The Columbus journal., 1906-11-07

NEBRASKA BRIEFS.
The Northwestern on supply hoVs(
1t Fremont Was burned.
Hog cholera Il prevailing b Y01
county to . serious extent
Horse thieves are again active b
Adams county and the vigilance CON
mitte Is preparing to get busy.
The formal opening Of the Unioa p
cites new double track from Waterloo
to Lane took place last week.
A bank viii be opened at Richland
by stockholders Of the Schuyler M
tional bank. Frank Sh0nk will b
cashier
Burglars entered the Compton, Rob
inson 'company's general merchandise
store by forcing IN entrance through
4 rear window. Nothing Of value VA
taken.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed at Hastings. with the county. clerk
for the Interstate Advertising and En-
bossing company. with capital stock
Of $150.OO0.
The Sutherland State bank b soo0
to build new home. It viii be brick
and. aside from having al reasonable
modern conveniences, win be Of attrac-
tive architecture.
During the absence Of James Root
and family. who reside southwest Of
Plattsomuth. burglars entered the
home and stole new suit Of clothes
and all Of their siverware.
Workmen who arc engaged in sink
ing an oil well for the Beatrice on
and Gas company have reached .
depth Of about 100 feet. They drilled
through eight feet OF rock.
The Meless body of Miss Anna Krar
tochvil. q Bohemian lady. aged about
% years, was found in . hog lot On
the farm. i've and onehah miles north
and one mile east of Western.
william o. Weaver, wanted in South
Dakota for breaking jail and for elop-
ing with q Mrs. Cora Tuaker. was ar-
rested and will be held pending the aI@
rival Of the South Dakota authorities
While Bari Jones and VIII Hender-
shot were out hunting near Havelock,
Jones' gun was accidently discharged,
the contents striking him in the len
arm, tearing away the muscle and shat
tering the bone.
Memorial services n honor Of Mrs.
Spivelock were held ut the
Methodist Episcopal church at Piatts.
mouth. Sunday. She was a pioneer
of that city and one Of it,
leading women.
Judge Hollenbeck called the docket
Df the district court ut Fremont for
The purpose Of setting cases for trial.
The next term convenes November IL
Only eight cases were set down and uf
these probably only three will be tried.
There are NO criminal cases.
There seems to be no question now
but that the next sixty days will see
Dakota iCty connected with Sioux City
With street car service. much to the
Of Dakota Cityites, rs in |
service will make that village |
,ne Of the most desirable suburban |
,lots adjacent to the Iowa metropolis.
Charged with fradulently obtaining |
z 900 through the sale Of q stallion |
o the Barneston Percheron Horse
by substituting the pedi.
gree OF another horse, NJ. r. Karin.
Eho was arrested at Anamosa, Ia. a
ew days ago, was held to the district |
,ourt at Beatrice IN the sum of $1,000.
n default Of bail be was remanded
o jail.
Philip Neurenbesger. who. with
George Rettig, is the inventor Of the
Universal automatic type casting ma
.hine, is q former Fremont boy. His
amily came to America from Ger
many in 1868 and located on q farm
ust north Of that city. A company
apitalized at $25O.000 has been in.
under the laws of the
tate Of Illinois to manufacture the
The body Of Andrew Nicholson, the
tranger who committed suicide at the
ounty Jail in Fremont. remains un-
aimed at the morgue and the author
ties today notified the state superin-
endent its presence. II it is not
laimed soon, it viii probably be
urned over to q medical school. It
; thought that Nicholson at one time
7as an occupant of the insane asylum
t Lincoln.
The large barn, together with . large
uantity Of hay, oats and corn, Of
Ienry Jacobs, two miles west Of York,
'as destroyed by hre. The fire is sup
osed to have originated in the al
alfa hay from spontaneous conditions.
he loss is over $500 with only $3.50
The city fire department
ent out help. but the first was under
% much headway for them to render
ny assistance.
There seems to be no question now
ut that the next sixty days will see
|akota City connected with Sioux City
ut hstreet car service, much to the
atisfacton Of Dakota Cityites, as In
erurban service will make the village
ne Of the most desirable suburban
lats adjacent to the Iowa metropolis.
%. A. Foye Of Sioux City, who last
,onth purchased the Sioux City, Ho-
her 4 Southern railway company'sI
fleets at sherifrs sale, appeared be-
ore the board Of county commission
rs. and was granted a thirty years.
BY the county officials for
he running Of an interurban line from
outh Sioux City to Homer. Il
The sugar factory It Leavitt is hand.
ing . thousand tons Of beets q day a&
resent Tho lal,os eiAnaAao.. L. 5000 |