The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-18
THE. WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

Red Cloud lodge, Degree of Honor
No. 93, A. .. u. w. will give an oyster
supper Tuesday evening. November 90,
at Masonic hall, at which time q short
ent rtsinment, consisting of vocal and
instrumental music will be given. W..
Z. Henry OF Fairmont, Nebraska, dep.
uty grand master A. .. u. w, who Is
considered m Of the best speakers in |
the west, will tell you why you should
be a member Of the ID. of II. All are
cordially invited. No charge TO enter.
tainment. Twenty-Five cents will be
charged for supper which will include
initiation fee to ID. of II. for all who are
eligible and make application at that
time
L%iveryman Boyle yesterday caused
the arrest of Dell Grouse on the charge
of stealing a pair of gloves. The young
man who resides near Naponee had
been working for Boyle for some time
past and resigned his position on We'd.
nesday and locked his trunk and sent it
to the depot and checked 1t out on No.
10, intending to follow the next day on
the freight. He claims that the taking
of. the gloves, which had been left In
his care before election by a man who
drove down from Blue Hill, was unin.
territorial. The case was taken before
Porter, the prisoner being represented
by Attorney McNitt and Boyle by l.. s.
Wilson. After several consultations
between the court and the parties in
the case 1t vas dismissed and the pris.
oner was turned loose. Boyle bad to
put up the costs amounting to some.
thing over seven dollars. There prob
ably was nothing in the case but a lot
of ill.feeling.
One Of the things which gladdens the
eye OF the newspaper man and makes
him feel that life is worth living is the
large botchy looking homemade with.
out c~ost-signs which of late are being
used to make the announcement Of
entertainments and lectures. 1t also
gladdens the newspaper mans heart to
receive a batch of locals announcing
the same coming events which he is ex-
pected to and generally does print free.
Verify the printers vocation is being
stolen from him and the walls of Uucle
Sans p~ostofice will be known as a
general Information bureau, announc.
ing births, deaths and marriages, help
wanted, houses to let, lost, money to
loan, business chances, for exchange,
found, pasturage, strayed, personal,
stolen, escaped criminals, miscellane-
Gus. We think IL the persons thus
using Uncle Sans walls for a bill. board
would look the matter up 1t will be
found to be unlawful to place any m.
nouncements but those pertaining to
postoffice business.
All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented club
bling offer we this year make,
which includes, with this paper, The
Iowa Homestead, its Special Farmers
Institute editions, The Poultry Farmer,
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Jour.
nal and the Humane Alliance. The
subscription price Of these five publ.
cations amounts to % 80, while our
paper is 81, a total of S3. 80. We are
prepared to send them all, includi %
our W paper, to any farmer In
this county for 8l.45, which is only Acc
more than our own subscription price
Never before was SO much superior
reading matter, Of the most practical
and useful character offered for only
81 As. The first four of the paper,
named are so well known throughout
the west that but little need be said 0i
them. They commend themselves /,
the readers favorable attention upor
mere mention. The Humane Allianc,
is devoted 10 humane education anc
should be in every farmers family, 8,
that the boys and girls on the farm may
/ early imbibe the principles Of a broa,
humanity that shall include all God,
creatures, and learn the wickednesi
and brutalizing tendency Of cruelty oi
all kinds. Take advantage Of thi'
great offer.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWitt'