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initiated. A banquet was held at the close

initiated. A banquet was held at the close
of the business session.
Observation-Disclosures Tucker. whose
skull fractured in a collision on the
Burlington at Sanborn, Neb., a few days
ago, was taken to st. Joseph yesterday
to receive treatment at hospital there.
His recovery is doubtful.
WEST POINTING rural free delivery
mail carriers of Cunning county have elected
officers as s., follows; President. William
Farley of Wisner: vice president, William
Smith of Beemer: secretary r. H. Pylman
of Wisner; treasurer, F. A. Nevis of West
Point.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams
when coming out of the school house
slipped and fell from the front steps and
broke her left arm just below the elbow.
DR.. G. o. Henry was called and set the
fracture.
WEST POINT-The West Point cadet
hand will be governed during next year by
officers as follows: President, Otto Keri;
vice president, William Paul. secretary,
Charles H.. Kuhle; treasurer. r, H. Ker-
kow; leader, Fl. S. Raider; manager.
WEST POINT-The Modern woodmen OF
this city have elected: Venerable consul.
II. s Raider; adviser; p. Jansen; banker,
Fred KlOth; Waterman William Pates;
sentry, Frank Miller; manager 6or three
years., s. S. Krake.
tive of Germany and for the past eight
years resident of Beatrice, died yes
terday after an illness OF several years
of dropsy. He was 90 years of age and
leaves no family except wife. The re-
mains will be taken to Grand Island for
interment.
BEATRICE-Word comes from Pickrell
that the elevators at that place are filled
with grain and that it is a difficult mat
ter TO secure cars in which to move the
grain. Since the farmers elevator opened
for business at that point it has had a
tendency to strengthen the grain market
in that part of the county.
BEATRICE-Andrew Peick, who lived
| just over the line in Lancaster county, was
| found dead at the home of his brother,
| Herman Peick, near Cortland, where he had
gone, to, spend the winter. DR.. Aukes OF
| Cortland was called and pronounced hear;
failure as the cause of death. Peick was a
single man about 45 years of age. The re-
mains were inferred at Cortland.
GRAND ISLAND-The Modern Wood
men of America had an enthusiastic meet
ing last night. over 200 being out to hear
the national lecturer. of the organization:
! State Deputy K. E. Kester Five depu-
| ties will be sent to this county shortly
TO still further increase the membership
OF the order. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; Venerable
counsel, L. j. Waldron; worthy adviser,
w. f. Harriet; banker /. F. Farms
worth: clerk, A. b. Harriet; escort, f.
]. McAuley; sentry, Fred Soil; Waterman,
W. II. Heiling; B. of NJ, Henry Allan.
WEST POINT-The Chicago & North
/ western Railway company has made a set
tlement with Albert Raider. who suffered
the loss of a foot in leaving the cars at
West Point on his return from the Ak-Sar-
Ben festivities in Omaha Mr.. Raider re-
ceived 40 in cash. all expenses incurred
during rs sickness and an artificial foot.
This action on the part OF the railway COM
pany is considered by the citizens as lib
eral.
KEARNEY-A farmer of Buffalo county,
a reliable man, has made known cure for
cancer and claims IL has cured many, His
reason Cor giving the recipe TO the public Is
that in case of his death others may benef:
by the prescription. The recipe is simple,
consisting of calomel and unsalted butter
mixed in the form of a salve. He states
wrought cure il was either lip or nose
cancer
WEST POINT-Mrs. Charles ROsenthnl.
who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
a. Il. c. Davis, at Seattle, Wash, was
buried here in the public cemetery Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. Rosenthal was the
widow of the late Charles Rosenthal, a
pioneer settler and one Of the first mer-
chants in West Point. She died at an adj
Vanced age Rev. +. w. Leavitt of Seward.
former pastor Of the decea sed, performed
the funeral ceremonies.
WEST POIET-Upon a complaint OF his
l5-yeaT-Od daughter Charles Carnarsky Of
Neigh township was tried in the county
court on the charge Of neglect OF his chill
drcn Brutality, drunkenness and neglect
were cOnclusively shown and Judge De
Wald bound him over TO the district court
in the sum OF $500, which bond he fur
nished. on Wednesday the commissioners
OF insanity tried him as dipsOmaniC ami
he was found NJ subject for treatment