The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

TIE Arms has moved under III Red
Cloud National Bank
Mrs. F. n. DIcKERsoS Is re$String
from her, recent illness.
Mrs. H. r. KusEy's little cha1 has
been quite sick this week.
MIS-. SHERMAN Of Colorado Is aguest
3; the residence of A. J. weSchS this
week. Ia
ALDERMAN A. T. Ormsby pes to
California this week on y pieasure
tour. Us
Cry MARSHAL PoxD is q g6,d officer
and has already abated sevtd NUS
ances in the city.
JUDGE McKEIGHAS is very Do with
rheumatism. Is is hoped h, will be
seen OF our streets oOn
JOHN Murray is busy nov in get
ting ready to build several rev houses
John is a No. / carpenter.
A.HAwLEY is happy with . thought
that he can now be called p,n. Usual
weight and father doing Will.
II you don't see what You want ad-
verrise in THE CHIEF for il. Nearly
every citizen in Red Cloud reads it.
THE question naturally ,rises, who
will be our next represent. tive in the
state assembly from Webster county
l. n. ROBERTS, IF Ohio. 5 bro,her-in
law of Mr.. John chambeS. is IN the
city looking over Ne5mAka's fertile
soil.
THE Helmet man says 10 is going to
speak his mind on all b ,sp.ions." All
right "HeHy," do as you please, you
have permission.
The Red Cloud Homestoad, Building
and Loan Association has been a great
source Of profit to its renbeIs during
the few months it has EN- organized.
THE revival mectina heing held at
the Congregational and y. r.. churches
at present are meeting rith success
Quite a number OF con- GSts have been
announced.
REV. GEO. HUNMElI q Line town
ship, occupied Rev. 9 8 Davis pulpit
las: Sunday. Mr.. Hp uhe!l is 4 very
pleasant speaker and Hvariably inter
ests his audis1 e,U
ID, b. SPAxodHE<a as opened . zeal
estate aud loan office over the First
National Bank. He will make an
enterprising and goahead man ut that
business rnd we wish him prosperity.
After the snow storm last week
August Zerwekh weighed the snow
that had driftcd on the scales in front
of his lumber Office, which tipped the
beam III 4,5OO. This was Il big heap Of
snow.-Biuc HW Times.
The Red Cloud CHIEF has . new
head which. is 4 Joe Dandy. That
paper is now printed by steam power,
has a new press, and is 4 very neat
paper. May its patronage never grow
less.
FRANK SMITH, the handsome Young
clerk in Athow & Young's dry goods
house would be only too happy If the
fellow who took his beaver from the
Gardner House hat rack would return
the same to its accustomed place.
THE legislature to be elected next
fall will have the pleasant duty Of
electing a successor TO Senator Van
Wyck. 1t will be quite difficult to de-
term:ne who his successor will be. TIE
CHIEF would be pleased to see Gov
Dawes occupy that position,
J. l.. MILLER installed the officers
| elect of II. S. Haley Camp, No. 25, S.
| of ", on last Saturday evening, as fol-
| lows:
Captain-F. l.. Spanogle.
| lst Lieut.-W. G. Brown.
2nd LIeut-P. G. Pnares.
Council-H. Ludlow, J. r Wilcox.
TIE First National Bank Of Blue
Hill with 4 capital of $50,OOO opened
up for business Tuesday. The follow
ing are the officers tor the ensuing year;
II. Gund, President; ID. p. Newcomer,
| vice president; &. Koehler. cashier.
Directors. Philip Everhart, ID. p New
conner, c. Koehler Jr., Henry Guard
| and Fred Kick.-Blne Hill Times.
If the Webster county prospecting
company succeed, when they com
mence operations. in finding coal it
will pe an incalcuable benefit to Red
| Cloud. A coal mine in this vicinity
would be a valuable enterprise for our
people. Cheap fuel is what is needed
in these parts. We believe il can he
found in the vicinity of Red Cloud.
WI have time and again called at
t%ention to the Insecure fues IN the
buildings in Red Cloud. The city
council should pass an ordinance re-
quiring the city marshal % inspect
them and report all Insecure ones TO
the council and such persons should
he compelled to make them secure. It
is a duty incumbent on the council TO
see that the city is protected against
fire as fare as possible.
WEnotice by u exchanges that
there is an alleged effort on foot in
New York state to re-elect the Hon.