The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-01
TWENTY YEARS G
Items OF News Found In The
Chief OF Twenty Years Aso
This Week y -

The Fourth fell on Friday twenty
years ago.
Curt Evans has bu 1t an addition
to his house.
A sack Of flour was stolen from Let
sons on Saturday.
w. N. Richardson has built an add.
ton to his residence.
w. II. Barcus of Guide Rock has re.
Gently built a new house.
f. b. Smith picked about 900 quarts
Of cherries from his trees this year.
j s. Gillian and J. A.Tulleys, for a
number of years partners In the law
business. dissolved partnership today.
A genuine circus is billed for Red
Cloud Saturday.
Those desiring to organize a camp
of Sons of Veterans will hand in their
names to Garfield post No. 80.
The U. P. surveyors are again on the
line to Red Cloud.
After July l the Red Cloud post
office will pay $500 a year.
Last week Gov. CARRIER was in Lin.
coin and purchased "The Duke of
Fairview," a ~one-year-old Shorthorn
bull.
Arson Highly has been promoted to
the position of assistant cashier of the
First National bank.
The contestants in the fancy skat-
ing at the rink Saturday night were
Mrs. II. FeiRht, Miss Belle Spanogle
} Miss Minnie Smith and Miss Wilkin.
I son. Mrs. Freight was awarded first
prize.
Miss Freddie Richardson has re
turned home from college.
. Miss Hattie Lutz has returned tc
Red Cloud from st. Joe, Mo.
A. J. Tomlinson cut some rye OF
, Tuesday that was nine feet high.
Harvesting has commenced.
What's the matter with a certain In
surance agent and writer being free
out Of a house In this city at the enc
I Of a revolver?
Oats, zoo; rye, Csc; wheat, Coo; cal
corn, 1Sc; shelled corr, 200.
The Red Cloud creamery made s5t
pounds Of butter M day last week
q This week Morhart L Fulton will
put In a stock Of hardware at Wells
On Tuesday night a big running
race took place In this city. The pro
gram was m to start and two to 90
' but Fisk and jackson could not &c,
there fast enough to catch Charley
Plat. The q G was about ten miles
The Hon James Laird will be hi.
own successor In the next congress
:. L. H Fort Of Brownville, Feb, ha.
been selected by County Clerk Bayh,
t as his deputy. MIR. Fort comes to oui
town highly recommended. He viii
+, soon move his family to this city.
On Monday night the wind and hal
; storm which passed over Oxford blev
some box cars of the trick.
j. s Gillian and j. N. Richard
have formed q law partnership.
About 200 head Of cattle wen
. through Red Cloud on Saturday
bound for Montana.
c On farmers are getting up a colleC
Of cereals for the cotton exposition a
New Orleans.
George Taylor Is said to have bull
the first house in Red Cloud.
u Mr.. Shockey and Miss Efie Kin,
were married on Saturday by Re,
Geo. U. Yeiser.
:, s. w. Seeley has started a confec
~tionary store north of Cooks boot an,
shoe store.
y Miss Fannie Wooley, sister of Mr..
d. s. Coombs, has returned to In
d home in York. y
e Cowles-H. B. Brubaker and j..
Schenck have just received a.
Irvine binder. &C. w. Fullex,
building is almost completed.
Latta's face is as broad AS a full mi
Ten pounds of %femininity accounts ID
it.
Wells-O. G. Roberts harness sho
and Morhart & Fulton's hardware stor
are nearing completion. IA. Butte
has sold his term to Legrande Thorn
for $1,000. 80. Miss Rosa McCray ha
been ill for II last two months. &C
l.. Matterson Is quite sick with mea.
les. IN. L. Soper has sold out.
The Fourth Of July program inclut
ed an address Of welcome by d.
SpanoAle and fireworks display unde
the direction of Prof. Henry Cook.
The Guide Rock correspondent al
nounces the serious illness of ID,