The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15

stock and farm implements to be sold
at hi, sale Wednesday, Feb. 2s
Don't forget we make farm loans.
money ready the day the title is ap.
proved.
CARRIER, UuTCuISoN 4 SALApEN.
Chapter I-P. E.O will hold the
open meeting Of the year Saturday
evening. Feb. 18th at the home Of Mrs.
Rob't Mitchell. Each member having
one invited guest.
Mrs. Bert Carr was quite surprised
last Friday when n few relatives gath.
cred at her home with well filed
baskets to help her and Bert eat sup.
per and to celebrate Mrs Carr's birth.
day.
Drs. Riddle and Footc. OF Hastings.
Nebr,, will meet Eye. Ear, Nose aud
Throat patients, and those needing
glasses fitted. at Red Cloud, Nebraska
Thursday, February ~. at DR.. Cross
Office over state Bank.
FL. Se,ton. who lives mile and a
half east of Rcd cloud, will sell Mt
| public auction on Wednesday. Feb.
!' sale To begin at | p. m, twenty.
eight head uf live stock. farm nipple.
ments, and miscellaneous articles.
Ia N'p-We have for sale farms on
easy payments and special terms,
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. The largest list of local
farms from which to select.
DAN CARRIER Il COMPANY, CnlEr Office.
Miss Ada Skjelver came up from her
home north Of Red Cloud. close Of last
week, and has been a guest OF Miss
Martha Abel while visiting McCook
friends and the public schools in which
she taught for several years with sue.
cess and satisfaction.--Monday's Nc.
Cook Tribune.
Wolfe 4 Whitaker, general black
smiths, now carry full line Of farm.
implements, surreys, buggies, wagons,
gang plows, gas engines, stacker ropes,
all kinds of machinery and heavy
hardware, and all supplies for same.
Also all kinds ofoil. Licensed Plumb
ers. Calls promptly answered.
The friends of Grandma Hale re.
membered her birthday Tuesday by
sending her a postal card shower.
She was eighty years old and she re.
ceived eighty postal cards which de.
lighted her very much. This editor
and his wife join her in thanking the
many friends for the kind remember
ance.
We received a card from Albert
Smith & Sons OF Superior who rur
their thorough Poland China Hog
sale ad in this paper. stating that Al
hogs averaged S34.i0 each. Mr.. Smith
was well pleased with the results o
J his advertisement and thinks that tn,
Chief is the proper advertising med
ium. We know it, and so do many
, satisfied patrons know it.
The Recording Angle starts i'm tn,
February II, issue of the Saturda,
Evening Post. The best paper pub
lished. Allan Moritz will deliver tn,
, Post at your home for cents a cop,
. If you will give him chance. He i
also agent for the Ladies Home Jour
nal and Mothers Magazine. Altar
says he will give you prompt and
courteous treatment if you will let hin
wait on you.
Mrs. John S. Bayne, mother of th'
pastor of the congregational church o
this city arrived Monday from he
home in Kearney. Mrs. Bayne is {
writer of distinction, having recent J.
published a volumn of poems whcl
have been very favorably commented
on by the press She has just return
ed from lec'uring tour, having de
livered the last one in Omaha befor,
the D. a. Rs of that city on the sub
jec': Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Bayn'
was personally acquainted when gin
in Washington, with the great rresi
dent and his family.