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4 Newspaper That Gives The News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year For
VOLUME 5J
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. JANUARY 25. lUUIi
NUMBER 1.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES
County Extension Agent Homy
R. Fnuseh.)
Grace Church Notes
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Here is the Opportunity for Men to save
money on the things that are nectary r.t oil
times of the year.
I MENS SUITS and OVERCOATS
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Including Hart Schatter St Mar;
High Grade Wakes.
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BRADLEY SWEATERS V?. price
WOOL SHIRTS 33 OFF
'SHOES I BUCKLE
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3BER BOOTS -. $3.50 E
iL SpeciaLEsdudicii on Wirier-Underwear l'
j Special on Quling Night Gowns, Pajamas !$
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.1..'UTER COUNr A'l rENVER
STO li S"0V
J.' -enloon priao ea:lu;cd by lhun
iltin r. rur,A nl "c vcv . follows:
".! c aipirns, 2 f rut, 2 eeom'.s, 4
. llii i , 1 fourth, J f 7th, 2 .ixth.s, i
lo'st':, t clevoulh and 1 Uvcluh.
I In tin usliibit was a bt'r iw rai.ed
i hy Jcurtty Gmim!s ionr E. J. Cox
vh:.h v s sold to Armour Company
l.-.r 27 cents r-or pcu.ul. lie weighed
S00 po ukIh, Mr. Cox bought : ome
bro ! sows in the Hamilton & K.usch
v1lo la t Kebruavy tral aVod liogH
for the ma kol.
Two barrown in tho exhibit wore
raicil by Allen Vnuyhn (JuMe Hock,
a pljc club niembi'i who al o bought
his ow in tho s.lcand thoy were
gocd c lough to win second anil third.
A '..artv rJfted by Eujxonc White
ii'.clher pig club Inenlbc won third.
'' barrow wa a litter i.'ato to tho
bear r-'tf !n(l fo'11' tr'lR wh:ch he
V.owctl at tho fair. and wen ?l?0 in
oiize on.
There bcJiK c nsie'e able ciiicihtn
p;-s.cd out o. the type of ho;;: tl at
our pu o brod breeder- n thi County
are vai.in.lmt after winiung the
bilj"u,ia (KiL b.rrow at Denvij
UjrU M-IH hl;U -lack, gov,
Tho chani'pioii Duroc barrow :old
,'or 25 cent?. The chi imilon Ham
shir'? sold for 18 crnt . per poun:!.
Legion Banquets Friends
HoptuiiKfsiiuit Sunday, lamuiry
Unndnj School ui 10 a. tu.
Morning JsiTVli'u at II u. in.
W'spi'th at l:!50 p. in.
Tlib Church desires to bt ti-f ill to
all pu'npht in tho ootiimunity. Y u
liiivu )ot1iaiH, physical, monil, spirit
ml; lgt ns liulp you solve them.
Re-elects Board of Directors
Tlio I'Wnit'iN ITnioii C').()pi'railv
AsMii'iiUl.ill of Ki'il Cloud hold their
titilliuil liiiol ili In tile I. (). (). l' hull
lust, 'l'liiirsfluv. A lurn iiuiiilr of
Miicliliolili'i s vviru piesuiit. tu liciir tho
reports of the ntllct'i'H and iniuiiiors.
Tlio t'loviitor iniidu a net ptollt of
&,Sl)S.i-J and tho Urn $(17V.0 for tlio
piist yiar. II II. Orowell, John Ityiuj.
Ccui-go Ainno.lt, Kd (lordon and M I)
Cornrr wore re-ohete I us llmHonrd of
Uirielois.
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OPENING OF NEW
FUNERAL HOME
Two Fires
Last Week.
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Tailored Brassieres Needed for
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Oraaikre
0j The trim outlines of some of
the new little basque Jrocks re
quite a surface absolutely smooth
beneath.
ty A number of new brassieres
adapted to this purpose are now
exhibited.
CJ Our corsetiercs will be glad
ro fit them for you.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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Webster County Bank
WE WISH to announce that wc have opened up a sav
ings department in our bank for tho use of the 'child
ren, adults and every one. Thrift and saving is
something that has been neglected..
