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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1901)
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Jay Pope left last ovonirg for a tour of inspection of tho states of the north west. Now is the time to got Robes and Blankets. You can lind all stylos and prices at Butlers. Tho Snlvittien Army have been hold ing their nightly meetings in thv Meth odist church this week. Levi Manning and family left this wool: for Logan, Utah, where they will make their future home. W. T. Coon left Thursday night for Logan, Utah, and other points in the northwest on a tour of inspection with n viow of locating. 9 - 9 mUl.TKTim 9 J. JULIO VV Oil XXX -a -9 -9 -9 9 9 a Weather 1 Won't Last 9 9 I Always ! -9 - -9 9 9 -9 -9 you naci oetter gee ready for winter. fr. The best way to do this is to get one of those -9 9 -9 9 t 9 9 9 9 9 9 "J -9 9 9 -9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 -9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 -9 9 -9 -9 9 -9 -9 -9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 -9 -9 r -9 9 4 -9 9 9 9 9 9 9 we have .then Cook Stoves T I Well the finest in the market is the large square oven line. Thomas White's Stoves and Ranges ! You can't make a mistake in buying this line of stoves. They are fuel savers and the price is right. Come in and .let us show you over our complete line. It will interest you and do you good if you purchase. Our price on 6-in stove pipe, 2 lbs. to joint, 15c. 6-in Elbows 10c. MORHART Bros. Hardware Co. 9 9 i AiilT1W,W1,!M,W'M"ilt'nill!MiTf 1 Heaters in stock. And 9. & twivtniRii MORE OR LESS PERSONAL. Lamps fiom 20u to 05c at Tho Fair. 81 1 coal for 10 days and n car of corn atOal.lwollV. 1 Thk Ciiikf nnd tho Toledo Blado ono year for 81.25. Tho flnost lino of stoves in tho valley can bo found at Wright's. Have you seen tho up to date Blank ots nnd Kobcs. Butlers is tho plnco to find them. J. A. Bailoy nnd wifo after n several week's plcnsiut visit in Ohio, returned homo Tuesday night. Deputy Sheriff Uurdick left Monday for Albia, Iowa, where ho was failed as an important witness in n lawsuit. J. L. Fuller of Cowlos, wns in tho city tho tint of tho week nnd made a Hip to Franklin nnd other towns west. Farm loans at 0 per cent interest on good improved land. C. F. Cntber, ottlce over Cutting's drug store, lied Cloud. Neb. Ernest Wclsch is building n quite commodious two story frame addition to his home residence property in tho south ward. Robes! Rjbost! Robes!!! For tho next sixty dnys you can buy Blankets nnd Robes at a snctitlco price at J. O. Butlers harness shop. DA. J. Mean?, from north of town who is onr. of our prosperous fanner?, was in tho first of tho week and helped us out liunucially. lie has our thanks. Will Parker who has for some time past been engaged in putting beating apparatus in several buildings nt Nel son was hero over Sunday returning to that place Monday. Win. Dense has placed a large -1x8 foot slab cf marhlo in the stono side walk at tho entrance of his brick build ing. Whon ho 1 amoves to tho now lo tion ho will havo tho words Hon 'Ion lctteied in the stone. Mrs. Dr. M. C Rockwell formerly of this city, but who has been spending tho summer nt Longbeaeh, California, has returned to this statu and has es tablishcd osteopathic parlors in tho Dutton block at Hastings. Edward Kmigh has resigned his posi tion in tho Nation ollico and departed Monday morning for Omaha wLero he will enter upon nihrco year courso at the Omaha Dental college. We hope Ed will succeed 111 his chosen vocation. (Jrnco Episcopal. Servicq Sunday, Oct 7. "Eighteenth Sunday afterTrln-it-." Morning prayer, holy commun- I inn and sermon at 10:!30 a 111. Evening prayer and seimon 7:30 p.m. Sunday- school l'J m. Thn public is cordially