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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1923)
f;&ia oLWttJ'.irifBiuiKA? cmzr -n. - THE REDCLOUD CHIEF Red Cloud, Nebraaka. UI3LISHED KVEKY TIIUK8DAT Get your Auto Tops and Curtains Fixed Up for Cold Weather All Kinds of New Tops put on Priced Right LEE R. WALKER Harness and Saddlery 2 Doors South of Farmers Union. y Intcrod In the I'OAtofficc nt Itcrt Cloud, Nob fin tieconri CIom Matter1 A. B. McARTHUR, Editor and Owner i Advertising Rates r 15c an H Foreign, per column inch Local. I2J4&15 EAGLE rftffiSJi) MJjur YELLOW PENCI L KtiatAicrr.cMUDAo othlaiouhtwis VJZ&0 noiiHfic RED BAND V made .by II , tAGLEPMCL CO. NEWYORKM.S.Ar the world PHONE YOUR COAL imioi:nix hosikky LOCAL ITEMS OF The THIRTY YEARS AGO D I bl ORDER TO m FARMERS' ELEVATOR Bell Phone 29 L;- Ind. Phone 12 HE 3d IT Kodak as you go All roads lead to pictures and pictures lead to our Kodak counter. Finishing service that pleases, and Kodak Film in any sie are here for your use. Autographic Kodaks $6.J0 up". E. H. NEWHOUSE Jeweler and Optometrist BbW AaBV mBva 4bbv M w$J OSfm mtK AaM sbH&bIBE'bbb IvIem (1bb1bb1bb1bb1bb1HE-!SSS91 BSjS 3BB irsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrJ Hsrsff MB BBfcSMMsPy 'BBBBaTJBB TWlEsS6JkJBi HbhBhIB' ' JuBBBm jtLtJsb1LtJB BnbaS?9JIRR'JHH "Bl 'HaH CteBBTBBBBBinHlfJBBrBBBBBBTlH' ! vS3 BBKliBBVEil HHEiSBBaEJl v9HHHHHK , James Peterson Is taking In thestnlc llr this week. M. S. Marhh went to Chicago Satur- diiy, leaving AUlaliisha'inaiiagcrorthc all team The niotlier of N. U. Wagoner, livina six miles boutb of town, died Saturday night. The interment took place on Sunday. Fmnk Crowden nnd Hugh Miner rJdo from CowleB to Rod Cloud 11 dis tince of ten miles In thirty-throe min utes, last btimiay, no team in the coun ty could make it in that time. Cllir Pope returned from u trip west on Friday Wright Thornburg went to see the Cherokee btrlp Tuesday. Editor Talt, of The Chief foroe, was taking in the State Fair this week Miss Cora Kaley was visiting in Rlv- erton this week. Mrs. Earner was attending the state fair this week. The new bank, which will be opened for business October 2nd, will be run under the name of the "People's Bank" and Is officered by the following vjell; known gentlemen: President J. . L. Miner; Cashier Walter Sherwood; Assistant Cashier Hugh Miner tr. 20 YEARS AGO Al Ualusha was in Cm nil Island ibis week Paul Popo visited his parents this week. (Jinnt IMier of Superior spent Sun day in town. Jim Cather returned Sunday from a bliort trip to Lincoln. Sherwood Albright is home from Illndeu for n few days. Herbert Cook is home for a short visit, after which h leaves for Mexico. George Lindsay's Galloways captur ed ten first prizes and eight second prizes at the state fair last week. i One of the most shocking tragedies In the history of this section of the country since the Indian massacres oc curred Tuesday night in Smith county, Kansas, about thirteen miles southwest! of Red Cloud. Two women and a Jglrl of thirteen years lie dead as .a resulpf the iUBane passion of one man for the. i - . i The victims of this tragedy are Mrs.. Eliza Payne.'aged 57, whose husband H. H. Payne, died last April; her daughter, Mrs. Eda Williamson, aqed' 31, and Mrs. Williamson's daughtj-,t Mattle, aged 12. All the evidence points to Thomas Madison, a farm hand in the employ of Elmer Spurrier, -as the perpetrator of the terrible crime. m. m 10 YKARS AGO Comfort, Economy and Efficiency .t OMFORT for it means a cool kitchen. 4 yS Economy for it wastes no fuel. You burn " - kerosene oil onjy when you need it. Efficiency for a Florence Oil Stove is easy and quick of operation and every bit of heat is concentrated close under the cooking. Come in and let our salesmen show its many good points. We Give S. & H. Green Savin gs Stamps With All Cash Sales. Our public schools started Monday with an enrollment of f75. Howard Foe of Lincoln is spondlng the week in this city visiting his par ents. Lelland Caldwell left Tuesday for Great Falls, Montana whore he will register at the land drawing. Miss Dessie Taylor left the first of the week for Boulder, Colorado where she is attending the state university. Father Fitzgerald and sister return ed the Drat of the week from. Colorado points where they bad been enjoying a short outing. Hurry Buckles, Ira Wolfe and T K. McArthur autoed to Franklin Wednes day aud took in the Franklin County Fair. Frank Huffer who thrashed on Mon day reports that his oats averaged 57 bushels per acre. John flasselbacker, who also thrashed