The Red Cloud chief., 1902-02-21
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

Coal oil, Is cents q gallon at w. b.
Roby's
Mrs. Ben Ludlow is visiting in South
Omaha.
Butler keeps the Boomer hog fence.
Best on earth.
II you want job work of ony kind
call and sea US.
s. Z. Smith of Beatrice was here the
first Of the week.
THE CHIEF and the Toledo Blade
one year for 81 25.
Ben Soutbwell left the first of the
week for Oklahoma.
Remember me when you want a har.
ness.-JoE FoGEL
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
lie year for S1.25.
Miss Ella vanWoert of Guide Rock
was here the first of the week.
Miss Blanch Gross returned the first
of the week to Franklin academy.
j. w. Wallin was in Lincoln this
week looking after property interests.
L. W. Barber of Franklin was look
ing after business matters here Satur.
day.
The Home Art Club was entertained
by Mrs. George Hadell on Wednesday
afternoon.
+. V. Taylor will move into the build.
ing lately occupied by Mrs. 5. F.
Spokesfeld.
A new awning has been placed in
front of Galusha, Wescott & Storey's
clothing store.
Rev. p. A. Meredith of Belvidere has
accepted the'pastOratt OF the Christian
church of this city.
John ounham OF Clarks, this state,
a cousin Of Mrs. X. b. Fulton, was Wis.
iting here this week.
Pasteur's "Blacklegine' for the pre-.
v%ention of black.leg in cattle for sale
by Getting the Druggist.
Go to Buffers for all kinds OF harness
and hardware. All goods in both lines
sold at "a small margin.
Mrs. S +. ~Spokesfield has moved her
millinery goods into the room directly
south of her former location.
The Life of VIM. Mckinley, by Murat
Halstead, and The CHEF one year for
8 l.5O, the price of the book alone.
VIM, Workman Of Seward was here
this week figuring with Miner Bros. on
the new extension Of their building.
VIM. Bense this week moved into his
building and has now one of the finest
places OF business of that kind in the
state.
Farm loans at 3 per cen interest on
good improved land. T.. +. Gather,
Office over Cuttings drug store, Red
Cloud. Neb.
For RENT:-Half section of river
bottom land, all improved and under
fence. Abundance Of water. Good
buildings. Two miles west Of Guide
Rock. Inquire OF or address. Harry
Mcconnell, Guide Rock, Nebr.
The Franklin academy glee club gave
one Of their very pleasant and inter.
esting musical programs at the Con.
gregational church last Friday even.
ing. A good crowd was present and all
report the entertainment first class.
ATTENTION FARMERs:-Iave you
seen those hard wear hand made har.
ness at Buffers He will sell you one
for $50. M vol $50, bnt 500; nor will no
take 500, hnt 800; no hiring your team
and he will fit tho~, on -""" horses for
Sl9.S5.
Y IN + ,mb "L mat with . ""'. ful
ac"'A"u' ""f,,.d"r "hilc h|ruiry ice.
He vas 81 ing " tn" ,,lg" ~ ,ho wap.
On l"v ''"tr""n the M, as End in
crossing 'he street car lr.' iu> footing
and fell the r,"r wh" pas,'r~ over
both legs below the knee E~"",mor'ely
no bones were broken " ,i"hp WI he
laid up for several DAYS.
Keep in Nind ~" .lubi,"" Singers -
the Opp"a i"u," March 10 Fr.t Eu-
ersOn RroOi e. the t'%rIifn"n,n ,",et. saws
nj Arthur Payne, the first bass of the
jubilee singers, "ro find a better voice
than is possessed by Arthur PAYNE it
would be- necessary to scour the United
States. He has both volume and sweet.
ness, and these two qualities are rarely
found together in n bass voice"