The Red Cloud chief., 1912-06-13
B. E. McF arland
an the Phones

For ice cream and soft drinks 60 to
the Puritan Cafe.
The Degree OF Honor meets next
Tuesday evening aud every member Is
requested to be present as a report Of
the Degree Of Honor Day which was
held at Guide Rock Tuesday will be
given.
Try Ludlow's 35c chicken dinner
SUNDAY at the Puritan Cafe.
Lyman E-sig, Clark Crow, Joe Crow
ami Jim Doyle went up to Amherst,
Nehr, via auto last week to visi,
friends and relatives. They had to
come back on the train on account of
the rain.
Short orders at all hours at the Puri-
tan Cafe.
Tomorrow, June II, being Flag day
our business men and in fact all patri-
otic citizens should show their devo-
| tion to the Union by II liberal display
of the stars and stripes. There will be
public exercises for the occasion
7. G. Shelter of Lincoln stopped off
in this city this week for IA short visit
with his sister Mrs. Walter Warren.
He Is representative of the Elk
lodge aud WAS on his way to Denver
where he will make his future home.
Lam Dive 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 & COMPANY, CHIEF Office.
Two Of the Red Cloud boys who
have been attending the state univers-
ity the past few years received their
degrees this week. They are F.. Henry
Phares, Bachelor Of Law and Bruce X.
Beckwith graduated from the engineer
ing department.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Judge Ranney this
week: Mr.. Joel Peterson, age 25, Car.
tin, Nebr., and Miss Daisy Olsen, age
~, Cartin, Neb. Mr.. Archie Il. Davis,
age %, Lincoln, Neb., and Miss Agnes
r. Rumbaugh, age 20, Bladen, Nebr.
Application to the county superin-
tendent for transfer for school pur.
poses must he made at or before THE
ANNUAL MEETING June 2D. Applica.
tion blanks may be secured from the
office of the county superintendent.
GERTRUDE l.. Coon, Co SUpT.
Holt Il Boren, implement dealers of
Cowles Neb., have bills out announcing
an auction sale of all kinds of farming
implements to be held at their place
of business on Saturday June 18th.
This firm is by no means going out of
business but simply desire to reduce
their stock in some Of the larger
lines. j. H. Ellinger will be the
auctioneer.
Uncle John Powers OF Trenton Ia
in the city visiting with his nephew
Rev. Il. N. Thompkins. Mr.. Powers Is
we'll known in this state having been
one Of the 6rst leaders in the populist
movement back in the ninetiss. He
has lived to see practically all the
measure he advocated at that time en-.
acted into law. He has most pleas.
ing personality and is still an active
leader In the Populist party,
Ed Seston, who formerly conducted
large farm one and half miles east
OF this city IL now Q resident Of Okla
! homa. He has scot ny samples OF ths
production Of his farm near Blackwell
in that state. which are now on ex
I hibition 1t Platt's lumber yard. tn,
!; samples comprise new potatoes .,
!: large - hens Gags. alfalfa cut Jun,
! lst forty.two inches high, wheat stalk
afty-eight inches In length, rye ID,
same aud corn forty.six inches high
Oklahoma is unQuestionsbly more for
{: ward than Nebrssks In the matter o
Z crops and some portions Of the STAT.
lsre better supplied with moisture.