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NIGHT
OCT.
7th
Admission $1.10
DAY
BESSE AUDITORIUM.
Just For Comparison
1913 - - 1920 - - 1921
has been figured out, that in building a certain
i ouse, xthe LUMBER cost
$1,600.00 in 1913
$3,300.00 in 1920
$2,000.00 in 1921
Freight has advanced $280.00 oh this materia, since
1913, which makes the lumber cost at the present time a
trijc over $100.00 more than it did in rprj exclusive of
h freight raise.
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PROTECTION
by use of
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
Travellers Cheques protect tho touris't by
affording a safe form in which to carry funds.
These cheques, wliioh arc issued in donominn
tlons of 810, 820, S.10, and ?100, furnish a ready
identification of tho holder and tiro payable up.
on counter-signature. They are accoptud
throughout the world by banks, hotels, trans,
portotlon companies and business houses.
Before taking an extended trip let our of fleers
explain in detail the advantages of carrying
theso cheques when travelling.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edwrd Flounce, Preident Red Cloud, Ntb. S. R. Flounce, Cathie
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W.e put the utmost quality into this one brand.
Camels are as good as it's possible for skill, money
and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a
cigaiette.
That's why Camels are THE QUALITYi
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RED OLOUD,
THE CITY COUNCIL
Muio.c . M ,ry I'elrr on called
C nil' 1 toj,oth r 11 ukuW if i"n,
i) fie Cmirnl (. ; udi'ki , o.i Tun. day
c i'' 11', illi .'.11 TU'id'CiM pre nit.
i ' o 1 cj ot t of the City Treasurer was
piv i-Titofl mid oidcrul placed on file
After considering the rcniest of C.
It. Lewis for a $15.00 incrcaRc in
salary, tlio same was denied. -
City Engineer Geo. II. Ovcrlng,
estimating it would cost 81.00 to con
strict u walk on wctt side of Lota 10
to 12, lllocl: 8 Lc Due's Addition, Clerk
was instructed to advertise for bids
for the construction of same.
The request of Dr. Snch of Omaha
that the city rend interest on war
rants to U. S. Nationnl Bank, Omaha,
for same to bo endorsed on warrants
and receipts returned, was rejected
and it was ordered that tlio business
bo transacted nlong regular channels.
City Light nncl Power Superinten
dent Frazier was instructed to re
move light post at intersection of
Fourth Avenue and Cedar streets.
At the request of A. B. McArthur
and L. H. Rust, who personally next
appeared beforo Council in behalf of
the Fire Department, requesting that
nn ordinanco be passed relative to tho
protection of firo hose during fires,
the same was complied with.
The following claims were allowed:
B. R. Frazier. $150.00
W. A. Patten 125.00
C. D. Whitakcr. 85.00
Bert Perry 75.00
S. R. Flo'ranco 591.21
O. C. Tccl 89.00
L. Doyle 75.00
A. B. McArthur. 9.80
Commercial Advertiser. 7.40
Geo. Trine 9.GU
Frank Ciawson . . 26.05
Mnlone-Gcllntly 18.85
C. R. Lewis 85.00
Turnurc & Son 1.G0
Sam Mountford 53.31
Mrs. T. J. Sheror .. 17.98
Johnson Oil Co.. 232.03
Nnt'l Refining Co . 292.60
Worthington Pump Co 19.80
Campbell Elcc. Co 7.-13
Midwest Elec. Co 102.97
You crin have the Evening Journal
unilnd to you anywhere in Nebraska
or adjoining states until Jan. 1 for
only 75 cents or Including the big Sun
day Journal for 81. It costs more to
p-oduco a morning paper, therefore the
price for tho Morning Journal to Jan.
1 is SI, with tho Sunday 81.25. Take
your choice. They are both complete
twenty four hour papers and the big.
gest bargains offered. The Evening is
$1 a year or $." with Sunday, and the
Morning is $5 a year orSG with Sunday!
The Journal is the only morning paper
printed in Lincoln and on rural routes
is a full day ahead of many other pap
ors with the news.
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CAMEL
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NEBRASKA, OHIE?
AMERICAN LEC.ION POST
TO HAVE AWMHEKSIIIP DltlVE
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.isnth, tlio !i ing '( .o l,tn ,i x
1 hi- .'innqi"i n: d t ir m .v memburs.
I'aul Polnicky was ciion captain
for one side with the following mem
bers to uF.int him: Uc. Martin,
Chnrlcn Pitchier, Harry Yost, Isndore
Johnson, Arthur Gilbert, A. H. Mc
Artlmr, John Kuvo?, Dr. Creighton,
Harvey Kickcrnon, Hoy GarretKon, II.
S. Foe, Evorot Stroup, Charles Christy,
Joe Jelinok, Irving Harpham, I'aul
I'itnoy, Perry Loveioy and Fred Full
er, Gilbert Heck was selected as captain
for the other side with tho following
assistants: A. B. Gelwick, Vcm But
ler, Charles Egglcston, Emil Polnicky,
Clare Pope, Boss Henderson, Dr.
