The Red Cloud chief., 1904-02-19

ting cut considerable material and will
soon be able to supply all demands
made upon it.
Petty Mics Nellie II ,sc NH, Omaha
81 owe my good looks aud health t.,
HOLSTERS Il ,cSy Mountain tea. Have
fully reg,ined my health" Tea or
tablets. 85 cents &C l.. Co;ting.
A. owd # young pople ,turday
evening surprised Jesse Buell. at the
home of his mother, Mrs. n. s. Rants.
L. was II valentine patty, ard those
p sent cnj yed Themselves immensely.
j I'm Erickson living northw,st OF
town hat the ms r nne to- set his
baud caught in a corn>heller Thursday,
a VT rece ved Injuries which necessiat.
ed the r muval Of oir Tiger and part
| of ano her.
A meeting vas held at the court
house last Saturday with a veiw TO
starting a cooperative creamery here
Some pre- urinary business was trans.
'NNtN wv wv III cAluk was tliltl
for tomorrow at the stme place.
IL isn't how much colt cream a
puts on her face but how much
Rocky Mountain tea she takes inside
that brings out real beauty, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain :ca complications stay
- cents Tea or tab.ets.-C. l. Getting.
Some of the neignbors If John An
shu y, the Smith county farmer who
vas supposed to have been murder,d
some time ago think he shot himself
and told the hold up story in order that
his family might have the benefit Of his
life insurance.
A ID. Brown, father Of Will Brown,
carrier on rural route No /, who has
been bedridden for a long time, has
been granted a pension OF sSOa month
by special act Of congress. This is one
instance when the government has
done the right thing by one of it's
defenders.
ID. Il Whitaker and other members
Of the Indian creek telephone company
are busy putting up poles and running
the wire TO extend their system. The
directors are at present looking for n
location for a central Office IN Red
Cloud where the various rural systems
may be connected
S. &. johnson, from near Womer,
Kan was in town on business Tuesday
and called at this Office. Mr.. johnson
il one Of The pioneers. having home.
steaded his presen; farm twenty-six
years ago. and is the only person still
res ding in that neighborhOod who was
one Of the original ho~mesteaders.
Birds work for man FIR, m the first
glimmer Of light,
Rocky Mountain tea works for man.
kind both day and night,
That's why it Is famous the world
DER and DER,
1t will not let you turn over and take
another snore.-C. l.. Getting.
G. W. Frink, formerly Of this place,
now of Bloomington, H., iradsd his
farm south of the river to Mr.. f..
Johnston, the Red Cloud liveryman.
taking in exchange some property in
Alma. Mr.. Frink was here this week,
and in company with MIR. Carpenter
went to Alma to take charge of the
property traded for.
The Young Peoples Christian Associ.
alton will give q "Colonial" social at
WoOdman hall tonight. All young
people are invited to be- present. The
participants, as far as practicable. are
requested to wear clothing made In the
style OF that worn In the colonial days.
A short program will be rendered and
a good time is anticipated.
Next Tuesday, February 90, there
will be a Sunday school convention at
the Brethren church, to which every.
n is invited. The convt ntion will be
conducted bv II. G. France, state
secretary Of Brethren Sunday school
work. An interesting program has
been arranged, and the meeting will
be called 10 order at IL O'Clock.
j. l. Miner, the Nebraska member
OF the national gOodroads committee,
says that the recent meeting in Wash.
iugton was a great success and that
much good will be the result. Presi.
dent Roosevelt, Secretary of Agricul.
ture Wilson and members of congress
generally listened atlentively to what
the committee had to say and they
were everywhere received with res.
pect.
A pleas ant surprise party occurred at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. X. ID. Thomas
last Friday evening in honor OF their
daughter Ida, who was married to MIR.
lack Erret a short time ago. About
tifty-6ve guests were present. Mr..
Simeon gave some interesting readings,