The Red Cloud chief., 1896-04-24
.ITY NEWS.
n at Penmnn's.

y yard 1T soap for 2jc at Cuttings,
G Wiener was in Denver this week.
box of stationery for DC Mt Cuttings.
james McNcuy was in Lincoln this
week.
Read A. II KaIey's prize spring an
n~ouucement.
Ed Eeiher took his cattle to Kansas
City this week.
J. l.. Miner was in Kansas City this
week with cattle.
Randolph McNitt was in Lincoln on
business this week.
G. X. CLANCY and family have re-.
moved to Red Cloud.
Dick Tinker, he of McCook, was on
our streets this week.
Do not fail to read A. II. Kaley's miss.
ing word announcement.
DR.. J. w. Robinson OF Guide Rock
WAS in the city this week,
Arbor day was not celebrated in Red
Cloud to any large extent.
Mayor elect Myers was attending TO
business in Blue Hin this week.
The glorious rains Of this spring have
encouraged the farmers greatly,
A sister of the Wright boys is visiting
in the city. She lives in Denver.
Try a can Of Hopkins Steamed HON.
my OIulled Corn. II is delicious.
Mr.. Lew Fuller and wife were the
guests Of Mrs. John G.. Potter this week.
Supt. a. Campbell of McCook was in
Red Cloud last Friday with his special
car.
Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by
the only correct system at Newhouse
: Bros.
A. NJ. johnson, a popular farmer OF
Riverton, was upon our streets this
week.
f.. j. Peterson OF Otto was in the city
tnls Weeh, GU TOulc w Huusds ivy Will
cattle.
Miner Bros. are paying 20 cents fol
corn. This is "a good time to sell your
surplus.
Sam Kizer was called to Bryan, Ohio
this week by the serious sickness Of hi
r mother.
Uncle Todd Paul of Cowles was
. pleasant caller this week. He is a thor
oughbred Mckinley man.
-, Have you found the missing words i
4 A. II. Kaley's spring announcement
y Try it; it costs you nothing.
j. ii. Smith, district agent OF tn
. Continental Insurance Co. of New forl
! Insurance on the installment plan.
' David A. Groat and Miss Alice Owe
=. leese we're married on last Thursda,
a The CHIEF extends congratulations.
Come and see the vast assortment {
shirts. You will be surprised to fin
81 such low prices. Wien-r, the Clothie
vi G. Ii. Pottkr Potter has raised Ia
building hn the south end Of the +.
NJ. block, and j. o. Butler will raise h
e. also. The entire block should be raise
u to grade.
W. ID. Cramer, the Cherokee kang
roo, landed in our Ulgwam this wee
with hop, skip, aud "A jump. He wi
" probably remain in this vicinity two
IL three weeks.
Hutchinson, Hiatt. Aultz d Co. ha'
, starte 1 a shooting gallery on the vacaI
H. lot between Morris Stern's saloon III
ne the old billiard hall, aud lovers of targ
shooting can now have their sport.
~" Mrs. Gaines OF West Plains, Mo-, W
visiting old friends in the city this wee
NJ She returned home on Friday. S
'oi says that they are well pleased wi
II! Missouri, and are fully satisfied to Ii
u there.
To every subscriber Of the CHIEF W
will nay up within the next thirty d.
we will give the NEBRASKA and kANs
no FARMER FREE. This is for thirty da
's. only. Now ia the chance to get t
Wv good papers for 81,
The ladies OF Cowles and vicinity
en- cordially invited to meet Mrs. Bra
III field, president Of district W. G. L.
GU in the Congregational church Wsdn
"s day afternoon, April Goth. A pub
NC meeting will be held in the evening.
By Mrs. L. II. Rust has gone to Bea'
City for a visit with relatives. "P'
lac now watches the trains regular, a
ar. goes about talking to the trees and W
~. dering what he will get for his n
no, meal. We may expect to see him 60
ii. west by telegraph soon.
pre- A small cylone of considerable 10
struck Will Harris barn near Gui
-. Rock last Friday night and tore it do
leaving the horses hitched TO the pc
=, on the inside. Some OF tho boards