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The Harrison times., 1914-06-20
BOONE COUNTY NORMAL

After an interesting and profitable
session of thirteen days, the County
Normal closed on Wednesday last
and the examination begun, whici
will continue until this afternoon
During the Normal the folio wing
teachers have been enrolled:
w. d. letter, J. ". Nicholson, Mrs
Ira Suskey, May Vinson, Mary Pot
ter, Mary Ingram, EAie Hastings
Mrs. Parsley, Biffle Thomas, Mar
tha Mcintosh, Neola Atteberry, Lu
cy Cantrell, Vida Thompson, Mamie
Robertson, Mrs, Tranthap. Mona
Williford, Minnie May, Oza Qualls
Burlie Ruble, Grover Seals, W. {,
London, Lewrie Watkins, A. Redden
Essie Cochran, W. NJ. Cantrell, Sam
Philer, Mamie Taylor, &C. Holmes
Roy Baker, Ina Robertson, Herbert
Johnson, X, Y. Albright, Louie Saw.
age, J. W. Hill, Agnes Davis, ]. l..
White, G. ", Engles, Lucy Lank'
ford, Ruth Clcndenin Nora Jackson,
Walsie Keef, Elma Nicholson, Buelah
Morris, Blanche Stroud, Gertie Cox,
Eileen Briscoe, Mite Burns, May
Rogers, Pearl Cooke, Clarence Nc.
CHM, Viva Davis, Myrtle Young,
Mae Coffman, Annabel Gowan, Car,
rie Hoffman, G. A. Parsley, Leah
Wellman, Mrs, J, b, Wellman, Ona
Oquinn, Dulcie Bradley, Alta Evans,
Leonard Troutman, l., 5, Vantyle,
Faus J. Ratclilie, Ernest Cox, J. l.,
Powers, Lille Barnett Ollie Can
trell, nellie Morris, {. l.. Lightioot,
W. p. Roork, E. N. Cone, {, 5, Rob
erts, Nola Beene, Della Beene, Mrs,
+. Redden, Pearl Turner, Silvy Dali
ton, Mamie Boyd, Bras Holt, Ira c,
Suskey, W. {. Johnson, Mayme
Holt, Walter b. Philer, Clark Beene,
Prof. Holbrook, Mrs. Holbrook,
Pearl umall, Small, Fama Honey
cutt, Fama Holt, Walter Spurlock,
Dan Holmes, Loss Watkins, W, T.
Cunningham, Edna Watkins, J. o.
Curnutt, Matte lludgins, Laura
Pitts, Ida DonnelIy, Walter Harris,
Hugh CrumpIer, Larkin Holt, Agnes
Hunter, Sally Watkins, Has Wat
kins, Camille Wilson, Dove Holt
Fcunt Albright, Esta Roberts, Bes.
sic Hole, Claude Crumpler, W. 6,
Patton, Zera Holder, ", L. EoH.
c, +. Sandstead {, l., Burris, kath,
ryn Hayden, Cora Cochran, {, \,
Short, Bessie Curnutt, Bessie Harris,
Robert B, CASTOR, W. b. Mallord,
Neal Molard, Ghent f. Swailord,
NJ, L. Taylor, Cyrus White, l.. A,
Sharpe, a, h. Lambcrton, j. II,
Hathcoat, Troy Creel, Vrgie Beck,
Irene Morrow, W. W, Cartwright,
l.. NJ, Martin, Ethel Jones, Lille
McMorris, Matte Lamberton, A. {.
Smith.
The Harrison times., 1914-06-20

MIR, and Mrs, Chas, l., Scott en-
tcrtoiucd q housc.Gul Of old friends
ot their home Thursday evening
with a Cherry Social which was en-
ioyable as well as unique, The cher
res for the occasion were the finest
California varieties ordered especial
" for the occasion,
The Harrison times., 1914-06-20
MATINEE RACES
AT the Fair Grounds Thursday
\ July Eighteenth