iurited. A. W. Holmgraiiv who has resided in this vicinity for many years has dis posed of his farm nnd other belongings nnd left Thursday night with his fain ily for Logan, Utah, to make n now home. ' Wo hopo him tho best of sue coss in his new home. The republican voters of Rod Cloud township will meet Id caucus at tho court house, Saturday, October 5th, at 2 p. m , for the purpose of nominating township oflicers and transacting such other business as may come before tho meeting. A. B. Peiroe, Com, Ernest, Jones of Guide Rook is a new acquisition to the professional circles of our city. He has opened up offices over'tho Wright hardware store for the transaction of the business of his profession, that of nttornoy. Hois n young man, a foimcr Red Cloud boy and lias attended some of the best schools of law. We predict for him a bright f uturebeforo the Webster county bar nnd wish him success. Elsewhere in this Issue will be found a com so of entertainments which tho high schot 1 will endeavor to givo in this city this winter. Tho success of this undertaking depends greatly upon tho manner in which our citizens pat ronize thtm The course comprises some of the best musical and lecture talent on tho boards today, and there is no rensen why our peoplo should not patronizo thtm and help tho education al causo along in preference to paying their money to go to a bum show. Rev. J. il. N. Cobb, who has presid ed as pastor of the Methodist church of this city with such nble ability nnd with such signal success for tho past year has said his farowolls to bis con gregation nnd other friends nnd bus nccopted n position with tho National Life nnd Trust Co., of Des Moines, Al though baring resided hero but a year ho has ondonred himself to tho goneral public in a manner which fow divines who hnvo residtd here n much longer timo havo done. He roso above tho petty fanatical ideas of duty whick aro held by so ninny members of the cloth. Ho always interested uimself in tho needy poor nnd whm soliciting for this laudable purpose he was not nfraid to step into a saloon, shake hands with tho proprietor nnd state the object of his business. Tho world would bo bit ter if wo luid mora mioh men. Avery pleasant farewell reception was given himoolf and family at the homo of L. II. Rust on Tuesday evening. Ho will Mill liuUo lilts plauti lilt home, nwoviHiosmrnu'iiwuiaii iBUjjiiLvwmbmnr LOCALLY For sale bills call at this olllee. Somo choice now wnter sets at Tho Fair. Tho Ciiikk nnd Chicngo Inter Oconn ono year for 81.25. Attorney R, T. Potter left Tuesday on a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Low Clapp departed Monday for a visit with relatives nnd friends in Donyer. Dwlght Jones nnd wife Hnd son Ernest were up f 10111 Guide Rock tho lirst ot the week. Whon you want units, screws, bolts, bnrb wire or ptiythlug elso in tho hard wnro lino call on W. V. Wtiglit Edward Calkins of St Louis was heio visiting his relatives, the Hedgo family uoitli of town this week. James Kidd and wife of Scdalia, Mis souri, nro hero visiting C. R, iiesse nnd wife and other relatives and friends. Mrs. C. L. Pope of Hltie Hill arrived here from St. Joseph Monday ami vis ited with Geo F. Popo and family nnd other friends. Tho board of county counnisslonets wcim in session this week, but wo were unable to secure the proceedings and they will appear next week. Tho new htono sidewalk of Wm. Reuse was laid this week byOvoiing liros. nnd now lie has the best walk in front of any business' building in tho city. The enterprise hero shown will lead to other improvements in this line. At tho Metlu.dist conference hold in Lincoln this week tho following ap pointments were made for tiiis countp: Rlnden, T. C. IViestUy. Blue Hill, (i. W. llummol. Cowles, J. E Rippe too. Guid Rot K-.