The Holly chieftain., 1900-02-09
FEBRUARY ~, 1000.
Everybody Is Invited.

at Tribune on Tuesday.
SEE White for ~ cent work pants
-sl.50 every other place.
Fred Mohl arrived here Thursday
with 9 bsrty Of land seekers.
J. g. Berger, Of Livern,ore, Iowa,
y : new subscriber for the Chieftaln.
The storm on Wednesday drove =
large number OF range cattle into the
valley.
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Engstrom
which has been sick for some time, Is
improving.
George Hollis is threatened with an
increase In his sales Of furniture, ow-
ing to the prospect for some young
couple, or couples, of Holly going to
housekeeping.
Steve Garfield is preparing to raise
thoroughbred poultry. He received
by express yesterday q coop contain
ing four fine Rose Comb White Leg.
horn roosters.
W. Fl. BrOckman. the n. W. A. or.
ganizer, writes that he will return to
Holly the latter part OF this week to
complete the organization Of the
Woodmen lodge.
George Miller returned from Garlic
last week. He thinks there is good
prospect for boom down there this
spring aud he intends to 60 back in 4
short time and work his claim.
Col. Thos. Holland visited the colo
ny few days during the week, nor
did he forget to call on his numerous
friends In Holly. He was on his way
from San Francisco to New York.
John Duncan went to Syracuse on
business Monday. Johns movements
are being watched with considerable
interest, by his friends, as it is very
uncertain what he intends to do next.
W. F. Crowley returned home yes
terday from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Crowley returned Wednesday
from Paris, Texas, where she has been
visiting relatives for q couple OF
months.
Bottomley, the Photographer, will
be in Holly February 10, le and nth;
Granada February IL, 13 and l4th.
Photos from so cents a dozen up.
Come smiling aud don't forget the
baby. Pictures enlarged. Samples at
the postoff1ce.
I was nearly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors. visited mineral springs.
and grew .orse. used Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. That cured me-" II di-
gesis hat you .ai. Cures indignation,
SOM stomach, heart burn and all forms
Of dyspepsia.
The meeting Of the beet growers
last Friday was well attended and the
talks on beet culture made by Messrs.
Winterhalter and Anderson were list
ened to very attentively BY those pres
ent. The farmers Of this vicinity,
we are glad to note, are becoming ser
iously interested in the question Of
growing sugar beets, and show dis
position to follow the advice Of those
who have had experience In growing
beets for the factory. BY taking a
little pains in the matter of cultivat.
ing and irrigatinR this crop, success is
a certainty and it will become per-
manent because it will be paying
industry.
Mr.. Thomas E. Hartman, who came
to Omaha from Nemaha county elsv.
en- years ago, first going into the news
paper business with the Republican
and year later coming to the World.
Herald, recently resigned, taking ef.
feet the end Of last week. He has
been manager Of circulation for a
number ofvears and made fast friends
with everybody. A large number OF
employees Of the paper met In the busi-
ness Office yesterday and gave Mr..
Harman a gold watch engraved with
his monogram by which to remember
them. Nj. Harman goes into the
stock business near Holly. Colo.-
World-Herald, Omaha.
). B. Clark. Peoris. III. says. "snr.
geons wanted to orerats on me for
piles, but I cured them with Dewittr