The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-16
Z HAPPENINGS.

Amos Cowden was up from Superior
this week.
NJ. $. Marsh Of Hastings was here
| this week.
Coming u carload of furniture Al.
BRIGHT Bros
James Ryan has accepted a position
in the store Of Il. + Nicer.
G. s. Quick of Indianola was here
today visiting with VIM. Parkes and
wife.
Read Cudahy's prize ad in this paper;
then send postal for 300 page prize
c~atalog.
James Burden will soon move to the
residence owned by j w. Moranville
in the east part OF town.
Mrs. belong OF McCook was here
the first of the week visiting with her
sister Mrs. Will Mitchell.
Samuel Aultz and wife of Millctte,
South Dakota, were visiting with rcla.
tives in this city the fore part Of the
week.
Miss Margaret Graves, daughter OF
Bishop Graves, Of Kearney, arrived in
the city Thursday on a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Clark.
We can sell you any goods in our line
and guarantee prices lower than any
catalogue house in America. MINER
BROS.
FoR ExCHANGE-Brick block, three
rooms, to trade for small farm In Web.
ster county. For particulars call at
Office OF j. s. White.
The committee appointed to confer
with the party who desired to move
his -four mill to this place have sub.
mitted a proposition but as vet no an.
swer has be en- received.
, Mr.. Corcoran the new stock man who
has been buying stock here for several
weeks past returned last evening from
w W anu VIII pun u Jutub uVIC uuu
continue the buying of stock.
Watch for Israel the great imperson.
ator, who will be in Red Cloud March
@ 22d, under the auspices Of Red Cloud
Band. He comes highly recommended
by the press and is superior in many
respects to Alba Haywood. Place and
" admission fee announced later.
This week we call the attention of
our readers to the new advertisement
e of the Nebraska Mercantile Co, under
q the new management. 1t will prob.
ably be a good plan for bargain hunt.
ers to keep an eye on the advertise.
ments of this company in the future.
The Red Cloud Chief boldly take,
the stand that licensed saloons are
more conducive to healthy public
morals than the blind pigs in the base
ment where young men learn to taxi
their first drink Of sour mash out of thu
It nozzle ST a jug Nebraska Sta Jour
nal.
u A kicking broncho hitched to "A wag
on with another horse made thing
look interesting for the driver, one o
h the Fearn boys, on last Sunday nor
ing. In front of Newhouse Bros. stor,
the pole broke in such q manner a. Il
look the wagon and the driver wen
q into the air but alighted on his feet
8 still retaining q hold on the lines snc
y stopping the team after some hare
. pulling.
Married, In tho Congregational par
sonsge At Cowles, Nebraska. Thursday
q March 9th, 1900, Mr.. Henry q. Kseney
and Miss Annie Deakin, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Deakin The
= ceremony Was performed by Rev, q
W. Mitchell Of Franklin, Nebraska,
The young people will 60 to house
o keeping immediately on the fine farm
s owned by the groom adjoining the vii
p lage of Cowles.
The county judgeship case val
/, tried before the district court in thi.
A city last Saturday afternoon, and a de
cision given in favor Of Mr.. Edison
The case will now he taken to the su
preme court for = final decision. Mr.
Duffy 10 still attending to the busisss
Of the otice. and will in oil probability
continue to Dc 80 until Q decision OF
the case hss bees rendered ~ the -
prsas eolrt.
The home Of Miss Dsllis ShsDhsrl