The Red Cloud chief., 1899-09-08

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the Hoosier drills. Call and see them.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
Trainmaster Kenyon Of McCook was
here looking after railroad business
Monday.
VIM. Anterior left Thursday morn.
ing for Cambridge, Ohio, his former
home on q visit.
Miss May Houghton Of Norton, Kan
sas, visited with II. p. Sowter and wife
the first Of the week.
Elder Bussong Is to fill an appoint. |
ment at the Hummel school house in |
the afternoon Of tho 18th.
oDwight Jones came up from Guide
Rock on train No. 10 Sunday and re.
turned home again on No. 10.
w. A. Maynard arrived home from
Kansas City Tuesday where he had
made a shipment Of two cars of stock.
Lost One red steer one and one half
years old, four white feet, white spot
in forehead and halt white tail .-RICH.
ARD KEAGLE.
DR.. Mosshart, Eye, Ear and Throat
specialist Of Lincoln, Nebr. will be at
DIR. Beck's Office, Saturday Sept. 9th.
Consultation free.
Mrs. Mary Chase Rockwell who has
been visiting in New York state and
other points In the far east returned
home again Sunday night.
ID. A. Myers Of Fulton county, ILL
nois, a land seeker, accompanied by
W. g. Black of Galesburg. Illinois,
are here doing business with d. j.
Myers.
Balloon ascension ut the Interstate
Fair every day next week. Ball games
at che fair ground next week. Horse
races at the Interstate fair next week.
Come and have a good time.
Married, at the Methodist Episcopal
Parsonage in this city, by Rev. James
Mark Darby, Thursday the 9Th, Mr..
Jonathan T. Enterline and Miss Flora
Long, both Of Franklin County, Neb.
raska.
Incubators will be doing the hatch.
ing act at the Interstate Fair next week.
Fine display Of poultry, swine, cattle,
etc. at the Fair. Balloon ascension,
good ball games, horse races. etc.
Sept 18th to 18th.
The b. Il M. railroad will run a spec
ial train from here to Hastings on
September 10 and 10 to give the peo-
pie a chance to attend the street fair.
Train will leave Red Cloud at 7:3O I'm.
and returning will leave Hastings at
10 pm.
Merry.go.round, horse races, brass
band, balloon ascen SION, Shooting
Tour lament, etc. at the Interstate Fair
next week, Sept. 18th to 14th. Each
and every feature like the above are
well worth the price of admission.
Bring your friends and have a good
time and you will never regret it.
Open to the world.
At the council meeting last evening
Jas Peterson submitted plans for sup.
plying a supply Of water to the city
which will no doubt be accepted as 1t
is the cheapest and best plan yet sub
mitted, and no doubt fully al good as
the en.well-proposition submitted by
MIR. Richards. The cost to put Mr..
P%eterson's plan in operation will be
about s40O.
List Of letters remaining ~uncalled for
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb-
raska, for the week ending Sept. 9th
1899.
Anderson, Mary Bergman, Mr..
Holyoke, DR.. X. A. Mann, H. @.
Willniox. j. H. Wilson, Mrs. G.
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter Office Sept. 2snd, IL not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised.-T. G. HACKER, p. NJ.
William Msckey, q gentleman from
Terre Haute, Indiana, was here this
week trying to locate q piece Of land
which he purchased from DR.. William
j. Cadle also Of that place. Cadle at
one time was the owner OF certain land
south of the river but at the time of
making out the deed to Mackey had no
interest IN his former holdings. The
deed called for land in which Cadle
never had any interest. Mackey had
paid him $500 for the land and will
make it warm for Cadle when he
returns home as he has undoubtedly
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