The Red Cloud chief., 1894-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.


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Attorney ChaHin was lin Guide Rock
this week.
A fine biscuit flour at McNitt's, 70
cents a sack.
F. A. Sweezy Of Blue Hill was in Red
Cloud this week.
Charley Arnold favored this Office with
a renewal for 1894.
Get your photos at Wegman's gallery
and they will please you.
Editor Gaylord Of the Fairmont Signal
was a pleasant caller this week.
Fred Blakeslee and wife entertained a
few friends on Wednesday evening.
+. p. Hadley is now better prepared
than ever to do any thing in his line.
j. L. Miner has gone to San Francisco
to take in the mid.winter exposition.
Henry Fox, Jr., Of Nelson was in the
city this week, the guest Of J. II. Davis.
Joe Cummings has commenced suit
against Mayor Wiener for false impris-
onment. Joe wants . 1000 damages.
We will pay you q cents for corn and
sell you goods cheaper than any mer-
chant dare sell you'-Chicago Clothing
Co.
Harry Ranney, wife and baby are
in the city, on a visit to their parents.
b 'county Clerk Ranney, wife and
family.
The following novel notice adorns the
walls Of Charlie Platt's Office: mo Pol.
itics Allowed"
Photos did you say? Well then 60 to
Wegman's gallery Red Cloud, Nebr.
where he a supply you with any
thing in that line,
WANTED -Seventy.five boys and girls
to have their pictures taken at my
gallery on Saturday next. A. VEG
MANN, Photographer.
Thos. Emigh received a telegram
last night that his sister in Chicago
had died suddenly. He left this morn
ing to be present at the funeral.
The Frsternal Order OF Protectors have
started out again under very favorable
auspices. They initiated three candi.
dates at their last meeting. The work
is fine.
People should be careful with cigar
stubs. The other night some one threw
a stub on the sidewalk and it set the
walk on fire in front Of the Moon block,
but the fire Was put out by a passerby.
Mr.. Marvin s. Marsh and family have
decided to nov back to Iowa, where Mr..
M expects to 60 into business. Their
many friends will be sorry to hear Of
their determination to leave Red Cloud.
Two young ladies while using a gaso,
line stove for making taffy, the flame g
ignited the fluid in the tank and gave
them a big scare. The tank was thrown
into the street just as it exploded. 1t
seems that even u gasoline stove objects
to taffy in these days. 1t was a narrow
escape for the girls.
Frank p. Hadley is now fully prepared
to do all kinds Of painting, granting,
glazing and paper hanging. He guar
%antees satisfaction in every instance,
You will lose money If you do not con
suit him before giving your orders. He
has had several years experience aud as.
sures all Of first class work ut hard times
> prices. Office in rear Of Miner Bros.
store.
Q On last Saturday, Mr.. M. r.. Bentle,
1 passed the 53rd mile stone OF his life, and
Mrs. Bentley to commemorate the event
invited a few personal friends to dine
4 with Mr.. b. Mr.. Bentley's life has beer
Q an eventful one, and from a poor boy, hs
Q has succeeded in climbing the ladder o.
y afiuence, by his own aid, and has beer
more than successful in placing arount
him plenty Of tho worlds goods. TIL
.CHuEF hopes he will live a great man!
years to I'M to enjoy what he haI
worked 30 hard to gain.
All Mccall was in Fremont this weel
visiting his daughters, Matte and Mil
n bred, who are attending the Norma
I. college at that place. Mr.. Mccall wa
is more than we'll pleased with the schoo
aud almost surprised at the rapidity il
10 which his daughters are advancing
m While there he formed the acquaintanc
~ OF the principal instructors, and foun
10 the books ia enroll some A35 student,
10 The best talent is employed and niue
10 discipline exercised. II is true Nebrask
~ has some Of the best schools in Americ
and that is one Of them.