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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1900)
'W-! ' ffiW ' yt. fe MORE OR LESS PERSONAL, VEER'S HAPPENINGS W . H Ties ow. SavWv. Host because tho goldsmith's art can produce uo bolter ring. Mado of one solid pieco of gold without Haw or blister. Our stamp on a ring means standard of merit. Each and every ring that goos from this stoio is made un der our own direction. All rings sold appropriately graved freo cf charge. en- Tfo,voisfc Ibvos., JEWELS IIS AND OPTICIANS. m CttKftbtttttttttttCCtt GENERAL CITY NEWS. Harness repairs, Fogel & Hutchison. rrJas. Mitchell of Hastings was horo this week. Uo you want a naw cook stove? If so see Wright. (Jeo. It. McCrary of Blue Hill was here Saturday. The Chief and Chicago Inter Ocean one year for $1.25 Two residences for sale in city. See a U. Lightfout. Clarence Stino of Superior was hero the first of the wrek. Prof Ki-lioy and daughter wore vis iters to Superior Saturday. The W. C. T. U will moot with Mrs. Dow during the month of June. Walter Iloby sells tho Singer sowing machine. Prices rignt. Get the best. Morhart Bros, are soiling theirgoods on close margins. Expenses are small they can afford to do it. Miss Myra Graves of Arborville, this state is visiting in the city the guest of .her sinter Mrs. Henry Clark Mrs. Hazelton, mother of C. T. Hnz olton, arrived in tho city today. Sho is the guest of M. M. Stern and wife. Mrs. Joseph Kubicck of McCook ar rived Saturday morning for a visit with her daughter Mrs. James Moran ville. Fearn & Harwood, painters and paper hangers. Good work done rea sonably and on short notice. Givousa trial. Geo. Ross will leave in the near fu turo for Denver, where he has accepted a position as foreman of n gang of bricklayers. Why do "New Home" sowing ma chines need no repairs? Becauso they are so perfectly built there is nothing about them to get out of ordor. or sale by F. V. Taylor. Charlev White. Horace Spanoglo, Robert McBridn and Thad McNltt were in Superior this week under a musical engagement to play for tho alumni banquet on Monday night and jx danco on Tuesday night. Soon Red Cloud will have tho satis taction of seeing a new enterprise that will help the city out wonderfully. Tho now mill is a go anil a carload or so of the machinery is already horo. Tho mill will bo built on tho site occu pied by Maker's blacksmith shop and that building will bo moved across the street north. Tho public schools of this city closed yesterday and for tho next throe months tho teachnrs and pupils will have a vacation which they aro justly entitled to. The schools for the past nine months liavo been conducted very successfully nud Mr. Kolloy and his ablo corps of assistants aro entitled to much credit for tho progress mado in all grades. Sheriff Dow of Alma was here Tues day. John Winters of Lincoln was here this week. Alfred Hadell returned Tuesday from a trip cast. Joo Blair mado a trip to Chcstor Tuesday morning. Mrs. E P. Quivoy of Omaha was hero tbo first of tho week. Mrs. Goo. Fentress who visited here roturncd homo Tuesday. Dr F. E. McKcuby was a professional visitor to Superior Monday. Miss Bollo Spanoglo returned home Sunday night from Beatrice. Tho old folks will not bo in it on children's day at Argabright's. Miss Emelino Warren arrived homo this week from Washington, Iuwa. Mrs. Charloy Milligan of Oxford is visiting friends and relatives hero this week. E. A. VanDjko of Franklin, a for mer old resident of this county was here Tuesday. Mrs. Graham, daughter of Mrs M. C. Rockwell arrived in tho city Thurs day on a visit. Miss Nellio West who has beon teaching school at Falls City has re turned homo again. Mrs. Hugh Swcariogen of Ohio is here visiting with nor mother and sis ters and other friends. Miss Tillo Bayha, nioco of Mrs. A. C, Hosmer, arrived hero Tuesday from Craig, Missouri, on a visit. Edward Mohlcr left Tuesday morn ing for a visit at his former home at North Manchester, Indiana. Mrs. William Draper of Elwood, In diana, arrived hero Monday night for a visit with her mother and slsUrs. This section of tho country was visit ed by a heavy wind and rain tast ovon ing, The rain was very