The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
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day for Akron, COlO., where she will
locate on their homestead.
Turnurc Bros, who recently pur
chased the Moon Block are making ex.
tension improvements on the same
The up stairs is being replastered and
all telephone and electric wiring be-
ing concealed from view aud will be
decorated to keep in time with other
improvements to be made by these en-
terprising merchants.
Wolfe n Whitaker, general black.
smiths, now carry n 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.
This evening at the North Ward
school the juvinile protective league
will hold an open meeting for all
citizens and patrons of the school.
The subject under discussion will be
"Co.operation of Parents and Teach.
ers." The speakers for the evening
will he Miss Christian, Miss Anna
Richards, l.. II. Blacklcdge and j. S.
Gillian. Every one cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. T..
church will hold their annual Easter
bazaar Saturday. April 9Th. They will
have for sale sunbonnets, aprons,
childrcn's clothes, fancy work aud
other articles. They will also serve
II chicken pie dinner and supper.
Price Of meal % cents The bazaar
will lie held in the room formerly oc.
cupied by a T.. Atkins furniture store.
A cordial invitation Is extended to the
public
The william McCabe Georgia Troub.
adours The MUSICAL Minstrel The
Highest Glass Colored Show in Nebr.
Will Appear at the Opera House on
April 9th With an all star. First
Part And Strong Olio, OF 8 High Glass
Acts. They close with very Pretty
MUSICAL Mlxup The Trip to The Jung.
les. Carrying all their Own Scenery
and equipment, including all propertys
Used in this Production Prices For The
Red Cloud engagement are %, 30 and
so cents. Seats now selling ut DR.
Cooks drug store.
J. N. Echard of Inavale, Neb., who
marketed carload of shortfed steers
here yesterday, is one feeder who made
money. These steers were bought here
by Mr.. Echard last September. They
cost him SSS5 for the carload He ran
hogs with them while they were being
fed, and he kept close account of the
feed used. His hogs. brought down at
the same time with the steers, sold
high, also, bringing $3.50. The carload
OF steers brought s.,Os5, or just - 200
more than they cost. II hnv. fed
cattle before but, | believe that this
was about the best scali | ever got ON
a cattle deal" Mr. Erhari said. "Thc
hogs helped ont, and especially when
they brought such n cool price. Had
marketed the steers and hogs few
weeks ago would have Just abou,
come on, even, Now am taking back
home carload of 500 ID stock steers. ,
--kansas City Drovers Telegram, Mar
23i
"Just IT, keep the records straight
and TO show some people that it cost.
money TO feed cattle aud hogs this
year, want To call attention 10 one o,
two things This is the way c w
Harvey Of Webster county, Neb.
brought up the subject of cattle feed
ing. Last year alfalfa at this tim,
was selling around 81 50per ton Thi.
year it brings about twice that price
or about SIS ton. Now as alfalfa /.
staple feed with us there is an item
TO be carefully considered. Then wher
we go over to corn. another staple, ",
discover vast difference in that feet
value. Last year 1t sold around 4Oc
now tits bringing Csc bushel. In ad
dition to this great difference in tn,
feed values, we had the longest ant
severest winter ever known, which OF
course meant more feed than usual
Kansas City Drovers Telegram, Marci
23d.