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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1889)
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I make option loans or straight loans for 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, or 7 years, also on first class city j property. Compare my terms before placinc jour farm loan, and save mon ey and resrets. G. V Barker. Bear Bed Cloud Nat'l Bank. SPLINTERS Catlicrod I'p by ChieT ltopurtrro in And About tlic City and County. Standard mowing machine. G. "Y. Bow, agent. 50 2m .Tas. McXny and 11. V. Shirey are in Dakota this week Mrs. B. V. Shirey and sister are in Indiana tl:ifc week. Go to Cottinss for your ink, tab flfcs. paper, pens, pencils, &c. Earl Xewtou has severed his coh nection with Henry Cook, and gone to New York. The B & M train was delayed three hou. Wednesday night by running out of steam between. Blue Ilill and Bed Cloud. The Nebraska and Kansas Farm Loan company have moved into the rear of the First National bank, where they have more commodious quarters. In another column will be found the advertisment of the Western hotel of Denver. Tue Ciiikf can assure all who go to Denver that they will be treated nicely if they stop at the Western Hotel, on 12th street. The following people joined the 31. E. church at Amboy, Sunday last: David F. Tronkcj, Mary E. Think ey, Y. 31. Corbitt, Louis A. Corbitt. Sarah Miller. A good strong chmrch association was organized and starts out in good shape. In our announcement column will be i'oand the name of Dr. C. Schenck for the office of county judge The doctor is thoroughly conversant with the duties of that office and if elected would fill it with honor to himself and county. Edwaid L. Smith son of E. B, Smith of this city, was married ednesday sight to 3Iiss LidaL. Huffman dangh ter of our esteemed friend, 31r. Wm. Huffman a prominent agriculturalist on Indian creek. The happy couple have our best wishes for a long lift; of happiness. V. H. .Inns, one of Our old resi- dents of Webster county announces himself in todays CuiEf as a candij date for couotv.treasarer. 3Ir. Jones is well qualified for the position baring filled that office several times in the early dajs of Webster county. He is a good ubstantial citizen and will have a strong support. At tke last meeting of the board of supervisors they selected Mr. Geo. IP. Cather as representative of Web flter county to the state fair. Mr. Gather is a good man for the place and requests those who wish to tend specimen? to the state fair leave them witli him or at The Chief office. The time is near at hand and trie articles will have to be fitted np by the "?h. J lIic75w mw J. J. Backer has gone to Illinois. Geo. Bill of Akron, is in the city. Ed. Bohxnan and family are in the eity, The fire boys are home from Denver. Will Mitchell and family will move to Orleans soon. E. H. Jonet- is a candidate for county treasurer. Furniture of all kinds cheaper than ever at F; V. Taylor's. How is this. A tablet with 200 leaves for 10c at Deyo's. Hon. J. L. Kaley and wife are home from their extended trip east. Beyo has a few more barrels of machine oil which he would like to close oat. The little babe of Charley Smelsei's died one day last week and was buried on Sunday. Deyrj Las the largest and finest line of school supplies ever brought to Bed Cloud. Br. J. S. Euiigh and family, leave next Tuesday for a sojourn in Illinois for several weeks. Call on G. W. Dow and get prices on MoUoniruk or Standard mowing luaeLines. y0-2m The finest line of guns in the val ley just received a A. Morharfi-j the papuhr harlrrc man, Bed Clond. A. K. Gowdy, and family have ar rive.! in Bw-d Cloud. They will occu p- E. F. Highland's handsome dwell ing. C. Wiener, of the Golden Eagle clothing house has returned from the east where he has been in search of goods. Miss Miunie Johnson of McCook who has been the guest of 3Irs. 31. B. Bently or the past week has return ed home. I can save you big money on furni ture and carpets. 100 different pat terns of carpels cut without waste at F. V Taylor's. Cane bottom chairs for 75c each at HaLies' new furnishing emporium, west side of Webster street in Spokes field old stand, Bed Clouri. The draw near O. F. Evans resi dence has been fixed up and graded in good shape under the direction of the street and alley committee. Fine lot of new mouldings and new furniture at Haines' furniture em porium, new store on Webster street, three doors south of 4th Avenue. Gus B oats one of our most enter prising farmers has a five months old colt, raised this Epring, that tips the beam at GOO peunus. Is there a man in the state that has a colt of that age that can beat it? The Webster county fair should be'tbe great center of attraction to the'people this year. Eevery farmer and mechanic should take an extra interest in its welfare and try to make it a great success. The Helmet man's article on Miss 3Iind and 