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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1909)
T ",WWBr"ffii rfi 5 10CALETTES OIo Swaii'-oii. Uurnnrd McXriiy :is in Lincoln Motidny. A. Coruoll of llurr Onk was in town Tuesday. Hay Uiii-il is tfoiiiK to liincolti this morning. SuWilbo for tlio Chief this week, Thou Vote! " Frances I!ay was down from Xnp once Tuesday. Clias. (iurney and wlfo aro in Den ver tliis week. John Storey was down from Cowles last Saturday. Miles l'littniin was down from Cowles last Saturday. Sam Kizer is in Lincoln vh-itim; rela tives this week When will Olc be horo? February, .Mil don't miss him. Chas. Milligau was down from Me Coolc this week. Cliai. Sclniltz va3 in Indianola the llrftt of the week. lly Sheppardson was down from Hiverton Tuesday. Mr. nmlMr. F.W. Studebaker left for Utali Tuesday. Ilolnyour favorito by bringing in your subscription. V. 11. Saunders wont east on No. 1 1, Wednesday morning. Win. Kirkpatrick, was up from (lUide Uock Tuesday. Mr. nuil Mrs. Fred Hind were down from Cowles Tuesday. Mr. Skjelvor was down from Cather ton township Tue'day. K. U. Overman went north on the Hastings llycr Monday. Seo Dr. Stockman for eye glasses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hoscoo Weesiier has resigned his position with l'aul Storey. Mrs. Juno Magginucss has a sister visiting her from Missouri. Rudolph Kubick was down "from Republican City Tuesday. Mrs. J. E. liutlcr was visiting her iister in Cowles, Saturday. Chas. Isom shippod two ears of cattlo to Kansas City Wednesday. Foil S.vi.i: Six room nouse, lots Inquire at Ncwliouse's store. tf Roscoo Wocsner and wife wore in Superior the last of the week. Olo Swanson, will be at tho Opera Home, Friday February, Cth. Mrs. Will Auld entertained the l. E. 0s at lu r home Tuesday evening. Dr. E. A. Thomas gavo a lecture to high school Wednesday morning. Ed Froy was in St. Joe tho first of the week with a oar load of cattle. Sheridan Pharos went to tiuido Uock Sunday where ho will teach school. Miss Vina Diekorson, one of the lnavalo teachers was in town Saturday. Henry Williams from Cathorton was transacting business in tho city Tuesday. A RE to come here to us and say Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; we 11 do the rest. We'll set before you a great feast of good things; the finest clothes made; the best styles; the choicest foreign and domestic fab rics; the highest class of tailoring. It will be worth as much to you to buy these clothes as it's worth to us to sell them; your profit's as good as ours. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes PAUL STOREY One hundred rars of live stock went I'irougli hero Sunday to the river nnrki't. Mis. lluek was shopping in Wed Clo id last Saturday U'tuniing home Sunday. Mrs. Patterson and sou of I'ampbell visited at the homo of A. T. Walker Mondav. Kussel .Jones' little -sister from Humboll. is visiiing him and other relatives. Mrs. Perkins who has been visiting her parents hero returned to Lincoln Saturday. Miss Hlaneh Uaikor of lnavalo visited at the homo of Chas, Palmer last week. Art Lurriclt ofCathorlou visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Have Larrick last Sunday. Maggie M. r'unirard and IMalioslnv J. Ilybln were man led Wednesday by Judge IMson. J. A. McAithnrsliippcd t.vo carloads of bailed alfalfa to thoSupnrlor atfalfa mill this week. Lelland Caldwell came down from Hastings Saturday to spend Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Ed Gillard was down from' Naponcc Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. J. A Tulloysi A. T. Walker returned Tuesday from an extended business trip in the east ern part of the state. Mrs. Ferguson, mother of Mrs, W. U. Hamilton returned to her home in Guide Uock Tuesday. Mr. mnl Mrs, Win. Crabill spent Saturday nijjht in the "poor house" Pass around tho hat Win Dr Wintorson physician and sur geon; otllce and residence phone sanio as Ilr. Unities. Potter block. Miss Clara Martindale, who has been sick is able to attend t- her school duties, as teacher this week. Charley Ueigle is moving Into tho .) II. Smith houso this week. Charley has sold his place to IV to Hansen. Geo. Drako had tho tnisfortuno to have a cow kick him and brakojiis log just below the knee last Friday. The voting is secret from now till Fob..'