The Red Cloud chief., 1901-06-14
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
THE CHIEF 81 per year.

hohsuale CdnOClc NC NJ MINER Bros.
BY Shepardsoz OF Riverton was here
this week.
X. A. Simpson OF Blue Hill was here
this week.
10 yards Standard prints for &c at
Miner Bros.
Charlie Bushee of Guide Rock vas
here today.
Miss Mabel Wells is home from the
state university.
Geo. Fentress OF Guide Rock was
here this week
f. II. Morgan of Alma was doing
business here this week.
Miss Clara Schneider has gone to her
home at Clay Center.
L. c. Hacker visited in the eastern
part OF the state this week.
Fly nets and busters in endless va.
riety at Fogel Il Hutchison's
Oliver Hedge is reported as being
sick at his home north of town.
Special sale of work shirts until
June l5 SOC shirts at SOC, at the Fair
To close out stock am selling hay
rakes and cultivatois at less than cost.
&c w. Dow.
New Model sewing machine, guaran
teed to do good work, price $500 at
Miner Bros
The b. & NJ. have the tower erected
on which to place their new water
tank at the depot here.
Don't forget the date and place of
the special sale of nets, busters and
light harness at Buffers.
Mrs. Lulu Fuller departed Tuesday
for an extended summer visit with
relatives at Onawa, Iowa.
The cellar for the Oatman hotel
building is about completed, and the
brick work will be begun at once.
For SALE:-250O bushels OF old corn
in crib at my residence. 40 cents per
bushel.-J. II. BAILEY, Red Cloud.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours-H. s. SoUDER,
Pastor.
| Miss VonPilsum who has been one OF
the popular teachers in the city schools
left for her home at Pella, Iowa, Tues
day morning.
Ward Hiatt is painting, paperina
and otherwise remodeling his barber
shop. He will also put a fine lot Of
new fixtures in soon.
Herbert Cook of Chicago who hat
boen here visiting with his parents Dir
and Mrs. Henry Cook Left Saturda,
to resume his duties in that city.
Morhart Bros binder twine has ar
rived. Every fifty pounds put up in I
two and ons.half bushel seamless graii
sack. Get their prices before you buy
The cemetery board are certainly de
serving Of great credit for the able ant
efficient manner in which they ar,
keeping up the appearance Of tina
place.
The work of tearing down the build
ing at present occupied by N. Long
tins billiard hall will commence Men
day. Jno. Polnicky will erect a new
two story brick thereon to be used AS .
saloon building.
Word was received here this weel
that the barn on VIM. A. Mays plac,
near Blue Hill was struck by lightning
Tuesday morning and burned down
We did not hear whether there was an,
insurance on it or not,
We wish our correspondents woulC
endeavor to get their items in eacl
week and If possible not later thar
than Thursday, No department o
the paper is looked after by our read
ers more than this. II your locality il
not represented send us in TIE news.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Bentley ter dere(
. very pleasant lawn party to q aum
Der of their friends last Tuesday even
ing 5 to 8. A very pleasant time va
had and the participants speak YER,
highly Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Is en-
tsrtainsrs.
The Haskell Indian base ball team O
Lawrence, Kansas, will play the Leb
anon, Kansas, base ball team, at Leb
anon July Sd and 4th, 1901. The In
dians are without question the tastes
ball team in the state and Lebanon will
endeavor to keep up her well earned
reputation for putting up q good game