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VOLUME 51
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. JANUARY 4. 1923
NUMBER 1.
gEssa
JANUARY
CLEARANCE PRICES
December Weather Report Purchases Meat Market.
Hefo is the OiMrtunitv for Men t saw
fijfeney n the things that are necessary at all
tirties ! the year.
MENS SUITS and OVERCOATS
$15 to $34.50
Including Hart Schaffer & Marx and other
High Grade Makes.
BRADLEY SWEATERS J4 price
WOOL SHIRTS 33J6 OFF
O'SHOES 1 BUCKLE
a o u
a o a
'I'trnpiTninrc: MinuHO 'It-ir'. tnaxt
inuin 6U I'K.. on 3rd, mtnlmomS ticloir
zr n VI, 17, lb'h.
T hi preclpiUtiun.i o; total nnow
fall, n,m.
Niitnbnr of dav,'i,r 1. pertly
clmi 7. cloudy M frrmilln.' wind
DlrKtiou N W 13 iUt. 1urii!tatioti
ainc-Jn ihi. m,;i ii.itivh.
The flrst of the week Fred llllde
brandt sold his meat matket to W. L.
Koon who iramr riltttely took pohdeBslon
aed Is now cattlug meat ut the old
stand. Mr. Koou owned thin shop far
ecTerul years and nt-eita ' no Introduc
ttoa to the people of thm cltjr.
CIih 8. Ludlow, Oucerver i
Council Proceeding. , New Officer! Swora in Today
January 3, 1923.
M.i'-or I'ctchson called City Council
i ige-wncr 1 1 regular nujounieu sen iun. ocou,,y tnu omw
McrrhTs jircsent Amacic, uraniii,
Hunimcll rnd Hoffman
Minutes of meeting of December 6,
11)22, rend and approved, monthly re
port of S. It Flor.ncc presented ana
ordered placed on file.
MoMon made by Hummcll and sec
onded iby Hoffm-n that the city ex
tend the electric lifrht l'ne to the res
idence of Chas. T. Smitli, Mr. Smith
to pay expen e of same and ta'to it
"u in light. Yeas Amack, Crab'H.
Hummcll and Hoffman.
Cavnd.
$1.75
2.S0
2.7S
Sepecial All Rubber 4 B. 1.7S
RUBBER BOOTS , $3.50
Special Reduction oh Winter Underwear
Special on Ouling Night Gowns, Pajamas
Pa juniors.
r-n --am rr mA' rjfc-'VTD"; a MV'wurrVr' tT' ''W bond- tojtlm unnu4ittthS18.-
QU CAN Da NO BbJTLRANYWHLRELL5,v4-tiwt-nr ,P amout ow di-
' 'CIK Ve AniTk, Cv bill, lfuivi
This mornlnK ho nowly elected
county ofllcerH were Nworti In anl will
pivoted to for the
coming .torm The newly elected
slu-rlfF, JhcU Waller, is now looHted lit
tliojuil mid wilt feid the boarders
who'Tlre given into Ills keeping. Mro.
Hnel Powell took up the duties tie
County TrHiiHurer. with the Mime u
mount of zch.1 that hhe hud given to
this work while deputy
Mis?. Stella Duekur lu-eleotedCoitity
Huueiiiitetident; II. F Periy, County
Clei ;(... II Uvering. County Suivuy
oi; uiul II. S. Foe, County Attorney,
will also give the same amount of
elilclent work and eouiteous treatment I
ANNOUNCEMENT '
Webster County Bank
WE WISH to announce that we havo opened up a sav
ings department in our bank for the use of the child
ren, adults and every one. Thrift and saving is
something that has been neglected.
We kindly invite you to take advantage of this sav
ings idea and make this your banking home with your
savings no matter how small, you are alwas welcome.
A saver is a hustler and wo are for both. Bank with
us and you can bank on ue.
We welcome every child in the community to become
a customer of this new department.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
laramiTOmitiiiirm i nnw-
m the nrtter of opening the alley j dining tlu-ir term of olllee that they
in mode z Kwiurs Audition, tac
Mtfer ami Oouncil instructed Mr
Cms. Trautrmn that they would take
no rction unt'l nrope petition vrvs
pvc ented
'J he bowl of F. II. Foarn for elec
tric wir'njr was jires-entcd and ac
cepted. Motion .uaae'e iby Ciabill andssec
rnded byHummell thrtt 'yo' cfuud
G, Hamilton " Go, '.Co.
fc-...
tJ
in
"'l : lid Hoffman
I Carded.
I 'H-n fijllnw! ijf chims were tkm up
' sM,".;tfiy ard tllowerl.
I M- Ilmr-l-wees
,"! H. Albrisrl'.t . .