-K. L Wolf Red Cloud, C. L. Hamilton. None was appointed for Inavale. Farm Insurance ! German - Iusurancc - Co. OF FREEPORT, ILL. ;Tho largest old line company in thc W09t. PL Of Nebraska, of Lincoln. Largest mutual in tho state with over .'J00 policies in Webster County. O. C. Teel, Agt.j Red Cloud, Nebraska. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Stern eavo a charming ton course dinner Wednes day evening last in honor of Mrs. E B. Uaze or Baker City, Oregon, Mrs. Dr. McKeeby of Guthrie, Oklahoma and others. The table decoration was American beauty roses. Life of McKinler. our mrrtvred ores- ident, by Murat Halstend. Memorial volumo, 11.00. 500 pages, illustrated. Agent's profits t8 to 810 daily, freight paid. Credit given, outfit free; send 10c to pay postage. D. S. Knapp & Co., Kansas City, Mo, Our local sportsmen have been en joying themselves with tho prairio chickens since Inst Tuesday whon tho open season commenced. Howovor tho chickens aro not as plentiful in this section as they might bo and in somo cases it is a long walk for nothing The Salvation Army did not close their meetings last Saturday as was their intention, having been induced by our citizens to remain here another week and hold their services in the Methodist church instead of in the tent. Their moetings at tho church hare been quite largely attended. F. V. Taylor and wife will leivo Snt- unlay morning for Charleston, South t-nroiinu, whero tho former will nttend the twentieth annual session of the Nntional Funeral Directors association. Ihe trip as mapped out will tnko thorn to St. Louis, Cincinnati. Old P,,lni Comfort, Norfolk and an ocean voyngo 10 ow lone, then to Buffalo and Chi cngo. Married, nt tho residonen nt tin. brldo's parents, Mr. aid Mrs. J. O. Wolfe, on Wodoosdny evening, Ootobor 2, Mr. Goorgo W. Roedand Miss Mnttie woiie, nov. j. 11 w. Uobb olliolnting. Tho weddinir was n oulotonn ln.inr At tended only by, n fow of tho relatives and nenr fi lends of tho contracting parties. Both of tho contracting par ties are well and favorably known hero tho irroom lmvinir hnnn h fni'iiwir f.ici. " ' r ---- t. iV "Mti.i ivor dent of this city, ami tho bride n ml (tent lor several Vnnrs past. Tho now couplu loft Thursday morning for tholr liiture honi" at Mankato, IvaiMas. GENERAL CITY NEWS. Alfied Hadell inndo n trip to St. Joo this week. L 11. Rust nnd wife lento tills even ing for nn overlnnd trip to Beaver City. D.scard that light summer robo and got ono of Butlers Fall and Winter Robes. John Polnlcky moved to his now brick building tho first of tho week nnd now has a very nico plnco. Frank Parker nnd wifo of Snn Fran cisco, former rvsidouts of this city nro at present taking n trip to Honolulu. Miss Sadie Loo of Superior nrrived in tho city Wednesday evening nnd hns taken a position in tke tolephono cen tral ofllco. Patties havo been around lately nt night swiping houso plants. They may got into the wrong pew and getn wurm reception, so thoy had hotter desist. Makes assimilation perfect, healthy blood, muscles lirm, strong uoivus Quickens the brain, makes nnd keo, s you well. Great medicine. Rocky Mountain Tea. U,lc. Car Js aro out announcing tho com ing mnrriago of Mr. Loroy Edson Tail to Miss Grace Garbor, which event will take place nt tho homo of tho brldo's parents 011 Saturday, Oclobci 12, at I p m. In our last wook's write-up of tho llower parade wo unintentionally failed entirely to make mention of ono of the very pietly rigs which took putt. Tnis was the ono which was decorated by Miss Mablo Saunders nnd Mrs. Hughes. Tho decoratiojs woro pumpkin blos soms, small pumpkins and vines and were very tastefully arranged nnd ar tistically designed. Our oversight was not noticed until after the paper was printed and it is duo tho ladies that wo make