The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-15
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Roastinr-,ars. cabbage, ereeu beans. and cucum-
hers now give plenty employment for our doctors
Willie Taylor has been lying very lo~, the past
week, from an attack Of typhoid fever. HIS case
is somewhat serious
The saw-miIl started for q short run last Monday
crew Of sixteen men employed Ira orton
presdes At the saw.
new building Is beins erected on the old "yie
Moore farm three miles west Of town. now owned
by John L. TIT. When completed, the building
will be used ms n dwelling house by Mr. Moore
The corner hotel near the depot, has been rented,
and Ia now operated by Mr.. Abrams, recently OF
Table Rock. Neb. The large City Hotel has been
closed a. a hotel. Those who have known MI.
Abrams speak of him, q landlord, in high terms
The weekly departure Of some White clouder for
Colorado has become = regular occurrence The last
one to make his exit Charley Carey who skipped
out for Leadyile, last Monday. Next!
The business ON the Western Union telegraph line
along the A. & n. road has become great rs to
compel the stretching Of another wire. The cross
bars were pn on the poles this place Las. Monday
and the wire will soon make its appearance
The Republican primary. last Saturday, was con-
tested with considerable spirit at this precinct and
the result may be said to have been drawn battle.
The hone of contention was the Julgeship the hght
being between Webb and Perry. We have not learn
Of the two parties were almost tie.
Miss Leona Sullivan closed her select school with
. picnic, last Friday. We learn that Miss Sullivan,
in her enterprise demonstrated her ability to 10th
teach and govern.
After doing an almost unlimited amount Of adver-
tisnz John Bell last week succeeded in finding the
the whereabouts of Henry A. Gilfallen, the man who
stole his team. wagon, and breaking implements
last May, in Anderson County. He Last thursday
received a Telegram from Ray, ILL.,, stating that the
Sheriff had captured his man, and taken possession
Of the property Mr.. Bell immediately started for
Ray, and from the trouble he has been put to. we
judge he will have little mercy for the thief
According to the timetable put into operation last
Sunday, the southwark bound passenger train arrives
q, White Cloud at go r. NJ, and the one going
north, at 645 A. NJ. Twenty minutes are allowed
for meals.
The annie wagons from Missouri have commenced
their annual trip swestwar,i White Cloud affords no
market for the yen,lers Of this fruit her surroun
ding country supplies the demand, besides doing
quite amount Of shipping.
Several days of the past week have been SO hot rs
TO compel outdoor laborers to quit work. The only
serious case 80 far has been that of John Reed, oil
the construction train. who was sun-sruek Whine ~
work last Tuesday afternoon. He was taken home,
and ia slowly improving.
The Indian Mission House near the NoHeart Agen-
cy which was burned last Summer, is to he replaced
by n frame structure, q by GO feet, The contract
for material and the building of the house will be let
on the 18th inst. We believe the plan for the school
house will be the the old one, the children
boarding at the school during the week. and return
ing home Friday evenings. These tribes, the lows
and Sac Indians, represented by several youths
at the Indian College at Carlisle, Pa
Three RATS containing four hundred aud my wal
nut logs oated down the river, past this place. last
| Saturday, bound for BoOnviiie, Mo. These logs
were purchased on the Missouri shore, few miles
| above White Cloud The logs are sawed into tim
her at Boouville, and shipped thence to New York.
where they are manufactured into furniture
CADhUs.