The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28


Go 10 Mrs. McBride's and get a hat
or a bonnet TO suit you.
The trees vii, soon he clothed in
their mantle of green.
The grass has started and the prai-
ries have begun to look green.
A large stock Of Millinery Of all
kinds at, Mrs. McBRIDE's
DIR. Kendall's horse books" for sale
at the CHIEF office at 25 cents
apiece.
The festive mosquito will soon put
i'm his appcarancc-and present his lit
tie bill.
The IImbbcll Times has changed
hands, a Mr.. Palmer having purchased
the outfit.
Business was brisk in town last Sat
urday and our merchants enjoyed a
good trade.
Several new dwelling houses are in
course of construction and more are
contemplated.
We noticed a number of loads OF
corn on the streets last Saturday, fresh
from the fields.
The bowling alley is being cut VI
| into sections and converted into kitch
ems, stables &c.
Bring along your job printing, w
can take care of it for you in thu
highest style of the art"
May LIST, at NJ. f. church, S. S. n
10 a. m. A s. S. sermon at II, Il. m
bv the Pastor. :. :. concert at .! p. m
4 number of the boys are out il
their new spring suits. If III credi
was only good-but what's the us
talking.
The farmers may confidently lool
forward TO the harvesting of enormou
crops the present season-if nothing
happens.
The small break in Potter & Fris
bie's mill-dam, reported last week
has been repaired and business
being pushed with the usual vigor.
The editors of the Alma Herald sa,
they would gladly publish all tn
poetical illusions that come to tha
office if they only had room. w
notice they never have room?
The contract for building the bridg
across the river at this point was Ii
last Monday evening to the Hobso
Bridge Company for 81 500, their bi
being $500 less than that Of II.
Fulton.
The town board of Fairfield h:
passed an ordinance requiring ownel
of lots to plant trees in front of sam
Let the town board of Red Cloud pa
/, Il similar ordinance and enforce it
they al
Through the kindness of NJ
Coombs, deputy clerk, the commi
sioners proceedings were furnished ,
i'm time for this weeks issue, but v
lcould not make room in this pape
They viii appear next week.
The town Was full of farmers la
Saturday, many OF whom called
the CHIEF Office on business, and
read the papers. Our patrons a
always made welcome and III C
changes are at their disposal.
We rise at five o'clock in the NOR
ing and spend an hour working in Il
;, garden before breakfast. tbs sa
, that "the early bird catches t
worm," but SO far We have caug
e nothing but a cold in the head.
, Mr.. ]. S. Holeran informed us I:
week that he was about to make a II
east for the purpose of disposing
some property, and upon his retu
q would commence the erection of
large hotel on the old La Clede site.
Among the noteworthy enterpri:
that have sprung into %existance
Red Cloud within the last few years
;, an establishment for the manufactr
tsssl dissemination of concentrated
;: Located one door south of Do
store.
= One day last week We saw II just
of the peace of this town. with spa
in hand industrious!y digging
les mother earth, preparing to plant 6
+, den, We supposed, but on inquiry
learned that ne vas digging worms
go fishing.
MI. Frank Leonard left at our sa
tum last week a sample of coal wh
hc.obtaincd a. a store quarry south
the river. We suppese-n that it is o
IA question of time when the fuel az
ton will be satisfactorily settled so
as this eeantry is concerned
:. Roby is agent for the ceiebra
Milford flour, he has a large supply
both grades ca hand. The poo
grade of this flour is superior to
best grade of -four sent vut by OF
40 manufacturers. EaA at Robys
get q sack, and have some nice, Ii
sweet. and white bread. 50