IA number of the horse owners OF
the county have joined for II series OF
races at the Fair Grounds on Thurs
dhy afternoon, July 18th when the
following premiums will be offered
ITrot " mile 3 in 8 $500
I Kun y mile dash $4,000 For farm
horses
Bicycle BOYS one mile $500
Free for all, u mile dash $500
Relay lla mile change horses each
Y mile $1,000,
Tournament Riding, 10.5 So 100
Admission 20 cents, Grand Stand,
Free,
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
GARFIELD

The roads are in bad shape for NOV
ing and hauling.
Mrs. Clara Sullivan of McCook is
visiting her mother for few weeks. -,
Mrs. T. W. White got some fine
ROSTERS from South Dakota and they
are handles.
George Smith bought a mule at the
Delaney sale on Tuesday and Will
Smith purchased horse. De-
The stork dropped in on Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. White last Thursday aud
left them fine boy. Everyone il do
ing we'll. -.
A good many of the Odd Fellows
from wind mill row attended lodge on
Monday night. They report as having
had = good time. 49,
AL Smith moved on Monday to q
farm nine miles north of Red Cloud
Fred Harris, Guy Barnes and Viii
Fisher helped him.
Roy Kent and wife got new board
or the first OF March. He is q big Ne
brasks boy. All are getting along
fine except Dad and he will be al
right when he gets bigger hat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Saturday nnA snMday.

Saturday AMI SUNDAY.
tranE Hend fIck OF Portland,
Oregon, was visiting relatives in and
around Inavale "A few days last week.
Chas Dickerson aud Rob't IIunsickcr
attended the Odd Fellows meeting and
banquet at Red Cloud Monday night.
Mrs. Frank Blankenbakcr gave a
dinner last Thursday for her relatives
In honor Of her brother-in.law, Mr..
Hendricks.
Miss Jennie Gbarst who has been
visiting at the Kincaid homes Is assist
ing Mrs Tom Jones with her house.
hold duties.
We understand there was II little
pugulistc bout down Walnut Creek
one day last week. We didn't hear
the particulars.
Ed Fey has moved to the Goble
ranch recently vacated by Albert Nc
CURE. Gland kaminsky is moving to
the place vacated by Mr.. Fey
Master Dewey Adams is to be com
mended for his rustling ability. Willie
his father is absent he does all the
chores and work about the place and
drives miles to Red Cloud TO school
evers day.
Several from this neighborhood 10 k
in the program and box supper at
Dist. No. Al last Saturday evening.
The play was first class and reflected
much credit to the players. They hat
u full house.
The Public Sale of Frank Kincaid's
held on Thursday of last week was
well attended and things sold well
Horses sold rather cheap but cattle sold
we'll and young calves sold from $l1 to
$i4 per head.
Mr.. Earnest Cusic who lives OH the
Duckworth place decided that this
bachelor life was not one of pleasure
and took unto himself a cook in the
person Of Miss Alice Evans of Red
Cloud. Here's congratulations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
NORTH RIVERTON

Not very good roads for the movers.
Mr., =. Martins little infant was
buried Saturday.
There were eleven teams helping
Frank Stanley move Monday.
Miss Kent was sick Tuesday so there
was no school at Spring Valley.
Bryan Upper aud bride will soon
start for their home in Wyoming.
lJonry CRUDE AMI wife drove down
from Upland aud visile! Tom Patton's
sunday.
Roy Bennett moved on the Little
kloudike" near Farmers Creek owned
by N. Il. Harvey.
Tony Silvancs is much elated over
the arrival of son Sunday. All con-
cerned doing we'll.
j. M. Pollard and family have re-.
turned from Oregon and will try farm.
ing again this season.
The death of Freda Holden was u
sad affair. There was large crowd
at the funeral ut Riverton IL the roads
were bad.
Mr.. Vern Cady of Guide Rock and
Miss Katie Zeigler of Riverton were
married Monday evening at q o'clock
and took the train Tuesday morning
for Denver on u trip.
Last Friday night, the Chester and
Riverton boys teams met in fast
game of Basket Ball on the Riverton
door. Riverton has won every game so
tar this season, but at the end, of the
first half 1t looked as though they
might be deprived of clean record as
the Chester boys outplayed them.
But in the .second half Riverton
brought forth their ball, a large lop.
sided pumpkin affair, which (being ac-
customed toy they throwed thru the
goal with amazing regularity, until 1t
lodged by chance within the wire
which surrounded the gas light and
burst. From that time on the Chester
boys gained, for they had u real basket
ball with which to play, but as the
change had come too late in the game,
time WAS called when the score stood
81 to 26 in favor of Riverton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Correspondents
NORTH lNAVALE