Wo kindly unite you to take advantage of this sav
ings idea and make this your banking home with your
savings no matter how smalt, you arc alwas welcome.
A saver is a hu.stler and we arc for both. Bank' with
us and you can bank on us.
Wo welcome every child in the community to become
a customer c f this now dfpdVtnii'nt.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
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Un of the most onjoyaMo events of
the senMin wus stuped at Hie 1. O. O !'.
bill last l'm!.iyrf-i'Hiiif at whluli tlu.i."
the. Ainei'timu Leg-tun meinbeisaud their
KUi-sts ii-spoiidi'il to ii.vlttitioUH to lie
preaellt at a Imi.qoet. '
At tl'lit o'clock Hie Hih School Ui'
ohastiu coiuaieiiued pluyliiK while, din
nor wiii bt'in -ervud. tne iiiusiu buitiK
of thuir usual (,'ood;pinluv. 'I'ho ban
quet, wlueli wiibprepnicd,by Coinr.ules
li. 11 UeuU and Ularc Pope, was a (jood
ono and they leueivod "eonsld-ralile
praise on their ability as uoolts which
prove I to their buddies that they could
serve lietter chow thtn the old army
"alum".
Commander It. S. Martin was in
charge of the program which consisted
of selections by the MuloQ.mrtot, read
itiKh by .Mrs. lluoitfo Kalley and solus
by Mrs F. It. HiiKhos. 13ch ami every
niiuiber was well rendered and they
were encired several times. This event.
clocd with a dance at the Auditorium
Recital at Garfield Church
January 2f, lO'J.'l, 7:110 p. tu.
No Kxcour.s
tsouff Hy CoiiKrecnllon.
Invocation -Vocal
Ouct--"llarearollc." From
Tales of llotVumn. Musdames Gellatly
and Hughes
HoadliiK .Selected. Mrs. Kailey.
Vocal Solo-"The Day Is IJadcd".
Mrs. Gellatly
Siixaphonti
Spring Song.
Vocal Solo-
Mrs. Hughes.
Heading Sulected Mrs. Kailey
Vocal Solo Selected. Mr, h. A
Wagoner
Vocal Sulo "iluhotiera" from Car.
num. Mrs. Hughes.
UBmUntfvSolaotert- Mr. Kailey. ;
Voeal Solo "Mr Aih . Folk." Mt,
Gelliitly.
Ylolln S0lo"Knlwl8k'J, My. J. Yi
HeU.
Vowl Duet-MHHik. Uark My onl
Mi)tna UtUtly hd.1 llixhw,
Ort'tH'Inif.
UbiibUicI on
Thpril iy nibr about eleven o'clooh
tl.rt lro, l'-loiiing to Sid IVterooii,
resldltig In the ilrst ward, and the run.
teats. w i e totally de-troyed by Hie,
which origin ii unknown. Mr. ainl
Alrs.fl'ctemoit had retired and did not
ltn'yl of tho fire n.niil- afUr. ftit of
ttittTO'lhboi'bad' di.-overj,l it aitd
ajH)tjtlrthtn; Tub Ur?jiiilVjnt
.Sisuli headway that ir vns Impossible
to snvn tho fltrUctiire anil cnmeqiif ntjy
his Upo track which iva. in the bru
was also doHtmyoil. lr. IVtTson
canlod honia ilisiiranca on the barn
and truck
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We Itave leased the Strobl resi
dence on West Fourth Avenue,
and have refited and converted
the same into a
MODERN FUNERAL HOME
Arc Licensed in
NEBRASKA & KANSAS
Calls Answered Promptly
DAY OR NIGHT
SCHAAF & TURNER
Boll SO
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AUTO HEARSE
?nd. 120;
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Solo "Mendelasolii"
Jlr. Harold Whltakor.
'I,oad Me All The Waj''
Haturday afteruoou the fire depart,
ment was ealkd to the home of Mrs
Orout to (lisMtiguWTr o ,IiIhk which
statted ftom an oil stove in the
Ultelien, and which did oons'derable
ibiinngo to the re-hlence and espoeliillv
to the Ultelien. Clark Ulevetis tiwlts
the hoiiie.
