The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-09-02
Van Buskirk & Breckenridge


Hhife CfOud CnOw.ChoWs
The heaviest rain of the season fell during the
early hours last Tuesday morning. 1t literally
rained pitchforks and devils imrs.
Capt. Shreve has added prescription to
the fixtures of his drug store II makes handsome
appearance.
The lumber for the new mission house on the In
dian Reserve is arrived and being hauled out to the
Agency. The building will require about eighty
Thousand feet for its construction.
Miss Kate Beaumont, of ST. Joe, has been spend
ing several days with young friends of this place
She goes from here to Teeumseh, Neb., where her
father resides and where she will live in the future
team belonging TO John Lynds ran away, last
Tuesday creating considerable racket, but doing
little damage.
Miss Matte Williams returned from the Troy
Institute last Monday. She eorroborates the report
Of the other teachers who have been in Attendance,
that it has been of the most interesting AMI
profitable of any held in the county although
the extreme heat of the weather quite debilta
ting, and unfayorable for study. Miss Williams
commences teaching at Falls City, next Monday.
Several herds of Mexican horses have passed
through this place during the past week. Several
Of our citizrns invested in the mustangs
Sam. Mnquiiken having temporarily suspended
housekeeping, sam Doney, with his family. has
moved to his house in the western suburbs, in order
to take charge of the horticultural and Horticultural
affairs of Mr.. Maquilkens plantation.
Howard Cline, the engineer who accidentally
killed at Highland Station, last Monday evening. had
many friend in this place. who greatly regret his m
timely and terrible death
The Mauek Brother- not to be thwarted by the
theft of their fine skiff have built another one,
which, like their Presidential choice, is superb
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their new Office The building, although not large
one, will he u relief to the bare where it is
being constructed.
The new road to MOZART has been completed and
our citizens are thus afforded fine thoroughfare
the Reservation. To the business interests of White
Cloud this rnad cannot but prove of great value,
and to those of citizens who engaged in haul
Ing hay from the Reserve, the rAhte is found To he
shortened by several miles. John Cain has bossrd
the construction Of the job and to his energy is the
building of this road greatly due.
Mitch. Moore has entered into the grain business
IIiawatha, and will shortly TO that place.
and set up housekeeping.
Owing to the heavy and protrncted rains of the |
asst week. the exhibition of the Temperance Union |
1t the Shore school house has been postponed to |
.ome future date.
DIR. Beidleman has removed his drug store and |
,ffce from his building near Lahmer's store to rooms
'nrther down street, where he will have more com
nodous quarters. Ii gives pleasure to note that
he prosperity of DIR. b. keeps pace with that Of
Professional and business men in general.
Is the Chicf responsible for the late wet spell If
"a, its subscribers in this region would beg for
alton of the present rains.
Mrs Stoner and daughter who have been visiting
heir relatives the Fornerools and Maquilkens left,
hair |
They were accompanied, their return, by Miss
Kate Forncrook of this place, who purposes attend
ns school at Altoona, during the next year. The
of the latter from White Clouds circle
f gay damsels of which she was one of the ae-
ornaments, caused general regret among
ur young folks.
Preparations are being made for an immense bus-
ess during the present season, by the various
hum manufacturers in this vicinity. Work in this
me will commence in a few weeks.
Alexis Poulet is away a business trip to Chi
ago.
The wet spell of the past week has proved some
hat detrimental to grain in stack, and in some
Asses where the stacking has been done carelessly,
luch trouble, and some loss, is being experienced.
John Perkhill, of this place. arrested and sent
Troy, last Monday, in charge of Marshal John
ain, for the crime of forging order, purporting
, be from DIR. Bowron, and drawn ON Jonas Lahmer,
favor oil SAID ferkhih lie admitted the deed,
III pieaden being uruhk nj the tine Oh It's comms- /.
on. He nevertheless placed under bonds by
squire Fsiraii, and sent Down in default of bail
he order winch was Tor $40 had been accepted by
r. Lahmer, and paid in groceries. .
miss Ellen .a"n' Oh "h'e .ion"' was marred' i
81 sunday 10 gentleman Oh Mound chy' at the q
tier place.
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