Nicholson, P. S. Sherwood, Clint
Uobcrts, Bert Anderson, Willinm
Hincs, Carman Thompson, Raymond
Koontz, H. Beishlinc, Albert Soderlin,
Dr. Stockman, C. M. Sherwood and
J. N. Fahncstock.
AH ex-service men arc invited to
join the Legion, it is not a military
organization. Here are some of the
facts with regard to what the Legion
is doing for you. They maintain a
committee in each of the forty-eight
states that works tirelessly for the
passage of legislation that will bene
fit the ex-service men, particularly
the disabled. The Legion has In
duced Congress to, increase the base
pay of the disabled men from $30 to
$80 or more monthly. It maintains
a bureau which has assisted thousands
of veterans to obtain adjustment of
claims involving millions of dollars.
And last year's appropriation for
their assistance nnd dependants was
$158,000,000.00. The Legion is fight
ing for the Federal Ad lusted Com
pensation Bill which mep.ns a bonu.'
for you.
The only time tho Legion acts as r.
Military organization is on Decoration
Dny and in conducting funerals for
deceased comrades. Bv ioining you
pt i wcoklv paper which alono is
worth the nrico of your rr.pmborship,
also n button which is recognized the
world over.
Tho duos fov this organization arc
S3.50 which navs for tho balance of
this vcar and nil of next. Don't say
"no" when vou are asked to join.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
SESSION ON TUESDAY
The County Board of Commissioners
met as per adjournment at 10 o'clock
p. m. with all members present.
A petition was presented to the
Board signed by .Win. Kirkpatrick
and 34 other residents, of Guide Rock
and Garfield precints asking for
permission to construct a ditch along
tho road through sections 15 nnd 1G,
town 1, range 9, to the river, for tho
purpose of draining the water off
adjoining farms. Motion made by
Stumphenhorit seconded by Crowell,
that this petition be granted. .Motion
carried.
A committee consisting of F. W.
Cowdcn, W. G. Hamilton and C. J.
Platto appeared beforo tho Board In
regard to the condition of the public
road ett from Rod Cloud to Guide
Hock. After considerable dhrcusbion
of rou(j matters in Webster county
the commissioners having charge of
this road agreed to do all in their
power to improve same as soon as
possible.
The following claims wore audited
and allowed and County Clerk in
structed to draw warrants on tho
proper funds in payment of same:
GENERAL FUND
C. A. Waldo $ 7-1.10
II. A. Stumphcnhorst 88.00
H. H. Crowell 00.00
Grant Shidler 62.50
T. J. Chaplin. 91.10
Farmers Union R. C 805.00
R. P. Wicsner Co 8.77
Red Cloud Farmers Inst 25.00
Webster County Argus 12.90
Dr. Robt. Damcrell 16.00
F. E. Maurcr 6.00
Wm. E. Wallace -1.00
A. W. Cox -1.00
Dr. C. F. Koehler- ... -1.00
Henry Cook ,....-. 1.10
Frank Starr . . r':. .' 82.40
II. S. Foe '..... . 15.00
Hammond & Stcphons 337.21
K. B. Printing Co 170.7fl
Anna Stumphenhorst 60.00
C. T. Dickenson I 12.00
II. R. Fausch . . 200.00
Vnnio B. Spnnoglc ...... 41.GG
Geo. II. Ovcring 21.25
Commercial Advertiser 50.00
C.A.Waldo 28.70
POOR FARM FUND
H. Ludlow 1 5.00
J. O. Butler - 65.60
E. J. Emcrton 10.80
Popo Bros ....: '15.75
P. A. Wullbrandt. 8.35
Board adjourned to November 1,
1921.
B. V. PKRRY, County Clerk.
George M. Shook, of Lebanon, Kan
sas, and Mrs. Celia E. Hubor of Deca
tur, Arkansas, were united in mar
riage bj Judge Rannoy last Friday.
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MADE and REPAI8LD Also Upholstering
Any thing in the top line.
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Niggerhead Maitland
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Routt County Lump
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Notice of Administration
In the County Court of Webster
County, Nebraska
In the mattur of tho i-stato of Char
les R. Betsedcucnsi'd.
To all l'Knu.S3 Imk!:i:.vi'ki in itw
EbTATK
Notice i hcioby Kivcn that Wilhud
B. Steward lm-, this dny iilcd a petition
in the county court, pnr.in that ad
ministration of said I'sUito may bi
grunted to J. W. Auk!, as administrat
or, and that said petition will bo heard
before tho court on the 11th ituy of
October, 1921, at the hourof lOo'elock,
A. M., at the county court room in the
oity of Red Cloud, in said county, when
all persons interested in said matter
may appear and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner should not be
Krantud; and that notice of the filing
of said petition, and tho hearing there
of, bo given by publishing a copy of
this order in the Red Cloud Chief, a
legal weekly newspaper printed and of
general circulation in said county, for
three consecutive weeks prior to paid
day of hearing. '
Dnted this 2lth day of September,
1921.