much needed. dipt. Houehin returned homo from a meeting of the populist congressional committee at Holdrcgo Tuesday morn ing. R. T Potter has removed his law of fice into the front room of tho Rust building, formerly occupied by Dr. E S. Reed. I FountaimDrinksi AT THE ; Bon Ton Bakery, j FIVE CENT DRINKS. W - n - I ice uream sous, I Coco Cola. WlldCiierrr. I Champtwie Cider, I Ginger Ale, I Grape Kola, I Grape Orange. Soda Lemonade, I Celery Phosphate. I Grnpa Phosphate, I orange ticier. Crushed Krult bods. Cherry Phosphate, Hoot llecr. Krk Lemonade, Grape Lctneti, Mozle, Lemon Sour. Cherry Itlpe. Fruit Phosphate. Lemon Phosphate, Paurs Dromliies. merry mpe raospnaie. xcm r-cij-r rtDitdisc Qucon's Favorite, Rug Phosphate, Mountain Foam, Ladles' Favorite, Persian Sherbet, Fruit Sunday. nam uiarei, I (;har!otte Ruesc, I Ilauana Cream, i Uraneeade. I Claret Phosphate, I Claret Lemonade, Cbtrrr Glace, I Moorish sueruei, catawoa nip, I Kaspborry Punch, Sherry and Kg I ciarci t-uncn. jW.S. BENSE, Prop.j Seltzer Lomonado with Cherries. FIFTEEN CENT DRINKS. Kg. 9"" I t ANOTHER OF . THOSE BIG SUNDAY DINNERS NEXT SUNDAY. saffliH0iPIHriK7fflPMHi' go to Peterson and pet a Henney buggy. Every one knows that they are the best made. You will find all of my goods up-to-date and leaders. See what I have to cultivate corn, Jas. Peterson. LOCALLY. 5 Star J k' . O. WILES, Prop. Earnest Stewart on last Tuesday morning was quite badly injured by being squeezed against u manger by a vicious horso. A broken collar bone was the result. Gold at Capk Nome. If you want information about tho Capo Nome country, how to get there and what.it costs, writo to J. Francis, General Pas senper Agent, B. & M. railroad iu Neb raska, Omaha, Nob. McNitt's orchestra, composed of Thatl McNitt, Horace Spanogle, Chas. White and Rob'l McBrido went to Sti potior Monday to furnish the music for tho alumni banquet md dance. Tl o boys played for the alumni banquet on Monday night nnd for the ball on Tuosdav evening They returned homo Wednesday. Dr. F. E. McKceby will lcavo th fore part of next week for Superior, at which place he will in the future prac tice his profession. Ho has accepted the position of physician for both the Burlington and Missouri Pacific rail roads at that place. While wo hato to see as good a medical man as Fred leavo our city, wo take pleasuro in rec ommending him to the people of tho citj- in which ho has chosen to locate. This miming about ono oVlnck tho lino ii'MiU'iJfo 'f J W Wallin ii utilos uoilhweof tmii wa burned ti the. I Mi--- M'mIISx ..ml tfim:in(ll,nl 11(1111111 'iia it iii.iii ,,,, .-7iiii' if, mi obildroii woro in town attending the couimoncemci't exurciscs and Mr. Wal liu sometime before the tiro had gouo to tho kitchen and mado soma coffee and cat a lun:h. After a while ho smelled smoko nnd going to tho kitchen found tho room on tiro. Tho lire spread so rapidly that nothing was saved. The house was insured for $1,000 and the contents for $300 through H. E. Pond in the Homo of New York. Tho Momorial Day services at the Episcopal church Ust Sunday were largely attended notwithstanding tho mistake made in tho announcement of tho hour at which tho services wore to bo held. Tho (f. A. R. and W. R, O, met at their hall and marched to tho church, whore tho memorial nddress was dcliveit-d by Rev Xtudurs at 10.30 The addicts ivnn elinractoris tic momorial one, nn I a lino ono at that. Tho tJ A R a-.dW.il C undo no m'stnko when tbov suleoted Mr Xunders to deliver tho nddiess Tho church wn3 comfortably crowded, and bad tho exact hour boon known many would have had to remain outside. For hail insurance sec O. C. Teel. See Wright before you buy a gas or gasolino stove. M. W. Dickcrson has quit running tho Star facd barn. Attorney Blackledgo was in Trenton, the first of the week. T. C. Hacker made a trip to Brown ville, this state, this week. Are your bees swarming! Get your bee supplies at Morhart Bros. Bring your baby pictures early if you want a show. Argabright. The Misses Mary and Mnrearot Minor arc visiting friends in Hastings this week. Dr. E. S. Reed, dentist, has removed to the corner north of tho Moon block, first floor. Clarenca Winters of