The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-10
MENTION.

Saturday.
Mrs. L. +. Gather returned Monday
from a visit To- Lincoln.
Med Lavallee was down from River.
ton the first Of the week.
Claude Emigh left Monday morning
for Lincoln to take medical treatment.
Sarah Baxter was IA pleasant caller
this week and left us cash on subscrip.
tion.
Glenn Bruner of Cowles was in Mon.
day and gave us Il dollar on subscrip.
ton.
Mrs. Oscar Yarger, after u visit here
left for her home ut McCook Monday
evening.
&. w. Haley was in Lincoln this week
at ending u meeting of the state board
of regents.
/. b. Hampton was doing business
here Saturday and anne in aud gave
us a dollar on subscription.
The Minneapolis, Kansas, Messcn-
ger, says it isn't always to y mans
credit that he stops drinking Some
times il is lack Of credit.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy a always be de.
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
to take. Sold by. III. +. Grice.
The managers of the opera house
should either r,mov the gallery
row of chairs or have a special police
appointed to keep the gang of kids
quiet who generally sit there and dis
turb everyone.
For Homeseeker's excursion dates
, via the Missouri, Kansas Il Texas rail.
way, and Information of their tourist
, sleeper arrangements, address &. A.
McNutt, ID. 7. A., lO44 Union avenue
Kansas City, Mo.
The new creamery commenced bust
ness Tuesday Of this week as advertised
/ and the managers were greatly pleased
, with their first days work. The Signal
expects to give interesting figures in
| regard to the enterprise next week.
. Guide Rock Signal.
/, The Nation, published at Red Cloud,
, has changed its head, which adds much
to its general appearance. 1t is now
1 the Red Cloud Nation, instead Of the
Nation as formerly. We suggest that
3 the editor change his physical head to
correspond with the improvement
. made in the paper.-Bladen Enterprise
e A school marin down at Orleans the
ether day told her G class TO each
write a sentence with the word de
/ light in it. Little Johnnie was the
first one to hand his In, Of course, aut
the school marin with a sweet vOic,
read: "The wind blew in de windeI
and blew out de light"
Commencing with the excursion o
December 9TH, the Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas railway will inaugurate a sys
tenn of tourist sleepers on their excur
sion dates, between st, Louis or Kan
sas City and South Texas points Fo
Z further information address q. A. Nc
Mutt, ID. r. A., 1914 Union Avenue
Kansas City, Mo.
How dear to my heart is the old vel
IS low pumpkin, when orchards are bar
rem of stufiing for pies; when psache
Ie and apples have both been a failure
d and berries of no kind have greeted
the eyes; how fondly we turn to TIN
d fruit of the corniield, the fruit tina
our children are taught to despise; tn
o old yellow pumpkin, the mud covere'
a. pumpkin, the big bellied pumpkin, tina
At makes such good pies.-Ex.
'o There are some farmers, we are sol
ny 10 note, who are in the habit q
" driving to town and tying their team
:, on some out of the way corner AN
proceed to the saloon and fill thei
v hides full Of ''booze" leaving IN
~ team stand out in the cold all day an
many times until late in the evening
without n drink of water or a thing I
= eat. Why would it not be a good pla
to have the authorities put all teams {
horses found in this condition in on
of the feed barns and let the Owner
pay to get them out. 1t might be
good lesson to a number.
Now that good times have come al
vood audiences greet amusement col
panies at the opera house, you he
from all sides the general kick in !
les gard to the poor accommodations
of the house. That the comfort Of p;
,s- rons Of the house could be better
lie goes without saying. With a little G