A. I). RANNEY,
(Seal) County Judge.
A truo copy.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
Minutes of regular meeting of
School Board held at Commercial
; Club rooms on October 3, 1921. All
members present except Ovcring.
Minuted of previous meeting of
August 17th and September 5th read
and approved.
Tho following bills' wore read and
' nllfiTvnil
F. G. Turnurc & Soil ..:!..$
Len Aultz.
Gaston .Music Co.
Webster County Argus
Smith Bros ,
A. B. Gelwick .
Grice & Grimes
70
.50
5.-15
8.03
.75
5.00
53.32
165.80
.50
17.50
21.-10
107.10
.18.-10
19.71
27.75
Pope B ros
John Parsons
Commercial Advertiser.
.Malonc-Gellntly
The MacMillon Co
Ginn & Co
Gregg Pub. Co.....
Wilson Chemical Co.
Allyn & Bncoa 87.30
C. J. Pope 3.06
Hillyard Chemical Co 193.15
University Pub. Co... 129.38
American Book Co 43.26
Upon request of Superintendent
Gchviqk for four now typewriters for
Commercial Department, motion was
made seconded and carried,' that two
now Remington machines bo bought
and that the two old L. C." Smith
machines be repaired and made to do
for another year.
Grace Church Services
20th Sunday After Trinity
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
Morning Service at 11 a. in.
Confirmation Instruction at I p m.
Evening Service at 8 p. in.
You are cordially invited to any and
all of tho services of our church
The Confirmation Instruction is
planned for all who arc interested
whether wishing for Confirmation or
not. .
Mrs. Mamie Wascomb nnd children
of Guido Rock spent the weekend with
friends in tho city.
uiami jJCvtmittinmmtas4-rr.tiKminLnr imwwmjiuti iftm ,
uiitixtitnt.BimimjmimMU'KiatutiAiuijumtrKMtsnmaiit
First class workmanship
Red Cloud
Nebraska
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ELEVATOR
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Notice of Administration
In the County Court of Webster
County, Nelira-Ua
In llu matter of rhn esate of Ras
mus Jen-sen, dt-i-ea-ed.
To Am. 1'ki!So. lTi:ni.sn:i Lv Said
E.xtaii:
Nctlco ii heieby given thht Ray
Mayo has this day tiled a petition in
the county com J, praying ttiut admin
istration of said estate ni'iy bo grant
ed to (.eorgo U McCrary, as adminis
trator, and that said potitlon will be
heard before the court, on the 8th day
of October, 1921, at tho hour of 10
o'clock A. M., at the county court
room In the city of Red Cloud, in said
county, when all persons interested in
said matter may nppear and show cause
why the prayer or petitioner should
not be granted; and that notice of the
filing of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, bo given by publishing a copy
of this ordor in the Red Cloud Chief, a
legal weekly newspaper priuted and of
general circulation in said county, for
three consecutive weeks prior to said
day of hearing.
Dated this 2tst day of- September
1921.
A. D. UAXXEY,
(Seal.) County Judg-.
Publication of Summons'.
. Samuel Uni-ber; Mary A. Harbor; the
heirs, devise and successors in in er
est df bitid n mil oil peibons and all per
sons having or claiming any iutmeat
in Lit 18, in 1 .e'. 5, of the Original
Town of i:-il Uiuiut, In Webtr Couti
y, NLru-UH, will tako notieo that
John CiiiiitningK; Heulnh M. Mitchell
and .Mary h. Creighton n- plaintiff-,
have filed their petition and commune,
ed an action In tho District Court of
Webster County, Nebraskn, against
them, the object and piayor of which
are to obtain a judguieht and decree of
said Court quieting and confirming in
tho plain tiffo tho full ovvuutshlp and
title in and to biiid Lot IS, in Block 5,
of the Original Town of Red Oloud,
Webster County, Nebraska, and for
ever bar and excludo the defendants
and all portions other than tho plain
tiffs from hereafter assorting, setting
up, or claiming any title or interest in
or to the, bald premise- or any part
thereof adverse to the present full
title nnd ownership of the plaintiffs.
Tho plaintiffs also pray for general
equitable relief
You are requited to answer said peti
tion on filo in the oflk-c of tho cleric of
said Court at Red Cloud, Nebraska, on
or beforo Monday, October .list, 1921.
Dated September 21, 1021.
John Cuminings, ot al,
Ily 13. (f. Caldwoll,
Their Attorney.
Baptist Church Services
Preaching 11 a. in. and 7:30 p, m,
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
Prayer meeting 7:30 each Wednesday
evening followed by Choir practice.
Wc are pleased to have all who do
not worship elsewhere to meet with us
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Stockholders Meeting
On Saturday afternoon nt 2 o'clock
Oct. 8th, 1921 tho Annual Meeting of
tho Stockholders of tho Farmers Indo
pendent Telephono Company will meot
at tho Court llouso Bed Cloud, Nebr.
A full attendance Is requested.
O E. IMMEY, Prcsldout
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