o. y. Harvey shipped cars OF cattle
Sunday.
Inez Fet,y was visiting Iva Rutledge
over Sunday.
Mis-, Beatrice Sloss was visiting NJ
Inavale Saturday.
Raw MAYO went to Beaver City to
attend his unclc's sale.
Miss Anderson Of Kansas City, Mo-,
is visiting W. II. Cloud's.
Edna Philips OF Franklin WAS VISIT
ing her sister Mrs II. G. Lovejoy
Mr.. n. Il. Morrow from Riverton
was visiting at her son Georges last
week
II T. Hunters sale was well attend
ed and everything brought the usual
price.
A. T.. Wolcott, our handsome butch
er, is the proud father of another son.
usual weight.
Charley Hunter shipped two cars of
cattle TO Kansas City Sunday which
topped the market.
w. II. Cloud and his daughter Mamie
have returned from Kansas City, Mo,
where they have been living for about
twelve months.
Elmer Chaflln living north west OF
1navale is loading his stock and ma.
ehinery this week We understand he
expects to locate near st Francis, Kas.
George Morrow and C l.. Wickwire
have returned from Florida where
everything was green aud lovely. We
understand they invested in real estate
while there.
When you see young fellow wear
ing blackeye at Inavale the first
question asked is, What girl were you
scrapping overg lie just hangs his
head and looks silly and as much as tn
say who has been telling you.
Quite number from 1navale at.
tended the home talent play given at
school district al last Saturday even
ingand reported it fine. We under.
stand they are going to give 1t at
Hunter, hall Saturday evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
SOUTH lNAVALE

Mrs. Alva Stoner Is on the sick list.
Louis Jansen lost valuable COW
one day last week.
Roy Chatiin and wife visited at the
Hunsicker home Sunday.
Boyd Munsell is preparing to move
to Wyoming in the near future.
Fred Meyers moved to the Smith
place north Of Inavale Monday.
A fine eight pound boy was born to
Ed Hersch and wife last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Kincaid visited
at the John Mitchell home Sunday.
G. A. Adams was called to Omaha on
Tuesday OF last week to attend the
funeral Of his brother.
Miss May Dickersou. Primary teach
err at Invale, visited with home folk
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
LOGAN. kAS.,

Quite a few are getting ready for
spring work. zoe ut r.ylg'A lfsr
/ Mrs. A. Leadabrandt and George
Leadabrandt were in Red Cloud last
Saturday transacting business.
Jack Shackletou moved onto the
John Gouldie place on Monday last.
Herb Barber and j. G. Williams assist.
ed.
Mrs. Elmer Spurrier who was dang.
erously Ill with pneumonia for nearly
two weeks is now gradually improv-
ing.
Mrs p. Gouldie was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Everett Myers, one day
last week who was down sick with la.
grippe.
Austin Spurrier has rented his place
In South Pswnee to his brother-in.law,
Harry Brown. aud the latter moved In
the other day.
The fne long days aud spring like
weather now prevailing act as . re.
minder that something should be . do.
ing In the farming line.
Tweed Shredder moved onto the
Harvey Wonderly place near the state
line short time ago. The latter Is In.
tending to leave soon for California.
Charles Fruit purchased an auto at
the administrators sale Of Amos Gust
estate for the sum Of s955. After the
sale he and his brother Arthur drove
to Red Cloud.
The blizzard Of the 22nd was the
worst experienced in this part Of the
country for a number Of years and the
suffering or loss of all farm animals
was but u trihe.
Jack Shacklet lost his best driving
horse, one much noted for his speed
by having free access In eating toe
much ground feed and cane seed aftel
q hard days drive from town.
Fatalities from stalk poisoning ar,
quite prevalent in this part Of thu
country, more so than earlier in tn
season. Del Brown, j. snow, and =
McCool each lost horse from tina
cause also Frank Wolfe lost . GOV
from the same cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

