
Cecil Bruncr came down from Hast
ings Tuesday evening to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Brunor.
E. L. Grimes, and his mother de
parted Monday for Knoxville, Illinois,
to attend the funeral of a relative.
Judge Ranney, who fell ofT a ladder
and injured himself several weeks
ago, is able to be at his office again.
Mrs. Homer Pato and children of
Stratton arrived in the city Tuesday
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Clark.
State Agent 0. D. Hedge went to
O'Ncil Wednesday morning after
spending a few days here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley were
called to Norcatur, Kansas, Wednes
day morning on account of the death
of his father., , .,
Mips Alta Coon returned to Hast
ings Tuesday morning nftcr a short
visit here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Coon.
John Burgess, Jr., departed Wed
nesday morning for Cuchnra Junction,
Colorado, where he will spend the
summer with his pnrants.
Miss Anna Hanso.i of Douglas,
Wyoming, arrived in the city Friday
morning to visit her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hanson.
Grace Church Services
2nd Sunday After Trinity, Juno 6th
Sunday School at 10 a. m
Morning Si view nt 1 1 a. m.
livening Service at 8 p. in.
Your piVsonuo at service ulll be el
cuine. MfeWVMUH tt
r. R.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
Ofllae Over Albright' Store
Red Cloud
Nebraska
NEBRASKA, CHIEF
FAWJNE13 CHURCH REVIVAL
A succcssfL revival meeting held
at the Pawnee Union church, for four
days was brought to a termination
last Sunday evening. As usual tho
people of the vicinity, particularly
the young ladies, lost no time in hav
ing the sacred edifice in good order.
Artistic decorations were unique and
pleasing and reflected great credi'
for tho energy manifest on the oc
casion. nTIio people of tho vicinity
were greatly enthusiastic and turned
out in largo numbers to hear the
talented and illustrous lecturer nnd
noted theologian Rev. L. S. Terry, of
Wnunetn, Nebraska.
How Terry styles his church, as
"Christ's Church," speaking each suc
cessive evening from the various texts
of the Bible with great eloquence nnd
force of argument, illustrating every
point and each verse with much lu
cidity nnd held tho attention of the
entire congregation by his majestic
powers of speech. It was quite no
ticeable throughout the progress of
tho revival that many belonging to
other churches as well as a few who
did not belong to any church were
anxious to accede to his doctrine and
teachings and fall into lino with
"Christ's Church."
Tho church though largo and spa
cious was crowded every evening par
ticularly tho last day of tho revival,
a3 many admirers of Rev. Terry ar
rived from Hastings, Red Cloud and
Phillipslntrg, Kansas. Having com
pleted a long period of missionary
work Rev. Terry now retires to his
homo at Waunctta to tako a much
needed rest. Before leaving ho ex
horted and advised tho people to per
severe and do their utmost in follow
ing and practicing tho fundamental
truths taught by "Christ's Church,"
and consoled his brethren by announc
ing that "with God willing ho would
bo hack again in October." I wish
now to note that great credit is due
tho young ladies who compose tho
choir and a word of appreciation ex
tended those who entertained the
strangers with a sumptuous dinner.
CON M. COLE, Inavalo, Ncbr.
Report of the Condition
OK tih:
Bank of Inavalo
of Inavalc Charter No. 795 In the State
of Nebraska nt the. close of business
May 23, 1921.
