The Red Cloud chief., 1895-03-29
AROUND TOWN.

j. \ Baum is now located with &. l..
Getting.
Lew Vance has been on the sick list
this week.
Chop corn or oats and bran by the 100
lbs. or ton mt Roby's.
Don't forget to look over Wiener's
bargain shoe counter.
J. A. McArthur's family have been
sick this week with grip.
Lloyd Richardson and Oscar Potter
have gone to Crawford, Nebraska.
For sale or rent-A livery and feed
barn. Apply to ID. j. Myers, Red Cloud,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldren Of Norton, Kan
sas, are guests OF j. II. Smith and family
this week.
Read on page 3 Of today's paper the
law in relation to the distribution OF
money for seed.
Go to W. b. Roby, one door west Of
the post office for fair dealing, you get
the worth Of your money there.
d. Il. Carpenter and family Of Tecum.
sch arrived in the city Tuesday night,
and will move onto "A farm near Cowlcs.
The Bon Ton bakery has the finest
line OF choice candies ever brought to
Rcd Cloud at prices that will sell the
goods.
Tho annual town meeting OF Red
Cloud township will be held at the fair
grounds Tuesday, April ID, ls95-W.
M. Crabill.
The annual meeting of Line township
/, will be held Tuesday, April I'd, 1895, at
the Coon school. house.-W. G. Kamin-
sky, Twp Clerk.
The family OF Hon. II. q. Wilder have
moved to this city, where they will re-
side in the future. We welcome the ad-
vent of this most estimable family.
: Miss Nellie Bennett, who has been
teaching school IN Vinton, Iowa, return.
ed to this city Saturday night and will
sp end the summer with her parents
here.
, Chas. Besse is making some valuable
and extensive improvements on his farm
north OF the city. Last week Mel Sher.
Q IN an erected a fine windmill for him and
d Charley is tearing up the earth general
ly, preparatory to the care Of the 10
crop.
u Ralph Pope, principal OF the south
u ward school, and recently appointed by
Congressman McKeighan as cadet to
g naval military school in Annapolis, Md,
n was in Lincoln this week visiting friends
n and attending TO some business there
lie will start for his school about May
LIST.
d The last OF a series OF dances given
n. by the club at Guide Rock occurred in
X that village n week ago Thursday
night, and ended in a great big fight
NJ Several young men were seriously hurt
ID the musicians were scared of from theiI
as roost, and the large crowd present STAN
10 peded in great confusion. Bad whiske,
and the presence Of numerous toughs
was the direct cause Of the trouble.
a About one year ago. il will be remem
Is bered Deputy Sheriff John Tomlinsor
20 arrested one Lois Demo for %tamperinl
with the mails. John took him TO Oma
ha, in company with John Martin, thu
prosecuting witness. Martin was helt
q. as a government witness during trial
and was made TO help work about thu
K. Jail. iIe has now brought suit agains
Douglas county for $40 per day for ever!
day he worked, and in all probabilit,
:. will win the suit.
40 An exciting time was had last weel
NJ in a little town Of Colorado, while Sher
at iff Taylor was taking n prisoner to TIT
state penitentiary, They were sittin,
-. close to each otner on the train, and tn
prisoner, realizing that his happy hour
- OF freedom were about ended, suddenl,
sneaked his hand into the sheriff's peck
~ ct, and seizing his revolver aimed i
-. fairly at the officers head, whereupoI
al Mr.. Kistner, u brother in law OF tn
a wright boys OF ms city, iurched tor
ward and wrenched the weapon iron
the desperado's hands. Other stron
" men present pounced upon the bold ba
III bandit and 500 had him securely hand
in cuffed.
APP A clear case OF sheer carelessness, wa
40 exhibited by a Red Cloud man the othe
|ly day, when he went into the ~postoflict
to threw down his wallet containing $50
n took out n two cent stamp, laid tn
re pockstbook down again and went ava.
~ leaving the precious contents expose
to the tender mercles OF a hard up con
er munity. The pocketbook, however, fe
's into honest hands, and he received hi
ng money and being generously incline
a handed the gentleman a cigar for hi
trouble. No danger OF enlargement O