Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-19
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The Hebronites chased a horse
thief last week and he is now Gagged.
Hebron is to have a money Or
der Office after June l.
York now boasts of a photo
graph gallery.
Seward proposes to establish a
weekly produce and cattle market.
Fillmore county proposes to or
ganize an agricultural fair.
The Beatrice Cement factory Is
now in full blast.
-Fairmount is overrun with
lightning rod adjusters.
Fremont clamors for a direct
railroad to Lincoln.
Hooper is whooping upher new
hotel.
Republican City now enjoys
daily mails.
-Kearney county returns proper
ty assessed at 500, 074.34.
The Peruvians have elected an
anti-crusade town council.
The Ashland Times has entered
upon its fifth volume.
-Oakdale wants a bridge across
the Eikhorn.
-Oakdale contains thirty-five
business and dwelling houses.
-Brownville has appointed a
town herder.
Lincoln is doing a lively real
estate business this spring.
Howard county census 1889 in
habitants.
The Midland Pacific has in
vested i'm two new locomotives.
Nebraska City is erecting a new
foundry.
-Papillion proposes to erect a
presbyterian church.
Forest City is improving her
hotel accommodations.
johnson county taxable valua-
ton is 81, 1871 ,243.
-Fairbury prays for a brick
maker.
-Fairbury polled 70 votes at the
recent town election.
-Juniata wants a furniture es-
Enlistment.
Columbus has opened a new
harness shop.
Wood river is to have a grist
mill this summer.
Harvard has secured the patent
on the very latest car coupler.
-Kearney has been made a
money order office.
Bell Creek is doing a very
heavy grain business this spring.
Fremont will indulge in Ger
man theatricals this week.
A $1,000 bushel elevator is to
be built at Sutton.
The transfer business at Kear-
ney commenced last week, and is
reported very lively.
"A Catholic church is to be erect
ed i'm Douglas precinct. Saunder
county.
Lincoln proposes to organize a
permanent Board of Trade this
week.
Clear creek in Polk county, is to
have a Touring mill that will daily
Use up 0 hundred bushels of wheat.
-Kearney is determined to have
a bridge across the Platte this sum-
mer, at all hazards.
Immigration is now turning
into Kountze county, which is soon
to be organized.
The Fairmont Bulletin has been
enlarged and very materially i'm
proved.
Stanton has incorporated an
agricultural implement and farming
mill manufacturing company.
-Cass county census 1857, a
gain of 2,237 over the census of
1870.
The Dakota City land office is
doing a brisk business in timber
claims.
Hastings planted a large num-
Der of shade trees on her public
square this spring.
The Brownsville City Council
is implOred to declare wal on item
Grant hogs.
Ashland expects to be the favor
ed spot for the proposed B. & NJ.
stock and feed yards.
A party of immigrants from
Wisconsin settled down four miles
west of Ashland last week.
Battle Creek, Madison county,
has organized a $1,000 joint stock
Touring mill.
The repairs on the Platte river
bridge at Grand Island have been
completed.
Grand Island expects a new
Union Pacific freight house during
the present season.
"A Papillion stock dealer shipped
carload of hogs to California last
week.
Judge Mason's orchard, near
Nebraska City, contains over 1900
peach trees.
Boone county votes upon the
proposition to issue Sc, 500 i'm bonds
or a courthouse on May 23d.
johnson county farmers have
,een heavy sufferers by prairie fires
his spring.
Mrs. Mary T., wife of ex-Chief
Justice Mason, died at Nebraska
'ity last Friday evening after a
illness.
The Missouri River was lower
t Brownville by eighteen inches
week than at any time in the