The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
ODDS AND ENDS

tional church of this city who has been
in Helena. Montana, for several weeks,
returned this week and will occupy his
pulpit.
| A man was a~ccidently killed at Alma
this week by a revolver that vas not
supposed to DO loaded, and a girl vas
wounded at Bloomington in the same
maaAer. -
Z Roy Hutchison and wife, Ed Pulsifer
and wife, Ed Young and wife and sister,
Fannie Bedient, q. d. Mcmillan, +. p.
Hadley, Drs. Emigh and Damerell spent
the 4th in Alma.
Bernard McNeny, the talented young
lawyer Of this city, with a sprinkling of
democracy in his make up made the
eagle scream at Franklin. He brought
the house down.
How long will it be before the council
will order the allys cleaned up. 1t seems
to us that they must be oblivious to
their duty when they will allow them to
be left In such q serious condition.
On Tuesday morning at 3 O'Clock, the
alarm of fire was turned in, caused from
a fire in ]. w. Wsrren's barn. The de-
partment turned ont promptly but the
nre had gained too much hesdway to
Nave the barn.
\ The county fathers should build a
bridge across the river just above the
Cmill. 1t is an actual necessity and is
much needed by those people who come
to the county seat to do business. A
petition should be gathered up at once.
The band boys have just received their
uniforms furnished by @. Weinsr. They
are handsome suits and give the boys q
nice appearance. BY the way, the boys
are getting to the front and soon will
need have no fear Of any like organiza-
ton in the state.
| Mr.. G. w. Haley and his estimable
| wife, have now one Of handsomest resi-
dences in the city, If not the prettiest.
They have recently added a fine addition
to their dwelling which gives them
plenty Of room. They believe in having
a comfortable home, and have got it.
v On the 4th Tom Penman, the jeweler,
went to Guide Rock and took his phono-
graphs, and the people at moe began
f1ocking around him, thinking It was
Melbourne the ~rainmaker, and from this
on Tom will be known q Thomas Mel
bourne Penman the esquire, rain or no
l(ain.
The married men whose wives have
left them for the summers vacation have
Ddecided to organize a "Forlorn Club"
with A Morhart, president, DR.. Emigh
first lieutenant, R. NJ. Martin secretary at
arms, and the editor Of this Great Fami-
ly Weekly as "Big- e-sfraid-o the
club"
c. w. Kaley's mother and sister live
in Carey, Ohio. One day last week q
4 cyclone passed over the village doing
considerable damage. When Charley
saw the item in the Chicago Tribune he
Immediately telegraphed to find out A
they were injured. On Thursday morn.
ing a telegram came that they were an
right and Charley was much relieved a.
the storm passed over the street where
his folks lived.
The mill, Of which We mentioned last
week, we are glad to note is dead certain
ty and that the capital has been induced
to take hold Of the project that will put
it through. Our reporter was informed
that the new company would at ono pu'
IN a dam that will cost from seven to tel
thousand dollars, ono that will stay, snt
\ that the mill plant as we'll as the electri,
light will be fixed up in prime order
4 When the contemplated dam is In, Re-
Cloud will absolutely have the fines
water power in the state. The compan!
hold Of the project are known to b
wealthy.
The following vice-presidents wer
elected at the Saturday meeting Of tn
n Agricultural exhibit Of the Worlds fai
association Of this county:
Jas. Watt, Guide Rock.
Jacob Kindscher, Guide Rock.
M. N. Miller, Cowles.
VIM. Wright, Lawrence.
p. Zimmerman; Blue Hill.
e. H. Foe, Cowles.
John RAISER, Red Cloud.
A A. W. Aollingrain, Guide Rock.
Joseph CARRIER, Red Cloud.
ID. J. Myers, Red Cloud.
a A. II. Hoffman, Red Cloud.
j.. p Eglington, Blue Hill.
Geo. Hummel, Red Cloud.
G. p. Gather, Otto.
! VIM. Irons, Inavale.
ALI. MCCALL, Red Cloud.
W. H. Patterson, Campbell.
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