,T, l")oIc ... .--. . .
liavf in the past
American Legion
Elects Officers
tazcrjmrA'zrnxrCBWtoT2Jii3anrr wrrJttcvraxraaLxmxM rtjoi la y?a uxrav g-rxiir-ar-twiiwaijuJgrir--j'
N O Wt
is the
V.
MmMMmM
to visit Californiu! Naturally
you want to sec most of the
best scenery in America en
route.'To do this, take the logi
cal routeBurlington (in con
nection with the Denver & Rio
Grande Western and Western
Pacific) -because it takes you
right through Denver, the
Pikes Peak region, Royal
Gorge, scenic Colorado, Salt
.Lake City and the Grand Can
yon oSi the Feather Rivpr in
the beautiful Sierre Nevada
range. Then, if ycu return by
way oi the great Pacific North
west (Yellowstone or Glacier
Park Line) you put a ring a
round the Golden Af eatthe
most wonderful trip in Amer
ica. On this ideal circle tour
o! about 6,000 miles through
a dozen states you see practic
ally every kind oJ scenery,
every phase of topography,
every variety cf plant life
every epectea o! animal life,
every sort o! mineral wealth
and ei cry -beauty of landscape
thatour West affords. Hail
rates are the same via all
Western lines. Therefore,
you have something to gain
and nothing to lose by inA
:$" .:'.'zt Vforo cjrrc'.ln
your pians. Let me tell you
more about th Burlington's
more-travel - comfort - at - the
same-cost service.
N. B. BUSH, Ticket Agent. "
'r II, I ewis .
" H AlbrigU
C. A. Trow .
jiTiik Clauson
0. W Trine
1' II. Foarn -.
Moihart Rw
John C. Mooic Corp.
Jlid West Klcc. Co. ...
Cane Co.
Midland Itof.
i
Co. .-..... .
Fairbanks Morpc .
S It Fl ranco ... -..
S. Motintford . .. .. .
Jacob Peter-on ............
Once fc Grime? .-.... .
t'lnia McMilla'i .-...
O. C. Trel . ....
rLAllISSA M. MAYNARD,
CUv Clork,
$420 00
75 00
. 8"! on
U.4
1.0D
. 11.70
1.00
7 70
77.S0
, 9S8
, .13fl.7o
8.C3
. 2.11.15
. 10195
314.77
?.0 80
1.20
2.15
1G.50
. 27.00
Ma tut'ctiiig of the Amctlo.ni l.gion
h"ld lust U'e-iciliiy evi ning the fol.
lowing ojllci is. were elected "for this
yean
.VjhjiinBUileiDr, It. b. Martin.
'W.i ConminiMtnt IVMfiWol
son
- Adjut int A. U.lcAithur.
Tn i'itet Hi-rry Yimt.
herg.-unf.iii. inns- Paul Polin&ky.
Cluiul in II S Foe.
' lwr IteeieiB llert AnderMin, Kilo
B iner, and CIu'it IlnberU
to --
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 PREPARED TO,
MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEHt SCHOOL HOURS. BRING THE
CHILDREN IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS. WE MAKE NO
CHARGE FOU EXAMINATION AND FIT NO GLASSES UNLESS
NEEDED.
FOUNTAIN PENS WITH GL1P $1.50
BLOTTERS FREE ASK FOR THEM
"RITE-RITE" MECHANICAL PENCILS 10c
LEADS FOR AUTOP01NT, EVERS11AUP AND OTHER PENCILS
,v -- -A-jjto--J?Ka
Pocket Ben Watchc$1.50
Glo Ben Watches 2.50
Alarm Clocks $1.25 to $4.75
- , Mstaun -. . "
J. -'k r -r, -rt-i-,
Mr. end Mrs. Cha"'. Rciglo an !
'liildren of Garden City, Knnsa , ai'
h"ro visit'nj; for a few days with r '.
ut vob and ronowinff old acquaint
aMces.
j Mrs. Law Evanu wua n pasnonfl;
to HaHtings Friday morning after
lf- "nd'ng the past few days hro with
"or ja.ents, Mr. and Mr. Walter
V.'r rren
i Clia". Steward went to Lincoln Tuo
d y momlnsr to ond a few dayi at-
t'-ndinc tho anrtial meetinir of Organ
ize I AeTu'iilture 1-cinjr held these dur
j:v; lh , we-k.
, Ly!e Ilairis returned to Wheeler,!
