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POSTPONED SALE
Hereford Cattle anc
Poland China Hogs
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AUCTION
The sale of Hereford cattle and Poland China hogs to have
been held Nov. 1, was postponed to
Wednesday, Nov, 29th,
and will be held in Tin Barn, Smith Center, at which time
the following stock, will be sold:
22 cows, 10 or 12 with calves at feet; 4 yearling
heifers; 10 last spring heigers;
4 tried Poland China sows and 10 gilts, all bred by
sale day; 1 herd, boar.
S. D. SEEVER
Get Your Haurness
Fixed up and oiled before sping-then you won't have to stop
and fix them. Bring them in and have them fixed and oiled
now, Prices are right and will do you a good job.
LEE R. WALKER
Harness and Saddlery
WISE PARENTS
WILL HAVE THEIR CHILDREN'S EYES EXAMINED AND TESTED
BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS. BY SO DOING THEY KNOW THE
CHILDREN BEGIN THE SCHOOL YEAR PROPERLY PP'.TARED TO
MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEIR SCHOOL HOURS. P.IMNG THE
CHILDREN IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS. WE .MAKE NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND FIT NO GLASSES UNLESS
NEEDED.
FOUNTAIN PENS WITH CLIP ?1.M)
BLOTTERS FREE ASK FOR THEM
"RITE-RITE" MECHANICAL PENCILS 10c
LEADS FOR AUTOP01NT, EVERS1IARP AND OTHER PENCILS
10c PER DOZEN
Pocket Ben Watches $1.50
Glo Ben Watches $2.50
Alarm Clocks $1.25 to $4.75
KODAK
DEALER
E. H. Newhouse
RED CLOUD
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ALUMINUM WARE
UNTIL DECEMBER 2nd
Have an extra large stock ol this ware which
is a necessity in your kitchen.
iRjrice $1 Each While They Last
-GEORGE TRINE
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Nebraska
Listening to Aurora,
A northern traveler says that Lnlirn
dor presents uiuiiiu.il facilities for tin
observation of tlio aurora bnrcaJIs
This person says he sometimes heard
the rfurorn borcttlls when It was mul;
tag a rapid movement anil the sottn'
was that of u faint, crisp rustling.
Yes, Garber's
":Is The Place!
TtfBuy Wall Paper, Paints,
And Electrical Supplies.
The jhest place for, Picture
.Framfag.
Dr.R. V. Nicholson
DENTIST
Red Clou J,
Nebrask
trJE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rml Cloud, NoltrnftltAt
"I'I IMHDD JAM in 1IJUHSDAY'
.n tend In ll. e I'iiMoII it nt I'd! loud, Nob
M Necond Claim Matter-
A. B McAUTHUK, Editor timl Ownor
Advertsing Rates
Foreign, per column Inch 15c
Local. 10 & 12
LOCAL ITEMS OF
THIRTY YEARS AGO
(Kr.dii.v, November 18, 181-2 )
Morris Steam Is lsitiiiK in Phila
delphia Miss Khoda Wadcll, was visiting i"
Aurora lliii wcel.
.1. F Winters is tip again after ti
fow days sickness,
Kerb Ludlow is homo from Lin
coln. Mrs, A. C. liosinur ntid daughter
Ethel ure homo ftom Missoutl.
Mis. C 11. Clone and daughter
Edna, hi e home f torn ti visit to Liu
ctlu. .Jos, llerburger is the happy papa
of a girl baby. .Too mill the buby ate
guing along nicely.
(Items of Twenty Years Ago.)
Mt. A. J. Hayes and Alts Henry
U.iyle of Guide Uock were visiting
with Comity Cleric Uurbcr and wllo
Tuesday,
John Wolf is wnlldng on thin air
these days and all because of the ar
rivmil of n baby uitl at. his home last
Friday Usual Nebraska weight
Mis. li. A. Moranvllle returned to
the city Saturday morning, from Me
Cjolt, called heie by the sickness of
her daughter Mrs. Cluis. AluKcighau.
Thomas Hyan uvd family who foim
erly lived juslacioss the line in Kan-sii-,
south of lunvule, has moved to
t.iun atid will make his homu hete in
the fiitiue.
