The Red Cloud chief., 1921-04-21
NEBRASKA FAIR DATES.
Location, secretary's Name and Ad.
dress, and Date of Fair.

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IbsoSGeLAlG,oni C. r. Mscorkle Sept sOss
sra, ,kearney' q. Il. lIaase; Aug 30-31-
Bputler-nayid city W. II. MeGafin. Ir.:
C,hase-lmperial, w c. Hill.
qi9asy-C'oy Center. II. II. Harvey; Sept.
cuksi "g p Bow, N. Dwight Ford;
iawes-Chadron.
i'G sss, Lexington. r.. e. Falkinburg:
Diss sn, e. J. Hughes: Aug. al
pCsd ln, Bernard Monnich. Aug. 30.
Dodge-scribner. Walter slevers; Sept. 1.-,s
i'o Sn las maha, +. 49, Cox. Waterloo:
pIndy--I'enkelman, j. N. Robidoux: Sept
EE,mS01Te--Gsneyai $. T.. Rels,en s,pt i4-ie
1916. " ''""''' sept
frSS6n Igs W. @. Bartlett; Sept.
fu n6l5s city. J. t. Bonser; Sept.
Gage-hentrice Boyd R,st; Sept. 1890.
Greeeey:-Grecley sept 2o.2s. -'''''
HSWi! ooG 4, Island, Rudolph Durtschi;
Hamiiton-Aurora l.. A. Morris; Aug. 40
HaTlanIAlma, g E. Alter; Sept. so.ss.
itchcoek-culbertson. J. A. Kirk; Sept
Holt-Chambers. J. w Holden: Sept. i4-is
Holt--o'N ein, Peter W. Duffy; sept 81 90
h9 10Y a1St Paul, Charles Dobry: Sept.
JJefferson-.rairbury,
Josnnson-o-Tecumseh. Elmer J. Lamb:
kearney-M nden.
kks Keith Roy D. ,Elker; Sept. 1915
Lng So Js Platte. S. NJ souder; Sept
Medison,.M Madison. George +. Kolzow;
Merrick.,-clorks. E. NJ. Little: Sept 1a.1s.
Nance--Fulerton.
Nemaha-o-Auburn. Col. H. Ernst; Aug. 90
Suekos-Nelson. Geo Jackson; Sept. 1925.
Pawnee,Pawnee city, d. W. Osborn;
Pisrce-Pierce. F. II. Gleason; Aug. 30
RED Willow-Mccook. Elmer Kay; Sept.
saIinne GO Leroy W. Ingham; Aug.
Saunders--wahoo
seSS tn, J. T. Whitehead:
seward-seward. W. II. Chapman; Sept.
sheridan-Gordon. J. w. Leedom; Sept.
shss,rmnssn-Loup City. C. J. Tracy; Sept.
stanton-stanton. e. f. Point: Sept. 2o-2s.
Thayer.Deshler. f. J. Mitchell; Aug. 81.
xaley-ord. II. u. .Leggett; Sept. 1916.
wsshingtonamaArington. c. G. Marshal:
W Yn,HyorR den s Duncan; Aug. ssss.
DISTRICT FAIR
haywood. s. NJ. Hall; Sept. 1880
STATE FAIR.
Lincoln. E. r. Danielson: Sept. ~.
Mrs. Harriet Morse, OF years old,
thought to be the oldest woman In
Gage county, died i'm hospital mt
Beatrice last week, after prolonged
illness.
Harry Ayres Of Mitchell was elected
state foreman of the American Yeo-
men mt It's session just closed at Nor
folk The next conclave will be held
at Fremont.
Sioux City, Ia, man has bought
seven Nebraska hotels, paying $1,000
600. The properties are at Lincoln,
Omaha, Columbus, ScOttsbulf, Frank
lin and Table Rock.
Thomas Olins0n, a 3-year-old hoy
of Madison, dropped box of matches
on hot stove and was burned to
death when his clothes caught fire
from the flames that resulted
The county commissioners of Arthur
county have let the contract for con-
structioD of the new state road which
will run from Arthur to Keystone,
distance of about thirty miles.
The farm home Of Mrs. ]. G.. Rich
ardson, near Seward, was entered by
burglars, who escaped with S72O i'm
cash and draft for Sl,50O besides
set OF moss agate earrings and a
cameo ring.
Pouring of concrete for the dam
across the Republican river AT SUI
perior is completed. 1t is said To he
the longest and largest water power
dam in the state and can develop 1000
horsepower.
Three members of the Adolph John
son family, living near Sutton, were
seriously injured when the automobile
in which they We're riding struck
calf in the road near Inland and over
turned, pinning the occupants beneath.
The Rev. Charles w. Suvidge,
Omahas marrying parson, who re-
Gently gained national prominence
when he performed his five thouSandth
wedding ceremony, has just received
letter from the first of those 5000
brides. She is Mrs Mary Watson
Buck, of Los Angeles, and she was
married by Rev. Mr.. Sayidge in Litch-
field. Mimi, October H. 1879.
Lawson q. Brian, former state in
surance commissioners, has been APP
pointed chief adjustcr of the state hail
insurance division.
Byron Clements of EmwOOd caught
his finger ring ON nail, pulled the
of nlsn IA