The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 04, 1907, Image 8

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GATHERED FROM
CAMPBELL
(From the Citizen.)
The Ound olevator recently destroyed
by tiro is to bo rebuilt at once, the con
tract for the now building having boon
already awarded.
,
Aurowdofvoiitiir tieotiloiiiinronriated
n Burlington handcar Tuosday evening about two vcars ago, but is now run- j
and enjoyed an exhilarating ride, fid- ning a hogranoh near Emporia.
lowed by a feast of baked eggs and ,, ,-, . 4 . , tl i
..... ., . , r ,, Jig Owens, who was captain of the '
roasted 'tatnrs. on t.lio banks of the1. ... ...... ..
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JJltio east ol town.
Fred l'eter.s was (piite badly hurt
Tuesday by the caving in of the wall
of the pit in the (Sund elevator, which ,
no was clearing oi wrecicage. . roua ,
struck him in the back before he could
jump aside. He will bo laid up for a
few days.
The family of George McCoy seems
to be marked for misfortune this week.
Saturday his boy John, while riding
home with the mail, dropped a news
paper, which frightened his ,nount.j '' t;oo).s of hliJennett, Aiulrew
The horse shied into the w ence,,' Beok' I" L' rN Iiud Ut'lfo',1 0
catching the boy'.s leg botwuon tho sad- Tllc Campboll postmaster, in compa
d'le and the wires. Tho limb was badly i "' witl' four or live other Campbell
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nut and lacerated, eight stitches being
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required in mo dressing, uu .muniiij
Cleorgo himself was driving a four-!
Imrsn tnnni iittiicluul t. a drill friini
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bis homo to a rented place. When
near Henry Bat.' tho horses became
frightened and unmanageable, and in
attempting to jump backward f om tho
neat CJiorgo's foot became entangled in
the lines and ho was dragged somo dis
tance. Fortunately for him the horses
ran into tho fence soon, or he would
most certainly have been killed.
.
GUIDE ROCK.
(From the Signal.)
Macksie. the two-year-old colt belong
ing to T. C. Bean that won first, prize
at tho Bed Cloud colt show two years
ago, won lirst prize and sweepstakes at
the AS'tiokolls county fair last week.
Samples of corn came to this otllce
Unit uoio grown by Fred Farner this
season. Fred has about sixty acres
that will yiold fifty bushels per acre.
It is now out of the way of frost. This
farm is considered one of the poor
farms of this country.
Tho Walton nnd Hobartshow arrived
Tuesday, but did not show hero iu tho
ovening on account of one of tho act
ors gotting hurt. They wore traveling
alone tho road when tho man foil from
the wagon, one of tho wheels passing
over his body. Ho was brought to town
us quickly as possible and placed un
der u doctor's care and his relatives
wired for.
Postniastor Parker received a letter
from tho second liouteuautsq. quarter
master and commissary of tho 7th Cav
ury stating that tho 1st squadron would
camp hero October 7th and ordering
oats, hay, meat, broad, potatoes, onions
and other supplies to be in readiness
for thorn. They will perhaps bo hero
over night. They are on their way from
Fort. Riley, Kans., to t ome point north
of here.
LEBANON.
(From the Argus.)
Ernio Viotte received word Wednes
day from Steel City, Nebr., that his
father was dead. He left on the first
train to attend the funeral, which was
held Thursday.
Thomas Colhouer has ben on the
Hick list for some time, hardly able to
Kt around. This word was passed to
his children, and as a result all but ono
were at home last week.
The last band concert for this year
was given Friday night, and Band
Leader Middaugh and family loft the
next morning for Rod Cloud, where he
has a position in an undertaking es
tablishment.
S. W. Kneppor has a mighty fine
bunch of shouts. Ho has just a few
ihort of 225, and it is an even bunch.
His brood sows made him an average
of 7J pigs each. Kneppor says ho is
feeding but littlo grain, but what ho is
feeding is certainly doing tho business.
SUPERIOR
( From the Express.)
J. H. Hamilton and son wore down
from Guide Rock Tuosday.
Corhard Ohmstedo of Guide Rock
has been appoiutod by Governor Shel
don as a dolegato to tho Farmers' Na
tional Congress to bo held iu Oklaho
ma City.
Mi's. Jane ( Blair passed her 8(itlr
birthday at;the home of her daughter,
Jieighboring Towns f
OUR EXCHANGES
6-
Mrs. Kline, in this city. She is ro
mnrknbly energetic for a womnn of
Iter age, mill litis pieced two quilts
this summer.
Jim Hillings mi'l mother, from Km
porn, kail ..were hero Monday onjtnckof ,,,,, f
their way to Red Cloud Mr. I llings to Sliy g u,0 rom rocovei
taauaa i vw aua Vivian. iili. llialllK?
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diiii team, lett lor Mis Homo near Ko-
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public C If y, iind goes to Fresno, Oil.,
h,im wovk. He is one of the best all
mmid players aupcrior ever had and
thoro ims bot,n a bif, (i0,,m,1( for ills
sel.v(.es, by other teams in this nart
of the country.
