The Red Cloud chief., 1902-02-21
GENERA I T NEWS.

An interesting event occurred Tues
dav evening. The W. X &. having
ascertained that one Of their members
was going to movea away, they de;erm.
insd to give her a surprise reception
Therefore they cole cted their forces
and went in a body to her residence
and marched in singing I'VE are all
here, We are all here, aud still there's
more to follow" They were we'll arm.
ed with boxes, baskets, and buckets,
which were deposited in the kitchen.
Mrs. Knight was sufficiently surprised
To satisfy the most exscting. Some
time was spent in conversation and old
fashioned games, then committees
were sent to the kitchen and dining
room, the table filled to its utmost and
a six course dinner was served. Never
was banquet more enjoyed Toasts
were made over the coffee, the Relief
Corps and all its interests were topsted
brown. Remarks were made by every.
one present. It. was "a feast Of reason
and II flow Of soul After adjourning
To the parlor riddles and conundrums
were ~propounded. A very appropriate
answer WAS given tn one, "what makes
more noise than a pig under u fencep"
"A room full Of W. X. &. women"
Low rates northw via Burlington
Route. To Billings. Montana, sl5 90;
Cady, Wyoming, SIC 10; Helena and
Butte, $50 co.; Spokane, Washington,
$40 so; Portland, Tacoma, Seattle aud
Rossland, b. C., e25 90. Above rates
will be in effect every day in March
and April from Missouri river termi.
nails aud from nearly all stations on
b. & NJ. r. Il. A wonderful opportu.
nifty to visit the northwest. The Big
Horn Basin Of Wyoming is a country
OF great and now undevelop'
ed. 1t has just been made accessible
by a new line Of the Burlington Route,
and presents many attractions to the
homeseeker. Folder on Big Horn Ba.
sin free on request. For tickets, rates,
or additional information apply to
nearest agent, Burlington Route, or
write to j. Francis, General Passenger
Agent, Omaha, Nebr.
The Farmers Institute Of Go wles will
hold a session at the A. q. u. w. hall
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 22d, 1902, at
one O'Clock sharp, with the following
program:
Wheat-A. II. Spracher.
ifalfa-E. l.. Fawcett.
Poultry-Mrs. A. Il. Vance and Mrs.
A.. &. Bon.
Fruits and Gardening-Wm. Good.
Strawberries-H. l.. Hopkins.
Care of Young Cattle-C. A. Latham .
Milk. A. Good.
Flowers-Mrs. j. ID. Storey.
Music furnished by Cowles Orches'
tra.
g. +. PUTNAM, Secy.
X. Is. THOMPSON, Pres.
The Jubilee singers, the next number
on the high scnool course OF entertain.
ments, will appear at the opera house
on the evening of March 10th. On
March 81, DR.. Thomas Dinsmore of
Syracuse, New York, will give the last
entertainment of the course Holders
of season tickets may reserve seats for
both entertainments at Grice's drug
store after 4 p. m. Tuesday, March 4th
Tickets will be on sale at same time
aud place. Single tickets SOC, for both
entertainments Csc, general admission
35c. Watch fer distribution Of adver.
Using matter next week.
Services at the church Of Christ each
evening this week and al 10 80 Am,
aud 7:80 pm. Sunday. Bible school
II m. Prayer meeting 1880 pm. Wed.
nesday. We invite everyone to these
meetings and will guarantee you a
hearty welcome.-T. A. MEREDITH,
Minister.
The members Of the company of
Mason & Downs Singers are graduates
of schools of music. Their programs
are made up Of the best music of the
day and the old negro melodies Of
slavery times.
q. w. Broadwell, a former resident
OF this county a number Of years ago,
now residing at Grand IsIaud was here
the first of the week visiting with old
friends.
Ts the Farmers.
Don't get caught mapping with these
wouldbs cattle buyers that are riding
over the country locking fer snaps,