The Columbus journal., 1903-07-22

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-0soegs Bsonett q Marriage. III, i
spending lev days With O. & Eastoa
and family. Mr. Bsnnstt i in The mail
service sstablishing rural routes in ni-
nois and Indiana. His wife and daugh-
ter, Who have been here for some time,
will accompany him home.
judy B. p. DuRy Of this city and
Aiss Lois n. Fhstsr oe 0suos were mar
] red last Thursday n Fullsetoa. Ths
Judge surprised his ftisods hses, Who ars
nov o6sring eoagritulstions. The
couple went to housekeeping ct oaes in
thsif hone in ths west part oe town.
Among The candidates Tor ths demo-
cratic nomination Tor county supssin-
teudsnt oe schools are: Mn Ells Cole-
man oe Humphrsy, Hr. Whitshsad of
Ctsston, E. L. Hicks oe Monroe and n.
n. Rothlsitnsr Of Colambus and The
present supssintsodsnt l. b. Lsavy.
n. e. Babcock went to Frsmoat
Monday whsee b viii remain several
daya The canal power entsrpriss i nov
at . standstill swaiting the compilation
Of The survey ct Fremont and The
decision Of The soginesss report Of ths
two projecta Thece will b nothing
definite to announce until these reports
are complete.
Mike Nostek, married, and IS ysars
old, vas brought to the county jail here
from Humphrey Saturday. He was
taken before Justice Schueth OF Hum
phrey Saturday charged with fslonious
assault With IN attempt to commit rape
upon Nm. Aneslus Henry. He was
intoxicated. Nostek u the same man
who served . sentence Tor breaking into
Q saloon 1t Tarnov . few months ego.
He i now in jail here, having failed to
give tho required bond.
We learn that deal he's been nearly
completed for the consolidation Of the
Fremont Tri-Weskly Leader and tho
Fremont Daily Herald, the two demo-
cratic newspapers Of that city. The
Dodge County Publishing company,
which owns the Leader, will buy tho
Herald plant and business from N. W.
Smails, who has edited and Published
the last-named paper for nearly thirty
years. Under the new management .
daily and tri-weekly paper will be issued.
Headquarters for fine coffee. E. B.
London & Bro. sell the celebrated gold
medal.
Tho county board OF supervisors
were in session few days last week for
general business. The resignation OF
Dr.. Hans Petersen a. county coroner
was accepted and DR.. f. r. Jones OF
Lindsay was appointed to take his place.
J. L. Flacus and John Maty were given
the right to sell spurious liquors in
Tarnov when they have paid the 800
license required by Law. A number OF
bills were allowed and several roads in
the county ordered opened to the public.
The board meet again October G.
Tho Columbus Fire Department, &C.
companied by numerous friends, lett
this Tuesday morning On . special train
OF eight cars for Norfolk where the State
Firemens Tournament 10 being held for
three days beginning Tuesday. Tho
train returns this evening, but . good
many will remain over. There were
about eighty who went from here this
morning. Several hose carts and teams
from other places passed through the
city ill expecting to win honors in the
races. Today the big parade takes
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miner Of
Plattsmouth came up Saturday tospend
. few days with relatives. Mr.. Miner
has been engaged % coach repairer with
the B. & n. Railroad Co., but 10 now
receiving treatment for IN arm which
did not heal perfectly from . fracture
received about two years ago. Mr..
Miner tells us that his brother-in-lsw,
Ernest Wells, Who left this city several
months ago for Missoula, Montana, to
engage in the printing business, IL much
pleased with his new location and getting
along nicely.
Tho hail storm on tho 18th which
visited . strip OF country east OF ST.
Edward and south to Osoeola, did great
damage to crops. The st. Edward Sun
reports grain entirely ruined east OF
there. Hail - large % base ball fell in
quantities. leaving corn and other fields
- bare q il the ground had just been
ploved. Many chickens and pigs were
killed and window glass broken. Farm
ere have already began planting buck
wheat, millet, corn for fodder and other
things. The storm extended from ono
to three miles in width.
Frank Sasberger, an old resident OF
this community, died at his homo in the
southeast part OF town Thursday. Mr..
Saebefger had been an invalid for fifteen
years and died Of dropsy. The deceased
was born March 19, 1880 in Prussia,
coming to America when he vas fourteen
years old and living in Indiana twenty
years when be removed to Nsbraska.
Two years ago be moved from his farm
to Columbus. He leaves . wife and
twelve children to mourn his death.
Nearly all his children arc married and
live in this neighborhood. Funeral SER
vices vere held Saturday morning at 10
o'clock in the Catholic church, and inter-
ment vas made in the church cemetery.
-Co6ee that iscofea. The celebrated
gold medal. E. B. London 4 Bro.
Carl, the young con OF Mr.. and Nm.
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