The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-23

Webb Matthews aud family left Mon
day night for California whore they
will make their future home.
Mrs l. II. Fort and daughter Nettie
returned home Tuesday night from a
visit with relatives and friends at Peru,
this state.
Hon. Geo. ID. Follmer Of Oak, Neb'
raska, republican candidate elect for
commissioner Of public lands and
buildings was in the city Wednesday.
VIM. Eames left Tuesday night for a
trip to Caldwell, Idaho, where he will
visit his daughter Mrs. John Garner
and look wei the country with a view
to locating.
Rev. 4. w. Dean will preach q
Thanksgiving sermon Thursday, Nov.
20th, at 7:30 pm. st the home OF MIR.
Ed. Me,calf on Indian Creek. The
rest Of the evening will be given up to
u l5c supper served by the Ladies Aid
society. Gene and have u good time.
g. ID. Morse who has peer engaged
In the millinery business here for the
past year left for his home in Osceola
today. During his stay here he has
made many friends who were sorry to
see him leave and will welcome him in
the future il he decides to locate with
us again for the next year.
In the case of Duffy VS.. Edison, the
judgeship case, which was decided in
the lower court in favor OF the latter
and vas taken to the supreme court by
the former, the decision was handed
down this week affirming the decision
of the lower court and making Mr.. Ed
son Judge.
George Rice on Wednesday after.
noon met with an unfortunate misbap.
He was hauling coal for j. q. Caldwell
and on pa sing under a tree near the
scales was brushed of by n limb and
fell between The wheels one of which
passed over his body. Having on a
heavy load at the time he was severely
injured.
A good joke is told on a newspaper
man in the north part Of the state. Tie
wrote up a nice little puff for the lead
ing milliner OF the town, in which he
said he was "glad to see her stocking
up" Meeting the scribe on the street
: she soaKed him with her parasol and
threatened % tell his wife. The unso-
&. phisticated editor has never been abe
to figure out what was wrong with his
item.
A couple of Charlton girls, says the
Silver City Times, becoming infatuated
with the idea Of having their heads
: photographed, coquetishly stuck
through a torn newspaper, visited a
9 photographer for that purpose. How
ever when the pictures were finished
!, they were Mortified to behold wha'
they had before failed to notice-th,
paper through which they had stucl
their heads was . Chicago sheet, ant
just beneath their smiling faces was
big display advertisement Of q cloth
ing firm, which announced Our pant
u are lined in the seat"
The smokers Of Red Cloud can flint
on sale by II. f. Grice and a few Of thu
3 locol dealers q OF the choicest ant
most phenomenal retailing cigars eve
" manufactured in the west, the Tuck
cigar. 1t is hand made throughout Inc
h unequaled in workmanship by any
3. cent cigar on the market. The Tuck
'e cigar has in its filler the finest grade .
'e old unflavored tobacco that can be pur
p chased and used in a 8 cent cigar. Ii
draft is perfection. The "Tuck" cigal
is packed in tin foil in packages Of five
- with the object in view Of keeping !
fresh, retaining the flavor and protect
y ing it from breakage when carried il
the pockets The "Tuck" cigar is II
a." fact perfection in everything that !
= required to make a choice smoke
u There is n. cigar made in the five cen
cigars that equals the Tuck cigar, il
v fine workmanship, quality, draft ant
" filler. Try the Tuck"