The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
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AcOriue.
WAIT for the new millinery goods q,
Mrs.. McBride's.
Curt EvASs and W. II. Perry have
bought =. o. Bakers moving outfit.
DoS'r fo-ge, the Old settlers picnic
At Ira Sleeperis grove ~ Wednes-
day.
SINCE the equinoctial We are having
tine regular all wool and . yard vide
"Injun summer
J. W. BrgrIs and family have re-
turned TO Red Cloud after . years
absence in the east.
THE ". G. T. L. will hold = festival
Q, X. B. Fulton's next Aogday night.
All are cordially invited.
HARRY PoSD went 10 Omaha Thurs
day night. where he will meet his
mother. He will return Saturday.
A REPORT became prevalent here
Thursday night tina, Tasting. MAS on
fire. Blu. later reports failed to con-
firm the fact.
WV. PARKEs and vile. who have
been visiting in Utah for several
month";, have returned home much
improved in health.
MIzER, the Opera House grocer sells
more goods for one dollar than any
other house in the city Of Red Cloud.
or Webster county.
o. account of the prolonged absence
OF the chorister VI the Congregational
church the concert will be postponed
until further announcement.
The ~three-year old son Of w. IL.
Young. Of Rive.ton. died last Monday
Of brain fever, after y brief illness. The
funeral occurred on Tuesday afternoon.
VIZ. N. Clap, one Of the earlier
settlers Of Webster county, who has
been in Woodstock. w.. has returned
to Nebraska, and is located at Cowles.
KLEExAN & WIESEK. proprietors Of
the post-ofiice news stand and station.
cry store are enlarging their room and
will put in y large stock Of fancy goods,
etc.
CHARLEY GUST, living across the
river while painting his barn the other
day fell oil the ladder aud was seriously
injured. lie was brought ~ the city
for treatment.
Mrs. Mcbride left on "Wednesday
night for st. Joe, where she proposes to
purchase the finest stock OF millinery
goods that have ever been brought in
to the Republican Valley.
Ell HosFoRD. the popular manager
of the Red Cloud stock yards, started
on Sunday evening for Burlington. Ia.
and will tarry for q few days meath the
pa,ernal roof ut that place.
ALLEN AYERs will sell all Of his
stock. household furniture. etc. ~
public sale on Tuesday. October 6,
1855. See his al in to-days paper.
There will be no by-biddinG. Goods
must be- sold.
ALL members OF Red Cloud lodge
No. ~ I. q. q. F.. are requested TO be
present al the next meetIn. saturday
night. October both, ~ business Of i'm
pOrtance will, come before the lodge.
By order Of the Noble Grand.
TIE Weber Comedy Company have
been playing in town for several days
past. ltinerxnt players AS rule are
snides, but the Weber Company are
An honorable exception, and will meet
with y hearty welcome should they
ever appear here again.
rHIs week we announce the name OF
c. F. Gather for the office of Register
of Deeds. Charley is we'll known in
,hi. county. and if nominated and
! elected would make a good officer. We
also the name Of Humphrey
| Smith for sheriff. and W.. G.. Kinney
for county clerk.
THE board of education nave found
It necessary TO adopt the half day sys-
tenn in Mis-. Putnam's Don until the
first ward school house is built. Here.
| after half If the children will attend
school in the morning and the other
half the afternoon. There are 81 en-
rolled in that room.
c. B. HosroxD. breeder Of .high-clas-
Plymouth Rock fowls, Of this city took
several coOpe to the state fair last week
and We notice by the Lincoln paper,
| that he received the second premium
| on them. His chickens are among
| the finest raised or bred in the state.
really we're entitled to first premium
but generally the awarding commit
tees Of agricultural societies are thos e
who know but little Of the stock "a be
passed upon. However Mr.. Hosford
was fortunate in taking second honor.
over so many competitors.
OSE thing that has been sadly
neglected in the vicinity Of Red Cloud
is the public highways. there seems to
be no system for working them. In
stead of a gang of men going out and
working IN vicinities adjacent to the i,
farms. they go here and there and con
sequently the high hills and deep cuts
are not often graded to any advantage
The making Of roads and keeping them