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j' j' " ' , For Treasurer ' , . . ' .
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: ! 1 Gertrude Jordan ' , : , ; . . . . ; . ; . . - ; . : rj . ; ; ' . ; . . : " . . . . . . . . 852 I
I I E. 13. QuibleV. " . . . . : ' ' < ? } " " . . . . 631 I
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! Axlamson. . ' . \ . ' .W. : > ; " T- . ' . . .794
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II i Kreycik.- : . . . .s. . ' . . . . . . 597
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Junod . . . . . . . . . . . . . h , . . . . 699 t
McDaniel . . . . . : . . , . . , . . . . 686
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Mrs. L. N. Layport left this I
; ; , morning for Marshalltown , Iowa , I
on an extended visit.
: . Mrs. W. " ' 4r . Wells and daught-
er Sarah are visiting in Ewing !
I i . this week with Sam Green and
: family.
Mrs. E. M. Jeffers and daught
' . er Mrs. Webb departed Wednes
day : for St. Francis Kan. for a
, / ' . ' visit with Dr. Jeffers and wife. I
, Mrs. , Yo S. Jackson entertained
' . a party of friends Halloween.
1 W. D Rickets of Eli , John M. :
Uehling of Goose Creek , Dan
. ' . Sears of Kennedy , and J. F.
, . ' . Young of Cody brought in the
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. Mrs. Frank Brayton entertain-
r- : ed a number of ladies Wednesday
. v\ E . evening at Five Hundred. A very
f.f : pleasant evening was ' . enjoyed , in-
- . * . ( cluding a splendid luncheon. Mrs.
! : M. -Nicholson won the prize.
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t t , Dr. L. Marann of Ainsworth
tand Miss Viola Brosius were mar-
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; \ ried Wednesday evening by Judge
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. ' \ Quigly at the home of the brides
: mother. ' They left for Ainsworth
, on the night train. THE DEMO :
, : _ CRATextends .its congratulations. I
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.t . entertained a party
r - ofyoung people last Saturday
evening in the L. C. Sparks'
. 'iz : : c. .1 latindryand . . ? - thence took a trip
_ . , down the alleys and to the grave
= : - yard , where de hob goblins , jack
o' lanterns and spooks seemed . a. . I
' . predominating feature. '
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. A Ipartyof . 21 'Valentine ladies
- went to 'Wood Lake last Friday
_ night.to a-Hoyal Neighbors Hollo-
een party , They had a , deli htful
time and all say ! that the Wood
Lake people are royal entertain-
ers. . The program , 'was _ excellent
and the- banquet - following unex-
. . CE lIed. '
Judge Harrington at a special
term of court held today sentenced
, Wm. L. Dillon to two years in
the pen for embezzlement on a
plea of guilty. George Brewer
, , pottwo. . years : . for horse stealing. !
Grant , . . \Vari' b was given two
years for disposing of mortgaged
- property , and , "Ralph Ellis the
. man who took-EIva Beauchamp to
. Kansas with him ; , was sentenced
to three . years on the charge of
rape , each pleading . guilty.
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'The citizen i who praises his own
town.
The citizen who encourages . local
enterprises. . *
The citizen who helps along home
improvements.
The citizen who patronizes the
home merchants.
The citizen who gets his job print-
ing done in his own town. '
That man's THE TOWX BOOST-
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Geo. . J. ; Gaskill is running a
dray r ancl l delivery.
John Stedifor has been in' town
the past two weeks with his wife
visiting her parents.
Fred Cumming : sold the white ,
mill team and wagon to Mac : :
Cramer who will now do the haul-
ing for the mill.
The election seems to have been
a republican election. It is , not
the people's choice in such cases
but rather party enthusiasm. '
Thoroughbred Hereford Sale.
The attention of our readers is
called to the public sale of the Brook-
mont Herefords at O'Neill , ' Nebr. ,
Thursday , Nov. 18 , 1909. There will
be 40 head of Hereford cattle in this
sale. The best of blood lipes are
represented and cattle ' of pronounced
individual merit. : Those of our read-
ers that have followed Hereford his-
tory for the labt 20 years are familiar
with this herd of cattle. Some of the
best sires ot the breed have been used
in building this herd-and it is con-
ceeded that Brookmont Farm has one
of the greatest collections : of Here-
ford cattle in the United States
They are making this sale O'Neill
'on ' account of having surplus of
cattle on hand and with a desire to
get acquainted with and extend their
trade among the breeders and farm
ers of Nebraska. This will , undoubt-
edly , be the most desirable bunch of
Hereford cattle sold in the state of
Nebraska tbie fall , Cows , Heifers and :
bulls. Ask for a catalog which can
be had by addressing either Cooks
Brookmont Farm , Odfbolt , la. , or
i R W. Barclay Mason City , la. , the
Auctioneer in charce of the sale.
