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THE RED CL0UDCH1EF. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1894.
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THE COUNTRY NEWS
MANY INTERE8TINQ ITEMS OF NEW8.
Famished by Our AM Carps !
Conatry Correspondents, Kspec
tally fr;ih Header of Yk Chief
Garfield.
Plenty of rain has ohanged the proa
peot, corn ia looking well.
The flood oa Wednesday did a great
'deal of damage inch as earrying away
fences, hogs, eattlo etc The water
was higher than ever before known.
Lost ereek raised 15 feet in ona hour.
AVY. Belmgrain and Jas. Mlfford
last lambs, hogs eto, whilo others of
String Town suffered more or less by
the water.
Mrs. J. Taylor has been called to
Riverside. Ia, by telegram announcing
the severe illness of her tather S.
Wood.
Frank Ailes has been eleoted direc
tor of diatriot 49. ,
Get Harris has leased a farm east
of Guide Hook and will move on it
next year.
Some of tbo farmers in Garfield
have old'oorn to sell. It looks like
hard times.
John Earmer says ho oan take ten
or fifteen moro cattle to pasture Ho
has the boit pasture in tha country.
Inavale.
Everybody wears a smile since tho
rain.
II, Holdedge, who has been living
in Colorado for a few years baok, re
turned to Inavale this week.
L. H. Luoe is having his house
painted.
Mr, Garter has a new hammock. He
says the hammook did not eoat mueh
but it is the posts he had to buy,
Miss Laura McBride of Red Cloud
was visiting S. E. Wolcott and family
Sunday.
Mr. Walter Garner and Miss Emma
Orchard were visiting at S. E. Wool-
oot's Sunday.
Mr. Ward's niece of Oberlin, Kans.,
is visiting horo this weok'.
At the school meeting Monday L.
Kenyon was eleoted treasurer.
Matter Burt Hancock has measles.
We are going to have a pionio at
Mr. Dawes' on the 4th.
Mrs. Hummel has her now bouse
completed. Rustler,
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State Line.
We aro having fino woatber after so
muoh rain and hail, Last Wednesday
the hail out tho corn up very bad but
it looks nioe now:
Mr. Toland went to Maakato the 23d
on business.
Mr, Kennorthy had a fine horse
Children Cry foi
Pitcher's Cattorla.
We want to close out every summer
suit in the store at some price between
now and the Fourth, and present you with
an elegant chair absolutely FREE. Now
is your chance to buy.
CHICAGO CLOTHING COMPANY.
A GALUSHA, WIeinger.
killed by lightning in one of the recent
storms.
A .A. Dayis is away looking after
damaged property, he is agent for the
German Iniuranco Co.
Jim Watt is oversoeiog the building
of a bridgo in the oast part of the road
diatriot and he was too busy to attend
school meeting in his diatriot,
Grandma Uglevie wbb visting Otto
Parsons last week.
J. B. Toland sold some fat hogs last
weok.
Steve Ralph has twenty-five old hens
and one hundred ohiokens killed in tbo
hail storm last Wednesday.
The correspondent hopes every cor
respondent will have a splendid time
en the Fourth, but don't cat too much
ioe eream or drink too muchlemonado,
Stillwater.
And still it rains.
Corn is growing very fast and so
are tho weeds.
Farmers are beginning to harvest
their fall wheat whioh is about half a
crop.
Allon Vance and others altondcd
the sohool entertainment at Rosemont
last Friday night.
Jude Sapp and his mother of Red
Cloud were visiting at the residence
of Wm. Itom's last Sunday.
L. K. Barnes and wife ef Salem
were visiting tho families of J. R.
Crozier and J, Christy last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Blythe of Illinois was visiting
at Mr. Ritsel's last week.
Mr, C. Harris of Bostwiok spent
Sunday at J. W. Smith's.
Davo Fishel spent Saturday and
Sunday west of Blue Hill at his
brother in law's Mr. Hendriz.
Bov. Perry of Lawrenou will deliv
er the oration on the 4th at Crozier's
grove.
A little boy is reported at tho home
of Mr. Danfort on the Middlctoo place.
Tho Guide Rook '-kids" camo up
and played tho boys on Pumpkin
Ridge a came of ball last Saturday,
with a soore of 16
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in favor or
Guide Rook.
Simpson,
Guide Rock.
Guide Rook will be entertained on
the 4th by a band from Republican
City, Thore will be 41 girls repre
senting tho states aooiupanicd by the
secjret ordor of Woodmen will meet
them at the train, then march to the
grove where- preparations are being
mado for dinner and speaking. Come
one oomo all for a big timo. There
will bo fireworks in tho evening.
