The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-09-24
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HOW ali OuI Oh oanRer OI 1fOSu.
THE new African NJ. E. church of
South Omaha was dedicated last Sun
day.
PETER GRUBER and wife of Union
last week celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
d. r. SMITH has been appointed post
master at Wilsonville, Furnas county,
vice T. j. Morris, removed.
MORE hay has been cut on the di-
vides in Cheyenne county this season
than for many years before.
THE Omaha accident reserve com
pany, q new mutual assessment insur-
ancc company has filed articles of in
corporation with the insurance com
missioner.
A MAN giving his name as James
Writ of Keokuk, Iowa, and who was
stealing a ride on the extra gravel cars
near Shelton, fell between the cars
and brake beam or two crushed one
of his arms.
c. ID. CUTLER, principal of the schools
at Allan, was thrown from his buggy
broken and injured internally. This
school for several weeks
THE Weeping Water academy opened
Tuesday with a good attendance and a
larger percentage of new pupils than
there has been for several years. The
teacters are full of enthusiasm for a
better years work than they have ever
done.
HENRY BRENNICK, who was placed in
Jail at Dakota City, charged with as
sault and battery on his wife, has been
adjudged insane by the commissioners
of insanity and application has been
made to the Norfolk asylum for his
admittance.
j, j. HADE, who took poison with
suicidal intent at his home in West
Waterloo precinct, Douglas county,
died from the effects of the morphine
When he had regained consciousness
under treatment. he told why he had
attempted suicide and threatened to
try it again if saved this time.
MISS SARA L. GARRETT has been ap-
pointed by State Superintendent w. r.
jackson as q member of the State EX
amining board. Miss Garrett is prin-
cipal of the Norfolk High school and
has had several years of experience as
principal of schools in this and other
states. She holds state certificates in
three states and is highly recommended
by educators.
AT the state reunion in Lincoln last
week the following officers were elect
ed: President, Joseph Teeters of Lin
coin; vice president, III. w. Chase: sec
ond vice president, Ira Wambaugh of
Kearney. Executive committee, j. A.
Erhardt, G. w. Griggs, w. III. Wilson,
i. j. Hall, j. t. Roberts; color bearer,
L. j. Hardy of Eagle; banner bearer,
". H. Sanders of Seward.
OLE OLEseN, a farmer living few
miles west of Tekamah, brought in
two loads of wheat and sold them to
the Peavey elevator company, receiv-
ing the sum of Ss4.05. He rolled up
$50 in bunch and put it as he sup
posed in his pants pocket. Within
half an hour he felt for his money. but
it was gone, and although a search
was made Immediately, no trace of the
rlon@y could be found.
SENATOR w. Y. ALLEN has notified
the department of publicity and pro-
motion that he has written to Seere
tary Bliss of the Interior department
regarding an Indian exhibit to be
made at the Mississippi exposi
ti@n. The Senator states that he has
indersed the project and asked the
secretary to inform him regarding the
probable cost of such an exhibit in
connection with the exposition.
'Fu,s Evangelical Lutheran synod of
( Nebraska closed four days session at
n al
west of Dakota City, on Sunday night
with a grand silver jubilee anniversary
meeting. The church buildings and
grounds were packed. and hundreds
were turned away unable to gain ad-
mission. A number were present who
assisted in organizing the synod twen-
fy-!ive years ago in this county,. and
4nany incidents were related of the past
quarter of q century.
TIE State Medical board held meet
ing and appointed Niles =. Hansen of
itcarney as member of the State Ex-
amining board. The appointm was
made To III the vacancy to be made by
the expiration of the term of President
Clark on January /, it being the Gus
tom 10 make the appointments some
time in advance. in order that the new
UtFS IulHnt IidNC LlIuC, lCr Inc nee
cssary examinations. Norman Kuhn
of Omaha and Mr. Mcmillan of McCools
We're the other applicants for the ap-
pointment.
TIE list of teachers as announced by
Prof. Dawes of the Nebraska deaf and
dumb institute. is as follows: Mr. and
Mrs. o. w Hendec. Miss Margaret
Haywood, Miss Grace Culbertson, Miss
Otie Craw ford, Miss Edith Rand Miss
Lillian Banford, 7. f. Moseley, Lloyd
Blankenship, Miss Hannah Engskron
f. E. Dunmire. OF these teachers Mr.
Moseley has served several years IN the
institute: Misses haywood and Gull
bertson each one year, and Miss Otie
Crawford taught last year. being her
self a graduate of the institution. Mr..
and Mrs. Hendec, two of the new teach |
ers. are said TO have had experience.
although it is understood that they |
have not been teaching recently.
HORSE stepped on the foot of Will |
Hayes little daughter at Red Cloud, !
Tuesday, and smashed the member so |
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