John Kempel, Hastings, Neb.
G. d. Richcy, Hastings, Neb.
WI. Scrivner, Red Cloud. Neb.
Falls City Construction Co., Falls
City, Neb
Henry Olson q Sou, Loup City, Neb
Ill. EIlenbcrger & Son, Chicago, Ill.
Wiring
j. A. Tomlison, Red Cloud.
Heating and Plumbing
City Plumbing and Heating Co.,
Boulder, Colorado.
=. n. Kjar, Holdrege, Neb.
Frank Peterson, Red Cloud, Neb.
d. Greenwald, Omaha, Neb.
II. y. Lambert, Jr., Kearney. Neb.
Wood Fixtures
American Furniture Co., Kansas City
Newton Il Holt: Chicago, III
A II, Andrews Il Co Chicago, III.
Steel Fixtures
Steel Fixtures Mfg. Co. Topeka Kan.
Van Dorm, Chicago, H.
Moved and seconded that all bids
filed up to 10 o'clock am. Feb. % 1914,
be accepted on account of storms and
delayed trains. Motion lost.
On account of the consent Of the con-
tractors who filed before pm. Feb. "a
the former motion WAS reconsidered
and 1t was moved. and seconded that
all bids filed before 10 am. Feb 25
1914 he accepted and entered into COM
petition Carried
Moved and seconded that bids be
opened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
Commissioners Proceedings.

Red Cloud, Nebr, Feb. "a, 1914.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present. Chairman
appointed Ohmsteds and his bridge
committee to appraise Hunter land.
On motion II. q. Hersh was appointed
road overseer for district IS.
Official bond Of above approved.
Settlements with the following road
districts approved; IA, lax VIM. Nc
Cord; No. ~ and VIM. Wegman 1915.
On motion the following road over.
seers were appointed: VIM. Toupa l6
L. Shark l616, 9. q. Pitney IA.
Clerk instructed TO forward bonds,
to these overseers.
Settlement with road overseer for
district 3 approved.
John Zimmerman on motion appoint
ed overseer of district 2
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05

Good property in Foe and McBiide's
Addition: James Mcbride moved Into
his property in the south part OF town
and Joe Saunders moved from his farm
to the property he secured from Nc
Bride ia the east part OF town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-05
COWLES

