The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-12
AROUND TOWN.

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Monday.
THr CHIEF is prepared to do youi
Job printing.
j. s, White was in Blue Hill the frs
If the week.
Sheriff Runchey left Thursday morn.
ing for Hebron.
Mrs. l.. S. Wilson left this Friday
morning for Lincoln.
Quarterly meeting Sunday evening
at the Methodist Church.
Ed. Smith Of Salt Lake City, Utah, is
here visiting with his parents.
Walter Warren was upfrom Superior
the last of the week visiting with his
parents.
j. X. Van Horn arrived home Tues.
day night from n several weeks stay
at Kansas City.
Beach a. Bowers Ministries at the
opera house next Wednesday evening,
November nth.
Morris Stern left Sunday morning
for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where
he will visit for about a month.
Mrs. II. S. Schcnck of Lincoln, rep
resenting the order of Royal Neighbors
of America was here this week.
The term of district court which was
to onven on November Dad has been
set by Judge Beall for December 18th.
II. l.. Dawson who has been visiting
with the family of }. A. Tulleys left
this Friday morning for his home at
Lincoln.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. II. SMITH,
Special Agent.
c. W. Haley, in company with a lady,
probably his wife, passed through
Riverton today on his way up salt
Creek."-Riverton Review.
Lige Eaton living five miles north of
Riverton was here today looking after
some thieves who entered his barn and
stole a lot Of harness, laprobes, sad.
dies, etc.
LATER-The parties were appre-
hended by officers today near the Kan
sas line.
Grandpa McCallum. of Bladen,
father of John McCallum, died Sun
day Oct. 3lst, at the age of SO years.
He was buried Monday at Plainview
cemetery, the service being conducted
by Rev. Hummel, in the presence Of u
large congregation Of mourning friends
and relatives. The family are deeply
sympathized with.-Blue Hill Leader.
Don't use bill heads or statements in
which you have to write your own
name. Get them printed in an up.tO.
date style. There IL nothing which
will make your customers think you
are of the disposition to be penurious
so much as this. II you are stingy in
one way what reason Is there to be.
lieve that you wont be in other ways.
Get your printing done right at the
CHIEF Office.
1t Is with great pleasure that we this
week announce the marriage OF Chas.
4. Reigle to Miss Sophronia M. Robert
son, which happy event was consum-
mated at the residence Of A. &. Black.
well on Wednesday evening last, that
gentleman performing the ceremony.
The newly married couple arc well
and favorably known both having re-
sided here from childhood. The
CHEZ extends congratulations and
best wishes.
Agents for a steel range company
have been in this vicinity lately and
there Is NJ doubt that some of our
farmers have been caught by them.
We understand that they sell their range
ipi 9OD anu tutlc 10 no VouDl III tIlS
world but what Il better range than the
one they sell can be bought of W. W.
Wright Of this city for $45 or $50. 1t
beats all understanding why our farmer
friends will be gulled into buying
goods of this kind from strangers who
have no interest in the county, do not
pay x or help to maintain the
county IN any way. w, think the
best thing for our farmers to do weuld
be to give travelling fakirs of all kinds
a wide berth and deal with responsible
business men who are helping to main.
tain the county.
The Chicago Tribune in speaking of
Beach Il Bowers Minstrels which will
appear at the Opera House in this city
next Wednesday evening, November
18th, says THE Beach & Bowers