Mrs. Charloy Socloy is visiting in
Lineoln.
Mrs. Charley Stnuelson has returned
to her homo in Holdrogo.
' Mrs, Robt. Garrison is lying very
low at this writing.
Mr, Mont Montgumory returned
Tuesday ovening from a flying trip to
Lincoln.
Wanted, a girl for company and
help do houso work, oall on Mrs. Robt
Garrison.
Mr. Marloy Clark spent Sunday last
in Riverion.
Guide Rook and Blue Hill played
ball this week but go to press to soon
to learn the winners.
Bladen.
Will White is in town.
Betsy and I are out "Kirby."
"Independent Roast Ox" July 3d.
Sames Burden has startod a peddl
ing wagon.
John Green sold a MoCormio har
vester Monday.
Ask the Red Cloud boys if they
ever saw it rain,
L. B. Thorn eommenood to plant
his corn Monday.
Banker MoLaughlin sold his carri
age to Mrs, A E Burden.
0. Easterly and wife were visiting
friends iu Bluo Hill Monday.
At the sohool meeting Monday C
1) Aploy was eloetcd moderator.
Bladen was in it. In what? In
water six inohos deep Saturday,
0 G Roane and wife of Campbell
wore tho guests of V S Hall Friday.
A 12 pound boy arrived at the home
of Frank Speneer Juno 19, 1894.
The wind does not blow through
Drusgist Hick's whiskers any more.
Stevo Weekel, Clarence Burnett, E
L'4Spcnoe and F LoLaugblin ride new
wheels.
F. M. MoLaughlin accompanied by
S. Burden was at the oountv scat
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fish entertained a few of her
friends Wednesday evening. Ice
orcam and oako were served.
J. C. Hartman is now proprietor
of tho storo known as Hartman '&
Butdon, Tho firm dissolved partner
ship, QFiiends of W II Hoffman droye in
from Hitchcock county last Monday,
thoy report it so dry out there that
corn never eame up.
The musical entertainment given by
tho S of V band of Red Cloud was
very good. There was a very small
attendance on aooount of the storm.
Mrs. Snow and Clyde who have
been visiting in Omaha, Miss Addie
who has been at Republioan City and
George who has been attending sohool
at Franklin all returned homo Satur
day evening,
Amboy. .
A fine rain visited (hero parts last
Friday and Saturday,
l'reaohing in tho grove Sunday at 3p.
tin.
Mrs Teaohworth of Guide Rock was
the guest of Mrs Frisbie this week.
Mrs I Frisbie went to Crete on a
visit this week.
Amboy won't celebrate this year;
most of the folks here are going to
Red Cloud this 4th.
Mrs Crouse and daughter woro vis
iting Mrs Saladen and G W Baker's
last week.
Tho young people got left Satur
day night; try itlagain.
Waltor Cox was presented an ele
gant ft at last week by two of our
handsome youmg ladies.
Miss Alta Baker was visiting Mrs
Crounso at Red Cloud this week.
Mr Lewis and family were guests of
Chas Gilham's Sunday.
Ed Cox of Republioan City called
at homo one day last week.
Mr Carl of Whatcher, Ia , is visit
ing his father-in-law Will Hurd.
The choir will meet at S Miller's on
Saturday night.
State Creek.
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There wb quito an attraction Hun
day for about twelve boys in L. A.
Haskin'a pasture.
Two meat peddlers were seen on our
roads Monday, but neither Beemed to
bo in opposition to the other, beoauso
ono was up before daylight and dis
posed of his meat before tho other
made his oalli.
C Sohool meeting created an excite
ment Monday, epeeially to those who
expected office. Six month's aohool
was voted in most districts.
The rain was se encouraging to far
mers and auoh a help to the growth of
corn, that one ean almost see the farm
ers grow aa rapidly as the ocrn.
Tho old ocuntry fashion is beinc
praoticed;semewhat now-a-days, in re
gard to different titles. When Rich
ard J becomes monotonous, then Fred-
erie "The Great" immediately fills the
vacancy! '
Fred Johnson of Walnut orcek spent
Sunday with Ernest Haskins.
Swinging is tho order of the day
lately, but it will be necessary to veto
it before long as bo many are suffer
ing from what is callod ''swing sick
ness." The oauso is unknown unloss
one would mako a rough guess and say
it was beoause the right person wasn't
there to swing thorn "up high."
When a young wan' dogs bocomo
so prominent that the neighbors take
them for good slz td wolves, 'we judge
that the meat man must oall on tho
owner twice a day The owner is
noted for his freo hearteducss, even to
"dogs."