3Irt Soul, wasn't the kind of an item that should be published in religious sheets of that character. Oar prohib friend should scissor with more care and deeper thought. J. A.Bailey of Guide Bock bad the mirfortune of losing bis son Irving the fore part of the week from ty phoid fever. The little fellow was buried on Wednesday. County Clerk Bailey went down to the funeral. Another one of 3Ir. Bailey's children is sick but there is hope that he will recover. Mrs. Bently gave a small tea-party, Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her guest, 3Iiss 3Iinnie Johnson, of 3IcCook. The following young ladies were present Miss Yeiser. Mc3Iillan, Bellows, Goble and Ferris. After a sumptuous repast they accompanied the young lady to the train in carnages. While runing to the fire Thursday morning Henry Cook thought he would take a band on the hose cart. When the boys began unreeling the hose one end of it struck Henry tlii-owiac bis watch oat of his pocket aad rippiag his clothing. He thinks iust a little "fireworks' will do him hereafter. Ob Thursday morning the alarm of fire was souaded. On investigation it was found that the little frame bowse where Joe Commiags lived u n. fire. Is less thaa five miamtM after the fire, the epartmemt was oa !. crrnnnilii. tfarowioe water, aad etranpe to sav saved the bsildiBg uw .. , w,;i7 Tmil tbcv been five minutes! latter would have been tonsumed. A LIST OF CANDIDATES. VYhMe Name "Will probably Appear Before the BepaMleaa Cea veatlea for the Tart- OHees. Tue Chief reporters have managed to pick up the following names of prominent centlemen of Webster county, who have been mentioned for the various offices in the gift of the people. First among the list we will mention the name of HEXRV SCOTT who is well known in Webster county and who has filled the office of sheriff with credit to himself and honor to the county. In fact Henry Scott is one of the best sheriffs the county has ever had. a perfect gentleman and a man whose position does sot make him feel above the common people. No one can say naught of him, ex cept it be that he is always true to a friend, has a heart in him as big as a barrel, and yet, a man who no one can use for mercenary purposes. He will no doubt receive the nomination for another term. D. G. GR1CE of Batiu township is also a candidate for the office of sheriff. Mr. Grice is an old citizen of Webster county, and if he should receive the nomina tion would no doubt make a good ofitcer. 31r. G. will have strong back ing frem his township in the county convention. Several other candidates have been mentioned for sheriff but we do not know as to the truth of the assertion. FOR COUSTT TREASURER, . We have heard the names of several prominent men of Webster county, any one of whom would make good officers, we presume. C. B. CROKI, who has held the position of deputy treasurer for the last four years is a mnn of good ability, and a gentleman who would manage the responsible tffice of treasurer with an eye to the best interests of the county. He is a good accountant and is in every way qualified to hold the office of treasurer. Mr. C. his strong backing and will go into the convention well represent ed. GEO. W. I1CMMEL of Line township has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the office of county treasurer. Sir. Hummel is ar.n of the nioneers of Webster county having settled here when there was still doubt in the minds of the people in regard tothe soil being able to produce anything. 3Ir. H. is well qualified to fill the office although he has lived on a farm all his life, or nearlv so. He is a good man and would be a creditable officer to the couuty. E. H. JOKES of Inavale is also talked of as a can didate for the offiee of treasurer. He would make a good officer. We hare also heard the name of A. L. FCNK mentioned as a probable candidate for the office of treasurer. 3Ir. Funk is well known in Bed Cloud and if he is a candidate he will go into the convention with good backing. It is also rumored that Col. Hoov er, Thad. Arnold and I. B. Hampton are candidates for the treasury. FOR COUSTT StTPIRINTTCSDEXT. Miss Eva J. King will be her own successor, as it is generally conceed ed that she has been the best county superintendent that Webster county has ever had. She is a lady of good education and has brought the schools up to a higher standard than they have ever been known to have before. She will be nominated and electc u without any opposition. FOR COtSTV CLBRK. There are four candidates as far as heard from. We shall first mention the name of 4. 