The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-13
DoN'T forget the camp fire.

way.
CLEARING sales continue at Mrs
Fowler's.
WELLS expects to celebrate the fourth
on a large scale.
Miss NAY LINDLEY, has returned
home from Seward.
THE millinery business is booming
Mrs. Mcbride is still ahead.
JIG. POTTER is now engaged in put
ting up Il store room at Wells.
THE CHIEF is under obligations to
the operators for favors extended.
A RUNAWAY team on Tuesday caus
ed a ripple of excitement. No damage
done.
The new postal notes are printed,
and are much handsomer than the
| old ones.
REV. FATHER tanning, is now engag.
ed in lecturing on the Mistakes OF
Ingersoll."
For full particulars of the National
republican convention, see sixth page
of to-day's paper.
l. S. PERsoNErrE, H. W. Parkes and
Mr. Orndorff of Wells made this Office
a call on Saturday.
JOHN CARRIER now "feels his oats"
He smiles contentedly, and says the
boy looks like pap"
Miss CARRIE NEwHoUsE will tea,h
school near Guide Rock. She will take
charge of the same this week.
{. W. SPRINGER our worthy superln-
tendent of county schools, is still con.
fined to his bed by sickness.
THERE is no county in Nebraska
that can equal Webster county for
thrifty and enterpri>ing farmers.
SHERIFF WARREN is said to be the
happiest officer in the state. 1t is a
boy, and don't you forget it. More ice
cream.
FARMERS are very busy at present.
Crops are coming along nicely, ard
! there is every indication of an abund-
ant yield this fall.
MIR. l.. Ii. Rust showed some very
fine strawberries on Saturday last,
which were raised Oh his farm. They
We're as fine As we ever saw
Mr.. J. Sullivan and wife, relatives
of Mr.. Will Mo>hcr, arrived in this city
from Michigan on last Friday. They
WILL make Webster county their home
in the future.
AND still the fun At the skating rink
goes on undated. 1t furnishes Il great
amount of amusement for our young
folks, and gives them a place to spend
their evenings.
THE picnic ofthc Red Cloud Literary
Society, at Gov. CURRIERS' grove, last
Saturday WAS Il success. Crnguet and
swinging. with icecream interludeI WAS
the programe.
THE store room of J. G.. Potter has
been removed To tn flats east of town.
One by one the frame buildings fade
away. and substantial brick buildings
take their places.
a PETITION is now being signel in
, the city for the purpose of securing
the location of the soldiers home in
Red Cloud. 10y tar the most appropri-
ale place in the state.
J. o. CHAMBEKLIN, of ~Inavaie, is now
shipping about two tons of cheese per
week, and is making about 5000 pounds
per week. He is very busy and is do
ing IN immense business.
Nh b. F. MIzER, our new grocery
man, has gotten his store in running
order. and will he glad to see all who
are in need of his gonds. He can be
found at Marsh's old stand.
, THE school house at WhcatIand was
burned to the ground Oh the night of
tiit fli " il'Siluatii as II
by the people of that vicinity. This is
quite a loss TO that school district.
III. NJ. CRANE is now sole possessol
of the republican Valley Echo, having
purchased Mr.. Miller's interest in that
/ paper. The Echo under the new man
asement will he as spright'y Il, ever.
AT the skating rink Wednesday
night, a contest was had for a prize for
! the winner of Il half mile race by the
most awkward skaters. The prize. a
pair of skates, was a~warded.to Kris Han.
sen.
INAvALE has now a depot. 1t has
Just been finished. On Saturday, w.
! J. Vance made out the town plat, and
ere long the village of ~Inavale will be
governed 10y a village board. we pre-.
sumo.
THERE will be a regular meeting OF
Garfield Post, Monday evening, June
Is. Boys, come out and assist i'm max.
ing the necessary arrangements for the
fourth of July. Garfield Post must
celebrate the fourth.
Rev. G. b. HOWARD, superintendent