Who was it that sat on Lush Has
kins baolc Bteps tbe other night and
prevented him from sleeping enough
and he could hardly see tho corn rows
next Baorning?
cosing rest?.
Ho was so weary from
There is a new resort found recently
on tho Marsden estate. It is near a
creek and has plenty of nioo smooth
blocks for seating purposes.
When a young man in difficulty
sinks, he then begins to try and think;
how he will find a good side track, and
not bo obliged to walk up to tbo
raek.
The Penny Creek Sunday school is
progiessing rapidly on the road to suc
cess. Why? Beoause they have a
list of tfficors and teachers that are
capable of excouting their respective
duties.. PiDiio.
Otto,
Otto and vioinity have been blossed
with a good rain, There was consid
erable wind with it, and did somo
damage. Unole Dick Payne's gran
ary was turned over. The wind
seems to be alter Unelo Diok this
year. Tho wind geneially cornea from
its souroe, but it changed over this
timo.
Church was well attended last Sun
day at Cathcrlon.
Everybody smiling. Tho rain.
Most of the people are plowing
oorn around horo yet, and somo aro
harvesting.
John Peterson has bought a new
headot; having sold his interest in the
old one to Mr. Bergman. '
Allen Cooper is plowing up a small
piece of wheat, and is going to put it
In corn; he will have lato roasting
ears.
Mrs. S. P. Gather has been on the
siok list lately.
N. E. Harvey is putting up an ad
dition to his "mansion" bb he terms it,
Nebraska briok, F. E. Payno and A.
A. Cooper art doiog tho frame work.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter
Daisy wore callers at M. E, Cooper's
on Saturday,
Tho ghost of last week has turned1
to be F. E. Payne. He has a sheet
or something similar over his head,
Bowed to his hat in order to keep from
getting sunburnt. Who would baye
thought it?
If this finds its way into the paper
instead of the wasto basket thero will
bo more to follow,
I'lcasunl rralrle.
Thore hai been lots of kicking and
squealing about tho weather beotuso
things wero not so, but all is calm and
bright now.
Wo have had several good rains of
late and wo still need more.
One of your correspoudents said
that tho last rain wqs a million ,dolar
rain; if so Uet Saturday's was a ten
million dollar rain. I think tho poo
plo oan wear a smile now till after
t 'be Fourth, The farmers will have to
movo now or the weeds will get there,
We have a good Sunday sohool nod
a good attendanoe now.
Disoriot 41 held her annual sohool
meeting Monday and voted a nine
months sohool; if the old people do
ot get an eduoalion, they will give
one to the rising generation.
Wc hear that Oren Tabor lost tea
bead of stock the other day,
Copley's boys dug nine skunks out
of the bank and killed the old one;
surely Loya aro some good.
Mr. Editor if yon think oorn is not
getting there new, just take a drive
out and sec, for Nebraska is in her
beauty,
Some winter wheat is harvested
but small grain will be light.
Oats may mako half a crop and the
straw will be short.
Rough feed will be soarce for cattle,
although tbcro is time yet for lots of
grass, Farmers may out up corn for
fodder and then got through all right.
We are proud to say tbe prospcot
was never bettor for a large corn crop.
KxLiiir,
EDUCATIONAL NEWS
HAPPENINGS IN OUR SCHOOL!.
furnished fcjr Co a air Ntipsrlnttiitfeat
O. HI. II ii aler.
Tho amount of tbe Juno apportion
inont for Webster county Is $3574.59.
The amount received by each district
is as follows:
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1 1110 35 42 42 43
2 455 40 43 3i 41
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1MIIIIM 0 Ll Uteee tiS TX
5 40 49 47 14 73
G 51 51 48 37 89
7 20 87 49 28 82
8 30 70 CO 43 43
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31 41 62 20 39
20 39 53 36 95
40 32 64 45 03
34 30 55 34 00
21 G8 50..,'. 40 49
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15 '.. 37 28 58
42 43
10 39 81 59 52 81
17 41 14 00 51 10
18 41 38 01 18 44
20 30 70 02 34 01
21 32 00 03 55 41
22 39 8104 28 17
23 21 08 05 37 89
21 28 17 60 39 19
25 49 57 08 48 02
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27.,..
43 08 09 21 08
28 10 70 31 41
4114 71 40 49
35 30 73 79 39
03 01 74 214 20
40 19 75 23 03
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31 -7 u 77f tt uO 11
35 41 14 78 51 51
30 4198 70 '14 08
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38 35 95 81.;.'. 28 17
39 19 0982....'. 30 11
10 29 40 83 37 25
41 39 81 81 30 70
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