The Red Cloud chief., 1876-04-06
Court sets here next moniiy.

l frlOlS night am SatuTlAS- IL ~ou'i
seem tina: We are bound 70 ha 4 SOM
weather yet.
4. BAUM started -e>ieri.y morn
Ing for Chicago. We understand ~.
object Of his trip l. To .ecur an am
iable house keeper, and I new stock
OF good.
The r.ul, ola School meeting
m6hiay Wis III. rea.-c,'"o ~ sur Old
Director ". Turkeys an | 't" '"'inr
O. u t"u,tc-n mill tx FIR thu -%ii'"'
of rim >chrt.
Mos T. an 81 i'er.an si!s
tr"'her t" l. Bum. the mGrh';t l.
N town Ne int-ni- u rea.aIn and
take charge of The s'or.. ~tile hi
! brother cnr> Ia Cni.i.n
The quarterly mc,tii9 of the
VI. f. Chhrh will lr bed ~ the
III. Schn = h -. :" X ! ,','i o4
| the o2nd anil ~ II A.ri 1876 -
Last Er;.iav q drove nfh"g- 2pi ~
lumber. pa sd through th's place "n
their way To rhe x x. They WEI div
en- from Caxkrr Cirv Kan-as, AMI had
been nine days on The Inai.
The School ex libitirH lat End v
night wa a >ncce->. notwifh>'i ling
the many disc"nrag .m"nt. un1i. wheel,
The scholars labored. There Wa n
large Attendance. and e"ery body
enjoyed the entertainmen,.
%. =. Mckinley tells Us tia, the
wolves are 80 thick arrr.> the river
hat one came 70 VI. c. Sherman's
stable and carried ofa large four-rinei
p~i;chfork. Which hos not been recoy-
cred yet.
Geo. IIummel i, the next harry
man. Ifthi> weather la.t- all sum-
mer what will We TIE ccn>rau euer,,
We shall have lots OF people but little
grain. However its encouraging to
think that We shall have a home mar.
ket for what grain is raised.
Charley Potter. has received a
choice lot Of cigars and sets them up'
to us quite liberal!s:. Charles always
gives enough cicat> TO pa; sr his 10
Gals. lie doesn't give ten cents worth
IT ci,ar> and expect 4 dollar, worth of
advertising.
MIR. Pope of o. Creek infnrn,s
us that about twelve familles have
recently located in that vicinity, aud
sever3l more are on fhe way from the
east To- settle. A. these families are all
in pretty good circumstances, il will
make a good addition Ia that part "f
the county.
The People 81 Sti!lwair law. /. IN
holding a revival lh, past few w.e>>
With greet rarc,.s>. Rev Hr.
Newc ,mh a {. mpbriit- hi> hren III.
principal worker. 50 ne -cccn.r"n
3.r>,n. have been ba;tiz Il aniu.itri
tn elves with :he chnr..h rtry
have now 4 Rourr-hing C,m:..'r
church. which h,e"t> a. ti,- " !
School house aud has nos a. Il f,!r
five members. The bipu-m, '"nk
l.iace IN GOvAinor'. Pond. "n ~ ~
Greek.
An inc;d ~ "ccu,ed IN tr."'hc
other day which cast Il gloom s,rr the
>p flt> ufe,try one. Our hong legged
friend Known ~ S!rrp.r> craze, the
playmate of all The little bn,-, l. 40
more. lie came , . BIZ drath by h>
head cnnlng in conflict with >uuc
hard substance, prni.ibI, c,ui, III the
hands VI some ih'>Eui lei m'-cr' ant
A, the Annual S,h ~, cc,u- 4
School District No ,. the t Ne!- pre-
EN- iSH.t four v"ier-, be>l'irs the "in-
GERS. The roads we're IL Very bad
coi,d'tion, still they we.e MOI ~ bal.
5n, that the store were well - ;iIct
with hmf"r>. There seems IN be ;
geise,d: bclief that >omehoiy cl-e viii ,
and can do the business. There Is Il +
disposition TO sink duty, that does
not speak we'll for the enterprise OF
energy Of the people. If there is any
thug Of Importance and interest to Us
f. a village or community it is OF.
schoO!, and a lack Of interest ia this i
direction Indicate, that the people are
luke-warnr about public matters.