The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-02
LOCALLY
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Amos Cowden Of Superior was here
The first Of the week.
L. + Feis the Webster street barber
will give you a good shave.
- NJ. Abel OF the B, & NJ. force is
taking a lay.off for a few days.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Dickey,
on Saturday, October "a, a girl.
For a good smoothe hair cut or shave
20 to l.. T.. Ftis on Webster street.
James Burden was looking after
business matters in Omaha this week.
Fred Glover OF Kansas City was here
this week looking after live stock in.
~terests.
Ed. Emigh who left here several
months z for Seattle, Washington,
is home again.
The 'Lion Brand shirts are the best
in the world. For sale by The Cowden
Haley Clothing Co.
DR.. Creighton has placed a fine hitch.
ing stone with his name cut thereon
in front Of his new residence.
l. +. Feis of Campbell has purchased
the barber shop Of J j. Baker. Jesse
will remain with him for some time.
A dance will be given at the Fire.
mans hall, tomorrow Saturday even.
ing, November Sd, and the usual good
time is expected.
A very pleasant dance was given at
the Masonic hall last evening by the
ladies Of the Episcopal church and a
very pleasant time was had by those
present.
Lion Brand" shirts had the largest
summer sale Of any shirt IN America.
The fall line surpasses anything eve
attempted in shirt manufacture. Sold
by The CswdeR Haley Clothing Co.
We have before US a sample OF the
ballot to be used at the coming cleo.
ton next Tuesday. 1t is n very bulky
affair, measuring l4x42 inches, and II
the vote is very heavy dry goods boxes
4, will be in great demand for ballet
. boxes. II is also one that will require
a considerable amount Of study and
care in marking in order that no mis-.
takes be made.
Report Of school in Dist. 50, for
y month ending October 90, 1900. Mum
Der enrolled for month, males %, fe,
e males IA, total 20. Average attend
anse, males 10; females ID, total 20
Those neither absent or tardy are a.
r follows: Laura Harris, Ire-a Kent
Carrie Manly, Blanche Pope, Mabl'
Pope, Maggie Robinson. Russell Amack
Archie Harris, Charles Harris, an,
=, Walter Pope.--NETrIE HUMMEL, Tea
= cher.
PROPOSALS FOR BIDs:-Sealed bid
will be received by the city clerk unit
y Wednesday, November 9TH, ut Q pm
toi INV Sousti uNtioh VI iOut DtiCl
. c%rosswalks at the intersection of Al
avenue and Webster street, walks l.
/" be IS bricks wide, Of first.class PAWN
: brick and laid on a good and sufficien
foundation Of sand or cinders, csnte
to be three inches higher than sides
and to be bound on sides with stone
For further particulars call on cit,
d clerk -J.E KEsLER, City Clerk.
Mary +. Lease spoke to a large an,
very attentive audience at the oper,
i house last Monday evening. Sh
spoke from n republican point of viey
and the way she exposed Bryan an,
Organism showed clearly that sh
knew what she WAS talking about. |
= is just as she says, when the demo
Gratis swallowed the populist part
y they didn't swallow me-" As a speake
she can command more respectful a,
tention than any speaker who has bee
here this year. Her talks are Interest
ing and instructive and her compar
u sons are simply immense. II you di
: not get to hear her 60 to Riverton ne1
Z Saturday. II will be worth your tin'