The Red Cloud chief., 1898-03-18
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

L. N. wells Ot hastings was mere tnlS
week.
Mrs. Alfred Hadcll is home from n
visit in Hastings.
Mrs. James Humphrey of Riverton
was here this week.
Richard ribbctts of Bladcn was here
this week OF business.
Mrs. 5. j.. TAFT has built a new fence
around her residence property.
Grant Usher of Smith Center was
here this week visiting friends.
LosT-Onc goldD. of II. emblem pin,
Finder return same to Ncwhousc Bros.
and receive reward.
FoR RENr-l.. Baum has "a house of
~ rooms for rent. For particulars
call on Jos. %llerburgcr.
Our new bicy che repair ShopiS the lat
est thing in town. Come in and see us
in the northeast corner of Moon block.
WANLEp AT once. a few good
farm loans to run tive years, 5 per
cent interest, optional paymcnts.-D
b. S@rANuGIE.
A basket supper for the benefit of
the Sunday school was held at Lower
Penny creek school house and the pro-
ceeds amounted to 81. A good time 10
reported.
The new sidewalk on Elm street be.
tween the residences of Henry Cook
and q. w. Dow, adds much to the ap.
pearance of the street and also to the
comfort Of the travelling public.
Oscar Anderson secured the grapha.
phone given away to the holder of the
largest number Of coupons. He is
thankful to the friends who helped him
to swell the number of his coupons.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, on Monday, March "A,
Rev. James e.. Day officiating, Mr.
Fred Hurd to Miss Stella Auxier of
Cowles. The CHIEF extends congrat.
ulations.
We will pay a salary of 1900 per
week and expenses for mar with rig
to introduce our Poultry Mixture and
Insect Destroyer in the country. Ad.
dress with stamp PERFECTION MIRO,
Co., Parsons, Kansas.
Work on the foundation for the adj
dition to Miner Brothert store building
il being rushed rs fast as possible and
by the end Of ;he week, the weather
remaining favorable, the brick masons
will have commenced their work.
&. j. Platt has had the two buildings
removed from the lots north Of the
lumber yard, and will in the near flu
ture increase the size Of the yard and
also the stock of lumber tojconfOrm
with the present prosperous condition
OF the country.
At the republican city convention
held this afternoon the following ticket
was nominated: Mayor, l.. II. Beck;
city clerk, l.. +. TAFT; treasurer, q. W.
Dow; police Judge, e. s. Bennett; alder
man second ward w. +. Rife; alder
man first ward Geo. Hollister; school
board, +. q. Turnure and w. Is. Roby.
A couple of ladies on last Saturday
abstract ID the photograph OF a young
man Of Bladen from the photograph
gallery of Baillie 4 Rodstrom who
were then at that place. They must
have been badly gone on the young
man and II guardian should be ap.
pointed for fear they carry him of in
person.
Rev. +. Ed wards, pastV of the En-
glish Baptist church at MinersviIlc,
Pa, when suffering with rheumatism,
was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "a few applications
of this linimcnt proved Of great service
to me. 1t subdued the Inflammation
and relieved the pain. Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm "A
trial it will please me" For sale by
ii. +. Gricc.
The McCook Republican says; at is
learned from good authority the time
of No. 4 for leaving here will be
changed Sunday, March 20, from 800
pm. to II pm, as it was before put
ting on the flyers. This will also ne.
the opening Of night offices at
BARLEY, Holbrook and Edison. A pas.
senger will also be put on the Oberlin
branch to connect with trains Ii and
10 on the same da e. This train will
run daily except Sunday"
The Pond Berlin Obera Co., which
has been an attraction at the opera
since last Monday night Is some
what different from the usual week