The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-12-22
NEBRASKA NOTES.


Ben Mitchell of Washington county
is feeding 5000 sheep.
O'Neill Catholics are going to build
convent in that town.
A lot of rip-rapping is being done by
the b. e. M. at Plattsmouth.
Norfolk's curfew is a back number
no attention being paid to it.
A new courthouse is one of the things
wanted very badly in Grand Island.
Rev. Davis is the name of the new
Congregational preacher at Eustis.
Arthur Pilger of Madison will be
deputy treasurer of Madison county.
Farmers of Madison county will hold
an institute at Norfolk January 1926
Joseph Davis of Cedar Rapids sold a
fve-months- calf for $3.50 recently.
A grand, big pipe organ has been
placed in the Episcopal church at Kear-
ney.
Creston has handsome new school
house, and will later top it off with a
bell.
Without blow or buster the breezy
Ashland Gazette last week entered vol
ume XXI.
Modern Woodmen of Jackson are
planning to erect u Woodman hall to
cost 81 900.
Horse thieves have been busy about
Stanton recently, several good animals
disappearing.
The Weeping Water Advocate wants
the county printer to be elected same
as the coroner.
William Sutton, aged 81, died at
Fremont Friday. He had lived there
twenty-five years.
Six Thousand sheep passed through
Elm Creek last Friday. They are win
tering in Buffalo.
Edward G. Hyde, aged IS years. died
suddenly at Norfolk. He was well
known in Nebraska.
Neigh is moving in the direction of
an electric light plant, and experts are
figuring on lighting the tow.
Genoa is grieving because Rev. II. 7.
Hinman sewers his pastoral relations
there and goes to David City.
One Grand Island man retailed 300
turkeys for Thanksgiving gormandiz.
ing. He was very thankful
With elaborate services the new and
handsome Lutheran church ut Fried
ensau was dedicated the 10th.
Alliance is humping herself for an
electric light enterprise. Several COM
panies are working for the franchise.
The pupils of the Moorefeld school
have purchased handsome new flag,
which will wave during school hours.
With Nelson & Emory at the helm,
the Concord Herald has made it's debut
and has healthy appearance for n
youngster.
Adolph Meinke, Grand Island bust
ness man, is enroute for Germany. He
will bring u wife home with him in
the spring.
Genoa Leader: "There are SO many
improvements going on about town
that it makes man dizzy to keep tab
on them ALL
Rev. Folsom, after five years as pas
tor of the Baptist church at Hastings,
has resigned and is now engaged in
evange',stic work.
She took the Bum" is the way
Thayer county paper announces the
the marriage of w. Il. Bum and Miss
Ella Pritts, ut Hebron.
Stoclsville citizens made up purse
and presented g. Gregg, poor, one
legged man, with an artificial member
on Thanksgiving day.
lightning wrecked Superior's Grand
Army Of the Republic flag pole, hence
old glory has not been flung to the
breeze there for some time.
Charles Reed, who died recently at
Manila, was q member Of Company H,
First Nebraska He was formerly in
the banking business at Rustin.
A Manley urchin got big bean up
his nostril few days ago and it took a
Weeping Water doctor all day to coax
the pestiferous vegetable to retreat.
County Treasurer Lloyd of otoe
county notifies all property owners
that taxes must be paid, and that he
means to collect arrearages-by force
II necessary.
Boss" Stout, at one time the manip7
nlatOr and handler of all Nebraska's
! political plums, has fled q plea Of
bankruptcy in Washington, d. C. Bill
alleges that his liabilities are $3.50, 600
and his assets only 800.
Michael Moran, aged 81, of Madison
is dead. He came to Nebraska twenty
years ago and was . well-to-do farmer.
The Monroe Looking Glass appears
regularly every Thursday, notwith-
standing the fact that the office was
wrecked by scoundrels two weeks ago.
The Republican remarks that Battle
Creek is an up-and-a-coming town, but
the girls will chew gum, and the busi-
& ness men won't use printed stationery.
Mrs Eliza Clute died at Arapahoe
rccently aged eighty-eight. She was
I the mother Of . dozen children, and
lived in Nebraska twenty years.
Judge Beall, who has presided in the
Tenth district for two years, has
formed copartneTship with John s.
logan, md will practice law at Hast
tngs
The Methodist parsonage at Hildreth
/; isfeady for occupancy, and Rev. I'm
pher and family will be given q
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