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By , "l 1 JJKTHA . H : I.7.y.n. "
Ada Pike was absent Monday. ?
Earl Farrel absent ; ; :
- was Mon
day. , / . .
, Leona Herman entered 'High
School .Monday. . "
- Joe Herman entered the second c ! I
grade" on Monday.
Emma Herman entered the
sixth grade Monday. ;
The sixth grade _ pupils are
studying m measurements.
Helen Hornby is again in school
after , absence of one week. '
Prof. Bettenga leaves Wednes ;
" day ' to attend the Teachers . Associ-
ation.
Thirty-two in the second ; * pri
mary received perfect attendence
certificates.
Twenty-three the ninth grade
were neither absent nor tardy
during October.
The German class now have
their readers and are ve.ry . . much
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pleased with them. , ,
Two new pupils Odda and Ma-
ble Spain entered the fourth : and
fifth grades this week.
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The program was well attended
Friday afternoon. We all hope
we may have another in a ' - short
time.
During the month of OctoLer
there were twenty-three'j'upils '
that were neither absent nor , . tar-
dy in the grammer room.v >
Margrefc Lewis \ and Gladys
Kay la have left school. Margret
going to Xeligh and Gladys to
Sioux City wheVe they will attend
school.
The ninth grade are busy : stud.\ -
ing and pondering ! ' over a ' buffalo
head trying to * find out all about
it. Better ask them concerning :
their progress.
. Teacher ( In Geometry ) ) - " "You
may , if you wish , consider a cir-
cle a polygon , . . whose sides are
but single points. "
Kat.hleen-"But . you canit see
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the I points.
Teacher - - - "Maybe you can't. ;
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Wednesday of last week the
Ninth grade invited the re'dt . of
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The best food for those who work
with hand or brain is never high
priced. j i ) *
The best example of this is found ' in
Quaker Oats. It stands . at th i , top
among foods that supply nourishment
and vigor ; without taxing 'the ' diges
tion , and yet it is the least expensive .
food one can eat.
This _ great food value and low ; cost
make it an ideal food for familieswho ;
want to get the greatest good . from .
what they eat. "
'Laborers , factory or farm hands , fed
plentifully on Quaker pats will , work
better and with less fatigue than if
fed on almost any other kind of food.
All of these facts were : proved , and
very interesting information . about
human foods were gathered by .Pro
fessor Fisher of Yale University in
1908. In addition to the regular pack.
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age Quaker Oat , is ' packed in large
sized family packages either with ' or
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the High school to meet "The
Ghosts , Goblins , and Green
Squashes/7 _ _ This ; they .gladly
consented to do. - Upon arriving
at the meeting place , Friday eve-
ning , thoy were loaded into hay
racks , and finally landed at the
home 0 f1 : r. and Mrs. House on
the North Table. Ghosts con-
ducted them into the house where"
they were welcomed by a witch. I
The room was lighted by Jack 0' ,
. .Lanterns and then numbers were I
given out , and , as they were call-
ed , each person went outside. A
ghost led them around to a small
cellar window. Through this
they all had to crawl. They went
down into a spookey cellar. Here
were skeletons in the corners
which made your blood run cold
and your hearts jump into r your
mouth as bats greeted you now I
and then. You wondered what
was coming next , -but you had not
long to wait as a ghost soon took
you up a ladder and onto the gar-
ret roof. Then , crawling into the
window again- frighten
you were . - : !
ed by more ghosts and bats. How
thankful you were when you at
last reached the ground and were
on your way to the gypsy tent to
have your fortune told. After
everyone had gone through all the
daring feats they were very
thankful when the refreshments
were served. The Freshmen did
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I and their manner of serving. The
J High school is very glad for a I
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; class of such royal entertainers. .
ba considered of their numbers.
I have for sale 20 head
of ' pure bred Shropshire
and Ramboulette Rams.
Am closing out and will
sell cheap. D. A. Han
cock . Wood Lake , Nebr. ; :
250 Good Stories :
The Youth's Companion abounds
in stirring stories of adventure
and heroism. One may describe
an escape from accidental N ril ,
another a strange encounter with
wild creat.ures-man or beast. :
Many of these stories are true
as to facts , and only disguised as '
to names and places. A score or
more of ' such stories will be pu b-
lished during 1910 in addition to
nearly 200 cthers-250 good stor-
ies in :3.11 , and no two alike. And
this is not counting ' the serial
stones , which is believed will be
considered-by : all Compariion read-
ers as .the best The Companion .
has ever- published. , .
Every new subscriber will find
it of special advantage to send at
once the $1.75 for the new 1910
Volume. Not only does he get ;
the beautiful 1 ' "Venetain" Calen-
dar.for ; 1910 , lithographed in .thir -
teen colors and gold , but all the
issues of The Companion for the
remaining weeks of 1909 from the
time the subscription is received. :
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