Fiauk Smith returned to his homo
Tuesday, liom Mansll.'ld, Illinois,
wheie lie went to attend the funeral jd
his btoihei, I. T Smith who dicd-ut
thiif place Novcinbet !)'h
List 1 uisday the Red Cloud bowling
totih coi stsiing of Messts I.une, Tail,
Letis.li'i , iJlaiU and Ciumnings, Went
to Siiii ior an-l plujul tlit'h tisuti
1 it'l; lousi.ig the ciu-, of thiee giim,
by twt-lvf pi.inis
(Jiiitc a iMimln-rof Kid C nud's iitng
p ople ml. mle I ihchaslf -l mhi hi i;r. un
lust Friday evening, in school tlt-.t
rlcl ".", where Miss L'loience Cutting
is teaching. All lepott having spent a
very pleasant ovenlni:.
Cluts. Kaley has completed the con
junction of his pond and litis begun
lie election of an icehouse lOftby (K)ft.
Uliaii'ie thinks that if lie can 1111 this
house with ice, he will have suillcieut
to supply the entire city
Arrangetnuts have been made for
quite a little sport in this city Thanks
giving day. There will be horse races,
a foot bull gume and a live mile go ua
you ploaso race. Entries fre tiud all
professionals barred, The idea is to
let the money giveu as prizes, go to
people who make Red Cloud their
trading point and not to transients.
The putses are libenil and those who
come ai e assured good sport and fair
treatment.
A Shabby House
Or a Shabby Mind
llavelft jou been in houses wliete
lowly llovn-rs stood all about, and
everything was spick and span, nut the
library table was strum; with papers
a ill in iign .I lies ol the Mushiest desoiip
t on? Is it a good tiling to have the
futnituro of the house the best that
money csn buy, and to furnish the
tulnd with silly and disreputable things
iu the way of reading? Better by far
have a shabby house than a shabby
mind. The shabby fiiniltuie can be
burned or sold, but what can bo done
for the shabby mind? Use the Youth's
Companion to furnish your mind, and
wherever jou are in plain but immac
ulate rooms or amid splendors and
palaces you will be at home. Try
The Companion for u year and see.
The r issues of 1112' will bo crowded
with si rial stories, short storios, edito
rials, poetry, f c s and fun. Subscribe
now and receive
J, The Youth's, 'U'ltHPttHlou 52 is.
sues In 1023.
All the remaining Issues of 1022.
Tho Companion Home Calendar
for 1023. All for $2 Do.
Or include, .McCall's Magazine, the
monthly authority on fash
ions, Doth publications, only $3 00.
TllE YOUTH'S COMPANION,
Commonwealth Ave. k St. Paul St.,
lloaton, Mass .1
CARD Pf'tHANKS "
Wc take this method of expressing
our sincere appreciation to the many
friends and 'neighbors who came in
tho first of the week and shucked
our corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gurney
R. L. Hunsicker
R- ' t J . ' , t)vi,. ,, i- an horn
on the fitiitth d-i.v i i September, A. 1 ,
lfili. nt Lock putt. IVrniHjUhi iii. C lin
ing wi'si in in r y tnniihuod lie livnl
for some time in Ilnriison i-i.ntil y,
Mlssouil, later rciii?iving to Atchison
county, Kansas uheiu at the town ot
Muscotali, on the 10th (lav of June,
1HS5. lie was joined iu marriage with
Lmra J. Ellison To this union sovi n
children were bin n, four sons, Owen,
Ray and Lnren of Mot laud. Kansa's,
and Millard, of Red ('loud; and three
daughtets, Mrs. Vera N'nbln and Mrs
Lola Mlt'dell, of Ininn'e, and Mtfl
Letlui. at home The family home
was traii-foiied to Xubt-Hsku 17 years
ago, and has be u iu tho vicinity of
liavalo and Red Cloud, iluting th'B
period of time.
Mr. HunicUer unitnd with the
Friendship Haptist church iu Harrison
com 1, -, 1 so irl. in 1H02. later t atu-
ferlng his tnembetship to Red Cloud
Haptist chinch, wht're It has since re
ina'ned In christian life ho was re
markably steadfast and thoroughly
rooted and grounded In his belief con
eernlng the character and kingdom of
Christ, and the life eternal as the rc
Riilt of Repentance and Faith. In the
Rod Cloud church ho was chosen to
the otllce of Deacon, which he fill HI led
to tho date of Ills dro 'i s .
Ilu was aNo n member of the Inde
pendent. Older of Odd Follows, which
conducted their services at the grave.
Ho departed this life at Omaha, Ne
braska, on the l.ltli day of November,
having attained tho age of CG years, 2
months and 1 1 days.
He leaves to mourn his decease, his
wife and :he seven chileren above nam
ed, also two brothets, Clyde and Jos
eph, and one sister, Myrta Hunsicker,
and his aged father, Henry II. Hun
sicker He tlnished his earthly courso in
suffering nntl pain, hut he clearly tin
derstood and attested the Divine prom
ise of help to bear and suffer, and ic
not, for God hath taken him. May we
share his Faith and emulate the sin
cerity and trnthfultiesi of his life, and
alto the confidence he manifested at
the end.
