The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-11
THE CHIEF
C,rcuialion, Per Week, 1850.
A. G.. HosMKR, Editor.
LARoY TAFT. Asst Local Editor.

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Mondsy.-Csmpbell Press.
Guy MeMsster returned from Red
Cloud Mouday.-Franklin Press.
Miss Blanche MeMsster went TO
Red Cloud Saturday evening .-Frsnk.
In Press.
Mrs. McMaster and son Guy, went
10 Red Cloud Thursday evening"
franklin Press.
Rev. B. o. Snow was . Red Cloud
visitor the fore part Of the week.
Campbell Press.
D. l.. B,sop spcot Sunday At home.
He left for Red Cloud Monday
Franklin Press.
Geo. Miller made q business trip TO
He'd Cloud Thursday evening return.
ing Friday moruing.-Franklin Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P~olnickey, OF
Red Cloud, are the guests Of the Mad
sen family to-day.-Superior Journal.
Mrs. j. p. Outson won't TO Red
Cloud Wednesday morning and 70.
turned In the evenipg.-Riverton
Guard.
1. Croley Of Naponee, wal At Super
Tor recently. He reports the crops
very poor beyouud Red Cloud.-Frank.
lin Press.
j. C. Keller, NJ. Schneider and Mr..
1mm made an overland trip to Rcd
Cloud on legal business last Monday.
Lawrence Locomotive.
Judging from some Of the poetry in
~ exchanges, it would be worth q
fortune to . man who will get US q
gold cure for the poetry mania.-Sun,
Superior.
Miss Shabby, VIII" has been visiting
her sister Mrs. V. H. Solidsy, for Q
few weeks, returned 70 her home in
Red Cloud, Wednesday evening.-Mc
Cook Tribune.
A Wellington, Kansas girl waved
her haad At . stranger and in three
days they were married. Two days
later the young wife waved . fat iron
at her husband, and the next evening
he came homo waving Q divorce.
What are the wild waves ssying?-Ex
T. +. Meade had . horse killed by
lishtaing during the storm Sunday
evening, July 10th, which he had 10.
sured about two weeks before iu the
Home Of New York. j. H. Smith,
agent at Red Cloud and the adjuster,
wal up Monday and allowed him ss5.
-Riverton Guard.
A Leader representative was at Red
Cloud Thursday, and looked 10 upon
that grand aggregation, known as the
board Of supervisors. They pumped
wind all day and in the evening were
just where they started. The tax.
payers will pay their salaries just the
same.-Blue Hill Leader.
With the present week the Rcd
Cloud CHIEF starts on its 2lst year.
1t approaches its majority q bright
aud shining lumiuary in tho journal.
istic field, bristling all we with signs
OF prosperity. We hops Bro. Hosmer's
pathway in the future will be strewn
with moro roses and less thorns.-
Blue Hill Leader.
Tx Sheriff G. A. Tcel was in the
city Monday and called on the Lead.
er. When invited to take q seat, we
discovered that he was badly broken
up and on inquiry found he had been
mixed up in = runaway 10 which him.
self and wife we're both badly bruised
up. and their buggy reduced to .
great many more pieces than neces.
sary to build a vehicle Of that char.
acter.-Blue Hill Leader.
The happiest man in the land to-day
is q successful! farmer. He sits on.
tentedly under his own vine and 6g
tree. uudisturbed by the m~addening
noises OF the great city. Banks fail,
railroads 60 into the hands Of receiv.
ers, booming towns collapse, all bust.
ness stagnates-but the wise farmer
a snap his fingers at all these
things. He is monarch Of all he sur.
voys on his broad acres.-Ex.
Last weeks issue OF the Red Cloud