The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
NEBRASKA NOTES.

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South Omaha is building a new Ere
hall atTwentieth and S streets.
The duck shooting season is now on
p b nimrods are in their glory.
Bertha will put in telephone system.
a stock company has been formed.
3. 8. Green, living south of Schuyler
recently sold his.farm Of 400 acres for
$4,000, or $40 per acre.
Niobrara is to remain the county
seat OF Knox county by virtue of a
U decision made recently.
Brownville now has two telephone
lines the Auburn Telephone company
having completed its line to that town.
The ladies guild Of the congrega-
tional church at Leigh, gave a success
ful harvest home festival last week,
realizing $l13.
Anegro, giving his name as Hitch
cock, fell from q train at Elm Creek
and broke HIS arm, and sustained
other injuries.
John Demlin, treasurer Of the Gal
weston relief fund, gave out a state
ment showing that the total contribu-
tions TO date are III, 065, ooa.
A new twenty-five horse power high
speed engine has been added to the
steam laboratory in the engineering
department OF the state university.
At Sonth Omaha, Charles Ward plead
guilty TO DEMONSTRATING and was held
TO the district court. Ward stole a
horse and harness from Christie Bros.
The body Of Marshall G. Little, the
governrnentemployc who was drowned
in the Missouri river at Nebraska City,
week ago, was found lear the Bur-
lington bridge.
J. II. Hitchman of Omaha has ac-
cepted the position OF assistant in the
draughting department Of the b. s. NJ.
tnsPlAttsmouth. succeeding Ben Davis,
who resigned.
The state supreme court handed
down decision declaring that the
candidates Of the Grand Island conven-
tion must go on the ticket as mid
road populists.,
An overheated stovepipe ignited the
wood work OF on story frame dwell
ing at GIG South Nineteenth street,,
Omaha, causing q Ere which resulted
In damage to the extent Of ss5.
The department OF animal husband.
syof the state university expects to
Observation-Disclosures of short
horn and otherShigh gr6te cattle fes.
nsesin the school Of agriculture.
Citizenss o. Aurora have ineorpora ted
the aurora Milling company wit III 4
capital Of 90, GOO and will build new
Touring mill. The capital stock is
paid Id and work will m at.
once.
J. F.. SEEMS, . farmer living ten miles
north of Columbus, had two barns, n Z,
600 bushels Of grain, IS tonso hay and
most OF his farm machinery md tools
burned recently. No.cilnse Is known
ttor the frss
4 1hAs been found that there are
mbfesthansdouble the number Of grad
suate studenta of the romance lan-
guages ii the nnisersity of Nebraska
thansWete doing the same work az
Yalel ast year.
Gus R~ogers.sthe Huntington fireman,
who Ind hta skull fractured in the
wreck near Plattsmouth, / getting
Alone nicely, and It'll thought he will
beable 10 return TO his home 1T ST.
Joethisswsek
flames Ingram,,one 81 the oldest set-
tlersscf Nebraska, fell from his wagon
~ Eawrence and Broke his neck. In
Observation-Disclosures years Of age and
hAssrestded in the locality Tor nearly
twenty years
Whil0 working with J threshing ma
shine - w. A. Hhanley's, 3 few miles
sonth ~ Adams, Henry Ganl,Ardt met
swifhssauite serious accident. The
gearing heself-feeder caught his
rlghtAtmabcye thesclboW and ground
through che 6esh N the bone. The,
Mcep, muncl0s main arteries and liga-
ments NORTHUMBERLAND
AfsOr1Ahs 1 horse hitchad is ! buck.
|boszd belonging Is Jones livery barn.
fan wy q loMefSDpdg strsctand
Observation-Disclosures ended mad
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