The f unci til services was held ut the
Haptist church on Saturday at 2 p in.'
conducted by Rev I. W. Edsoti. with
appiopriate tnusio by the IuiivhIh
Quintette. Interment was in.ido in Un
ited Cloud cemetery.
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Jacob M. Long.
Jiii'nb fl Ijting, w Iki resiilt (1 in ( Iii-.
Hty for sevenil Jem hut. fur the pist
feu months hud been living ui Ii his
son, Elmei. s uitli nf town. pa-el
away Sunday i-vci. lug 11h was iiged
Si years 1 ui'inth an I 13 days.
Tho deceased was born in Ohio, Sept
2(i, IS.'H. Ho was mariied three liin-s.
his tir-t two wives pi ecediug hlui to
the grave Ucsides liis aged wife he
is survived by a daughter, .Mis W. E.
Green of Minden, four sons E. C. ot
Ulrd City, Kas., Fr.uilt of Oklahoma,
Perry of Los Angeles, Calif., and Elmer
residing south of town, also one broth
er Andrew of Stockton.
The funeiat services wero held at the
Brethren church Tuesday afternoon
and the remuius were taken to Chester
Wednesday morning where interment
was made.
Hold Reckless
Drivers To Account
One of the most tmpoitaut pioblemu
before the road-using public is that of
biitigiug luckless auto drheis to a
-ense ol icpnnsibilitj' while using tho
public highua If the -peed intuitu
iidiI the uiiox eated iltivet endaiig red
only then o.mi lives we might stand
by and wait for the obnoxious tuecd to
eliminate itself, but when sane anil
cou.sei vative drivers aio iu constant
danger of being crowded into the ditch
when tho a'ed ami tho voiy young
have no protection but are ruthlessly
run down and left unassisted by in.
different motorists who nro a law uu
to themselves, it is necessary that
steps be taken for regulating traflio
and Imposing penalties.
The public highway belongs to tho
people, and its uso can very properly
be controlled by law.
Some states reqi I e that every drivi r
be licensed Iu case oMligraut viola
tions of traflh: laws tho license Is sus
pended or revoked altogether. Prob
ably nothing short of a penitentiary
sentence would be more dreaded I y
the auto fun than that, while an Insig
nificant fine, such as is tho usual pen.
nlty in tills state, is only a matter of a
little,lkl(Kllng" among one's friends.
R-gulatlon of trafllc should be o e
of the matters to engage the attentim
of our next legislature.
FARMERS' ELEVATOR
Bell Phone 29 -:- Ind. Phone 12
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
THIS OFFICE, as usual, is in a position to handle
your Christmas gift card business that has here-to-fore
gone to the cities. Our stock of cards have
just arrived and wo will be pleased to show you
the beautiful assortment of engraved, embossed, hand
tinted cards from some of the best gift card manufac
turers in the world.
The Successful Business Man
in recent years, never fails to remember his patrons at
Christmas time with an appropriate card. People have
become to expect it; and it is a- very inexpensive way
to extend the season's greetings, proving to the cus
tomer that his business dealings with you have been
appreciated, and causing him to remember you when he
needs anything in tho line you carry.
Call at our office and let us talk it over,
Of
Course
Annual Red Cross Roll Call
The Aunual Red Cross Roll Call will
be observed November Utli to 30th.
lleglns Armistice Day and closeB
Thanksgiving Day. You can pay your
duos at any one of our three banks.
Your co-operation Is solicited,
Webster County Chuptor.
Give the speed fool all the road l:o
wants. Ho hus a duto wllh the under-taker.Ex.
mi
you are planning to get away from
business and household .responsi
bilities for a time this winter and
visit Florida, the South Atlantic
or Gulf Coast States, or Texas.
Reduced rate tickets covering
winter tours are now on sole.
You can tour that great land o
history and romance .go one way,
return via a diiferent, yet euqally
famous, route and stop over to
sight-see here and there, as you
please.
You'll be surprised when you com
pare the cost of going with the
cost of remaining at home. Be
sides, think what such a trip will
mean to you!
You'll enjoy the DBurlington's cour
teous and thoughtful service. It
makes the going as delightful as the
getting there.
Don't wait until the last minute. Come
in now and let me help you plan your
trip and make your reservations.
Then the details will be arranged wjhen
you are ready to start.
N. B. BUSH
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