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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14

men may differ widely in tier
doctrines and creeds, these are but
secondary to the great purpose and
end Of Christianity. Based on the
fundamentals We have a growing
unity. OF this we have a local ILL.,
ustration. A recent survey reveal.
ed the fact that the Congregational
Church Of this city has in its con-
stituency, representatives Of twelve
different denominations.
These people worship together
in love and labor together in peace.
All have found q common ground
Of fellowship. This same miracle
is being demonstrated in other
communities as well. And miracle
it is, for ffty years ago it would
have been impossible to accomplish
and not meny generations ago,
the attempt to herd representatives
of twelve different sects into
common fold would have brought
about bloodshed. Does net this
accomplishment demonstrate
progressive Church? Does this
bespeak failure? To the narrow
denominationalist, perhaps it may,
but not to the intelligent student
OF life.
This unity, this breaking down
Of denominational lines, has been
made possible by emphasizing the
fundamentals of religion rather
than the non. essentials. Unity is
accomplished by challenging men
to live life, rather than to sub
scribe to a creed. Such spiritual
emphasis cannot be other than
one Of the triumphs of the Chuch.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14

Helena March 0GNnN Stewart This afternoon bills providing
Wba Clay an and Whnand countless which assembly
session. His action based consideration three the legislation Fhahs
sttonady Of the Second the the pSngs the Ns Third the existing Leighton
law under which counties may formed vote the people.
WhaW now work towards formation the county vote the Boost for the
county and stand pat New county certainty and will
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14
A Series Of
Lenten Lectures

At the Congregational Church
next week Passion week. the min.
lister will deliver series Of Lenten
Lectures. The services will open
at even-thirty O'Clock each eve
ming aid will be Of devotional
nature appropriate to the season.
Special music will be arranged.
The lectures and dates are as foil
ows:
Sunday evening: "Iudas Iscari-
OF: One Of the Riddles of Human
History
Tuesday evening: Simon Pet.
er: The Great Denial"
Wednesday evening: "Barabbas
svs-Jesus: Revolutionistys Regen-
orator.
Thursday evening: Simon the
Cyrenian: The Man from the
Country"
Friday evening; "Golgotha
Ancient and Modern
Sunday evening: The Question
of the Ages
The object of these lectures is
present an opportunity of Lenten
Meditation for the Protestant
people Of this community. In
each case the theme will be delt
with in a spiritual rather than doc.
trinal sense. Members of all
churches are invited to join in this
commemoration of the last week
of the Masters life.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14
BUSINESS HINTS

Credit should be looked after
more closely than cash.
A sign hung in conspicuous
place in a store at Lawrence read
MAN is made of dust. Dust set
ties. Are you q man?
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14
GOVERNOR |MPERS0NATES GEO. WASHING ION!

ern USED Little 6t b Bill Passed By the and Also
Everyone PandHe
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14

Eva Wills spent Sunday at
Beach visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Mike Powers. She return
ed the same evening.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-03-14

There would be fewer failures if
there were fewer men blocking the
way to their own success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
Champ EnIiehtens the House,


Speaker Champ Clark startled the
house during the consideration Of the
conference report on the Sherwood
service pension bill by saying from the
chair:
II have 1t. al unde, that President
Taft will sign this bill II We get It to
him today" .t
The bill was agreed to and hurried
to the White House. Then friends
crowded around Mr.. Clark
what does ALLEY unde' mean?" de.
manded Representative Victor Muir.
dock. II know some Latin. but I
never heard Of that before.", n -
"Yes. it's Latin" announced Mr..
Clark. 1T means outside of the rec.
ord I learned in a roundabout way
that President Taft is going to leave
the city this afternoon and that he
was waiting to sign this bill. II he
does not 400 or 500 aged soldiers might
die before he Is back"
1T means grapevine in Ozark Ian.
guage." some one suggested.
Exactly" said the speaker. -
Then the gathering fell into a dis-
cussion OF Latin quotations. and the
speaker demonstrated that he knew
more about Horace. Cato and Virgil
than all tho rest.-Washington Core.
spondence Boston Transcript.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
Didn't Seem 20 Suit Him,

Bobbie, aged four. had always play.
ed with older boys and consequently
had picked up much slang. Recently
his mother had punished him by CIV.
Ing him q spanking. A little later.
still weeping, he came to his mother
and said: Mother. don't you love me
at all any more!" "Why. yes. Bobby.
why? well. don't think that
stunt you pulled Oh Just now looks
much like It." ra
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24

