The Red Cloud chief., 1876-05-11
.She,e, in., named ks o.

w are glad to see the inpro.e
rsen. Mr. Noyse has made 10 rrnovin.
the old log stable near the In Cled'
Hcae. THIS building has bsea
asi>au-e for q lons time, ard It. re
ncr:i Gill b.. . great Improvement Il
that part Of town
w. y. Richardson returned Mon
day from Chicago, where lie had beer
with stock.
j. S. Gillian vent. 10 Juniata
Monday to attend TO scre Lac bushes.
10 cour at that place.
: -Hr. Bentley Of Farmers Greek,
Dropped 10 TO see u Monisy morning.
He reports everything lovely OF the
creek, the farmers are getting OF 6ne
Is with their work and say they never
sas a spring open more Catering than
this.
DO you know where TO get Your
Wall Paper! If you don't, go to Sher-
er AMI be will show you the fines, aud
most complete stock ever brough, IN
10 this market. He Is the oaly III 10
town who keeps it.
We noticed our friend Isaac
Hummel in town Monday.
Two gentlemen from Bellril!e,
Kansas, were in town Friday aud Sat
urday looking for a place to locate.
last Monday. Rev. Maxwell se,
out lU2 trees around his residence. l.
mere Of US would follow his example
bow much it would add to the appear.
ance Of our town.
We were pleased to add the name
Of Geo. Beaman to our list Of River
ton subscribers. There i, still room on
our broks for . few more names from
that enterprisins town aud We should
be pleased to ill up the vacancy.
Mr.. McCool of Ri-er,on, formerly
Of Buffalo, N. T., gave Us a pleasau,
call Monday.
Oh say. have you seen that new
show case at SheIer's? 1t is Ene
affair and is ciock full Of nice thing,
too numerous to mention.
We understand that Mr.. Il =
Earl, living four Wiles ca. Of this
place on Elm Creek, has sold hi, farm
to a gentleman who intends to build a
Touring mill. Flu Creek has several
good nill sites and undoubtedly an
enterprise OF this kind would be a sue
cess.
Our enterprising citizen, Ira
Sleeper is erecting a dwelling of con-
siderable size on his lots iu the north
ea>; part of town.
Notice l. Baum's new advertise
uient this week. All parties who wish
an outfit either for the Centennial or
the Black Hills will do well to call on
him.
The Industrial Association Of the
place having now got thoroughly OF
gained, the meeting to night
will DC n of great impprtance 90 ali
Interested in the welfare OF the place.
LET u have a large turnout to thi.
meeting.
In couver>iug with men from d,f.
ferent parts of the county We learn
that there are a good many emlrranfs
continually coming in. There il yet
some vacant land and some that can
be bought cheap. Everyone interest
I'd IN the prosperity Of the county
should consider it their duty to do all
10 their power to advance the interests
OF the county in this direction.
Another instance of csrelessness
IN leaving teams unhitched occurred
last Friday b b HoImes, the River
Mail Carrier left his team standing in
front Of the post Office while attending
to scme business around town Tney
took fright an ran away taking a cir
Gle around by the Valley House, up
setting a buggy iu. front of the barn,
thence down across Crooked Greek
where the wagon came near upSetting,
and finally brought up at Mr.. Kaley's
corral. The result of this runaway
was a very bad cut on one of the
horses hind legs. which will render the
animal unfit for service for some tune.
but under the sklllful care Of j. L.
Warner it will undoubtedly speedily
recover.
-Lcok at your wheat fields and see
if you can discover any era,shorpers.
They have made their appear ance in
Adams c.unty, tu, they are too small
to determine whether they are the ma
tive or the migratory plaques.
Rev. Chas. Riley Of Juoi to call
ed in to see US last Friday. Mr.. Riley
Vas down to preach the funeral ser
Won Of Mrs. Asher Beal Of Guide
Rock who died about a month ago.
We listened with = great deaf of in
terest to a sermon delivered BY him at
the school house Sabbath evening.
He is trying to make arrangement. Il
preach to Us % y month and If he
succeeds We shall be highly pleased.
w. n. Richardson brought hume
~ L. G.