The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-19
IMPORTANT POINTS.

". ID NAocL NuSStO IhIo liz nc"
house this week.
Miss Cook, Of Iowa, is the guest o!
Mrs n Z Bentley this week.
DICK GRAY now holds down q posi-
ton in the 3 & NJ yard nights
Ms LEW HEgKIcK expects TO star,
ON q visit TO Indiana and Ohio mex;
week.
The 3 & N painters are busy..repaint-
ing the compSny's buildings at this
place.
MEs JAMES Potter started WedDes-
day for an extensive visit in Iowa and
Illinois.
We are indebted to J B Sianser for a
fne piece of cheese from the Hicks
factory.
TWENTY-FIVE carloads Of bronchos
were fed in the Red Cloud stock yards
on Wednesday.
AL. GALusHA's family viii be here
her this Week. The CHIEF welcomes
them to Red Cloud.
HENRY EIHLERs home was made
happy Tuesday night 10y the advent Of
a bran new daughter.
FIVE more carloads Of bronchos are
stopping at the stock yards, seeking
homes in Webster county.
4 LITTLE free for all spafring match
took place last Saturday evening q; the
2. o. front. 1t was lots Of fun.
| A VALUABLE horse belonging to yard
master Potter was severely injured
on a barb wire fence on Monday.
Mrs " JoesELyS, who is visiting in
the east, has been quite sick but We
are glad to learn that she is recover
ing.
| CONDUCTOR GRANGER has sold his
horses. The n that strayed from
the pasture a week or SO since was
found on Walnut creek.
W H. SMITH, of Minden. son Of ]. H.
Smith Of this city, was elected chap
lain OF the grand camp of Sons OF Vet.
Grams the other day. at Lincoln.
DAN FARRELL, sheriff of Mills coun-
ty, Iowa was q guest OF James Potter
on Tuesday night, continuing his trip
westward on Wednesday morning.
H REMsBERG is making a number
Of improvements on his farm at Hicks
and is rapidly %couyerting it into n Of
the finest stock ranches in the county.
The prospect for good crops were
never better, and the farmers are hap
py, and The CHIEF is pleased, for
whatever benefits the farmer, general
ly benefits all mankind.
1HE lth Of July will be observed a.
Cowles in the good old fashioned way.
Cannouadng, banqueting, music,
speeches by eminent orators. fireworks,
and many other interesting features
will be on the programme for the oc-
cassion.
BELvA LOCKWOOD the notorious elo-
~cutionist, Washington ~lawyeress and
eX-candidatess for the Presidency Of
the United States, will delivera lecture
in Red Cloud about July Is: or ID Ev-
cry one should make it q point to be
present. The exact date will be an
nounced next week.
JOHN GARBER has embarked in the
jewelry business on 18th Avenue, near
the Gardner House. The gentleman
is well known in our business circles,
having been identified with the bust
ness interests Of Red Cloud since way
back in the seventies. See his sdver-
tisement in another column.
The Red Cloud Helmet maize Its first
appearance this week. 1t is . neat,
newsy ak column quarto. with demo-
cratic proclivities and allows that in its
bright lexicon of youth "there's no
such word as fail" We extend its
quill driver the right hand Of fellow
ship and heartily wish him Gee
ALoSzo CURE N of the stanch
democratic brethren; and Mr. Brit,on,
Of Ca;herton. took passage in . prairie
schooner q few days since and Sc, saiI
tor Oberlin. Kansas, where they each
took q timber claim. They inform US
that movers are going in fast, and
nearly all the land is being taken up.
A SEVERE hail storm passed through
the western part of the state on Mon .
day evening. Passenger coaches on
the 4 NJ had their windows knock.
ed out by the hail near S,ratton. At
Grand Island and Phillips the windows
OF the depot were broken out. consid-
cradle damage was also done to
growing crops.
W RICHARDSON shipped \ thous-
and head Of cattle this week. or about
sixty loads. making Al least . total
value Of $4,000. providing the ami
mails average SsOa head. The freight
age on the sixty cars amounted to
something Ike $6.0o0.sprovided each
car load cost 500. How il Tia; for .
big shipment of cat.les
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