Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-10-29
Nebraska NoteS

N0CClNtu otIlO lllJuI lCo' hC JCulu
ian away and dragged the wagon
Ncr his body.
Alban Emily, son of Cashier Emily
IF the Citizens bank at Wisner, had
, foot crushed under a passenger
Grain. The lad was jumping on the
rain for short ride.
The Maxwell state bank OF Max
well has incorporated with a paid up
capital of $1,000. w. IL. Mcdonald
Is president and w. II. Plumer CASH
Ter.
The postoflice department has APP
pointed the following carriers in Ne.
hraska; At Spring Ranch, regular,
John Myler; substitute, John Gun.
bingham.
A wcstbound freight on the Rock
Island crashed into work train at
Fairbury. The engine of the freight
and several cars were badly smashed
up, but no lives we're lost.
III. ID, Dode dotf, a travelling sales.
man for the Fremont Brewing com
pany, died at Norfolk Sunday even.
ting Of a stroke Of paralysis. The re-
mains were taken to Fremont.
At Litchheld last week sparks from
the Burlington flyer set fire to n field,
The next train, freight, stopped
and the crew fought the fire. Grain
| TO the value of s400 was burned.
Incorporation papers have beel
issued to the new Bank OF Edison, IL
! Furnas county. 1t starts business,
with 49, 600 capital. G. A. Miller IL
president and G. =. Smith cashier
The funeral Of Arson Hewitt, who
died at his home in Arlington Mon.
day, will take place tomorrow. lie
wds 73years old and was one Of thu
fist settlers in Washington county,
Articles have been fled by william
N. Skinner and he will he permitted
by the state banking board to con
duct private banking business a
Splingview. The capital stock Il
$500.
Burglars at Foster secured SOM
tools from a blacksmith shop, ant
entering the sore OF Schraun
Brothers, blew open the safe, securing
about $50 in money and makini
good their escape.
The Missouri Rirer Dispatch com
pany Of Hastings has filed articles 0
incorporation at Lincoln with a CAPT
tai stock Of $4,000 and with W. II
Ferguson, A. l.. Clarke and Clarenc
j Miles as incorporators.
Miss Carrie Ora wford and Ulysse
Brown were married at the home q
the brides mother in KCarney. Rev
George A. Beecher officiating. Tn
groom is the eldest son of Editu
Brown Of the Kearney Hub.
A great revival is in progress In tb,
VI. r. church in Dorchester. n hon
fifty have profeSSed conversion 80 IA
from persons eighty-two years OF ag
to middle. aged people, fathers, moth
ers, young people and children. In
whole community is awakened.
Carrie LongfelIow died at the HON
Of her sister, Mrs. Lucy Stof1le, ii
Wahoo Of consumption. Decease,
was d sister of the late p. II. Long
fellow, who died at Mountain Home
Idaho. last July. The funeral wa
held from the residence, Rev M
/ Darby, pastor OF the Methods
church, officiating. Interment was IL
Sunrise cemetery.
A quiet wedding occurred at til
! residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rang
in Z attSmouth, when Rev. III. b. Fur
CESS united Miss Edna A. Oliver AM
William @. WescoJt. After the ceru
mony the bridal couple depa ted q
a wedding trip to the east. .Thei
future home will be at Rock Springs
S. d. The bride, who is a daug ter 0
r.. A. Oliver, was former PlattS
mouth girl.
Mrs. Allen Price died at her home
in West Kearney, after an illness O
four or five years duration. Deceaset
was born in Jefferson county, Ken
lucky, January 6, l847, and came L
Kearncy in 1898. Besides her huSbal
She leaves to mourn her, three daugh
terS and son. Mrs Bessie Crowel
of Omaha, NJ isSes Mollie and Ellie O
Kearney and Thomas b. Price of Sar
| toria.
ROBBERS blew the safe at Pleasan
Dale, fourteen miles west Of Lincoln
First reports indicated that they Sc
sured $1,000, but it was state,
on the authority OF the bauk'
officers that the ROBBERS got nothing
tat while they wrecked the safe ant
blew out part of one side OF the build
Ing they left before reaching the IT
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