this apology for our carelessness. List of letters remaining uncalled for .it the postotllco at Red Cloud, Neb raska, for tho week ending October U, lt)0t Alford lirowulee, Conrad Annum, Wm. Coombs, Robt. Eyers, Bell Forte, M. C. Fulton, John Ivropp, T. A. Waniugton, Hattie Wells, Mabel Woodside, These lotUrs will bo sent to the dead letter ollico October lGih, if not cull cd for before. When culling for above please say "advertised." T. O. Hack Kit, Postmaster. At tho residence of Mr.'nddMraC. D. Rubinsou last Tuesday afternoon was given ono of tho most pleasant at home parties over hold in this city, which was given in honor of Mrs. E. B. Gtizj of Baker City, Oregon, a sister of Mr. Robinson. The house had been very artistically decorated for the oc casion, ami tho llower decorations were very unique and attractive, Over one hundred invited guests participat ed in tho event. Refreshments consist ing of ico cream, cako, shorbot, olc, were served. Tho event was ono of the most notable and elaborate social functions that it has been our pleasure to chronicle in this city. . High School Course of Entertainments. Tho high school is arranging for a course of high class entertainments for tho winter. The object of tho course is not to make money but to furnish a class of programs by tho best entertain ers on tho platform. This is an enter prise for tho good of the school and the city, and we ask the co-operation of all of the pooplo of the to vn. The course is expensivo and unless the pooplo assist in maintaining it tho course will fail. Consider this nn opportunity to get a winter's ontortainmont at a rea sonable cost and not that you are con tributing to a charitable causo. Tho course will consist of five numbers. 1st November "Hahn-Parkc Quar tette." This consists of the following combinations: Mnry Davis Hnhn, first violin and soloist; Anna Dale Parke second violin; Ada Dalo Parko, viola; Nina Dale Parke, alio. The Parkossis tors quartet, Anna Dale Parke, ; first violin; Ada Dale Parke, viola and so prano; Nina Dalo Parke, cello; Care line Dalo Parice, piano; Mr. Asa How ard, barytone. This is the greatest combination of talent the bureau puts out. 2d December Ralph Parlotte. Hu morist and impersonator called tho second Bob Burdete. Ho says of him self: "I made my debut before an American nudienco thirty-two years ago on my lirst birthday. Tho affair wasu't properly advertised, but it wns a howling success, I tilled tho public ear migtily nnd created a bigseusation. Year nftor year my thinker ran on grinding out plaiu nnd ornamental tho'ts, orthodox and unorthodox tho'is, patent roller, self-raising tho'ts, and half think tho'tlets, Our town got so lettered up with my tho'ts, that one night n mob of enthusiastic citizens called and urged mo to go abroad and lecture. I started afoot that night amid groat applause." 3d January Fuller Swift. Mr. Ful ler Swift has become famous in tho lec ture world on his lecture "Our Q men.' Ho lias the strong endorsement of tho best men in the country. 4th February plllman Riggs. Hu-' morlst, solo whistler and musical (in- pursonator. Theru is such n demand WKwrmmmmmmmBmanmamtunrwumm Young Men's Clothing ! We have this season an exceptional fine line of young men's nobby suits made with special care in Varsity styles and regular styles. Shoulders made to fit and the coat built up to fit the form. M in See our Ryton and Varsity aO iZERCOHT S-& Just the thing for all good dressers. WE - SELL - See our 50c all Wool Fleeced Underwear. Gomden-Haley - Glothing - Go. THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS. for Mr. Rigg's unlqio entertainment that it is dilll'iult to secure him fin n date. filli MnrchOrphr-iiJii'jtlee Singers. Consists of nine colored musical atti.sts. Part of them sang with the famous Fisko singers last 3 ear. This company needs no praise to an American audi ence. Anyone who has heard tho fa mous "darkey plantation songs" will not fail to hoar them again. Tho courso tickets will bo 81.G0. If the commilteo does not call on you send to tho superintendent and you will bo supplied. . 