itr.ioiMtrr.n
Loans and DlncouutH JIMO.LKI.W)
OvcrdmltH 2S0I.C0
llonrtM, btcurltltH, Judgments, claims
etc., lnclurilnt! all government
bonds ... - Hl.&l.'il
Hanking house, lurnlt tro & ilxtures il.Wt.UO
Current i. inn"' h, tiiM-t nutl Inter
est paid W3I Z
Duo from national nnd Mule
hankti W.lill.18
Currency 7CH.0O
Uold colli 70.00
Silver, nickels nnd cents ... (UI.42IO.U2il.UO
Total 5 K.J.O'ill.JII
i.i aim i,i n i:t
Capital stock paid In S 10,000.00
Surplus fund 10,000.00
Undivided prolltH t),3i3.&i
Individual deposits subject
to check W,IS7,.S(1
Ttinocertlilcatesofdoposlt 'i),!Jil.:-t0 109,011.71
Bills payable... 3-2.ljoo.00
Depositor's guaranty fund 1,071.03
Total f I73,OM.0
UTATttUPNKimAHKA, lU(1
County of Webster J""
I, a. It. McUrary Cashier of tbonbavonnm
od bank do bercby swear that tho abovo
statoment Isacorroct and true, copy of tho
report made to thoHtato Hanking Hoard.
O. It. McUHAUY,
Cashier.
Attest:
Charloa Uuntcr, Director.
Alfred McCall, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 2nd
day ot Juno WH.
0. M Hhcrwood,
(Soal). Notary Public
Rulers Whose Gndi Word Tragic.
For high trnjjedjr nothing can ap
proach the nionncr,ln which the Rotn
nn emperors, quitted earth's stage, Jul
ius. Caescr wna uSStissUmtetf on tho
Ides of March, Tiberius wqb suffo
cated, ClaudltiH wu8 poisoned by hU
wife, nnd Conunoilus by lila fuvorlto
mlstreBS. Gnlba wjw slain by tho
Prnetorlnn guard ; Caligula, after hav
ing declared hlni6elf to lw a god, was
murdered; while. Nuro committed fiul
cldo to fcfivc himself from the hands
of the executioners.
Flnrjer Rings Dangerous.
According to the Seattle representa
tive of the shipping board, linger rings
constitute n fruitful source of acci
dents to shipyard workers. "If you
wish to avoid accidents," Pays this
authority, "leave them off. when you
go To work. Within thirty days two
men have lost lingers as a result of
accidents for which tlioir rings wore
responsible, and more Uinn twenty less
fcerloiiH mishaps liuve been reported
which were duo to tho same cau.-tf."
Shock for the Explorer.
Tho siibh- coat of 1W) skins for
which 10,000 was paid recently' l
not, ns might be iipsod, thu mui
expenMro (w coat "in the wot id. Some
years ago this wiiriim vvk-j proseuted
with an 'iiIii ttmiitln vu'nd nt l--000;
iukJ nu fiplnrvr tn inwteru (Jrwui
land iwimly dljnnerwd'aniurv.ij ffl'l
'i'eotiu a di'f of silvii foc itklti"
worth, at pnwnnt pil'as, nearly f30,
OOO.-Lundun Tit-Kits.
We do Job Printing
COAL
Wc are in ihc coal business and will try to have
a supply of good coal on hand at all times, and
will have a price on it that will save you money,
We have a cor of Sunnyside Maitland now,
and will have a car of NipGERHEAD in a
few days. You will find that these arc extra
good coals.
We arc selling this coal on a close margin .
and will have to sell for cash. Please do not
ask us for credit.
Tlie Farmers Ce-en Elevator
G.A.KAILEY, Mgr.
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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(MiaiiiiMairaimira
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by tho amount of
Insurnnue you carry
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
Ik'Cuiise fire bus nover touched you
It doesn't follow that you're Immune
Tomorrow -no today, If you have
lime and you better Hud timo
ooine to thti;ollii)e and wo'll wriU)
a policy on your house, furniture,
sttro or moteliaii'IKu.
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O. C. TEEL
R.elitxhlc Insurance
Miv. llorfan flraccrt uiul dangh'er,
Uvlon, of Oborlin, Kansas, wUo hail
.been vUilipg Mr. and Mm. II. Nouor-
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Grunil Island whore tlioy will1 spend
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The Druggist
I W. E. White returned tn I
( at Oxford Monday evcnliv , i
l spaniline Sunday and Monday ,'rro
with his family. -olio is working on
the Burlington bridge cane nt Hint
place.
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