The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18
Nh. sAIrzxAs has got corn in the

E. Y. RUDRow gives p dance az the
rink, this Friday night.
MIS-. Beirut. of Illinois, is the CUES;
OF j. S. Emigh and family.
WILL MosHER has sold his interest
in the meat market 10 his father,
We are under obligations 10 T. G..
Hacker fox some fire raspberrie.
ID. f. ScAAIoS left for Friend, Neb.,
on Thursday m~orning.for Il two weeks
visit.
De. BAIRD who has been following
his profession in the Valley, was in
town this week.
LUDLOW & Son, lost 10000 brick last
Saturday night by the storm, causine Il
monty loss oi $500.
TIE managers OF the rink entertain
ed their friends last Saturday night
With some fine Italian music.
Mr.. IL. 4. Howard recently bought
seven town lots. They have abou, 90
acres Of fine corn on their farm.
TIE Red Cloud Creamery gathered
Tor two weeks in JAY 1900 iuches q.
cream and made $500 pounds Of but
| ter.
Mr.. B. I. REED will move into his
new residence this week, in tho north
part OF the city, which he has lately
| erected.
LUDLOW e. Son, nov have on hand a
kiln of brick ready for market. They
invite contractors TO call and see for
| themselves.
W. ii. SMITH and wife of Minden.
we're in the city the first Of the week
visiting friends ana relatives. They
drove over in a buggy.
- another column will be found l..
II. I;ust's advertisement Of nursery
| stock. He has everything you could
wish for. Patronize home.
TIE usua! monthly services, of the
| Catholic church will be held at Red
| Cloud, Tuesday, August 9th, 1884, by
Re-. Father Clcary, Pastor.
| a FULL report OF the democratic ma
| tlonal convention, together with n
portrait of Cleveland, can he found on
the inside of to-day's paper.
DURISG he storm Tuesday night in
this city, Mr.. ID. Dedrlck's house was
struck by lightning. Mr.. d. was
knocked inscnsible but 0 o recovered.
No damage done to the house 10 speak
OF.
THEIEw will he a meeting ofthe Blaine
ani Logan club 1T the rink Tuesday
night, next. There will be music by
the hand and speeches hy Jas. McNcny,
J. il. Kaley and J. 8. Gillian. Come
| everybody.
TIE friends of Mrs. John Moore will
be glad to learn that her trip to the
mountains is rapidly improving her
heath. She is nov able two walk u
distance Of three blocks t her meals,
three times per day.
ScJoL REpoRT.-Report Of school in
district 10, Carrie Newhouse, teacher:
School began June ~. Those whose
scholarship is IS or more, department
95 or more, and Attendance loo, arc
ElfreeLa Emerton, Louisa Emerton,
Eugene Emertou, and Joe Humphrey,
THE following are the names ofthose
who had the rite OF confirmation con-
ferled apon them on Sunday last, by
the TT Rev. Bishop O'Connor ut the
Catholic church; Mrs. Julia Miner, Miss
Mary Miner, Miss Carrie Miner, Hugh
Miner, j., John Scott, Sarah Roaiand,
James McGinnis Miss Gaffney, James
Ryan, Francis Fee and the two Nc
Cartney boys.
ATTORNEY GATES, of Salem, has filed
papers N the Smith county court ask
ing for 5000 damages for Mrs. Alder
son, so brutality beaten by Pat Berry
some weeks ago. Pat has 24O acres OF
Lind and considerable personal proper
ty and Mr.. G.. is confident OF gaining
the case.-Burr Oak Herald.
Several Of our Red Cloud attorneys
have been engaged i'll this case on both
sides. MIS-. Anderson, whose life was
~despaircd Of for a time, is recovering
rapidly.
THE Emigh Bros. ranch near this
city is probably ~ extensive as any in
the county. They have loo acres of
land six miles from Red Cloud, and
have fitte up with all the latest i'm
~provenlent Is. The also have nearly
500 head Of cattle and are constantly
increasing the number, Mr.. James
Emigh having just returned from the
east with a large number of fine cattle
THE CHEF glad to learn that the
boys are doing well, and we heartily
wish them success in their enterprise.
On Saturday we had the pleasure OF
being shown through Browns marble
and granite works in this city, and
found Mr.. Meyers. the foreman and the
assistants very busily engaged in filling
orders. Nj. Brown the genial propri-
etor informed us that the business was
constantly incre asing, and that they
were receiving orders from various
parts of the state. We also were
shown some c. the work executed there
and must say that it was as fine IS we
! have ever seen. We wish Mr.. Brown
success, for we really beiieve he de-
l serves il.
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