Kaasiis, Tucfl.l y morninff on trajn 15
Ittftrr sncndlng the pat couple 0f
iv.Qpk here v sit'njr with hi parents
trnd with friend".
j ?lij! i ljuk Cr w nnd b'ly arrived
hem Wfcdno diy mrrnin on tetn W
t - "" w
from their home In Republican XXty
Richard Brommer Shot
on Christmas Evening
I'oilOU Ihtf M srl iS (it fblllll V !,
Ricliiird l)i oiiiuii'r, ot 1 iisiutou, was
Ivi.led almost iiisliiutly ty a rnxolvcr
hol iii'tir the heart on Chr s tin its oven
i iir- II st'cins llint there liud lieeu
consideiuble qiiuielliir between them,
tl.ey tulthitr opiohitu hlduh in different
iilluiisof the ueichliorhnod, one epce
ia ly lieliu; u lioo.u chsu winch beuiiied
to precipitate the i est of the quarrel
i Brnuitiier war prep.uiiiK' to Iciivm
the house, and (juve a rurher crnslvo
and curl, iiiitivwu to Mis. Broininer
w!ien shi) iislted him ulieto hu was
KoIhk He hud pits-ed tlnu the kitelieu
into tlie Ih'iI iooiii and on retutuin to
Ho outside witi met by Mrs. Hroinmer,
wtio HcuiadiiiK to reioits of tint ulV.iir
sliut liiui, the lOje.ir old datinhUT
boiiiK tlie only witnes".
Aftei the shuutiiiK, Mif, Broiiiiuorj
. bybtene n nnd it us wl'h dllllcnil-'
t that her littlu daughter could pui.j
huhUo lur to surretidur. Siuco that duy
she Ims been unable to bonri'HUged for
triii, and is hold pending furl In-r
ac Jon, nt ttio coun.y jail Funi-iul
servico for Mr. liioinmer were ht'i.i
I VYidnitday nf lei noon at Kuusiutfiuu.
suiltb (uunty Journal.
'Plie HrouiuiiTH wcro tonnm- reidout.
iu the vicinity of Rod Cloud.
KODAK
DEALER
E. fl Newhouse
RED CLOUD
NEBR.
LMii'MbYjum.-Tti&xHtwirwxfittX'KrsitJiiii-j: ctrjnisamnacrttm &MtKi,m-7xvu
ttflrTcwinn
iLiriliCii'Hi 1
Having opened a shop in the TRINE HARDWARE
store, I am now ready to do your
Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Work
at reasonable prices-guaranteeing first-class work
manship and courteous service.
GIVE ME A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED
ART NELSON
At Trine's Hardware
imrJMarmummniuutMintMUiunit:mmtMiMBtaxirtMlwtrihiurmiu'l
,1. .!. . l..n. ....wi . .i.i. il n iii.-w.iwi. im ill i
M ft
Grace Church Ntgi
Fiiht SujidHy uft'T Hplpbmiy
xiudny .suticol at 10 &. u
I'loiy Cotnoiuaiou ut ll u m.
t 1.3U ji. en. a Hpetiul orviL.o .vlll i o
U id at hn U tie l.oAutifiii kU n
"ihoO.ner Wimj M4fi" tie H i.
DvUe will lie tead by ttov,
Hess Stock and Poultry Remedies
A
of,
fr a few daa vl.it vlth her parents U di4U
Mr. and Mrs. Btioup.
',-, it rt-Ti Bbrrn wh a a sen
f,."r to Fiirbury Wedne dv morning
ot tva'n 10 where she will upend a
f f ('ev.i visitinfy w'th her r'flnts'
Mr and Mr. A. S. Rinhop.
Mf. Verna Tr'no returned to Lin
coln Tuesday to resume hor stui'ios
at tho state university after upending
tlie holidays horo with her parents,
Mr. and Mvh. G. W. Trine.
rfr Vuu i
iiuji I
Appcoprlam ong will be eQtig
Mr. ilnrdiuttu read the aboe- t-tory
la t Epiwliuuy i'du a.ul a iuuut't,r f
puaplrequiitid lii m to repeat the
st r Ice tbl year. Tho boui of i;M lei
! '4
,ui
cboien o , n6t to.
other diurch Htu'viue,
ttiterfore with
--
Chaa. Pichlcr has
p?siticn with the W.
CJothing Co.
Wligucd his Y
G. Hamilton I
Arojihe Betl in the market and are Fully Guaranteed
HESS PANACEA
will keep your hens in health and make them lay
HESS LICE POWDER
KilU Lice on Fowl and Animals
HESS STOCK TONIC
! for all kinds of animals. Also Roup Remedy, Heavs Powden, Dulem- '
per Remedy, Cvllc Rwn.Uy, Vv c:i: '.'o vd-r and Hog Worm Kemedy J
Try Them and be Convinced h
CHAS. L. C0TTING, The Druggi8t 1
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