The Red Cloud chief., 1900-07-20
LOCALLY.

farm oanSO on most favorable terms
of ID j Myers.
Nelse Longtin made a business trip
to Superior Wednesday.
DIR. + +. Mckeeby was up from Su.
perior the first of the week.
Galvanized iron well tube Sc IL n,
Morhart Bros. Hardware Co.
Our phone number is now - Call
us up when you need JOB printing.
.Orrin Stickley of Guide Rock was a
visitor in the city Saturday night and
Sunday
Order your gasoline of Morhart
Bros. Hardware Co. They will de.
liver 1t for you.
Will Aud left the last of the week
FOR a trip to the eastern part Of this
state and 10 Iowa.
VIM. Potter and family left the last
OF the week for a visit at their former
old home in Kentucky.
a. q. Berg returned Wednesday
morning from a several weeks trip in
Colorado where he visited with a sister.
ID. w. Turnure and wife left Wed.
nesday evening for a several weeks
stay at Denver and other points in Col.
orado.
j q Wiles has received a new up.
right two horse power Slower gasoline
engine and has it in running order, the
smaller engine not having power
enough to satisfactorily II his ma.
chinery.
c. 5. Gaskell of Republican City was
in the city this forenoon. Mr.. Gaskell
is the owner of u merry.goHroud and
while here made arrangements to
bring his machine for a couple Of
weeks. The machine will probably ar.
rive neNt Monday. 1t is now located
in Blue Hill.
Married, at the home Of Rev. &. w.
Hummel, south of the city, on Sunday,
July 10Th, 1900, Mr.. William Dollins to
Miss Jennie Runcle, both parties Of
Smith county, Kansas. The groom is
a prosperous young farmer while the
bride is one of Smith county's admir-.
able young ladies. The young couple
will reside on q farm. We extend con.
CALCULATIONS.
John A, Ferree, a bicyclist Of Read.
ing, Pennsylvania, arrived in the city
Wednesday, having made q journey
OF over three thousand miles visiting
in other states. He was an employe in
a large shoe factory in Reading and
made the trip for the benefit Of his
health. He is visiting with his uncle
j. +, Hassinger of North Branch, Kan.
sas.
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made in the price of this paper, has
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been lenient, but will be compelled
sooA to place many accounts in the
hands OF a collector to enforce pay.
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