The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-25
BRIEF m ENTION.

M. Finch, cashier OF State Bank IL on
the sick list.
w. b. Roby WAS looking after business
interests in liaigler this week.
Miss Dora Ward left on Monday for
Grand Island, where she will attend
college for a year.
A. j. Tonlinson has arrived home
from Omaha and other places where he
has been on business.
II. w. Gulliford is confined to his bed
with fever Of some kind, but is conva.
lescing at this this time.
jeff Wards friends are sticking to
him and he says he will poll the entire
democratic vote Of Webster county.
Alfred Hadell 10 an expert artist in
draping windows, as can be easily prov
en- by observing the show windows in his
store room. They are handsome.
d. f. Scott, Of AlIerton, Iowa who
moved to Montana some five years
ago is in Red Cloud this week looking
the city over and ut the same time at.
tending To business.
w. b. Roby, the republican candidate
for supervisor OF Red Cloud, is II thor
ough republican, and The CHIEF hopes
that every republican will do his duty
in electing Mr.. Roby. He is u sound
republican and that is what we want.
Vote for ROby.
Mrs. ID. L. Groat has been a confirmed
invalid for over ter years, aud has been
confined to here bed most Of that time.
The CHIEF is pleased to. note that she is
recovering so much that she is able TO
sit up Of late. On last Sunday che got
up and walked TO the kitchen for the
first time in seven years.
Remember that j. W. Runchey has
made an exceptionally good officer, and
US such, ia entitled to reelection. He
has done his work we'll, and has been
obliging and courteous to all alike. No,
one word can be said against him on any
grounds, as he has performed his duties
we'll and to the best interests Of the
county. Vote for him.
A little grand child Of Den Lindsey
aged four years, while playing with
sharp ak, had the misfortune to serious
p " injure the back OF one OF his hands o.
that it was thought to be necessary I.
amputate tho fingers. Drs. L. H. Becl
and Fred McKeeky dressed the wound
and after examining 1t hope to save tn
' hand and fingers. ia
L. H. Fort has few superiors whom !
comes to clerical work, and we believ
, that he will show up fewer mistake
than any clerk who has ever occupies
that Office. He does not claim to b
perfect, but invites comparison with hi
i predecessors. He keepo his books nee
r and clean, and his office is open for II
spection Mt ell times. Vote for Fort.
b Samn West, the republican candidat
for county Judge, is q man Of exceller
0 ability and re.eminently qualified &c
the position Of county judge. He wi
I decide all questions fairly, honestly. an
. according to law. He will be a plesssr
O man to do business with. You will q
fair treatment at all times IL he is cleo
ed to the Office Of county judge. Vol
for him.
e w, +. Thorne and DR.. L. H. Beck al
men who are too we'll known to nee
n much recommendation from any sourc
however, we will say that they are me
n who, IL elected, will do their whole dut
d to the people. irregardless Of whom the
= come 10 contact. Mr.. Thorne 10 the r
publican candidate for surveyor and N
Beck is the candidate for coroner. Vo
=. for them.
toi Frank Covden, Homer Sherwood. A
r. bright. Charley Robinson, Dell Abel a
If Roy TAFT took q spin over to Manka
/. last, Sunday. . distance Of forty mil'
IL After q dianer such - . hungry oycll
ID knows how to dispose Of, the boys 90
i. cludsd to brave the wind on tho nor
~ road homewsrd. They are nov tslkil
I'd Of having circulars posted. warning
cyolist who disliks riding mouutsil
corduroy roads and plowed ground
3 steer clear Of the road betweeen Gui
r Rock and Burr Oak. AZ II wss growil
= dark whom the crowd reached Gut
Rock, some ef the boys took . lit
= .trainiu' {" IN the road home.