The Red Cloud chief., 1898-09-09
CITY NEWS.

Will Parker left Tuesday for Omaha.
JAS. Mitchell returned from Omaha
SATURDAY.
Look out for the dinner and supper
September II.
c. b. Crone and daughter Edna are
home from the exposition.
Henry Clark and Miss Laura Boyd
have returned from Omaha.
Cal Kenady returned to his home at
Holyoke, Colorado, Sunday night.
Something new in heaters. THE
Retort". Call at w. W. Wright's and
see it.
For SALE-3,O 900 bushels of old corn.
j. W. WALLIN, 4 miles northwest Of
Red Cloud.
Mrs. Pond and daughter Of New York
state are here visiting with H. f. Pond
and family.
w. w. Wright has the finest line Of
stoves in the valley. Call and see
them and get prices.
Geo. HOLSTER and Silas Fincher left
Wednesday, by the way Of Oxford to
attend the Omaha exposition.
Say, do you want a first class dinner,
then come to the dinner given by the
Epworth League Of the M. +. church.
The state Of Kansas this year pro-
duced q bushel OF wheat for every
man, woman and child in the United
States.
Ed. McCrillis is carrying his hand in
a sling on account Of a swelling on that
member which is giving him consider.
able trouble.
We are making a display Of the finest
line OF hats ever brought to Red Cloud.
Come IN and see them.-THE CowDEN
KALEY CLOTHING Co.
II YOU want u good cheap heater this
winter, call at W. w. Wright's and see
the new "Retort" heater. Burns slack
aud keeps fire forty-eight hours.
v. H. Scrivner, real es,a man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea.
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, v.
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Don'I tail to see Fogel & Hutchinson
for robes and blankets, They are show.
ing the largest and most up to date
stock yer shown in Red Cloud. Chase
Il Bishops robes and ga horse blan-
kets.
Correct Underwriting in all its
branches. Over twenty.fiv years ex-
perience. Old line and mutual COM
panies represented. None but the
best. Call and see m .-CHAs. SCHAFF-
NIT, Red Cloud, Neb.
Tho Congregational Y. P. s. G E..
held their business meeting at the
church ON Tuesday night and elected
the following officers: President, Rev.
Dean; vice president, Ed Overing; sec
retery, Matte Abel; treasurer, Mabel
Howard. Reports were read and new
committees appointed to care for the
interests Of the various departments.
The green blades of Kafir corn are
reported deadly poison to cattle eating
them. Last week n Mitch II county.
Kansas, man found five head Of his
cows Houndering around and two of
them died. They had been eating
green Kafir corn. They got but a few
leaves but it was enough to do the
work. Frost takes all the poison out
of the leaves and makes good fodder.
You can tell a successful farmer by
looking at his wife's fruit cans in the
closet. You can tell the curbstone pol
itician by the patches on his pants.
You can tell the poison serpent by the
bluntness of his tall. You can tell the
slouchy woman by her shoe buttons
and her hat. But the easiest of all you
can point out the enterprising mer.
chant of a town by glancing at his
home newspaper. This is not divine
revelation, but il is business, gospel
and truth.-Bancroft Blade,
The value and cos of fodder as IA
feed for stock during the winter de-
bends largely on the stage at which it
is cut, the curing and the manner of
storing. II allowed to get too ripe and
then is put mp in rather small shocks
and allowed to stand ont in all kinds
uf weather until wanted for feed, it is
questionable if The feed secured will
pay the cos Of cutting and hauling
But il cut IN good season, properly |
handled during the curing out, and is
properly stored away, it makesa cheap
wholesome feed for all kinds OF stock.