Looses Hogs hy Cholera
Perh"ps the hat nest streak il' lw-k
that, has hit around IhiH section in
years, has visllMl itself upon .loe Dvor
acek during the past ten days. It was
some two weeks ago he ordered curs to
ship out the fat hogs he was buying.
The railroad company wan unable to
furnish them and so .loe just had to
keep tltoin, which he did, out. at his
rauoli south of town. He albo kept on
buying. When tie had 800 head of fat
bogs on hand out at the ranch, hog
cholera made its appearance. Some
body had brought him In a dose. It has
proved to be the genuine old fashioned
variety and takos them last.. In fact
sixty-ilvo to Hoventy a day has been
rate they have been dying and great
pyres of dead hogs havo been burned
dally. 3 oi! hasn't any hopes of Having
any of the 800 head. He estimates his
loss mound 47,000 and till because tho
railroad company uould not supply him
cars. It's it .i.lghty bard jolt, for it ic
prefcents n real outlay of cash, for tho
begs ho has been losing are fat hogH
bought for tho nurkot. There Is nnth
ing for Joe to do but grin and bear It
Sympathy abounds overywhero for hint,
but that dooKii't make up for tho ilium
eial lost that is staggering. He would
lllte to llud the fellow however, who
loaded him up with sick hogs. Ho
would teach hint a teal Usukiii that ho
would never forgot. lilac Hill Leader.
J. U Elliilger and Jobh Ypt wer
lit Colby, Kti., tills, w$k7". ',
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Howard llauchiu), of tJuidn Itook,
''peiitaundrty.nUlit wij) MitHJfc Ml.
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Watch
Jewelry
Clock
Let Us Make That Old Piece of Jewelry Into An
UP-TO-DATE RING, PIN OR BROOCH
KODAK
DEALER
E. H. Newhowse
RED CLOUD
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CqwIm rtutufcd home tlit tttonilug
.... .i....,..,i... un ....... -i.i-u ...in ram Katituu i-tir wnerv-iiivy "
UttclOBPHttd hotly ootMta nj tUwk iju tbn wurkiiu
will be pUy,d KrldaV . iliil ft Un(J -c ' '"" ' ."'
loual uouit Hi the hltfh Jcbo)) g jrwli-) Tn tt4 Cluud FAjior Uuloit fcocal
Lim. wlion tlm (at ' bnva fiml olrla ' will mt at t li t. 0 "0 If. halt; Ft'!-
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team of OiiluV Itook (uu vt' to oom-' day, January Sflth. Tliero Ul b a
t.st vlUi tho high hcliuol tiMiuis of this pioraui and nport of scoretmy nN"
place. state convention report.
GROCERY ITEMS
That Are Appetizing At This
Season Of The Year
SIMNACH-WKIISTEHS IJKST NO. 2 CANS GOOD QUALI
TY -... '- - - I'Kll CAN 20c
STRING BEANS PALLAS BRANDOUT WAX A VERY GOOD
QUALITY AND A BARGAIN AT THE' PRICE PER CAN....18c
PALLAS BRAND-GREEN STRING BEANS SOLID PACK
AND A GOOD QUALITY PER CAN 20c
CURTICE BRAND CUT REFUGEE BEANS A VERY FINK
QUALITY BEAN .. - . - PER CAN 25c
CURTICE BRAND WHOLE ROUND WAX BEANS. THE
VERY BEST QUALITY ABSOLUTELY STRINGLESS
.'. ...v ... ..- PER CAN S5i
PUMPKIN PALLAS BRAND A NIOE GOLDEN YELLOW
PUMPKIN SOLID PACK LARGE CANS - 1&
PUMPKIN PUNCH BRAND A BRAND WE ARE SURE YOU
WILL LIKE LARGE CAN ...-....... 20c
PUM"KIN G'URTICK BRA-STRICi'LY A NEW JERSEY
.PUMPKIN-TIIE VERY BEST PACKED NO. 2 CANS 20c
KP.OLT PUNCH BRAND PACKED FROM WISCONSIN HOL
LAND CABBAGE-NO. 3 CANS --L, . 20
KROUT PUNCH BRAND NO.' 2 CANS -il. -. iCc
-: cv.wvrrr. that you will be jUtibfjbd with
ANY OF THE ABOVE ITEMS.
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