The Red Cloud chief., 1904-09-09
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at once. Tire new building is to cost
t22, 900.
Rube Newton. the alleged horsethief,
who escaped from Jail at Butte. was
captured at Red6eld. s. ID. Sheriff
Anderson has just returned from there
with him.
A. Paradis, n big stockman OF Hele.
ma. Mont, is in Broken Bow buying
Up hogs and other live stock and ship
ping them west. He has already sent
out several carloads.
Adolph Binderup, one OF Hastings
prominent young business men. was
married to Miss Emma Stichler at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r., l.. Stichler.
The home of Mrs. s. II. Dole OF Bea.
trice was the scene of a double we'd
ding. Miss Ella Dole and Fred Var
Boskirk, and Mrs. Sadie Ann Crump-
ton and Ebert ]. Dole were united In
marriage.
Otto Holmquist had n black eye put
on his face one day last week by a
kick received from one Of his horsea
while he was trimming their hoofs.
Mr.. HolmQuist had another narrow es-
cape a few days previous, when a team
ran away with the hay rake. He was
thrown under the rake and rolled
along Until 1t struck n post and raised
up a1l relieved him. I,
The Rev. A. william Bell. who has
Just accepted n call to become rector
OF the local Episcopal church. arrived
in Fremont with his family and Will
occupy the st. James parsonage. Mr..
Bell was until recently rector OF st.
Matthews church at Blendive. Mont.
He went from there on a vacation trip
to Colorado. where he YVES reached by
the Fremont congregation. =,
Threshing is the order OF the day,
and the whirr OF fast flying cylinders
haust OF the engine and the busy
hustle Of the threshing gang are IA
miliar sights on the farms about Ran
dolph. How tho grain Is turning Quit
II runs q golden stream into the waltz
ing wagons. mt the farmer chuckles
as he deeply dips his hands into the
overlooking loads and remarks on the
brightness. the weight and the abuDt
dance of his grain. :
Charles Bryant. OF Fairfield, was ac-
c~identally and seriously wounded at
Deweese. He was fishing along the
south side Of the millrace. and Jay
Hubbel. Of the firm of Hubbel g. Sons,
proprietors of.the mill at Deweese, was
shooting at a target along the north
side Of the millrace. A bullet from
the rife in the hands OF Hubbel en-
tered Bryant's left breast and peneA
trated his lung. His condition has
been such that the doctors have not
undertaken to locate It. 80
II. W. Kulper. a six-foot thresher,
came in to Grand Island TO see what
was the matter with his arm. He Is
engaged as engineer with n threshing
outfit near his home at, st. Libory, but
does other duties Mt times than to look
after steam. While hitching UP a
mule the animal became frightened,
n In endeavoring TO manage It Kul-
per was thrown to the ground vio-
lently. He picked himself up, COM
pleted his days duties and went TO
work as usual the next morning. But
lis shoulder gave him some trouble
and he finally decided to bring 1t in to
a physician for examination. The
physician found a complete fracture Of
the collar bone.
An old horse trainer. a stranger who
claims to hail from the east. was taken
In tow by Sheriff Taylor of Grand
Island on a complaint from the vii
lage OF Aida. and taken before the
commissioners of insanity. There is
no question but that the old gentle
man Is mentally unsound. but his skill
with unbroken horses is said to be
marvellous. He gave the name of For
sythe. While in Grand Island a few
days age he gave an exhibition OF
lighting a cigar with an $3.50 note.
The one-year-old child OF Rev. Henry
r. Smith OF the Epcsiopal church,
Falls City. pushed open a screen door
on the second story of the Strong
building and fell twenty feet. striking
on its head. The skull appears to be
fractured, yet the physicians have
hopes that 1t may recover.
The Sarpy County Mutual Protective
association Is the first law and order
league approaching in its nature the
old style vigilance committee to incor.
porate under the laws of Nebraska
The concern Is authorized by its arti.
Giles OF incorporation to protect lis
oSuihSt lOsS ny inert, TO IN
demnify Its members in case of loss BY
thieves, to assist in capturing and con
victing thieves, to offer suitable re
wards for the return of stolen prop
erty. and for the apprehension an,
conviction of all persons who steal o,
assist in stealing any property OF tn,
members OF the association. No capl
tai Is authorized under the articles
but the executive committee is EN-
powered to levy and collect such as
sessments upon the members as shall
be necessary To meet the current ey
penses n pay such losses as are sus
tained by the members and TO ma,
whatever rewards may be offered by IL
captains.
Henry Riggert, who lives near Ere
mont is able to show any one, whetbe
from Missouri or not, that he has pro
duced a cabbage that is four feet fou
inches in circumference and weigh
twenty-five pounds.
M. l.. Harmon, n OF the good M