1 The following resolutions were pass ed at the late meeting of James A. Gar Held Post No. 80: Whereas, We are loyal to our coun try. Wt defended it under every hard ship and trial ot a cruel civil war; the hardest fought battles of the world's kistory. A rebellion of states against states, wo successfully fought to a re union of all the states. We love our couatry became it is the best thu word has over known. We love it because it teaches njan tho trim value to be come a good citizen. Therefore bo it Resolved, That wo ns members of Gnrflold Post deeply mourn the loss of our comrndt, Wm. McKinley, our com- rado president, who was 11 good soldier, nn ablo ropsesentntive, a wiso and pa triotic president, a chri-tian citizen and n manly man. Who was shot to death by tho hand nt a cruel assassin and wo earnestly nnd be a lily endorse any movement by the loyal peoplo of our beloved country that will suppress anarchy and banish anarchists and all other disloyal organizations from this our beloved country. J. S. White, Jos W Waukkn, F. N. Richardson, Jo3 Gakhkii. rtnsTAip to nmnwimEm POND'S EXTRACT For Burns, Sprains, Wounds. Brut ses or Any Sort of Pain. Usod Internally and Extornally. CAUTION I Avoid tho weak, vraierr witch llaiol preparations, represented to bo "tho amo n" POND'S RX TRACT, which easily sour and often contain " tood ntcohoi," an irritant ex ternally anil, taken Internally, jiolsoa. Some special bargains in Men's Suits and Overcoats at 5oo, $55o. $6.00, $6.53, $7.00, 7.50, and 8.oo. SELZ" - SHOES. LINE. Weather some cooler this week. Rev. IMdy of Inavale will preach nt I)iatiiet8at 11 a.m.. Meeting at Pleus int Dale, District 3(1 nt 7:00 p.m. Will Aiibushon is on tho sick list this wook. J. K. Fox nnd Earnest Beauchamp were tho guosts of James Campbell at North Branch last week. V. II. Scrlvner reports about fortr persons at his peach orchard to buy peaches one day this week. Quito a numbor from Red Cloud and other towns. Mrs. A.J. Green of Mt. Rose, Kan sas, was visiting her parent, William VanDyke this week. Grandpa Hicks attended the meeting at District 8 last Sundav. Mrs. Wildey was visiting old friends at Bostwick this week. Elmer Noblo and Mr. Kindred of Walnut creek were tho guests of Frank VanDyko this week. GUIDE ROCK Mrs. S. E. Gaut8chy is down from Norton count-, Kansas, visiting her sister Mrs. I. B. Coivln of this place. 0. K Vaughan Is no better. ' J. A. McArthur, populist candidate for sheriff is looking nfter his fonces here today. -, Janus B.Cjlyin repairs guns,beel?, oto. 1. B. Cotvin and W. H. Sawvor wera nt the county seat Wednesday on busi ness, L. Brink's new house is well under way. Elmer Watt shipped bis effeota to Anthony, Idaho, last weok. Ed. Wilson is improving slowly. R. S. Proudllt started for Denver Saturday. A series of meetings are in progress a the Christian cburcb conducted by Rev. Shirley of Nelson and Wilkinson of Hastings. Mrs. E. C. Christy received a tele grutn stating that her sister, Mrs. Wells of Mt. Clare was very sick. Republican Joint Caucus. Tho republican voters of the First and Second wnrds of tho city of Red Cloud aro requested to meet in joint caucus nt the court houso in said city on Tuesday, October 8th, at 7;30 p.m. for the purposo of placing in nomina tion njsoasor, justices of the peace and constables, nni for tho transaction of such other business ns may cotno bcV .T, A. WlUHJItN, ' -"J.KJCWtRlf, , Wl hi 9 f! '!. I Iff 1 At uoiuniitteemen. , i, Iw: &fifl BEU.JBiaZSfl;