The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

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ing, and TIE JOURNAL. a concrete build.
ing for business.
: doc" Middleton was sentenced to fv,
years imprisonment in the penitentiary
for horse stealing.
Died, July 30. Arthur T., infant son o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Jennings, aged II
months and 4 days.
A steam thresher. the first one mn
loaded here, was taken in charge for NJ
+, H. Lee OF st. Edward.
Mich Blasser delivered fifteen head ol
cattle to q Nebraska City man who had
purchased them OF him.
A complication of accidentals landed
Jonas Welch out OF his wagon on to q
shoulder, putting it ont OF joint.
Engelbert Gear fell from q ladder at
st. Mary's church, and suffered the frac.
ture OF both arms, near the wrists.
Mrs. Charity Smith left September 2
to visit in Sheridan. Iowa, where hel
mother was living, aged 1O2 years.
The entire business portion OF Dead.
wood was destroyed by fire September
26, rendering thousands of people home.
less.
Iron culverts or tubing we're placed in
the grade along the line of the Lincoln
4 Notwithstanding first ever used in
the state.
Peter Gallagher, a U. r. engineer,
suffered the amputatiOn of the four small
toes of his right foot the engine wheel
running over them.
The JOURNAL called as Justify as il
could for moro sheep and cattle to utilize
the natural product OF the soil in Ne
braska-the grasses.
| Four young men, on boat ride from
Dannebrog to Plattsmouth, arrived here
September 26. rested until Monday and
went on their way down the Loup.
The Teachers institute opened with
5. L. Barrett. superintendent, assisted
by Mrs. Fifield and Miss Serena OlsOn,-
twenty five teachers in attendance.
F. Brodfuehrer repaired watch, sent
down from Cheyenne, a curiosity in it's
way-its "weigh" being upwards of two
pounds. Case and chain, OF solid silver,
weight 10 ounces.
Two head of cattle were killed at Ros-
siter's farm on the Loup. Mother
ROssiter, who was recovering from an
attack Of typhoid fever. was severely
shocked by the lightning.
September II. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr
and son, and Will. Kerr OF Cadiz, Ohio,
arrived in the city, having travelled the
whole distance overland, on their way to
Wyoming, their future home.
o. e. Stearns took from the bed of the
Cedar. one-half mile from it's mouth and
from the town Of Fullerton, sixteen loads
OF magnesia limestone, equivalent in
!! building space to 5000 brick.
Chester Goodale, aged 81 years, brother
to Rev. Saml. Goodale, and father OF
Elaine and Dora Goodale, the youthful
poets, was brutally murdered September
25, at Great Darlington, Massachusetts,.
The funeral of Mrs. John Henry Loseke
took place at the German Lutheran
church, Nebo, August II. Her age was
60 years. 2 months and q days. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Ernst
Frese.
Two hundred men were put to work at
Jackson the first week in August on the
new U. P. road running north from that
place. The event was celebrated by the
firing of cannon and other demonstra-
tions of joy.
Barclay Jones OF Monroe was awarded
three mail routes Columbus to st. Ber-
nard; Genoa to st. Paul; Albion to Gen.
trail City. Besides these, he was appoint
ed government miller for the Santee
Sioux agency.
John Wurdeman, while moving, was
thrown into such position by his rum
away team that his right hand was cut
off at the wrist, his left hand sawed into,
and cut made on the forehead. DR..
Hoehen dressed his wounds.
Company 1. Second regiment Nebraska
State militia, otherwise known as "Kum-
mer" Guards, was composed OF fifty men,
with officers as follows: Captain, John
N. Lawson; first lieutenant, r ii. Henry;
second lieutenant, J. w. EARLY.
The District court was presided over
by G. W. Post; N. B. Reese was district
attorney, and Bird c. Wakely court
reporter. Among the attorneys present
were: Messrs. NARROW, Gray, Phelps,
Robinson, Searles, McCullum, Mills.
J. Ernst. ]. Browner, C. Reinke, G.
Birney, NJ. Maher and J. McAllister,
appraisers, fixed damages by A.. 4 N.
track as follows: j. Lewis $2lO; Finch
sl75; Lotten 500; G. Galley $500; s.
Galley &l75; J. Galley $3.50; j. Haney
$500.
J.R. Kinnan had ripe Nebraska grown