The Red Cloud chief., 1904-05-13
NebraSkd Notes

tOfnDdnleS uOIuk bubiueco III
pay less than $12 taxes each.
Six coyotes we're killed the other
morning nine miles northwest OF FIRE.
mont.
Arbor day was not observed In Ere
mont. only a few taking the trouble
To plant trees.
Nebraska City Ia getting in style.
claiming that Jack the Hugger" has
appeared there.
A number OF Nebraska towns are
already arranging to celebrate the
Fourth OF July.
The people OF Norfolk are expecting
great benefits indirectly from the open
ing of the Rosebud agency to settle
ment.
The plans for the new opera house
ut Howclls call for a building 32xlW
feet. two stories high. first class In ali
respects.
Eight thousand dollars OF school
bonds OF the town of Wahoo and w.
GOO school bonds OF Plymouth, Neb.,
have been registered with the state
auditor.
Over four hundred dollars worth OF
eggs we're shipped out Of C%larkson on
one local freight. and such shipments
end even larger ones are becoming
quite common.
william Huxtable. aged So years.
and for twenty-four years a resident
of Hastings. died suddenly OF heart
trouble. The remains were sent to
Washington ILL.,, for burial.
A. A. Clarke, manager OF the Ord
Creamery company. gives It out that
supplies have already been ordered
for the immediate rebuilding Of the
,ompany's creamery that was burned
recently.
The Chapman Telephone association
of Chapman. Neb., has incorporated
with a capital stock Of $50, 900. The
association will operate independent
telephone lines and exchanges In the
vicinity of Chapman.
The business men Of Grand Island
have completed the organization OF
a commercial club. Forty members
have been secured and q meeting will
he called In the near future to form
a permanent organization.
The Ravenna Creamery company, G.
A. Clark, ]. S. Clark, and J. Clark, in
,orporators, has fled articles OF in
corporation. The concern has a cap
ital stock Of $50. 900 and the principal
place OF business will be at Ravenna,
Neb.
State Veterinarian Thomas reports
that within the last two weeks he has
killed ten horses affected with gland
crs. They were in three different To-
calities, and on six different farms. He
Is keeping a close watch upon other
eases.
John b. O'Connor. recently or wy
more. and a former resident OF Table
Rock, but who went to Colorado last
year, lost a leg in a railroad accident
at or near Denver. from the effects OF
which he soon died. He was a former
freight conductor out Of Wymore on
the Burlington.
The Fremont papers tell OF a curious
movers wagon passing through that
town. Instead OF the old style prairie
schooner the wagon consisted OF a
part OF an old street car hulk mounted
on spoke wheels. II was heavier for
the horses to pull than the regula-
tion vehicle. but must have Afforded
more comfortable riding to the occu-
pants.
George Billstein of Boone county.
who was arrested for the unlawful
SEEMING of fish In Cedar river. Garfield
county. pleaded guilty to the charge
filed against him by the state game
warden and paid a fine Of 500 and
costs, amounting in all to $50. Bill
stein was arrested with a party OF sein-
ers and his nets confiscated and de-
stroyed.
Friends OF Yamashita Yashichiro,
for four years a member OF MIR. Bryan's
hosuehold. gave him a farewell party.
Yamashita has completed his course In
the state university. He will 30 to
st. Louis and after serving a time with
,he Japanese commission will return
10 Japan. In his " country he will
labor for the improvement Of his
,ountrymen,
The Sweezy land purchased several
months ago by the state board OF
Iublic lands and buildings for the
state farm in connection with the Hast
ings insane asylum, has been paid for
The board held a meeting and issued a
warrant for s. .20S In settlement OF the
obligation. The farm includes 1887
acres Of choice land adjoining the
asylum property.
The Civic Improvement league, that
wants TO make Omaha beautiful, has
collided with the curbstone signs al
the first onset, and unless all signs
fail. the federation will have to fght
a battle royal to gain its point.
Al Gordon Harry Wells brought ir
FIVE sacks OF alfalfa seed, which ht
sold for 500, He has fifteen acres o.
alfalfa that has been growing for sew
eral years. 1t Is not on low land, ant
he expresses great confidence In tn,
hope of extensive growing In alfalfa
IN northwest Nebraska II people viii
Just Keep at II.
Deputy Game Wardens Smith ant
Hunger have returned from a trip I,
Greeley Center. Accord and Spaulding
Three men guilty Of SEEMING were ine,
SlOO and costs. A lot Of fish were con
fscated and three seines. one tramme
and four dip nets were destroyed.