The state herald., 1890-02-07

The young mems club of Holyoke
give a masquerade ball at Bakers
hall, on the evening Of the l4th.
Asst. Supt. Hiland's wife and child
reached Holyoke this morning and
are guests Of the d. 4 NJ. hotel.
"You do not, any of you, advertise
enough. You are asleep and want
your business to run itself. You ought
to use printers ink every day." Says
Barnum.
Mr.. G. NJ. G. Woolman, agent for
the Lincoln Land company ut Holyoke
will write, for the illustrated edition
Of the HERALD, q description Of the
water system Of Holyoke.
For SALE.-One fne blooded Ken
tucky jack, on very easy terms. The
jack may be seen at the Star Livery
Barn. Call on G. varney, Holyoke,
Colo. ~
To little Miss Ada A. Bennett, the
editor Of the HERALD makes his hum
blest bow, and returns many thanks
for the beautiful specimens Of her
handiwork presented to him. The tai
ent displayed by this little girl in pain
ting and fancy work, would do. credit
to one Of many years moro Of expert.
ence than she has had. Again Miss
Ada, we thank you.
The farmers Of Phillips County meet
at Holyoke on Tomorrow Saturday
at one o'clock to take action relative to
procuring seeds for the coming season,
and for the transaction Of such other
business rs may rightly como before
the meeting.
Judge John r. Brown. Of Imperial
Neb., was caller at the HERALD Of
flee on last Wednesday. In company
with his daughter, Judge Brown left
for Denver, where he speaks Of max
ing his future home.
The members Of Hose company
No. are greatly elated over their sue
cess in getting the only water onthe FIRE
in the rear Of the City Drug Store on
last Monday night. Through some
oversight, the boys Of No. 2, were q
''leetle" late o. this occasion, but
watch out for them hereafter or honors
may be easy.
Encourage your little ones to attend
Sabbath school. Start q child on lifes
journey right and It's sure to make q
good citizen, an honor to Its parents,
its country and It's self. One half the
crimes committed in the land to day
are due directly to neglectfu. parents.
Remember this and see that the
little ones attend sabbath school.
Messrs. Stewart Beggs, and Whitney
Irwin, go east at an early day, in the
interest Of ITolyoke and Phillips
county. They 90 to encourage immi-
grafton to this beautiful country: to
infuse new life into our town and
county. These gentlemen will visit
various points in Iowa and Illinois.
where they will explain to
the people the many advantages pos
sessed by this wonderfully favored
country. Two better men could not
have been selected for this work than
Messrs, Beggs and Irwin, and We
know that their laboIs will be reward
ed.
The Tribune In Its last issue strikes
the keynote to success, when 1t says:
$50 long rs we work against each
other or injure every body else posi-.
bic, 80 long we will do nothing for the
country. II some one says a gooI
word or does something to benefit the
community, another crowd or person
will curse him or kick down in some
way the little castle that has been
erected. One Of two things is certain,
different means must be used or an
other set Of people will have TO come
In and take control. We are all In.
terested In the welfare Of the town
and county and why should we let
other differences cross the path 10 fu.
ture prosperity and happiness and
stand In the way Of work for the good
Of the country. Something should Ie
done and done now" And those are
our sentiments. Let MS pull together
for Holyoke: lay aside sll past differ.
ences and one and all Of us work for
the up-building Of Holyoke aud Phil.
lips county. A few discontented, rattle
brained men should not and cannot
batie the future Of our town and
county II the men whose every interest
Is with II, will but do their duty. Let
the press and the people do their duty
and we need have no fear Of the re-
suit. Wen insure success at one half
the usual rates.
II Is as natural for us 10 speak kind
" Of friend NJ II Is for maiden to
smile at the coming OF her lover.
Away back In 1878, when the wallOw
OF the buffalo marked the spot where
nowjstands thellvely city Of Alma, Neb.
II WAS our fortune TO form the acqnnin.
tance Of Hon. r. J. Dempster, now =
member Of the law Arm Of Bennett 4
Dempster Of this city. We stood the
pioneer life Of Harlan county together.
We sighed over drouths and bemourn-
ed the coming Of hot winds together.
We fought the grass.hoppers ~ they
quietly lighted upon the little OF vege'
tntion left us, aud we fought each
other politically-he Is u democrat and
sA.t fsad ,,nvor t,taosled Sva ah,,,iId ln,