Lincoln arrived in the city Thursday night on a visit with old friends. Fogel & Hutchison havo a iino lino of heavy work harness you should seo before you uuy a now ono. Mrs. Geo. Laming of Gillette, Wyom i ig arrived in the city Sunday on a vis it to Wra. Parkes and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Turkington nnd their two little daughters are visiting with her mother Mrs. E. B. Knight of this city. Tho Equitablo Mutual Hail Insur ance Co. writes hail insurance on cash basis only. It will save you money to seo mo. O. C. Tkkl. Mrs. Abel Jeruborg of McCoak ar rived in tbo city Wednesday accompa nied by tho children, to make a visit with Oscar Anderson and family. Tho junior class of tho high school willgivo a reception to tho graduating class next Monday ovaning at the Stnr restaurant. Avery plaasantand agreo able time is expected. Klmnr Onnn wuh in Hnntlntri Sun. day visiting tho "other girl." Ho dis- crcoiiy cuangeu mo picture over ms heart before reaching tlrat city and again o his return. Nothing equal to Prickly Ash Bitters for removing that sluggish bilious feel ing, so common in hot weather. It creates strength, vigor, appetite and cheerful spirits. Sold by C. L Cottug Thoro aro no doubt many people who want lightning rods put on their hotiso, but they aro afraid of being buncoed br some fakir Elsewhere in this issue will be found tho ndvertisojieutof L E. Pnquin of Campbell, Nebraskn, who is in the lightning rod business, and is a thoroughly reliable man. If you want lightning rods, writo him and ho will lat you know what it will cost. Ho is ono of the most responsible men of Campbell and can be depended upon. Don't patronize .traveling outtits nud get buncoed The sidewalk in front of tho Noah's Ark nnd tho approach to tho sidewalk of tho Farmers and Merchants hank building is in n porilous condition. Pretty nearly every night Indies trip and fall in endeavoring tj climb tho stops loading from one walk to tho other. This old building, which litis pascd tho ago limit, is u dotriinont - tho tookt-x-f tho Mroot and hhould bo condemned and torn down. l!usintis on this solo of tho street is very mater iallv lessened by tho fact of this jump olT in tills sidcvnlk and parties doing business on this side of the street should seo that the walk is built and without any steps to climb. Have just roceived a new lino of white w a I 8 t s from L M u n 8 o n & Ca.. of New York City. Tho latest mid s u m m e r stylos, Call nnd oe them Roool v o il too Into to montionin logiilitrtid. at tho Nebraska Mercantilo Company. All kinds of garden tools at Wright's. Geo McC.ill was hero from Guide Bock Tuesday. Full line of fresh bulk mrdon seed? at W. 11. Roby's. If you want nnything In tho harness line sec Fogel & Hutchison. I havo a few dozon panay plants for sale Miu. Mamik Pa it k Kit Wright has every articlo of ware that is needed around tho kitchen. Our phono number is now 7i2 Call us up when you need job printing. If you want hail or other insurance see mo before writing O C Tkkl Mt-4. Geo. Ros left today for an ox tended visit with friends at Gravity, Iowa Clias. II Potter Is raising and re pairing the residonco propetty oast of the lire hall. All kinds of ropairs for tho Cham pion binders nnd mowers cau bo had at W. B. Roby's feed store. Thoro has novor been anything in Red Cloud to compare, with tho coming Children's day at Argabright's. Cap't C. E. Adams of Superior was in tho city Wednesday, and delivered tho Decoration day address for tho G A. R Harvay Cox who has been teaching school at Genava arrived homo last Saturday evening. He left again Thursday night for a trip to McCook. For driving out dull bilious feeling, strengthening tho appetite and increas ing the capacity of the body for work Prickly Ash Bitters is a golden remedy. Sold by C. L. Colting. C.D.Morse left Wednesday for his homo at Osceola, this state. Upon his return the latter end of next week he will be accompanied by his wife and youngest daughter. No man can work well wltn a torpid Ilvor or constipated bowels. A fow doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will quick ly removo this condition and mako work a pleasure. Sold by C. L. Cot