The Red Cloud chief., 1915-11-18
Hastings, Nebraska

Buy your Sal.Vet of Getting the
Druggist. adv
Read The Chiefs bargain al which
appears on another page in this issue.
Attorney +. J. Munday went to st.
Francis, Kas., this morning on bust.
ness.
For sale or trade-jS0 acres. win
take a small farm and carry the bal
ance.-C. A. Schultz.
LOST Between Ludlow's restau-
rant and the Highland church in Kan
sas, on Monday, a pair of automobile
gloves. Finder please return the same
to this office.
W. have taken the agency for the
famous 'San-ToX' line OF Medicines
and Toilet articles. We are so con.
/ WINGED Of the merits of these goods
that we offer to refund the purchase
price to anyone not satisfied with the
use of any article. Ask for n Blue
Book Sign Of the Nurse.-C. l.. Getting.
A new ruling made by the Burling.
ton went into effect last week, and as
a result retailers Of produce in car lots
can not make sales from the company's
cars. Potatoes, apples, cabbage, etc,
must first be unloaded and offered for
sale outside of the railroad right.of.
way. While the new order works a
hardship on all shippers, at the same
time it will do away with the retailer
who sells in transit, and place the sale
Of produce in the hands OF local men,
oxford Standard.
The third installment OF Neal Of the
Navy was shown at the Tepee on Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings. The pic
lures gain in interest each week, and
? large number are reading the story
and following each series very closely.
Comrade John, which was shown yes
tSxday, both afternoon and evening,
and &ill be shown again today, at the
! same hours, is a picture of the very
highest type, and carries with it some
scenes, such as the destroying of tho
temple, by fire, which is alone worth
the admission price.
Chas. A" scheifak was called to Hast.
ings Friday morning by the death of
his brother, VIM. 5. Schellak, who
dropped dead Thursday evening in his
Office while talking to some Of his
friends. Mr.. Schellak was associated
with Messrs. Polenske in the brick
manufacturing business at that place,
and had many friends in this county
who will be panied to hear of his sud.
den and untimely death. The funeral
services were held at his late home
Sunday afternoon, and was one of the
largest attended funerals ever held in
Hastings. Besides his brother, Chas.,
he leaves three sisters, a wife and two
children to mourn his death.
Interest in Nebraska History grows
as we rear the semi.centennial of our
statehood. The Nebraska History
Seminar of the State University has
just issued In pamphlet form an ad,
dress by Prof, C. n. Anderson of the
Kearney State Normal on Local and
Nebraska History in Nebraska Public
Schools" The address presents a plan
for interesting children in the grade
and high schools in Nebraska history
and in preserving the local history of
their own region. The plan has the
merit of having been tried out success
fully at Kearney Normal. The pamph-
let is of interest to every teacher and
every lover of Nebraska history.
The Booster Contest which was put
on by the Cowden-K Haley Clothing Co.,
some few months ago, closed Wednes.
day at l2 o'clock. When the final
count was made, it was found that
Miss Maude Crow had the largest
number of coupons deposited in the
ballot box 10 her credit, and as a con.
sequence she was declared the winner
of the fine piano, which was the prize
offered. The Contest was a lively one
from start to finish, and no doubt was
the means of getting any number of
new customers acquainted with the
fact that the Cowden.kaley Clothing
Co. carry AT al times II full and COM
plete line of clothing and gents fur
nishings, and that their record for
square. courteous treatment can not
be beat.