The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-27
I1aEale end rs Surroundings.

During the FIST Of the week The
CHIEF took occasion 20 visit the beau
tiiui little village of I~navale, lying sew
en- miles west OF Red Cloud, on the B.
d y. ra..way. The place mas been very
properly named for i hes n 2 most
picturesque spot s~urrouned by n wide
and varied scope Of magnificent farm
ing country. most OF which i5 owned
bv PROSPEROUS farmers who are using
sne!- hes. endeavOrs 10 improve II.
Their efforts have nOt been IL vain for
We noticed on every hand the evil
deuces Of unusual prosperity, such as
can only be seen on the farms OF the
thrifty til,ers Of the soil.
The village has recently been laid
ort sut plated Hy or friend W. J.
Vance. Ere long We expect ID see more
,nar asnall trading point there. White
there We had the pleasure OF calling on
our friend G. W. knight and family
Ny. X. i postmaster and has held his
position for some twelve years. the
! GOOD brother Is very comfortably stu
ated having 40 acres OF land when IS
under fine state u cultivation, . nice
residence, about ~ head Of cattle and
- fact everything that the eye could
w!sh. We also net ST.. 2. z. fitney,
another gentlemen who Is well hxei
a.L MS : Inc nome. Nj. AruISUn,
. the village blacksmith has recently
i5l.t i new dwelling and VII soon
. cave Che farm a-- settle Gown 10 city
life. Ee = ioins l good business
n. Eddy, another citizen 5 running
c. V.Eh.--- fam tins season. Nc
! Cra-v Bros. the new stOre keepers are
'tl;.r q fiJuriziu- .UzicaSs and va wish
| taam E~rea:sIccess. the boys deserve
70 he ge.. p4t-onJzed and are building
I'd & good and substantial trade. Nh.
Irons, a gentleman recently from the
! east has located On & farm near the
town. But Il all the enterprises CT tie
Village the u2Ost important one, is tAo
CHEESE FACTORY.
While there we called on Bro. Cham.
! berlin. whom We found up to his elbows
il business connected with his factory,
While being shown through the -nsti'
tuition We noted tGat the tactOry was
equipped with the most costly machln'
erv for cheese making, ana learned
that ne was relieving ver 1000
bounds OF milk per day from the IS O.
20 teams that we're bringing !. in from
all parts OF the county. For this large
! quantity Of milk ne viii pay his patrons
some $1,000 during the year. He i;
\ ~o-aheaG business AZ and Is pushing
the business TO tie front, and Is max
ing about 1000 pounds Of cheese Pei
dav, or 1000 pounds per week, The
c~ap.lal now invested III the factory by
NJ. CSamacri;n is $4,000, so 81 &
| glance. it vii De 5ee that the making
Of cheese IN Webster county Is 10 small
I : raIr. bat On the contrary Is done upon
a much larger scale than customary II
running cheese factories usually. Tn'
amount paid ont for milk IL June vii
not be much les than 5000 The
capacity for usiry milk IS about Si5.o0i
mounds uzr dav. Daring the year Mr.
Chamberlin viii make $25,0JO. WORTH
ofcheese. l. will therefore be observed
that the cheese factory IS q big enter
prise. NOS only for inavale but for tn,
entire county. In connection with tn
factory Hr. c. runs asmPii grocery stor
T0- the accommodation . AIS customer
Ii LALE Nc NtAC wy III S"4 AoS'
to find such a paving Institution al TIL
= point, and We wish him the prOsperit.
which he fully deserves.
, We also had the pleasure Of meetln
, I. q. Walker, L. G. Knight, and sever
. al other young men whom We are IL
r debted TO for favors.
We noticed an unusual smile play
8 ing around the phvsI0gnCmy OF Brl
Chamberlin, and on inquiry learne
that il was Il girl. The mystery WI
: then fully explained.
Taking ali IN all ~Inavale has ever
|. reason 20 DC proud OF its resources an
I advantages. The new railway depot
; now up, and this will be a great COZ
@ venieaoe IL those VINO WISH to shl
L their stock from that point. Let T.
town bOo-.