11. UAILET who has manipulated the county clerk's office for the last four years with ability, has made one of the best clerks the county has ever had. Mr. B. is a thorough scholar and fally understands the arduous titties of the office over which he has presi ded fonr years. Mr. Bailey is also as old settler having lived in ths sectioa ever since the comnty was organized. His owa township (Gside Beck) will be s.lid for him and besides he will go into the convention with very strong backing. Mr. Bailej deserves another term saw ha entered the nee with the deeamation of "getting there" H. S. POND ' who ha beew Ae faithfal depatj in the county clerk's office for four years is also a candidate fo clerk. Harry was an old soldier and served tnrough the late war with honor, and is now a candidate fer the support of the people for the county clerk's office. He is an honorable man, and has the ability to fill the office in good shape. He will also be strongly backed by his friends. H. D. BASSE Y of Blue Hill is also a candidate for clerk. 3Ir. B. is wsll known in the north part of the county as a man of good ability and well qualified to fill ine omce oi cierK. Avr. itanney re ceived the nomination for register of deeds four years ago and was elected, but the supreme court decided that the law was void as far as the county was concerned and so he was cheated out of it. He expects to conie into the contention with strong basking. JOSEPH C.AUAER who is well known in this county is also a candidate for county clerk. Joe has a good many friends in the county and we presume he will come lLto the conventiou with ? strons delegation ready to battle for him FOR COUNTY JUDGE. There are'four candidates as far as heard from, any one of whom could fill that office creditably to himself and the people generally. D. F. TRUNKEY who has been in this county for sev eral years is a candidate for county judge. Mr. Trunkey is well qualified to fill the office in every way and will come into the convention strongly endorsed by his friends DR. C. SCHENCK who has served te county several years as coroner is alsi a candidate The doctor is a good scholar and u man whom thepeople could feel proud of as county judge. He was an old soldier and fought nobly for his cDuntry. The doctor will le backed by many friends. SAMUEL WEST who has lived in Bed Cloud for many years and has always been a good citizen is also a candidate for judge, Mr. West is well qualified for the office of county judge should he receive the nomination and elect ion would make an able officer. GEO. W. BARKER one of our rising attorneys is also mentioned as a candidate for county judge. George would make a good officer if elected and we have no doubt will enter the convention with a good substantial backing. FOR CORONER. We have heard the name of I. B. Stanser of Garfield township mention ed. 3Ir. Stanser would make a good officer and The Chief would like to see him nominated and elected to that office. If there are any more candidates for public favor we shall mention them next week. The Red Cloud and McCook baseball clubs had a set-to in our city last Friday and the score stood 11 to 3 in favorof McCook. The McCook's used our old friend luck Lookabaugh as pitcher, and besides had other ex perienced players while the Bed Cloud ine are only occasional players. Harvest Exewralea. Send the names of yonr friends in the east whom you wish to visit you. or who are seeking new locations, to J. B. Buchanan. General Passenger Agent of the Fremont, Elkhorn & 3Iissouri Valley B. B. Co., Omaha. Neb,, that be may send them infor mation relative to the :One-Fare Harvest Excursions," which occur August 6th and 20 th, September 10th and 24th, and October 8th. Electric BUttr. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special men tion. All who haye need Electric Bitters sing'the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is ttaran- teed to do all that is churned. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Bait Rheum and other affections cassed by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as care all Malaria fevers. For cor of Headache, Consumption and Indiftotum try Electric Biters Entire aatiBfaetkm gmaranteed, or moaer refmnded. Priee SO eta. aad $1.00 per Bottle at Hear? Cook's dragstore. 5 i Klaaergartea. Miss E. K. Lawrence will organize sad permanently establish a kinder garten school, upon the "Frocbel" system if a class of thirty or more pu pils aaa be secured. Any age be tween 4 sad 10. Taition, wisewablc as possible. Leave answer at CniXF. Are yoa going to buy a carpet se do sot fail to eali and examine i stock sad prices. F. V. Tayler. NEW YORK V Moon Ited Cloud, Successors to the Western and Southern Look out for DRY GO BOOTS and SHOES. We will sell you a good And a good Gingham for 7c Ladies hose at 5c a. pair, A nice dress button for 2 1 '.2c a doz. 12 yards Linen Torchon Lace,A j sv tor 1) cents. And while you are liking for Bargains please remember th-at wc u gest $1.50 Lad. Shoe Made Call and see usand Thanks for past CHAS. trx WW ill ii xj&jszcsz STORE Block, v v Nebraska, Mercantile Association. bargains in S, 111 'i-; NOTIONS. print for 5c a yd. " we will do you favors. Yours, CT O SCHAFFNIT. l 3 ri iff T 'B 3 ii if K ii a i v f 1 I , &. f lit Ss i