Thomas County cat., 1890-07-24
NERRASKA.

NEBRASKA.
Milford is in the ring with base ball
club.
There are 2O6 pensioners in York
county.
The new town Of Allen in Dixon
county is to have newspaper.
[ The Free Methodists Of Wymore are
connonadlng sinners at short range.
The Osceola creamery is turning out
5000 pounds of choice butter daily.
The total valuation of Cass county
according to the equalization is 1922,
7la.
Us. Tesh, an all-around bum, was
epped out of Ponder for bsating boy
out of IS.
The bill for a $4,000 United States
building at Norfolk has been reported
favorably to the house.
The Reporter says Seward has stand
pipe to swap for natural gas well-or
in fact, anything useful.
The editor of the Milford Nebraskan
contemplates writing a book entitled
Seven Years as Tramp" ~t
c. Nj. Dinsmore, while decorating his
windmill at Stanton on the Fourth, fell
and broke his leg below the knee.
The Blair canning factory has just
completed packing 10000 cans of peas.
Hail destroyed at least twenty-five acres.
Since the last census of five years ago,
Ashland has made an average yearly
gain of nearly one hundred inhabitants.
A Procser man who violated the
liquor law waS bound over in the sum Of
$500 to appear at the next term Of
court.
The young ladies of Beaver City will
patronize one of the lost arts by organ
izing class for instruction in needle
work.
In twenty days in June the govern
ment rain gauge at Teksmah showed a
total rainfall of seventeen and one-third
in ches.
Mrs. Henry Gorgen attempted sui
eide at North Bend by taking strych-
nine, but was pumped out in time to
save her life.
The Fremont hemp and twine con-
pany have decided to build an addition
to their factory two stories in height,
5ox1OO feet.
While other western counties are
complaining, Dundy county has the
best corn weather in stock, and q good
crop is promised.
A Chase county man bought one dol
lars worth of sugar on time and sold it
for fifty cents cash to buy his way into
the circus.
Almeria has spent considerable time
and money preparing a race track and
now has one of the best TO be found in
the Loup valley.
G. Phillips, contractor and plumber.
of Grand Island, while rallying around
the flag. boys, lost an eye by torpedo
thrown by small boy.
Josie, speedy Hambletonian filly,
valued at $500, belonging to Rome Mil
ler of Norfolk, broke her leg in q swing
and had to be shot.
Tom Mcdonald and Mamie Castor,
living near Beaver City, created a sensa-
tion by eloping to Kansas, where it is
supposed they were married.
The resident travelling men of Fre-
mont are endeavoring to organize an as
sociation. Their number has been va
riously estimated at from City to one
hundred.
The himball county republican con-
vention has elected two delegates to
the state convention pledged to support
Rayner for attorney-general and Tom
benton 1Or 8uOlCOr.
A call has been issued for an indie.
pendent peoples con vention in Red
Willow county, to be held on the 10Th
day of July. A full Independent ticket
will be nominated.
The Notes brewery at Nebraska
City was entirely destroyed by fire
Friday night. The loss is $4,000, in
surance s5,400. Developments show
that the fire was undoubtedly of incen-
diary origin.
While shouting the jubilee of free dom
at Auburn, Thomas Ditton, q harness
maker, had both hands blown off by the
premature discharge of cannon, and it
is believed he will die.
The city authorities of Hastings have
closed negotiations for forty acres of
land three miles northeast of town for
sewer farm and outlet. The farm gives
fifty-eight feet Of fall in three and a
half miles.