The Red Cloud chief., 1904-09-23
Nebraska nofes

Within two weeks there have been
twelve or fifteen fatal accidents
through the careless use OF firearms by
Nebraska boys.
A farm was sold Mt $31 an acre in
Richardson county. and IL is stated Il
was about the cheapest piece of prop
erty sold In this county for years"
A three thousand dollar residence
will be commenced shortly, in the east
part OF Broken Bow, by Attorney
James Ledwich.
Nebraska apples are a great crop
this year, and every farmer who has q
Few apple trees On his farm has apples
10 use, apples to give away. apples to
sell.
John Wichman and Daniel penrod,
Of Beatrice. were badly hurt In a run
away accident by being thrown to the
pavement. The buggy in which they
we're riding wa smashed into kindling
wood.
Miss Mary L. Campbell, aged 70. died
at her home in Nebraska City OF old
age. She wal superintendent OF the
New Jersey Old Soldiers and Orphans
home, holding that position for many
years.
Company G, OF Beatrice. met and de-
cided to put a strong football team in
tho field this year. Glen Odell, at pres
ent manager of the Beatrice ball team,
was engaged to manage the new
eleven.
w. p. Mcclellan. who lives about Q
miles southwest of Litchfeld, Sherman
county, shows apples which grew in
his orchard this year measuring
twelve and one-quarter inches in cir
conference.
w. p. Gillisen, who has been station
agent at Pender for the Omaha road
for a number of years. has resigned
and accepted a position with the ILL
nois Central at Council Bluffs, as chief
clerk Of the freight department.
The Able State bank OF Butler coun-
ty has fled articles of incorporation
and the same have been approved by
the state banking board. The capital
stock is Sc 5000. The ~incorporators are
Frank j. Rob, Mat J. Pavel and J. L.
SvobOda.
The Nebraska state board OF health
has recommended the revocation of
the licenses to practice issued to two
physicians against whom charges OF
criminal operations have been proved.
The Wayne Independent Telephone
company has been incorporated with .
capital stock of Sic. 900.
The Albion Milling company let tho
contract for a $1,000 elevator with a
capacity Of GO, 900 bushels. When COM
pleted IL will be one of the finest in
the state, having all the latest i'm
provements for facilitating work.
President c. G.. Barns stated in an in
terview II was the intention to enlarge
the output and business of the plant
greatly. Twice the company has suf-
fered a severe loss by fire. but each
time has rebuilt larger and better.
The new brick yard operated by Nc
Donald 4 McGinitie at Neigh have
placed several kilns of their product
on the market and have orders for
thousands mor ahead. Attorney Will
liams and DR.. Beatty have both erected
new offices from their plant and pro-
nounce the brick OF IA superior quality.
Both yards at Neigh are doing a good
business. T. H.. Brenton Of the lower
yard had to import help from out OF
town.
Prof. j. M. Scott. who owns a ranch
III SubtcI Nouuty houtlWtSl vi SdTRpnI
OF 1870 acres, says his orchard will
have about 200 bushels OF fine apples.
and that eastern parties who have Wis
tied him considered the apples as per-
feet and OF as delicious flavor as they
cherries also grew on his ranch this
year.. Mr.. Scott thinks that fully 200
bushels of Russian mulberries grew on
his trees this year..
A Mr.. Carlson and q Miss Simonson
came down from the country north OF
Grand Island to be married. They ex-
pected to meet some relatives, but were
disappointed in this. and rather han
postpone their wedding. Immediately
called a justice of the peace and were
at nce united In the bonds at VOL
bach's store. two OF the clerks acting
AZ witnesses.
The goldenrod. the Nebraska state
flower, is particularly gorgeous this
year with its golden petals. All vege-
tation has been 10 rank under the
Ceneficent influence OF sun and rains
that the goldenrod has fourished like
the bay tree. 1t has not been stunted
and is not sere and brown. II Is large
and fourishing and the yellow bloom
rs particularly StIlhiuS III ltS Deduty
The fora of Nebraska Is varied and in.
teresting and the designation of the
goldenrod ms the state flower makes Il
worthily conspicuous.
VIM, Buckbee rented 500 acres Of
land of the Kinsman Cattle company
in Custer county. and sowed 240 acres
in wheat and GO acres in oats. ant
planted 200 acres In corn. At a con.
s~ervative estimate his two-thirds in,
terest In this crop will yield him 1000
Mr.. Buckbee did all this work with the
aid Of his daughter, 16 years OF age
and one hired a
A horse has just died at Ashland
which +. H.. Jerome had owned fol-
tw~enty-three years. The animal was q
th~ree-year-old when Mr.. Jerome be,
came his owner.
District court convenes in Beatrice
September 10. The docket for the Sep.