The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-29


some "oodcnshoc dancing given 10y
The Lockcs at the opera house Satur.
day night. March md.
There is no killing, NO shooting. no
b'ood.and thunder in any Of the play
given by The Lockes. opera house.
Saturday night, March md
Don't forget We make farm loans.
money ready the day the title i, ap-
proved.
GARNER. llurCusoN u SALNpEN.
FoR SNLE:-My residence property
consisting OF two lots aud eight room
house with bath. Mrs. ALICE Four,
Orleans, Ncb.
Staike Bros. bought II new cross
country Rambler Roadster auto at the
Omaha auto show last week. The
Starbc Bros, evidently think that the
best is the cheapest.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold their monthly bargain
at 4. \, Wullbrandt's store Saturday.
March End. The bargain will he in
charge Of Mrs. John Myers.
The man who takes for his motto
"Never say die" and who holds on just
Il little longer than everyone thinks he
will is the nan who has the best
chance of winning in the end.
There will be regular services at
Grace church the next two Sundays.
Cottage services will be held at the
homes of the different members each
Wednesday at 7:3o during Lent.
Ian 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 GAEBER Il COMPANY, CHEF Onicc.
Mrs. Clora Owen went down to Red
Cloud Sunday to spend the day with
her daughter, Mrs Chas. Cross. She
returned on No. - that night, bu, on
account of the snow it did not get here
until three o'clock in the morning.
Franklin County News
Joe. Fogcl, the popular harness ma
lier, has purchased an electric moter
and quite an assortment of harness
and shoe machinery for his business.
When he gels into his new building
he will have one of the best equipped
shops to be found in smaller cities of
the state.
Read Ed Seaton's big advertisement
elsewhere in this paper and do not let
the date slip your memory. The sale
will take place on Friday, March 8,
and large number of horses and cat
tie will be disposed of. Farm ma
chinery and household goods will also
be sold. See bills for particulars.
The Junior Protective league will
hold a meeting at the Congregational
church next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock to which all parents and Others
interested are invited. There will be
a program consisting of a 30 minute
address by MIR. Herrick of the High
school and his subject will be "Wha,
the Parents can do for the Teacher.
That will be followed by a 30 minute
discussion by Mr.. Il. j Overing Jr.
This section Of the country was Wis
tied by the worst storm that has beer
experienced here in years. Sunday
afternoon and evening almost develop
ed into real blizzard and the sigh,
that greeted all eyes the following
morning was something that Nebraska
people do not often see. Snow drifts
eight feet high right in the city limit,
told plainly what the night had been
Trains were delayed and the rural
carriers did not get out on their routes
till Tuesday. Fortunately the temper
aturc was not very cold and there was
little or no suffering. This storm re-
minded the old settlers Of one or two
Others that came along in the early
days and they were busy telling OF
their eXqerien es when road, were
practically unknown.
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