John Rose was in town Saturday for
= short time. .ol
Fred Gund was attending to bust
ness in Cowles Tuesday.
Ruth Dolphit came In from the west
Saturday on the covered cars.
r. Il. Thompson was Red Cloud
visitor between trains Tuesday.
George Hutchinson was on our streets
Saturday attending to business.
Mrs. Mallick has been on the sick
list this week, but is better at this
writing.
A Mr.. Thsyer Of Thayer county came
In Monday and taken possession Of the
drug store.
Morgan Davis left for Grand Island
Tuesday where be Is looking up job
as travelling salesman.
Ed Chaplin and Otto Portmier ship.
ped a car Of hogs to st. Joe Wednes.
day. Otto accompanied them.
Ed Scott on Willow Creek has teen
quite sick for number of days. DR..
Boren OF this place IL waiting on him.
Charley Scott of Huston, Nebr.,
came In Wednesday morning being
called here by the illness Of his brother.
Miss Maud McCune of Red Cloud
came up Friday and spent number
Of day visiting old friends. She re.
turned home Tuesday evening.
VIM. Panger and family are moving
into the country this week. He has
rented what Is known AS the Wilson
Wells farm north east Of Cowles.
The following members of the l. o.
o. f. Lodge No. 3l3 went to Red Cloud
Mondavto attend the session Of the
Grand Lodge: 8. p. Stark, I. l.. and
Ed. Paul, @. f. Putnam, Chas. Har.
rinRton, Chas. Francis, Frank Yearick,
Jud White, E. ]. Beach aud Chas. c.
Bennett.
hevival meetings will commence In
the M. 4. church Friday evening led
by an evangelist from Lincoln. All
the churches in town are joining to
gether in this great revival and ex
pect to do q great work In the spirit
ual uplift OF the people. This is q
we like to see 1t. Where there is unio'
there is strength.
The Village Board OF Cowles me
Tuesday evening and attended tn
usual business, The Village OF Cowle
Is out of debt aud has something lik
Sl37 in The treasury. We consider TIL
= good showing Is we have put In sine
incorporating the village twenty eros
walks, paid for the town ordinances
fees ON one law suit, about 500 yes
for dragging the streets and grsdiu
and besides the small items OF expen'
such as elections, etc. We would Ill
to know how many people In the tow
would care to 60 back under the o
plan OF running the village.
This has been moving week for Il
Village Of Cowles. The followil
families made moves: L. Hunt NOV
TO the old Boyce place north 1t tow
Nick Thomas moved into the f.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-24
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70 HELP TRINIDAD GROW

u. sys.t.s =! Er.,t IT, Pslis s,t. cs.,.y has ..s
sN eespeafsa blt dsae fAtA-t AN711AffD. The
cysay realizing hat 1sial steadily iasssasins pssssss
(vsa1 eas psls waat ~ electric ssrves tacta
gassng slsiSsat thbstssn ,e and
ths improved equipment add to The the people
the tsaefk q GOOD exRvICE
aoabtfnl has snail psrceaiase of Trinidad cisens
realize asssats the pnessf the electric gas
utilities serving them The Company the COOPERATION
,hs public people nay know how important THEIR
ftss submit q potent a''s ~
There 2GoO electricity
the estimated population 10 electric gas
eonsassss ptr 100 population. 'ei-
The trolley cary av.r.s. Of $500 passenger. day.
about 1900 month or 014.50 year " ~
There .pproxmasel, many
homes II ths eity '-''t
vicinity r~ff
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i. prsep .hs Pusle peay = n 1riaiaad 0sa
Trausu,saion The upsaag tbs city b Just
nuoh ness. to Company b..ine.s
maa community In respects 10 H MORE
-H.' .
utility company the city P1oelER-xaats II to
the M00E6T and 0Uk8T anA
now one Of the BEST Colorado - 't
houses 10 be built herr wants bus
eed-aad business ineress
he1s-jus q much any property
The PROPERTY of the Company Ins1PA1ADY bound to
prosperity other industry and individual il this City The
and % everything
get people come 70 Irinidad
Unlike manufacturing ihp their prod.
other cities sch Den.e Kansas City st. Louis Chicago
ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD the Public Service Company
product only in and about Trinidad must first get the
Trinidad befsre II oan se t6 pfsdtets
These but the why the Utility Company
Trinidad to grow
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-24

Dssv The sarfaee there sss
There approximately 5000 inesadesceat
the lnes q the Company
Scattered hresshert the city ls0 LAMPS
Ths Psbc Service COMPANY the rsest
labor In the city D..
Since the acquisition Of the public utilities here the
the electric light and II en us have been nodcrn
ised BY the the properties and the additions
main electrical equipment snd Distributing
system nprovsnsnts in tracsisn facilites ete.
The Trinidad Eec. Transmission Ry and Gas il
serve the public is great ere in the unbang Of Trinidad II
les the welfare Of the city heart
ntessst and all desires the Individual
TRINIDAD ONE OF THE LAkoEsT
AS WELL AS THE BEST CITY IN THE STATE
WATCH Us GROW :!