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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1904)
,J,.J., a I,, n , i,fc, tv J i TTvT iT hTi m ifilt hliirT-t- W j . u 7w . '7 W, I v ' ; v y .? i" Interstate Reunion, Red Cloud, September 5th to lOth. j''t ig ' frHlg:i - mi i.'-i-'j.1 o"1.. "iij"'itcrri!-"Twjjnii ui rw' ,. fctS . . III... . . . . I IIIIIB II ' a.. VOLUME XXXII. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, AUUUSTIJ), 1901, NUMBER HJTL MINER BROS. MINER BROS. August Semi-Annual Clearing Sale TWO for ONE "We have placed, on our center table, a Large lot of Wash goods and Dress goods to Close Out Qnicidy. Not 20 per cent Discount: but BETTER STILL. You Buy a dress or waist and WE GIVE YOU ONE. Wool Goods Black Dress Goods Purchase a, dress and we give you one. Wash Goods Purchase a dress or waist from the the goods on our center counter at 50 35 - 25 or 15 cents per yard and we Give you another Free at the same price and of the same value. Goods Purchased at $1.00 secures you Free one at 60c a yard u " " 90c " k " " " 66c " .t " " 75c. " " 4" 4 4' 46c " ' 50c " " 4 " " 30c u u An excellent opportunity to get the girls ready for school. The BIGGIST Dress goods Values ever offered by The BIG STORE shelled last Siituiday. Mr. and Mis. Richard from Virginia, are bete visiting tulativcs. HcmNJ-nGcn Is down to Nuckolls county, visiting his sister. J. C Brooks whs transacting busi ness at Rod Cluuil, Wi'ttuuMlny. K 1 Itrot'.haucr p irohased a team from Win Muscgruve, lust wo k. Win. unit 1 ml Uiottannor departed overland lor Perkins county, last week. Misses Petetsou ami Marlindalo from Red Cloud, spun: Sunday with Miss Lola Copleti. Dutch Flat. Hen Gibson and family, wern visiliuK in Illoomiugton last week. Mrs. F. Wittwvr is not hnpiovin as rapidly as her m my friends winn. Misses Tin oi'kmoi ton an I Wng.foncr, weie visiting Willi Miss ltuiid on Mon day. Howard Huiightiillng and family, wetu viiting lulalivus lust week in the Fmt. W. G Sh union and two childtuu, visited oul f i lead's in tliu south part of SiuUli county, last week. Perry Ueardsleu and family, Will Hilton and family, spent Suudny with liurvo Met rill and family. Will Hilton has been pronounced cuied. by the physicaiis of Lincoln, and came home lust Ftiday. Meit Houghtaliug and family, and Mr. Houghtaliug and f tmliy were cal 'lug on Mr. Shannon's on Sunday. Mr. Sopr, (Mrs. Will Htlbon'u father) was visiting wlib them the last of the week, and spent Sunday with Mr. II. Merrill." Until Sept. 15 you can buy jewelery of us at cost and less. We wish to reduce stock andi: will do it if low price's are anyr consideration to you. We have extra large lines of almost everything. Watches 75c and up. Chains Gold Plated 50c and up. Cuff Buttons 20c and up. Cameras 80c and up. Come in and look A Watch will be given away; Newhouse Bros? a 1 fi t During the month of August. LACE COLLARS Sample line, large lace collars, in Venise, Oriental and Repouse lace. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00 Colors Arabian, White and Ecru. LACE STOCK COLLARS Sample line at 20c to 75c each. L MENS SHOES 25 pairs, were $2.75 3.00 and 3.25 On center table $1.75pair Goodyear welt, all size 10 or 11 SHIRT WAISTS We have 15 waist left. They must go. We have H white and 5 colored; made by the Acorn people. There are: 4 size 32, S size 34, 2 size 36 and 2 size 3S. Today $3.25 and $3.00 waists $2.00 2.50 " .... 1.50 2.00 " 1.25 1-50 " ,93 Soctisf action or Money Back VvaVvA 1 Hi C I State Creek. The second crop of alfalfa is in stack. Dennis McC'artnoj's oats went 40 bushels per acre. Threshing is the order of tho day and small gtaiu as a mlu turns out poor. J. T. Fiuit and son expect to attach a blon stacker to their threshing mac hine. Mr. Allen Carpenter is doing a lively business, he has sold several farms lately. Mrs. V. H. Surivner has boon on the sick list tho last week, but is some better. Scrivnor and Oust Moliuo say their winter peaches will not be ripe for a month. School will commenoo at Mt. Hopo the first Monday in September, Mis. Star will touch. Chis. Fruit our soldier boy was hoard from, hu is in l'ekin, China, and will return homo next spiing. - last Satur.lny, and visl'.ed with his brother till M mday. Bean Coraer. Grandma Collins is much improved in health. Spencor Potior is adding a poarch to his house. uuriey