ting. Homcscokers excursions on May 1st nnd loth, and June nth and linn 11)00, to Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory Louisiana, Now Mexico, Oklahoma Territory, and Texas. For rates nnd further information, apply to local tic ket agent, A. Conovor. We ncknowledgo tho receipt of a copy of the announcements and pro- rrrnm nf tlm Rnntrtnii fllinlitnnniin. find after looking it ovar carefully we con clude that tho program this year at that famous summer school will bo more interesting than any heretofore held. Tho names of a number of tho mnit nrnmlnnnt nilunntnrn nml loo.ttir. crs in the country appear on tho pro gram. Mrs. Dandonbergor, mother of Mrs. E. McFarland, died at her home in this city Saturday night at tho ago of 72 years. Sho was a native of Germany nnd camo t this city about two years ago. She loaves two daughters, ono in this city and ono in Grand Island, to mourn her loss. Tho funeral ser vices woro hold Monday afternoon, and her remrins laid to rest ic tho Red Cloud cemetery. Her relatives hnvo the sympathy of tho entire community. 115.00 for Nebraska lottars. Thir teen cash prizes. Ganeral Passenger Agent Francis of the Barliigton Routo offers $115 in prizes for lottors about Nebraska, its resources, possibilities and opportunities. Tho lottors will bo used to enoourago immigration to this state. This contest is open to all. The letters should contain botweon 200 and 1,000 words, and must reach Mr. Fran cis at Omaha, by July 1, 10OO. A cir cular giving all tho conditions of tbo contest will be mailed on application. Chas, M. Dickerson and Miss Lillio May Kizer wera married at tho home of tho Initio's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kizor, iu this city last Tuesday evening. The wodding wns a quiet one, only a fow of the rolativos and friends of tho contracting pnrtics being present. Rev. G. W. Humni 1 per formed tho ceremony. Tho groom is ono of our steady nud industrious young men nnd is tho sou of our townspeople Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Dick crson. Tho brido is ono of our most ostimnblo anil charming young ladies and both havo a host of friends, who along with tho Groat Family Weekly, tako pleasure in wishing thorn a long and happy life and may their troubles all be little ones. oun AJIBITIOJI m m m m n m m m fc.-- l Are You Interested in ft 0 4 ft il tv to it tv 0 to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to i Clothing Bargains? GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF Men's Worsted Sui ts Bought at a sacrifice of Sol Guthmar. & Co. of Chicago, who failed last week. 35 Men's Black Clay Worsted suits, square and round cut, sizes 35 to 44 at ft S7.5Q 25 Men's mottled Washington Mills, 18-oz, all wool Clay Worsted suits, finest of linings, sewed throughout with silk thread, sizes 36 to 44, regular price $1 j.oo, at ft $8-5Q fr Men's dark blue Pin Check Worsted suits, fine linings, sewed with silk, fit like a tailor made garment, at $12.00 Every dealer gets $15.00 for this suit. A bargain at theprice. Men's wide wale Worsted Suits sizes 34 to 42, sewed with silk, regular $12.00 values, price, $10.00. We are now offering hundreds of tempting bar gains in Men's Boy's and Chidren's clothing, Bought at a special low price for our May and I tine clothing buyers. Air m You - Iit:re3tecl. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BE. Gouiden-Kaley Clothing Go. LEADEHS IN LOW PRICES. $! m m m m ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft JH I ftWWMWMMtWt KSX&R4XHZHKI1 tt M RHCE JrCJJrv TRHDE Morhart Bros. Hardware Company. TI7VT NOW. is to conduct our business i so that every purchaser 5 shall be pleased, We are JJ Hot doing business for this year only, nor for 3 next. We want your 5 trade continuously. We jj guarantee satisfaction or 5 money refunded. Bring $ Jt us your Prescriptions. it None but experienced m men 10 nancne tnem ano m ! ' prices reasonable. Z C. L. COTTING, I I The Druggist I PRE7vnJ7U;S. The best goods at the lowest prices. We JUake Jlo headers I All Goods marked on an equal basis. Don't buy until you get our prices. WE - WANT - TRADE. ?M ty. i"t Morhart Bros. Hardware Co. i 'fS m L '!