The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-22
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about the sweet girl graduates.
j. A. Baum has accepted a position
with G. l.. Getting as pharmaceutical
artist.
DO not forget that w. b. Roby has a
carload OF bran for sale by the hundred
pounds or by the ton.
Mrs. Grice, mother OF Bert and Flave
Grice has been seriously i'll this week,
but is importing at this writing.
Several communications have been
suppressed for want Of space this week,
but will appear in our next issue.
l am now ready TO do all kinds OF dress
making. Prices reasonable. Three
blocks west Of Miners store.-Mrs. +. p.
Hadley. TT
VIM Roberts OF Garfield township has
a Jersey COW that gave birth to twin
calves. Who says there's a drouth in
Nebraska?
Don't forget that | am prepared to
carry passengers to all parts Of the city.
Leave orders at the Holland House.
LLOYD CRABILL.
Take your wagon work to Stapleton.
He FORCES all irons for buggies out Of the
best Norway iron, uses no malleable iron
in repairing buggies.
Our your friend Joe Nau. late editor
OF the Blue Hill Leader, was a pleasant
caller this week. Joe is one Of our
brightest newspaper men.
When your piano needs tuning. call
on Prof. jenkins, who is now prepared
to do this work in a satisfactory man.
ner. Rooms over First Natl Bank
building
All who are indebted to NJ. b. McNitt
on account Of flour, feed, hay. etc, Will
please call at his old store and settle
The accounts have been left with w. b
Roby for collection.
Special attention is called to the bar
gain shoe counter at Wiener's store. lie
has placed all odd pairs on a counter,
regardless Of cost, and lie giving you the
choice for 81 80 per pair.
r.. b. Fulton, fire and lightning insur.
ance. Western White Bronze, monu
ments and cemetery goods. Seed oats
and choice upland prairie hay. Office
with Traders Lumber Co.
4 man can make himself mighty in
the postofice by getting a part Of his
mail and turning his back to the anxious
throng, reads a long frindship letter.
while older people and ladies attempt to
get by him to their box.
}. w. Wcgemann has re.opened his
photograph gallery since the fire, and is
now getting out the handsomest cabinet
pictures at $500 per dozen. Nj. Wege-
mann does excellent work and his bust.
ness Is increasing rapidly. l2.tf
The Masons held a delightful banquet
at the Masonic hall last night, at which
Grand Custodian j A Tulleys Of this
city and c ID Evans inspector, Of Colum.
bus, were present. The work was Of a
private character and a very refreshing
time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dixon we're mar.
ried twenty five years ago today, and the
ladies society Of the Congregational
church, Of which Mrs. ID. is a
worthy member, went out to their resi-.
dence this morning to spend the day in
honor OF the event.
Observation-Disclosures and "bicyc-
lers" tomorrow Saturday evening all
gentlemen interested in the organization
Of a base. ball and bicycle club in Red
!, Cloud, are requested to meet at Bcntley's
hall for that purpose at 1880 p. m. All
young men interested in bicycling OF
base ball are earnestly requested to be
present.
We would like to compliment the S. Of
, V. band upon their delightful open all
, concert Saturday afternoon and would
I do so but for the fact that the names O
the pieces they played are to large t.
get in this paper. The concert WAS how
( ever one Of the boys best efforts we eve
heard, and we know Of lots of people
8 coming to town Saturday Just to heal
9 the band.
Following are the names OF person.
taking examinations at the office OF tn,
8 county superintendent last Saturday
:, Miss Blanche Sherman, Emma Graves
8 Viola Hubbard, Mrs. Flora Baum, ant
8 Messrs. Daniel CARRIER and ID. j. Pope
Red Cloud; Mrs, Ella M. Johnson ant
d the Misses Mary E. Henry and Cor
Haley, Guide Rock; Hope Lawrence ant
Ethel Brubaker, Cowles; Abbie Laricl
a nd Dora Marker, Otto; Nellie Reed
9 Blanche and Carrie Gather, Bladen
Laura Orchard and Edith Davis, Ina
r vale; and Nancy Lewis and L. b Green
leo NJ Rlua Hill