The Red Cloud chief., 1910-08-18

Cloud for sale on easy payments
S~ellars, CARRIER and Hutchisou.
G.. w. Baird of Holdrege is in this
city this week in the interests of the
Lincoln Business College. His add
appears else where in this paper.
Having made a change in our bust
ness. All persons knowing themsel-
YES indebted to us will please call and
settle "a we want to close all open ac-
counts 10y sept. list. MoErlART BROS.
Mr.. Hussong enjoyed a visit with
Prof. II, L. hussoug and Mrs. Mossie
Hussong, Superintendent and Assist
ant of the Paonia high schools in
Colorado who were here during the
chautauqua.
In order that those living out of
town may have an opportunity to see
the moving pictures the management
has arranged for Saturday afternoon
performances. commencing with next
Saturday at 3 p. m. sharp.
Prof. ii. q. Barber of the New York
City high school spent Monday and
Tuesday here with his sister Mrs. Lena
A. Hussong. Prof. Barberis an ardent
eutomologist and secured some fine
insect specimens along the river.
An exchange remarks that p man
can start out any day, and inside OF
an hour and thirty minutes he can
engage a woma to work for him for
life at nothing a week, while it will
take two weeks OF solid search to get
one to work at fair wages and board.
Chris Hansen who lives south east
of town had the misfortune to have
his barn and team of horses struck by
lightning Tuesday night. Chris was
also using u team belonging TO A. F..
Robbins which were also killed in this
fire. Mr.. Hansen had some insurance
on his barn and team.
A couple were recently married.
The ceremony over, the wife began to
weep copiously. whats the mat
ter?" asked the new husband. II
never told you that | don't know how
TO cook sobbed the bride. Don't
fret" said he, I'm not have anything
l to cook; I'm IN editor
The council met Tuesday night and
appointed ID. II. Rich to succeed George
Burgess as superintendent ofth7 elect
; ric light and water works. Mr.. Rich
is a graduate of the Nebraska univer-
sity, has had fourteen years of rract-
r ical experience since graduating and
. comes highly recommended,
r just as much care, in fact a little
4 more, should be exercised in buying
electric sad irons, as in buying any
thing else. Some irons use more cleo
tricity than others in doing the same
3 work. Get your electric irons OF
MoRHART Bros, they carry the author
lied iron. BE CAREFUL Of just as
good electric irons.
He told his 1~2-year-old son to milk
the lows feed the horses, slop the pigs
o hunt up the eggs, feed the calves, catch
= the colt and put him in the stable, cut
some wood, split the k~indlings, stir the
cream, pump fresh water in the cream
cry after supper, and to be sur tc
study his lessons before he went tC
bed. Then he went to the farmers'clut
to discuss the question "How to keeI
the boys on the farm"
, An exceptionally fine rain fell here
{ Tuesday night and Wednesday. About
two inches fell on the thirsty fields
which will insure another crop of alf'
alta, make the pastures grow and will
mature the corn. This has been .
strange year.. We very much doubt
the ability of any old settler recalling
c a rainy August in the years that have
past. In all probability more rain will
: fall this month than fell in June and
July combined.
Z Stand by your town. Not a dollar
5 invested there but some good comes
of it. There is no family like ones
own family, there is no wife like ones
own wife; there should be no town
Q ike ones W town where we live,
educate our children, on whose street
our babies play, and where we may
some day sleep. Let the newspapers
= stand by the town, and let the bust
nese men stand by the newspapers,
: and let MS make our home as famous
as possible.
We sometimes wonder If the people
of Nebraska really appreciate the fact
Z that the Nebraska State Fair is con.
! sidered the best exhibition of its kind
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