the same day re ports a record of 53 bushels per acre. Ben McFarland, Fred Temple, .las' Ryan and Dan Pumroy of, Rivertonloft Monday evening for Glasgow and Great Falls, Montana where they intend to participate in Uncle Sam's big land drawing on the 2lst 0. C. Teel went up to Trenton Tues. day where ho adjusted a lire loss for one of tho insurance companies of which he Is local agent. Autumn Days Have Come A store of bright, lovely merchandise awaits you at Stein Bros. Co. Indian Summer, the season of brilliant hues revealed in beautiful things to wear, is here and many hours of delight can be spent in strolling through the many departments of this institution beholding the new things that are in demand for fall. These Chilly Nights Warrant the use of warm bed coverings. Is your stock com plete? Are the little tots warm? Beautiful blankets and comforts on display on the first floor, east. The Canning Season Is on again and we are surely glad there is plenty for all. to can and preserve. The necessities can be had in our basement hard ware section. There are preserv ing kettles, buckets, dishpans and everything you might want. LISTEN MEN Surely you will agree with us that our men's department is most com plete in every detail, if you have once seen it. The new models in suits and overcoats for fall are now selling and the prices are quite remarkable too. And those Keith and Stetson hats Most of the fall hats are of sheared velour and their good looks are extraordinary. THE WOMEN'S APPAREL department on the second floor holds many a surprise for you ladies. The most popular garment for fall is the coat dress. The new coats are elegunt, and here is a wide variety of styles. Ribbon is a strong feature this season on both wearing apparel and millinery. NOW YOU KIDDIES don't forget to remind mother that the next time you come to Hastings not to forget that sweater, dress, coat or pair of shoes you were talking about the other day., Schqol has started now and soon old Jack Frost will set in and you will need those things badly. A 1 ONE PRICE TO SLL VfffMBBMm WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ill I'ICTOIUAIj ItKVICW PATTWINS CHRISTIAN and Trine's Hardware Store m'-1 (i. V. Docrinir, who was taken sic:; oho year ngo Saturday while working the second trick at the depot, ami has since been In Kansas with relatives, lesumed woik Saturday afternoon. K, T. Harrington who lias been working this job, goes on first while J. D. Hoxseyjs taking a ten day vacation in St. Joe. "TeHch me good judgement kuowledge; For I have believed in Thy Command. ments." All school people who have not yet established a church home in Red Cloud are cordially invited to the Cnristian Church. In the rush of school life one frequently forgets that the spiritual life must be nourished as well as the Intellectual to produce the normal life It was said of the youth who was the only perfect man the world has ever seen: "And Jesus ad vanced in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man". The Missionary Soolety met at the Parsonage Friday afternoon with near ly all members and two visitors prcs entj" The study of the Negro course was finished. Next month we begin the study of Japan which should prove exceedingly interesting as the eyes of the world are focused upon her at present. We are glad to welcome the County Sunday School Convention to our church October 1 and 2. The program will probably be printed. Tho Ludtcb' Aid have extra work and arc glad to welcome visitors at their meetings every Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. J. Pope's. Oscar Henry, the new Burlington roundhouse foreman, arrived hero ,'rom Denver Thursday morning on No. 1C and took immediate chavgo of the woik here. Mr. and Mrs. Hauck will spend n couple of weeks in Cor feyville, Kansas with their folks be fore going to Denver. UNDERTAKING The I. T. Amack Undertaking Co. Auto Hearse in Connection Licensed Embalmer Best Service to Others Means Real Happiness to Oarelve 4 . . I. BOTH PHONES RED CLOUD. NEB t'VWAAAAArVVWUAAMMMVAVVArAArV ANNOUNCEMENT T Webster County "Bank WE WISH to announce that we have opened up a Wr ings department in our bank foitheuse of thechild ren, adults and every one. Thrift and saving 'is something that has been neglected. We kindly invite you to take advantago 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'we are. for both. Bank with us and you can bank on us. We welcome every child in the qommunity to become a customer of this new departments THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK r 4 y