The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06

uEa thing TIT : r,a.i. needed. IS
fence around the Rod Cloud cemetery
and some = -hUu.l lie aiIes 10 Cc.l
up the grounds.
MIR. HENRY Cook with his usual en-,
terprise has built a sidewalk in front o
his handsome residence. We hope
others vii! do likewise.
W. III. SMITH, of Minden, vice-presi
dent of the Nebraska Lumber Com.
pany, has been visiting his father. Mr.
J. II. Smith, manager of the Red Cloud
creamery, for a few days past.
Mr.. A. F. LocKHARr has purchased
the livery stable formerly owned by
Rudrow & Edsoni and will refit and
make it ffrst-class in every particular
See his advertisement in to-day's paper
Success to him.
Mr. JOHN HULL has sold his farm
near Red Cloud to Charley Schultz for
s205O, and will have a public sale on
the 18th. Mr.. Hull is a good farmer
and we hope he will invest his money
in anoth r Webster county farm.
Mr.. n. SCHEE, of Milo, Iowa, is in
the city. He is making arrangements
to start n nursery in Red Cloud. A
few weeks ago he sold several hundred
evergreen trees in this city, and they
have given the best satisfaction and
nearly all are living.
THE members of Calantha lodge,
knights of Pythias went to Superior OH
Wednesday night and instituted a
ilourishing lodge in that growing town.
The boys all rode the goat IN good
shape and were much pleased with the
order and its secrets.
THE following members of the Ma
sonic order went to Blue Hill on Fri
day night to attend lodge: John Moore,
Will Parkes. J A Tul,eys. X l. Tinker,
J l. Miller, Geo. Ball. w II Strohm,
DIR. Schenck, j r Wilcox. The boys
report having a good time.
The editorial association met at Al
ma on the sd. and perfected an or
~Ganlzat!or. y number of the editors
of the valley were present. Speeches
were made by several prominent quill
drivers. 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting at Red Cloud.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
money is now in the hands of the
county treasurer to paysoif all register
ell general fund warrants for 1883. from
registered number 20 to registered No.
81 inclusive, which said warrants cease
to draw interest from this date.
Mr.. B. J. WOODWARD, one of our
s.anch farmers will have q public sale
of stock on his farm ten miles north
east of Guide Rock, OH the 10th. He
sells 40 head OF cattle. He made this
Office Il very pleasant call on Saturday
See his advertisement elsewhere in to-
days paper.
WHAT are committees doing about
making preparations fol the fourth OF
July celebration? This matter should
be looked after at once 1t cannot be
successfully laid over until the last day.
The time to act in this matter Is now.
Every committee should do its part,
and do it at once.
Our people should not forget that
the agricultural society have decided
to hold fair. Now let the managers
make some arrangements tn fence in
the grounds, make proper building,
aud lets have a iirSt-'lass fair. A good
fair is worth a great deal to Il county.
1t can he done. Ard don't say no.
MR. PALMER WAY, Oh of the propri-
etors of Ways hardware store IN this
city, WAS sandhaggd by g%arro'erS in
Lincoln on Saturday night while en-
tering his premises. Fortunately Mr..
WAY was not KNOCKED ~senseleSs, and
ho.lered murder which scared the
Williams away before they could rob
him.
OK Tuesday morning as We local was
vending his way past the residnece OF
G. Wiener, proprietor Of the Golden
Eagle, we heard the familiar tune
Empty is the cage, wolfy's gone"
We asked why aL this musical strain.
and were informed that drring the
night some fellow had stolen his pet
wolves, which he al lately purchased.
TIE Red Clnui creamery is now do.
ing a magnificent business. In the
month of May, 1883. the creamery
made $3.50 pounds of butter, and i'll
May, 1854. it made SITS pounds, fol
which the farmers received the neat
sum Of SI226.3. The increase over
the corresponding month oflsS3 being
2445 pounds. This is indeed Il good
showing, and we are led to believe tina,
the creamery is a source o. much good
to the farming class.
A NEW grocery house has been open
cd in Red Cloud. Mr.. B. F. Mizer
whom we mentioned some few weeks
ago as having located here with a view
of going into business, has decided tC
open a tirst-class grocery, queensware,
glassware and provision store, a,
Marsh's old stand. His stock, which
is very extensive. Is now arriving, and
is being properly arranged, and prob
ably he will he open for business the
last part of this week. Mr.. Mizer, is a
thorough gentleman and an experience
ed businessman, and proposes to make
Red Cloud and Webster county his
home. Thu CHIEF wishes him success
in MS. enterprise, and predicts for him
a large trade from the people of this
vicinity.
INFoRMxTIoN-ts wanted of Mr.. John
B. Moore, who left Wymore the 18th
of March for Red Cloud. Mr.. Moore
is a smallman with gray hair and has
only one eye. Any information of
him will be thankfully received by his
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