The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
Cowden Haley Clothing Co.

Cowden Haley Clothing Co.
This week we have the pleasure Of
announcing u change in the propri.
"torship Of the Golden Eagle Clothing
store of |. Freymark " Co., that firm
name being dropped and the name Of
Cowden Haley Clothing Co., incorpO.
rated, taking it, place, with the fol.
owing officers &. Wiener, president;
r. w. Cowden, secretary, and A. L.
Haley, treasurer. As will be seen. &.
Wiener, now located in New York.Clty,
who founded and so successfully ran
the business for many years until his
location in the east, still retains an in.
terest in the concern. an / will look
after the firms interests in the mar.
kets of the east. +. W. Cow len, see
rotary of the new company, is well
known to our readers, having held the
responsible position of postmaster here
for the past four years, and having be.
fore that been head salesman,for many
years in the clothing business during
the prJprietorship of Mr.. Wiener. ,iHls
long association with the business
makes him well acquainted with every
detail Of the clothing trade and: ,his ac.
quaintance in the country and many
fiiends here will insure the company a
large share of business. Mr.. A. l..
Haley, the third member of the COM.
pany, is a brother of Il townsman G..
W. Haley and arrived Several months
ago from Ohio. While he is a stranger
to many as yet, those who become nc.
quain,ed with him will find ,,him a
pleasant gentleman. The new firm is
a strong one and we wish themlsuceess.
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a committee representing thesnewly
organized band has been round this
week soliciting money for the purpose
of supplying the organization with a
new set of instruments. The lack of a
band for the past year has shown our
citizens what it means to be without an
organization and the committee has so
far been very successful. Help the
boys out il you can.give only a dollar
or two. The people brought to town
to hear the band who would otherwise
go somewhere else are numerous.
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y telegram was received by Oscar
Teel bearing the sad intelligence of the
death of his niece Miss Sarah Teel,
daughter of Chas Teel formerly a resi-
dent of Cowles. Death was caused by
the explosion Of a can of kerosene with
which the unfortunate girl was starting
the fire at the home of her aunt in An.
selma. She was eighteen years of age
aud well known in this county where
she had many friends.
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List OF letters remaining uncalled for
at the ~postofiice ut Red Cloud, Neb.
raska, for the week ending June 10th,
1898.
Mercur, Carl LOOMS, Ed.
These letters will be sem to the dead
letter office June 30th, il not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised G. HACKER, p. nj.
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II nothing happens to preveut-and
it is hardly possible that anything can
now-the wheat crop this year will be
the best ever raised in this county. 1t
will not be the largest, perhaps, for the
reason that the acreage is not so great
as in some former years, but the yield
per acre promises to reach a high av-
erage as there is not a poor piece in
the county as far as we know.
The newest thing in the social line il
what is called the "bloomer social"
They are advertised as the greatest at
ira ,tion Of the season and are said to
be a success wherever they have been
tried.
Little