A special examination will be given
on the third Friday and following
Saturday In April. In county certificate
subjects only.
The reading circle examination will
be held Saturday afternoon, April 10.
and Saturday afternoon, May II.
The state eighth grade examinations
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24

Notice % hereby given that . petition sisn'
the nPst ward OF the City OF Red Cloud, Ne
bsaska, he's been filed with the Clerk Of said
City OF Red Cloud, praying that license Ibe
granted BY the City Council OF said city "a
Warren Longtin for the sale OF malt. spirit.
uous and vinuous liquors on Lot 8, In Block
81, In the City OF Red Cloud; that action will
be taken on such petition by the Mayor and
City Council OF said city on the first day OF
May 1919, or At the irst meeting OF the coun.
Gil thereafter.
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska, April 7th.,
1918.
O.C. TEEL
(SeaD City Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
JERRY FOUND THE GIRL
BY JOHN GAME.

Gerald Underhill drew in q deep
breath Of the air OF Broadway. for It
was the first time he had been In
New York for almost eleven years.
While he was hesitating which way
to turn. crowd Of people began pour
ing out Of the Times Square subway
station and q hand was laid familiarly
on his shoulder.
Jerry Underhill!" Tom Sandford
laughed heartily. well. Of all things!
When did you get In from the Klon.
dike?" '
About an hour ago. Gee. Tom. It
10 good to see you again!" Underhill
beamed on his friend. II only ar
rived about an hour ago and I'm lone
ly already"
I'm sorry. old man." Tom gripped
his hand fondly. I'm late for bust.
ness engagement now or I'd stick with
you all day. But come up to dinner
tonight and we can talk It over. Here"
Tom hastily scribbled the address on
. card and handed It to Jerry. "Then
W0 Will expect your
Jerry smiled and thankfully accept.
ed the invitation at once. Then In q
serious manner he said:
"You don't know any nice girl Who
could marry Q miner. do your"
Il DON'T" then smiled knowingly.
but my sister Alice may. We can
ask her about It tonight"
They shook hands again and Part.
"a. Jerry tucked the card safely In
his pocketbook and turned his steps
slowly up Broadway.
Dinner was over at the oandfoYds',
and Jerry. with . long ciear, sat us.
tenins to the plans being made for
the anding Of wife for him.
u shall expect you 70 call every at.
ernooa at g." Alice vas saying, "and
each day you will msst . new girl:
ana will give you . noath 70 choose.
Thirty days. and thirty giris make
your acQuaintanes. 70 it Q gof''
Jerry re0ovsd the oiear fron -.
tveea be lips and looked aDprsisiasly
at Tens Sister.
''osre is!" hs sxolaiosl. "Dut I
va.t tAe0 70 ~ - nsoA llks ~ q
Doaolbl0."
Alles biusAsd aal Ton se.shal
haovlassv. While Ne. 0etall Unlee
Alll resumed bio s0okiaS.
It'll do ny BEST aAa oaeA lay
sAall expect yos 70 rsnaia aftee III
prospective wife hes dsDArtsA . n
port on progrsss."
Jerry agreed 70 all eonditioas u
posed By Miss Sanford. and. fesliul
thoroughly happy and grateful. b,
took his leave.
For two weeks Mr.. Underhill. in hi
best clothes. called at the 0andfor,
home each afternoon at 8 o'clock. HI
met . new girl every day. % agree'
and among the lot were some Of tn
noted beauties Of New York.
To Jerry they were all wonderful
but none more 30 than Alice Sant
ford. who continued to charm hir
more az the days passed.
The allotted month had brought n
decision. and Jerry. at q loss what I
say, sat awaiting the coming Of Alice
A perturbed frown was ON his hant
some face and q great unrest In hi
heart.
II must say. Mr.. Underhill. you ar
. disappointment to me-" Alice. NOR
'vexed than she cared to admit. locke
across the room at Jerry.
Il know ! must b. and I'm trul
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
WldsW's pensIsn.

The recent act Of April 10th, 1908
gives to all soldiers widows q pension
sl2 per month. Fred Maurer, the at
torney, has all necessary blanks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
ADolleotjoo Fer ljceoee.

Notice u hereby given that . petition sign.
the second ward OF the City OF Red Cloud,
NehsaAka, has heen flled with the Clerk OF
said CITY - Red Cloud. praying that license
b granted BY the City Council OF said city 70
q. A. 1osgee loe the saie OF malt. spirituoua
CITY Coanell % - city on the nEst day ol
Nay ieiS, o. q he aest meeting OF the coun.
cil thesoaltes.
Dated at Red Cloud. Nebraska, April 10TH,
isra
O.C. TnuL
Q0eaN City Clerk.