The Red Cloud chief., 1895-05-03
ODDS n ENDS.
Wall paper at Taylor's.

Il
G. G. Baker returned from Oklahoma
to. day.
Call and see Taylor's carpets before
No. | upland hay, nice and bright, just
received at Red Cloud Produce Co.'S.
Mr.. II. II. Hcrsh and family are now
nicely located in the Mitchell property.
DR.. |, w. Tullcys has been appointed
the county board " insanity 10y Judge
Bcall.
Samuel johnson has been granted n
pension 10y Uncle Sam. 1t will not come
amiss.
\ carload OF choice corn for seed or
feed just received, at Doc per bushel,-
Red Cloud Produce Co.
W. b. Roby has two cars of choice
corn for feed or seed for % cents per
bushcl by the wagon load.
We regret that we were unable to pub.
lish n program OF tho school exhibition
in district 10, but it will will appear
next week.
Take your wagon work to Stapleton
lie FORCES all irons for buggies out Of the
best Norway iron. uses no malleablc iron
in repairing buggies.
Ed Moody OF Saltwater township was
brought before the commissioner Of in
sanity ON Wednesday and adjudgcd in.
soon az possible.
Thousands Of fruit and forest trees at
the North Branch nursery, one mile
south east OF North Branch. Kansas, 10
miles south east Of Red Cloud, Neb.-
The Dillon Nursery Co..
Past Grand Master T.. j.. O'Neil will
lecture to the Odd Follows and their
friends May 10Th, at the opera house.
Mr.. O'Ncil il one OF the finest lecturers
in the field, SO make your arrangements
accordingly.
The entertainment at the NJ. +.
church Wednesday night was a very
pleasing affair. Miss Luse is a very
good elocutionist and wat deserving Of
a better house than that which greeted
her on the occasion:
Bon Adhem lodge. No. lGS, l, o. o. +
| hn,a ,,,,ln..l thA Ir,,ly l,;1,l,n.,
where it now holds it's meetings, and
will make itself a permanent homo. The
lodge is prospecting finely and we are
pleased to note the fact.
Mr.. Lew Sodcrburg tho popular rail.
road man from Cheyenne. Wyo, came
down Friday morning to view his farm
and prospects. He paid The Great
Family Weekly a very pleasant visit
Lew is prospecting in the west.
An application to have tho the saloor
license cut down to the statutory limit
$500, was made to the council at its frs
session last Wednesday night. Tn,
matter was laid over for one week
The saloon men say that they are no
making enough money to pay the Ii
censc, The council will take up tn,
matter next Wednesday evening.
Saturday evening a crowd OF younl
folks attended the exercises Of Mis-
Zediker at her school in district "a. Sh'
was assisted by her sister Mics Lot
Zediker. teacher OF elocution at Frank
lin. They all report having n geo,
. time and that the Entertainment cha
lenged competition. Miss Iediker eA
poets to resume her attendance ut tn
university this year.
Rev. James Ferguson, an octogenaria
father OF Mrs. Sattley living on th
VIM. Gates farm south II the river va
:. born in 1917 in Virginia. He moved
{ Illinois in 1886. He knew Presider
o Lincoln personally and Peter Car
wright. He has voted for thrice
q presidents OF the United States and Il
q every republican from Fremont down
the present time. lie is still a firm b
lever is republicanism. llehas extren
- health for a man OF his years and seen
y to be as vigorous as many a man OF
n years. lie is a strong Methodist and
~ thorough christian gentleman.