Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-04-28
NEBRASKA NOTES

the meat market Of William Trump.
The loss was 81, 500, covered by iu-
%surance.
The remains Of Percy Agnew who
died at Phoenix, Ariz., arrived In
Plattsmouth Friday and the funeral
was held Sunday.
Owing to the lack OF official busi-
ness at Dakota City, Sheriff Fl. o.
Hansen has dispensed with the ser.
vices Of a deputy.
George Kinder was reelected sup
erintendent Of the Albion schools
Friday night at a meeting OK the
board Of education.
Warner Hale died at his home In
Battle Greek. He was So years ole
and leaves ten children and thirty.
one grandchildren.
Contractor Livesey OF Omaha haa
secured the contract on the new
residence to be erected at O'Neill
by 7. F. Birmingham.
John Elberbeck, a farmer living
near Beatrice, found a den contain.
ing eight cub wolves, all of which be
succeeded in capturing.
The home of W. H. Kellamds, mean
Sidney. was damaged by fire and $500
in money which was hidden In an
upper room, was burned.
At the home of Edward Grossnick.
lause, near Osceola, Ferdin and Kohl
and Miss Anna Elizabeth Amache1
were joined In m%atIimony.
The Nebraska Workman Just issuea
at Norfolk. shows that the n .braska
Jurisdiction Of Ancient Order OF
United Workmen reached almost to
4O,OO0.
A petition was presented to the
board Of supervisors at Beatrice ask
Ing that The village Of Virginia ba
incorporated. The petition will be
granted.
John Arm, a German aged IS yeara
committed suicide in his room az
the Deerson & Spethmann boarding
house at ElkhOrn by shooting him.
self In the head.
August Raazch and August Doer-
ing, two Of the pioneer German set
tiers Of Norfolk, died this week.
They came up into Eikhorn valley
with the first colony.
Frank Hadenburger a pioneer resi-
dent of Auburn, died recently. He
was over 80 years old. He was born
in Germany, but came to this
country when a child.
Saturday night burglars entered
the Union Pacific depot at Yutan.
The safe was blown open and the
contents taken. 1t is not known
how much was taken. r.
The barn of Henry Eicke, near
Elkhorn was destroyed by fire Tues.
day. Two horses, two COWS and soma
calves were burned. as we'll as .
quantity Of hay and feed.
Joshua B. Palmer has brought suit
at Fremont against the Union Pacific
for 81, 999 personal damages alleged
to have been sustained by being
OF ruck nv an anUipo
The L. @. Parker property az
Beatrice was purchased Tuesday BY
B. Howley for 81, 100. There are
seventeen acres In the plat. Other
property is selling we'll.
Miss Stella Moore of HevIey, Neb.,
died suddenly at Sheridan, Wyo.,
while enroute from the depot to the
home Of her brother in Sheridan.
The remains were sent to Hevley.
The city council at Fremont vetoed
the application OF the fire depart.
ment to increase the pay of the chief
$3.50 a year. The petition to In
crease the pay Of the policemen By
BIO a month was also turned doWr
by the city fathers.
The Wayne National bank has sold
put its business to tae other three
banks In the town. The Citizens
oank purchased the business of the
Institution, while the First National
and the State bank purchased the
building and the furniture.
Miss Louise Keys a professional
nurse died at Norfolk from tuber,
Miss Keys came to Norfolk
o care for ner young niece, WIN was
sixteen weeks before she did. Ex-
laustion followed and shortly after
Miss Keys vas attacked by tubercu-
oSiS.
John Pulls, aged 81 years, was found
irowned in a small creek on bis
ather's farm. He was subject to
'pileptic fits and is thought to have
AIKEN one and fallen into the stream.
The stream at the point where the