The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-28


week.
Attend the blooded hog sale on Sat.
urday, November o.
Mrs. Wobbermin left Tuesday for
Belle Plaine, Minnesota.
Miss Dollie Shephardson was In the
city the first Of the week.
Chris Fassler Of blue Hill was In the
city this week on business.
l.. II. Rust is taking in the exposition
this week for the second time.
A tne baby daughter arrived at the
home Of VIM. Eames last week.
T. II. Fisher of Denver Is visiting
with ID. b. Spanogle and family.
Mrs. HUFF and daughter returned |
Wednesday night from visit in Kan.
sas.
Best clay worsted suit on earth for
$3.50. Plain black, at Galusha & Yves.
colts.
VIM. Lindley Of Lebanon Kansas was
in the city this week visiting with his
parents.
Miss Nellie Clark OF McCook has
been visiting in the city this week with
old friends.
Geo. Hollister OF the round house
force has been sent to McCook to help
with the work up there.
F.N. Potter Of Spearfsh, South Da.
kota, and editor Of the Register was
here the last of the week.
Hugh Miner and wife left Tuesday
night for Omaha to take In the ex-
position during its last days.
Dewey never sunk a Spanish ship
any more effectively than we have
sunk prices below our competition
GALUsHA Il WEsCorT.
Before you buy a heating stove see
that "Retort" heater at Wrights hard.
ware store. 1t is a wonderful heat
producer and saver of fuel.
, Sanford Fox and VIM. Wolfe are
reported to have been almost asphyxi-
ated by gas while sleeping in the John
Aultz rooming house at Omaha.
V. II. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea-
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, ".
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
We open this week more mems, bows
und chldren's caps at less prices than
ever opened in any one store in Ne.
braska. Little on the yellow order,
this statement, but can prove 1t. Great
line at 25c.-GALUsHA Il WEsCOrT.
Serv ices Of ordination Of Rev. Frank
W. Dean as a minister Of the gospel
were conducted at the Congregational
church yesterday afternoon. Several
pastors from other places were present
and took part In the ceremony.
A pair Of "soiled doves" entertained
some Of the high collared youth Of our
city this week. A free.for-all.fght was
one part OF the entertainment on last
night but the high collars saved their
faces by taking sneak before the row
began.
Call and SEQ the best improvement
in the pantry line at the Gulliford
building west OF the Holland House.
Mr.. w. D. Norval the salesman, will be
In on Saturdays only and exhibit the
article. II is one OF the most handy
articles of the kind we have ever. seen.
Among the many who took the OK.
cursion train on Tueseay night the fol-
lowing persons were noticed: John
Griffith, AL. McClintock, G. d. Robin
son, Will Parker, Richard and Ray
Tenant, q. b. Crone. s. +. Spokesfield
Mrs. +. j. Overing, Frank Allies, Ralph
Beale, Ben McCune, j. II. Smith, Laurt
Smith, Mrs. A. II. Reynolds. j. q
Lindley, George Law, Samuel Spry
II. G. Scott, George Scott and Ber
Walden.
J The best rally held by the republi
cans here this campaign was held il
the opera house last Friday afternoon
A good crowd was present and ad
1 dresses were made by Judge Hayward
=! candidate for governor; Geo. A. Muir
ply, candidate for lieutenant governor
N. d. Jackson, candidate for attorney
general; A. F. Williams, candidate TO
land commissioner; Capt. G. f. Adams
candidate for congress and w. f. An
drews.