Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-18
NebraSka Notes

from the Dunbar High School last
evening.
Louisa Markell Diefenderfer Of
Wood River died yesterday Of heart
trouble.
.. ',,as-
William Fast one OF the Oldest
German settlers Of Beatrice, Is dead
of stomach trouble. h
The annual institute OF the John.
son county school teachers will be
held In Tecumseh next week.
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A severe hail storm visited a point
about FIVE miles east OF Lyons and
destroyed several large fields OF grow
ing corn. cs.t,
Thomas Smith, the i3-year-old son
Of Mr.and Mrs. G Smith, of Beatrice
died last night Of spinal meningitis.
$50 ino
About sl75 was realized for the
Beatrice flood sufferers at the benefit
entertalnment given In that city LASH
night. ~ et~@@f
j. III. Dundas, OF Tecumseh, is
endeavoring TO organize a stock COM
pany for conducting annual cha
tauquas at that place.
Several hundred dollars worth of
damage was done to the Catholic
church at Fairmont, which was
struck by lightning Yesterday.
The citizens Of Sterling deci6ed
at mass meeting not to celebrate,
the Fourb Of July this year. They
| will attend the unwilling OF the
soldiers monument at Tecumseh.
W. L. Seymour, of Albion an eye
specialist, was arrested under al
mplaint of Game Warden McCont
mel and fined fifteen dollars for shoot
! ing meadow larks. -.... .
BY mutual agreement, the Knights
, Of st. Eeb-Ragns and the Collins
Carnival company have cancelled
their contracts for carnival at
Fremont on June 20. =
Twelve applicants for admission to
the bar were examined by the SUI
preme court commission at Lincoln
yesterday. The examinations will
probably be concluded today. i. :,
A vote on the relocation Of the,
county seat resulted In Butte, Neb i
being permitted to retain the county
capital. A jubilation was held last
night
About 9 o'clock this morning,
while sitting In his brothers.
implement office, Alfred j. Mead on
Western. fell from his chair and ex-,
PRED before medical aid could be.
summoned. Indications are that the
cause OF the death was apoplexy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Carmady,,
living near Arborville, are the proud
parents Of two girls aud one boy
born to them Saturday, June 9. All,
three are getting along nicely and are,
perfectly healthy, u fact suflicientlyl
important to make President Roosel
welt happy.
Only one graduate received a dr.
ploma from the Institute for the
blind at Nebraska City yesterday
The successful student was Missl
Bella Long. =
80 8
Governor Mickey has solved the
problem of matfonship at the tn.l
dustrial school for girls at Genevai
by promoting the sewing teacher i
Miss Lydia McWahon of Columbus toi
the position. The two positionsl
have been combined. 4
Postmaster Gus Flyers, of Have
lock has received some handsomeb
pictures OF Brazil scenery with a rel
quest from ID. E. Thompson, minis,
ter to Brazil that they be placed int
conspicuous position so that they
can be seen by the people. Mr.,
! Flyers has placed them on the walls
of the postotfice. The scenes Shown,
include a picture of the residences
occupied by Mr.. Thompson.
j. W. Sage local liveryman of
Portsmouth, had close call from;
being killed recently as result OF,
being kicked by a horse. He wac