The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

A.. NJ. Walters of Blue Hill was in
the city this week.
Mark Parkes was here from McCook
the first Of the week.
Read Cudahy's prize ad in this paper;
then send postal for 300 page prize
catalog.
ID. Jones AID sou Ernest OF Guide
Rock were in the city this week at
tending court.
+. A Sweezy of Blue Hill was in the
city the fore part Of the week attend
ing district court.
T%urnure Bros. are this week having
their store rooms papercd and cleaned
up preparatory for the spring trade.
Is your name written there? Where's
On our subscription books for the last
year in the 10th century. 1t should be.
We can sell you any goods in our line
and guarantee prices lower than any
catalogue house in America MINER
Bros.
For ExCuANGE-Brick block, three
rooms, to trade for small farm in Web.
ster county. For particulars call at
Office OF j. s. White.
The sidewalks and everything else
we're covered with a coat OF ice last
Monday and Tuesday and the small
boy with the skates was very much IN
evidence.
AGENTS WANTED for the best type
writer on the market, the "Pittsburg
Visible" writing in sight at all times;
Exclusive territory given. Address
Dndley Hardware Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
GOLD AT CAFE NoME.-If you want
information about the Cape Nome
country how to get there and what it
costs, write to j. Francis, General Pas.
seneer Agent, b. Il NJ. railroad in Ncb.
raska, Omaha, Neb.
j. b. Xook, the new stock buyer ar.
rived in this city from Dillcr the fore
part Of the week, and since then the
hog market has been on the boom.
The gentleman is here for business and
Red Cloud can now boast of rs good a
market rs "A bo found anywhere.
Ms. A Tcol, II representative of the
ROYAL N~righborS lodge which is the
ladies auxiliary to the Modern Wood.
man, is in the city this week cndcayor-
ing to establish a lodge here. She has
been fairly successful SO far and the
lodge will be SOC organized.
W. $. BenSc this week received his
new soda water fountain and rs soon
as the weather warns mp Will com
hence serving the public with ice cold
sodas. The fountain is n handsome
one and adds greatly to his already
complete restaurant.
Achange Of time will 60 into effect ON
the Il. ~ NJ. Sunday. Passenger train
No. IA, from the west will now arrive
at $40 pm. instead of S:l5 pm. as for
merly. No. 10 passenger from the east
will now arrive at sos am. instead of
1886 Am. as formerly. No. SO, freight
for the east will leave at 6:45 am.
The regular March term Of the dis.
trict court convened in this city last
Monday, with the new Judge, Hon. Ed.
l.. Adams presiding. A large number
Of cases have been disposed Of and the
Judge has given general satisfaction to
the attorneys. Owing to the long and
continued hours the court kept in ses.
sion VIC were unable to secure a list of
the cases disposed Of this week.
The following was handed us by
Rev. Roscoe A. Barnes for publica.
ton. "Anti.Saloon League meeting.
The saloon must go. Mr.. j. B. Carnes,
state superintendent of the A. S. l.. Of
Nebraska, will lecture in the Congre.
gational church on Monday evening,
tnu III tnt SlilStiuu uult on iutS-
day evening of next week. All citi-
zens are requested to be present.
Come out and hear the best lecture OF
the year. Seats free"
Some are Of the opinion that ~ the
Nebraska Mercantile Company has
sold out their business in this city that
the city would lose n OF its former
foremost business men. Mr.. Alfred
Hadell. In this they arc mistaken.
The large DON In the Noon block,
formerly occupied by +. V. Taylor as =
furniture store, is now being repapered
and painted and will be occupied by
MIR. Hadell in the near future with a
full line OF dry goods, The public will
be glad to know that Alfred Twill still
continue in business in this city, and