The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

H. N. was IN Exeter this
week.
JoHS PARKEs says he is the boss show
shovel.
Nus. HARRY PoSp has been on the
SICK Inst this week.
The trains are again running after
snow blockade of over :, week.
ALDERMAN MosHER has been on the
sick list slightly for a few days.
1DURIsG the last few days we have
had a very tough spell OF weather.
DURIyG the storm of last week Al
Means had fifty head of hogs freeze to
I; death.
J. II. Williamson had a cow freeze
both of her hind feet during the late
storm.
CHARLEY WISFREY faced blizzard No
j for IL miles las. Wednesday, one
week ago.
MRS. TW BREWER, of Saltville, Kas
is visiting her sister, Mn. r.. A. Cupp
this week.
THIS week The CHIEF comes out
in a fine new engraved head, the finest
in the land.
HENRY NEwHoUsE while coasting
the other day had one of his legs put
out of place,
Mrs. GEO. B. GATES and Mrs. Mary
att we're in Oxford this week on W. c..
T. U. business.
Nix. LOWELL, one of our Webster
county farmers lost 30 hogs by tree zing
70 death last week.
PERSONAL taxes become delinquent
on Tuesday. February l, 1886, the
tax payers will therefore take notice.
Nix. MOODY, living on Indian Greek,
lost eight head of cattle during the
double headed blizzard of last week.
WE we're shown a handsome picture
10y NJ. X. Bentley of an ice castle at st
Paul Minnesota, made entirely of ice.
CAPT. MUSsELL lost twelve head of
fine hogs during the blizzard last week
that was so general oyer Nebraski and
Kansas.
The tax payers of Webster county
will take notice that Treasurer N. u.
McNitt is now ready to receive all per-
sonal taxes.
THE ked Cloud papers were in IA Tad
} fix las; week from the fact that their
paten, i n'ards' failed to put in an
> appearance.
GEO. WEBB sailed forth like a hon
on Sunday aud climbed the snow
banks enroute for Cawker City. doing
sci yice for Uncle Sam.
j. II. SMITH. deputy grand master OF
this district. No. 20. installed the
various Odd Fellows lodges in hls
district. He is an efficient officer.
Lee cutting has begun III dead ear
nest. and every fellow who has an Ice
house is putting up the concealed aqua
pura 1t ought to be cheap next sum
mer.
T @. BAKER, the genial proprietor OF
TIE Bake, House at the depot has
started a -four and feed store n Is
doing a land Office business. We hope
he will succeed.
IRA SLEEPER, manager OF the kec
Cloud carriage works, has gone "
New York state to be present at the
final settlement of his fathers estate
He expe,,s to be absent 20 days.
DICK GRAY, depot police, lugged wv
men before the Police Judge on Satur'
day for plain DRINKS at the depot Ih'
INDIE fined them five dollars an'
trimmings. 1t was all on accoun o
the blizzard.
THERE will be q singing school start
ed in the city soon under h direction
of Geo NJ. Plumb. A large nmber o
our people with canary bird incllna
80, have sicnifed their intention c
becoming members.
En- P,RKHs found IL of his hogs OF
Monday, where it had beer ever sine
the first commencement OF the hrs
blizzard and had subsisted on the ia
of its .in'ards" and that solely Tor NM
DAYS. The animal apparently seeme'
alright from its fast.
GLENNE. the five year old daughte
ofMrs. and Mr.. J. n. Pope. which ha
been sick tor some days past, died oil
Sunday and was buried on Tuesda,
Rev. G. 6. Davis officiating. Ire bt
reayed parents have the sympathies
their many friends. in this their tim
of trouble and deepest nffiiction.
SouE fellow who did not have tn
fear of the Lord in his soul appropI
ated Geo. NJ. Plumb's fine and cost
buffalo robe last Sunday eveuin
while Mr.. P's team was hitched at tn
N E. Church. The fellow will do we
10 return the same robe n save nm
self the trouble and disgrace OF an a
rest.
The relief committee of the W.
7. T., consisting of Ms G. B. Gate
Mrs. Alder. Mn. VIM. Gates. Mr.
Remsberc, Mrs. Ballard. Mrs. Denne'
Mrs. Cox, ms. Graves. Mrs. LEASING
Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. w. w. Gsrdne
Mis-. Visscher, Mrs. ]. Warner. are RI
quested to meet MT half past " o'cioc