R1VERTON
(From the.ltuview.)
Chicken thieves were busy Wednes
day night. They secured young frys
rom the coops of KM Bennett, Andrew
omens, came down to the Kopubllcan
I'lvni - In Moll Inc. Qtit m.li... r...n..l...
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Sunday morning one of the party cut
"'S tOOt Wit II an IIX.
A man named EmtnGrson' living on
the river bottom west of town broke
his leg last Saturday while pulling
stumps with a team. It Is reported
that something broke and as a rsult
tho doubletrees flow back and struck
Kmmerson, breaking his leg.
BLUE HILL.
(From the Leader.)
The masons have arrived and com
menced work on J. J. Martin's new
store building.
The friends of Miss Bessio MoMahnn
will regret to learn of her death, which
occurred last Thursday at her homo in
Lincoln.
Xowton Smith returned homo the
first of tlio week after being absent all
summer. Newt has been playing ball
with Cambridge and has made a good
record both in batting and also in his
work on tho diamond.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson left
Wednesday for Hastings, where they
purchased the Calumet restauraut and
took immediate possession. They have
been employed in O. W. Tabor's res
tauraut since the latter purchased it
and they have mad many friends here.
BLOOIYIINGTON
(From the Advocate)
John Shuck and wife left last Wed
nesday night for Arkansas, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. Roy Hollonbeck and Miss Pearl
Bradshaw were married last Wednes
day at the court house by Judge Losoy.
Another Bloomington high school
graduate has "mad cood." Miss Ada
Comstock, who for three years lias
taught in tho Stromsburg schools, has
accepted a position in tho English de
partment of the Falls City high school.
Andrew Johnson, who iives north
west of town, tliis week threshed the
alfalfa from four acres of ground, and
it made the tremendously big yield of
forty-flvo bushels, which is worth on
tho market 810 per bushel. What oth
er country can produce $110 per aero?
It is claimed indigestion is the na
tional disease. That's why the demand
for Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets keeps in
creasing becauso they do the work.
Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indiges
tion, bloating, etc., yield quickly. Two
days' treatment free. Ask your drug
gist about them. Sold by HenryOook's
drug store.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
3 DAYS
Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon. Intl.. says; "Mj
wife bad Inflammatory Itheuuiailiim In ever
muKcle and Joint: dor Miirerliit? was terrible
aud her body nnd face were Hwollen almoit be
yond recognition: bad been In bed six weoki
and had eight physician, but received no
benefit until she tried Dr. Detrhou's Ittllef for
Rheumatism. It gave tmmedlato relief aud
ho was able to walk about In three davs. i am
sure It saved her life." Sold by H. 'n. Orlce
Druggist. Red Cloud. c'
Notlee of Tax Sale.
Notice In hereby Klven that the uiiileulunuil i
l tlieid ilny of . luiinirv ltuiiliiiiiplnik...! .f ii...
on the il ilny of .niiuiiry lt0 imichiiMMl of the
L-umii) uuiieuiur ui tt eiisicr rouui .Nuorn'.kn hi
(irivHtc nalu. Hie follow Ihk dcherlhcl rcul i-mhIl'
snlil for ilcllniiiciii tnxi'N for the cnrs ssmo
1101 Inullixlvi". umi hlliiiilcil In Ht.,i i'Iuiui Wi'h
hii'rronniy, NclirHilcii to wit. I.oti Klcvcn ini
iiinl Tvy.lveilJi In hluck I'tmi tc-in un m KhIc
.; .Inckkiin'x mlilltinii to Ili'.l (loud. Wehvtt'r
(oiinty, Nehnihkn, un.I ttixuil in tho nnmu of In,
(I Martin.
This above inuneil jiorson umi all norMiiis wlm
cl.ilm mi Intoie-t Iu tliQiilinvo iirumlM'tattiil take
notli'e Umi the lime of reileiiiitfon of miu! lainl
lor Milil tux Mle ttill explro on ihu M lu of
Jiuiimiy 11MH, after which I will imply for a tix
.ivt.a ii nil ail inu llllllVL' Ol'MTlOLMl llftim tnu
which lire not it(li-Fmtil.
TiUiai-.tiU. Hi.-ii;.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Intercstlnjj Items Gathered
by Our County Reporters j
BLADEN
Tho school board installed the fur
nnce in the new school hons lust
' week.
John Otto, who has hud a 'ericas lit
1,,rc inolios of rainfall this week
has put tho ground in lino condition
for the full wheat. It also made the
f,,,.,,,,.- cmii..
tanner smile.
Miss Laura Colletto was n passenger
to Omaha last Saturday morning,
where she will visit during the Ak
Sar-Uen festivities.
Kobt. Sclienk. father of Mrs. Henry
Carmen of this place, died at tho
homo of his -on Joe, near Franklin,
Tuesday of this weuk.
A. I. Davis, Kern, McCoy and V. J.
Host were passengeis to Los Angeles,
f"!'il vv'awiiiiiwiiiii. .. !.... ...i .i
will spend the winter.