!. If you want to win don't tako chances. Get every vote possible Mel McCord, who has boon sick the last six weeks with pneumonia, is ablo to bo on tho streets again. The "College Hoy" which was played at tho opera houso last Friday night was well liked by all those present. Miss Kelly, was down from Repub lican City Saturday, visiting nt Mr. Walt's. Sho returned home Sunday. I have 550,000 to loan on Webster county lands at lowest rato and best terms. O. W. Pope, Ued Clo'jd, Ncbr. Weesiier and MoIntoOt shipped .'1 car loids of hogs to Kansas City Wed nesday. Mr Weesiier accompanied them. A few dollars on subscription for your distant friends will bo money well spent. Vou can do two favors at one stroke. you after something good best? All you need to litesp' Ht tips Wn m IP W , Copyright 1908 by Rjj '') n$v Hait Seluffner It Marx flW Subscribe for the Chief. Misi Emma DuTour and George Fisher were married at the Catholic church Wednesday, by Father Fitz gerald. Tho beautiful ('bickering Pros, pia no to be given away ou Fob. Mb, is now at Argnbilght's Studio. It is a beauty. The Junior Whist boys gave a basket supper to the young ladies of the vhlnt club nt the Eagle's hu'.l Tuesday evening A railroad bridge between hero and Hlverton burned up Saturday night and No. 1 1 went around by the way of Hastings. Note the "Standing of Contestants'' this wed;. The next change will show tho winner. It will then bo too late to vote. Vole Now'. A number of our young people have been making trips to (lulde Uock the list week, rolng down on skates ami tetuinliig on tin train liiconucctloubwith Ills Law business', K. U. Overman hasopened a Farm Loan Department. Parties desiring ti farm loan will find it to their advantage (o seo li'm The Uiverton Review has again changed hands. Henry Holmes of the ltloomingtou Tribuno has taken charge of it and is tho p n pusher of that oillce now. If you would lileo to see some partic ular lady get the plauo, subscribe for the Chief. Your .'100 votes might bo all that are needed, and they may He needed too. For chapped hands, fee and lips Pinesalvo Carboll.er is Immediate relief (Acta like it poultice) good for cuts, burns, bruises, skin diseases. Draws out inflammation. Prico '.Mi. Try it sold by Henry Cook. " Dn:i) A married daughter of Mr. Egglington living in Harmony pro duct tliis county, died at Lowell, Kear ney county on tho Kith. The remains were brought to tho family cemetery for burial nnd interred on Monday the ISth lust Rev. Geo. Iliimmol preaching the funeral sermon. It, is usual in contests hiich as tho Chief is conducting to give medium grade pianos, but in this case tho first prize is a piano of tho Highest Cirnde, and you will novor regret tho few dol lars it cost you to help your Favorito win it. Vou get Full Value- in tho pa per out side- of the favor shown to the lady. F. V. Cowden will leave for Chicago next week, in the interest of tho Cowdcn-Kaley Clothing Co. This ilrm believes in buying thoir goods direct aud save the profit for their customers. It is a fact that when a merchant can seo the garments which 'no contem plates buying, he knows what hu is getting. Wc often hear people remark that they can buy clothing cheaper in Ued Cloud than the samo quality of materials can be purchased in Lin coln or Omaha. Mr. Cowdon expects to bo gone about ton days and the Ilrm will undoubtedly have something good to olfer their spring trade. They be lieve in doing business right. " in clothes? The do to have it is nmnmnn s s rtffl i c Always Reliable Cwcl bJfJsJAJSjJ'SK'fy-'' fi few I Porn Pius X. j ?. ir r 1 mit&y no, 31947 01 SOTSaNTITA'' Sm: His Holiness charges me to thank you fof Uic) beautiful instrument just received and desires that 11 send you the two medals inclosed, one. for (jiislni Wright & Co., and the other for the Autopiano Co., aa a recompense tor us arusuc Q.GSsptfc- I he "AUTOPIANO5 Is the Pioneer Player UP-TO-DATE It plays either 65 or 88 notes. Or plays both 65 & 88 notes. It is ihc only Instruntenl of i s ' by the POPE See cuts find . LOOK FOR "AUTOPiANu" G. V. ARGABRIGHT Red Cloud, - - A new stock of Selz and Florsheim just arrived in our store. Our stock is always fresh as we clo such a large Shoe business you will never find old stock in our store. This is a facf worth considering when ym are going to buy a NEW pair of shoes $2, to EfOBSSHEBBB S4? to Big line boys shoes made by Stevens and Selz. Come to Shoes it will pay you. rocsassssEJEzsss aley Clothing go. First Door North Dai. VATrcTOiU Sept. 3. J9P9, uicriis. 11 Ulilll JkSTdtfUKSX S lUWthW - Piano, also the PLAYER-PIANO WWWiHgWHUW - I c'vun Pub'ic Recognition ; '.' - - r.h'; i'l-ri NAME wmn Sole Agent, S - - - Nebraska. ? I Ql , jjj. 4.00 550 Binley, us for of Poslofficc TZ CD pi ui ro 0) Q 9 don'tJbuya gun until you liavo-Bcon our New Double Barrel Models fitted wthStevens Compressed Forged Steel Barrels , x-'. DEMI-BLOC SYSTEM Tho mode of constructing lltcso sujiorh Trap nnd Fie 1 1 Onus i3 fully tot forth in our 2v w fihot ffiin I'miijililcl. Send two-cent, Jor it. Ask your Dealer for Stevens Demi-Bloc Gum. Insist on ouv make. is so s 5 a STEVENS t- 1 1 7,i tWA AUWv iT-l-111 ' ?&rtM 1 v5MW WJm J. STEVENS ARMS c TOOL CO. CO. Box 4099 CMcopce Flli, M. m wiJi Vl Win -il I I i" I k vFi K'. 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