The Red Cloud chief., 1884-03-28

piSts Sp'N SAo"AhS VIC ci'ooAu JooS'
The market runs from $3.50 to $6.W
HI. AND ]. l.. MINER went to Chicag
this week with cattle. Dame RumO
says that the elder Miner one will we'
in Ohio before returning to his nativ
heath.
The governor has appointed the l6tl
of April as Arbor day. Every either
should make an effort to plant tree
Oh that day, and otherwise .beautif!
their homes.
MEssRs. McNepnv: Richards ant
CLANCY were in Alma this week, argu
Ing an injunction case before Judge
GaslIn.. The judge took the case unde
consideration.
The Webster county republican con
vention, to he held at the court house
in Red Cloud, has been changed tt
Monday, April q, one day earlier thar
first agreed on.
JOHN L. MEYER, one of our first set
tiers i'll Webster County, called Satur
day. He has Travelled the U. 5. ovel
and says he has the finest farm of AZ
acres in the country.
The CHIEF has been compelled to
submit TO the measles for u second
time during life. Therefore if u 10
Cal matter is a little scarce our friends
will know the cause thereof.
MIR. HAMAKER, who is assisting Mr..
Gates in buying hogs, spent three days
in Kansas last week. We understand
that Mr.. II. will soon build = residence
IN the south part of the city.
J-F. CLOSE, whom we recently men,
toned as being admitted to the bar as
practicing attorney, had the best record
Of any applicant, who has appeared be-
fore that court for many years. This
certainly speaks well for Mr.. Close.
Mr.. c. HALLECK from Norton county,
Kansas, has located OH DIR. Tulleyis
farm near Red Cloud, and will follow
ard seed growing. He will
aim to furnish this market with all of
the luxuries appertaining to his line of
business.
Nh. c. ". FULLER, ofthe firm of Gill
ford 4 Fuller grain and lumber dealers
of Cowles, made lis a pleasant call on
Saturday. He Informed THE CHIEF,
that they were doing IA fourishing bus
mess much more than they had antici-
Call again Bro. Fuller.
BUCKEYE binder, Buckeye harvest
ers, Buckeye combined machine, Buck
eye single reapers, Buckeye mowers,
Buckeye troopers, Buckeye spring
.cultivators, Buckeye tongueless cult
vators, Buckeye feed mills. Buckeye
pumps, for sale by A. A. Pope.
JOHN Fox, who lately clerked for A.
Lauterbach, while riding a pony, the
other day was thrown off, his head COM
ing in contact with a spade he was car
rying. lie received an ugly cash just
IN front of his right ear but fortunately
it will not result in anything serious.
The Red Cloud Cornet band intend,
70 We are Informed. giving a Mother
Hubbard ball soon. This We have
no doubt,wOuld be highly appreciated
by the lovers OF the light fantastic, and
The CHIEF, hopes the bhld boys will
20 decide. as we are anxious to see
hem succeed.
WE believe that the farmer sh ould
not burn the grass, etc. on the prairie
and, as by SO doing, We understand
rom reliable authority, it has the eff
feet of absorbing the moisture in the
and which does not readily regain. We
would like to hear from our friends ON
he subject. whO'are interested in Web
farms.
The fast mail from the east is a rsry
slow mail between Omaha and Red
the Chicago papers failing to ar
rive for three or four days some times.
A a general thing being about three
lays behind their former time. We
suppose the clerks at Omaha get so
'ast t?) that the mail is unnecessarily
aid away until they can catch up.
THE CHIEF took a ride one day last
week to Goldman h Whitney's ranch
near Red Cloud, and through the cour-
of Mr.. Tom. ?oyner, their worthy
foreman We were shown over the pre-
We must say that the boys are
fixed for the sheep business and
have some fine stock. They are about
building a new house for the accomo-
datin of their help
On Sunday, an officer from Missouri.
arrived in this city, and assisted by
Deputy Sheriff Chambers, arrested one
Oscar klett, who was taken to the
above named state on the same eve
ming, charged, We understand as an