The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-08
CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass the Of &M&1zM

mer, and left yesterday Tor his home
at Hayes Center Nebr.
IF | had J.. rs money" said old man
Swain.
II would make everybody happy from
Oregon to Maine;
You don't need money, just be free.
Give your family Rocky Mountain Tea.
c. l. Getting.
Mrs. Sauders, a sister of j. w. Starr
is visiting in Lsbanon this wee K She
was visiting her husbands people at
Red Cloud a few weeks ago when her
little girl:was taken sick aud vas able
to continue her visit until this time.
Their home is in the west. Lebanon
Argus.
Wanted. Local representive for Red
Cloud and vicinity to look after renew
ais and increase subscription list of Il
prominent monthly magazine, on a sal
airy and commission basis. Experience
desi, able. but not necessary. Good op
portunity for right person. Address
Publisher, Box 50, Station o New York.
Sheriff Oliver d. Hedge went down
to Superior yesterday and brought back
with him George Latin, against whom
a charge of bastardy has been preferred
by a Miss Lopez, of Guide Rock. LAT
lin is now lying In Jail here awaiting
his preliminary trial, which will he held
Monday before County Judge Edison.
Mrs. David Whitaker was in Red
Cloud the latter part of last week after
their household goods. Instead of
going to Stratton, Neb., as we stated
last week, they went to Brush, Colo,
where Mr.. Whitaker has secured work
in a best sugar factory at good wages,
and where they will make their future
home.
Miss Verne Hall of Creston, iowa,
elocutionist and reader, will give an
entertainment at the Christian church
under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor, assisted by local talent,
November Is. She comes we'll rec
%ommeded, is a graduate of two ora.
torical schools, and should receive a
good crowd.
The Cincinnati Ladies' Cremona
Orchestra was greeted at the opera
house Monday evening by a medium
attendance. Their performance was
greatly enjoyed. This was the first
number of the Business Mems Lecture
Course, which consists of a number of
first class entertainments to be given
here this winter.
|. Frisbie, living at Amboy, has lost
about two hundred hogs recently
through some disease which has not
as yet been diagnosed. A state vet
erinarian has been on the grounds
investigating the strange disease. Mr..
Frisbie had about 100 head, but the
loss of two hundred of them will be
felt quite severely.
Special services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning
and evening. In the morning the
sermon will have special application
to the subject, "Lessons from Old
Age" The evening sermon is on the
philosophy of life. Subject "Shrouded
in Mystery" The pastor and people
extend a most cordial invitation to all.
Mr. Holiday, who managed the
chautauqua last summer, and Paul
S. Dietrich we're in Reb Cloud this |
week for another chautauqua again
next year. The people of Red Cloud
aud vicinity certainly showed last sum-
mer that they were enthusiastically in |
favor of a chautauqua and would do
all in their power to make n q sue
cess another year.
Roy Reese was brought to Red Cloud
last Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Shell
burn to be confined in the Webster
county Jail. Reese plead guilty to
forging a check for S56 on a Harlan
county farmer, before Judge Adams,
and by request of relatives sentence
was delayed for ten days. Reese's home
is in Smith Center, Kan, and up to
the present time he has borne a very
good reputation. He will be given |
his sentence when court %convenes in
this city November IL.
l.. A. Lovejoy bought l40 bushels of
alfalfa seed Tuesday of Ct. II. Bantam
for which MIR Bantam received a check
of $9S0.35. This was the rent share on
90 acres or one-half the total crop
of seed which was raised after two
crops of hay had been taken from the
land. Que load brought in by Mr..
Bantam weighed out a little over 5G
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