star. left last week for a visit with relatives in Denver. Hro. Courtnor filled bis appointment at Crow Hill and Hlowvlllo, Suudny. Frank and Charles Wiltwor aro erecting a new kitchen for Ed McUrii lie. Mr. Bon Gibson, wifo and son wjro visiting in Uloomington the past few days. Mrs. Dollie Wilmot, of Coji,isspond ing the week with her mother, Mrs. Hutu Davis. Tho Sunday school at Mt. II pe is progressing, Mr. Frank Wolfo is super intendent. Otis Frazior and Klmor Heard dee enjoyed theirselvos fishing at tho Lake sidu pond, ono day Inst week Mr. Charley Pof.or, wifo and children of Wilcox, Nebraska aro hero visiting with his brother Spencer and famry Tho dances at Elliott and Wilson's woro both well attended Saturday niilht and everybody rcparts a good time. Chillies Doaidsleo is doing- th maion work on Mr Goo. litjardsWeriSv no collar. t Ulia Frazior will tench school mcz. - district No. 1.18 tho ensuing year. Mr. Sopher who hasbeetrsiajjage ; with his daughter Mrs.-' Win. Hflto. returped home, Monday. . . Mr. Davo Logan and Mibnta. BawcdgCU. alee spent Sunday At Cjhu. Mr. Elmor Beardslee and fanirzs" spoht Sunday evening with Hra. Ueardsleo'd mother. J. G. Frazior attended the foe creams supper at Mr. Wilson's, Saturday..ftigi2r Mrs. II. O. Wilson gavo an fee- crtaaau social, Saturday evening in honor aAu her son Carlie's U7th birthday. Mr. Howard Djw and Miss Hbe Drake of Gartield woro visllingSuibu-. at Mr. Morrill's. Mr. Charley Davis has his mUInt aSIft. stacked. Clan Fair's baby is on the siok 13X Ed. Smith is visiting in Pailipstesz Kansas. , Miss Erma Hurgcss of Hollairer Kcj sas was visiting Suudny in this cornME Stillwater. Ktin has come at last. The corn is damaged to somo iteais.. by tliu diouth. (Continued on Inst P.tge. FraLppe New, delicious summer drink Wo have 37 dif ferent flavors in Cool, Refreshing Summer Drinks 10c meals served; lunch ntall hours. The Bon Ton W. S. BENSE, Proprietor. CORRESPONDENCE Interesting Items Gathered by Our County Reporters 'WWWWWWWW Garfield We had a light ruin Monday nlg'nt Joiso Mefford 1ft engaged in repair ing tho roads. Win, Kent is lnid up again with his fractured limb. Georgo Simpson smiles all over, when be snja, It's a gill." Georgo Simpson was hauling lumber from Guide Hock, last Wedniaday, to build a btrn. Guy Dime's and wifo ,wero visiting with his bi other J.ick, near Dostwick, 1 ist Sunday. N L. D. Smith nnd wife, n'tendol tho union church service in Red Cloud, Inst Sunday evening. Charles nnd Howard Ailes, were hauling bridgo mateihl from Guide Hock, last Monday. Wm. Howon and Kay Workmau, with tlioir best giih attended the uuion church service in Ked Cloud last Sunday evoning. CathertcR Hoy Wilson is plowing for wheat. Mrs. Harvoy is reported to bo quite sick uain, Miss Wilola Payno was down to Red Cloud, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Coplon woro dbwn Guide Ro'ck, Sunday. Mrs Hanson bad somo of her corn to Bladen. A nico rain fell hero last Monday ovening. E. E. Hicks was down on Elm creek, tho lirst of tho week on business. Mrs. Cash Keith nnd children, of HnsiiuR, visited at Mis. Woodsido lust Tuesday. Mr.Wratten returned fioin California last Wednesday. Ho has bi'en gone almost two years aud sujs thero is (fiito a change in liladun during his absence. Miss Allco Tuck left last Tuesduy for Supuiior, where sho visit relatives beforo sho returns to her huuo in Ashland, Illinois. Tho Misses Jessie, Ethel nnd Cairiu Householder, left Tuesday for DeweeeO to attend camp meeting. C. E: Spenco went to Upland, last Saturday, and spent Sunday witn his family returning Monday. Mrs. E irnest Rued is spending tho week with bor parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. U. lioyd, south of town. Mis. Ouier Gognon wentto Upland last Monday evoning, returning Tues day iiaorniug. Mr. Lockhart is rebuilding tho house ho purchasrd of Mr, litunuer. Mr. Albright of Red Cloud, was in this city last Tuesday, Frank Burden wont to Campbell, DR; CREAM BAKING POWDER Greatest Aid to Cookery With least labor and trouble it makes-hot-breads, biscuit and cake of finest: flavor, light, .sweet, appetizing and: assuredly digestible and wholesome. '4 t. 1 Priob Baking Powder Co,. Chicago. i Mi v'i b. i u I I 1 I 88' RW. 4SA ft f ' S- r JaA ft i ? W& M M ' & i . . T , 1 . 735CC33 0 ghKm rjp!Hert-Zi pmtf$SQiZ,Vji? mmwmm VPfc njfr'rt f iS: FITTi