L. II. Feis, the butcher, disposed of
his business and residence property
here this week to Frank Wauile. who
will take possession the first of tho
year. Mr. Feis expects to locate on a
, -
farm m "'tchcock county.
Tho county fair was well attended
last week and the fair association is
now paying tho premiums aud purses
dollar for dollar as they were offered
in the premium list. As the weather
tho last day was too bad to hold the
fair, tho association did not come out
any ahead this'year, but it is on a good
looting ana can anora to miss one
day. Tho Red Cloud band furnished
the music, which was entirely satisfac-
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iviy linn uuo oi mo uest urawing cards
of the fair.
Christian Church Notices.
Itible study, 10 a. in.: preaching, 11
a. in.; Christian Kndeavor, ijj.io p. in.;
preaching, 7::i() p. m.; Wednesday
prayer meeting. 7::) p. in.
Don't forget the lecture at the Chris
tian church October 10.
"Who knoweth the jovsof righteous
ness but lie that dwelleth therein'.'
Dwell in her tents, enter into her
courts and it will do you good."
F. M. MitANir, Pastor.
To cure a cold lirst move the bowels.
Mees Laxative Cough Syrup acts gent
ly on the bowels, drives out the cold,
clears the head. It's pleasant to take
and mothers highly recommend it for
colds, croup and whooping cough. It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Equally good for
young and old. Sold by Henry Cook's
drug store.
.
Don't worry about your kidneys
when you can obtain HO days treat
ment of l'ineules for SI. These glob
ules bring relief in the first dose.
Mackache, lumbago and rheumatism
yield quickly. If not satisfied your
money refunded. This is a fair offer:
you can't lose. Sold by Henry Cook's
drug store.
It comes put up in a collapsible
tube with a no..le, easy to apply to
the soreness and inflammation, for any
form of piles. It soothes and relieves
pain, itching and burning. Man Zan
Pile Remedy. Price r0c. Guaranteed.
Sold by Henry Cook's drug store.
TRACKMEN PLUNDER TRAINS.
Organized Gang of Thieves Among
Italians and Many Lose Jobs.
Ashland, Neb., Sept. 30. The dis
covery by UurlliaKtou. detectives that
eight Italian laborers at Ashland
were a part of a Bins of thieves who
have been nibbing the Burllngtton
train of thousands of dollars of mer
chandise between Chicago and Den
er haa led to a vigorous and sys
tematic search for parts of the gang
throughout all the section outfits along
the line. Forty Italian laborers have
just been dismissed at Ashland, and
altogether alotjg the Hues In Nebraska
it is said some 300 have been let out.
One of the most profitable runs for
tho gang was on merchandise train
No. 77, between Creston and Ashland.
The thlovos eecretoa themselves on
tho train and limine- the nlfht threw
",L ua'l u uuiiuj, uiu hikhi. liilLtt
out boxes of pluniler at various points,
one of the thleves-Tomalnhis to talo
care of the stolen property. Ashland
was the last stop before daylight, at
which tho operation on this particular
train necessarily stopped.
N Articles have been discovered In
tho possession of the Italians of this
place that wore missed nearly a year
ago and which were consigned to Den
ver and Salt Iiko.
List of Delinquent Taxes
For the Year lOGG and Prior Years
In pueuiniirc of Hip rripilrcini'iitn of i-c.lloii
1M). chnpier 77. of tho oniplluri StHtutvs of
NLtiMkn. of m;l. notice li hereby lIvcii tlinl 1
will oilVr fur .iu- t imbllu miu on AIoii.Ihj-,
Nou-inuiM. ll'7, -uld ilnte being the lltt Moi'i
ilii In Novi nilior. il Uiu oillue of the County
TieiniiriT In lltil Cloud. Wulntcr county. Ie
brHBkn. nil dint rvumliiH iinpnld on that ilnte of
tlie follow ln!(U'M'iltic(! binds mid lots for the
pA incut ol h!1 (It'll itipietil tnxes for the yum
10 (iuiid nil prior jcar foi Uiu luotints herein
cpiellitd. together with luterot nd charges
tbtruon it h rovliUd by lmv.
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living in the pine forests do not iU'er
from kidney diseases. One ' m .t'
l'ineules at night usually re.u- mh
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Just Received, a Car of
FLOUR.
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PLUMB'S FLOUR
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You can save monev
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L. SHERMAN,
General
Auctioneer
nesiuencn: nirr. rinnr cnniii oi
Red Cloud Mill, 101 South Webstm
Btreec.
Can be foundat.home every forei
UUUll, (
Terms reasonable.
Don't Buy Land nor Leal
Money on Real Estate
without gutting- one of 'feel's
perfect Abstracts of Title. TI
oldest and most reliable set
Abstract books in Webster
-SIO.OOO bond filed and approv
Represents six of the best lj
suranee companies doing but
ness in the state.
LOANS MADE on CITY PKQPERTII
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. Red Cloud, Nei
OffJce In Ovorlng Blmck.
Phones: Bell 98, Farmer
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