Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-05-17
OVER THE STATE.
ogalalla will have two saloons thh

The Burlington will build a hand
some depot at Alliance.
The city gas works of Kearney hal
been sold to II. ID. Watson.
The mother Of ex-Congressman Mer
Ger died in Omaha last week.
Walter Arends of Syracuse died sud
denly in Los Angeles, Cal, last week
John Gabrousky of Dodge county
died from injuries received in run
away.
Liquor dealers of the state will have
their annual gathering in Columbus
next month.
Hon J. II. Mccall of Lexington
died last week. lie was a thirty-sec
ond degree Mason.
The new Springdale Methodist
church in Valley county is about
ready for dedication.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the forming Of the Farmers
Elevator company of Bee.
John Rickett, grocer in West Beat
rice, was severely cut and bruised
about the head and body in runaway
accident
Ida Terrill, an Omaha girl, held up
an insurance man at the end OF n SIX
shooter and took from him 1923. She
is under arrest.
Copy for the docket for the May
term of district court will contain
1910 civil cases, a decrease of 100
from the number in the February
docket.
Elmer Fisher of Fillmore county,
who was in San Francisco the night
of the earthquake, has written his
father that he was in the midst of it,
but escaped unhurt,
The relatives and friends of Roy w
Hinsdale at Beatrice were very much
relieved last week when they received
a telegram from him at San Francisco
saying he was all right.
The state oratorical contest will be
held in Lexington May IL There are
twelve schools to take part, four in
the oratorlcal, four in the dramatic
and four in the humorist class.
DR.. and Mrs. Halderman, who had
been visiting at Ord, had started home
but did not reach San Francisco in
time for the earthquake. Most of their
baggage was lost, but they are safe.
The registered live stock breeders of
Johnson county have organized the
Johnson County Breeders Association,
a society which will be maintained
for the mutual interests of its member
ship.
One Of the biggest land deals con
summated in Gage county in years
was the sale last week of the Emery
Ellis section northwest Of the city to
Henry Damkroger and Henry PohlmaD
for $4,000 cash.
Edward d. Snyder Of Nemaha county
has been adjudged insane and taken
to the hospital at Lincoln for treat
ment. Mr.. Snyder is one of the sub
stantial farmers residing three miles
east of Auburn.
Advices have been received at Platts
mouth from Gutherie, Okla, report
ing the tragic death of. Ed Jardine
who, for many years, resided In Cas-.
county. He was burned to death DS
gasoline explosion.
During storm =. Hinkson, residing
a few miles northwest of Aida, wa'
struck by lightning Mr.. Hinkson hat
just finished feeding his stock wher
thn hnlt nf 1iphtnino ctrt1ply n1ncn
dering him unconscious.
Mrs. s. r. Gist OF Humboldt has re
ceived word from her parents Judg
and Mrs. t.. A. Tucker of Los An
geles, to the effect that their son, DR.
George Tucker, who was thought to b.
, a victim of the San Francisco disas
ter, had arrived home safely
b. Il. Warren, wealthy citizen o
, Springfield, Kan, who has been at Al
: lance investigating land and brough
several thousand dollars for invest
= ment, disappeared last week. No trace
l of him has yet been discovered. Hi
r personal property is at local hote
Foul play is feared. A.,
Lieutenant Pulses ufs Nebraska
who was blown up ce pasi sexplosion G
dynamite IN helpint with I'VE San Frar
cisco buildings isS from dead, q
reported in press dSspatehes. f, I
: Mather of Eldora, Ia, an old frien
and comrade in the Third Nebrash
: regiment, has heard from him, an
finds that he is all right.
Rollin Smith, formerly of Ord, ha
thrilling experience at San Fral
T. cisco. He escaped from hotel thf
collapsed and through streets tha
were turning to furnaces of fire mad
his way to friends in Oakland. Or
t policeman whom he saw looking u
d had his head severed from the body
@ piece of falling plate glass.
v Mrs. Sarah Young, for herself an
, her minor child commenced an actio
in the district court or Butler count
against r. l.. Beveridge, saloo
keeper of David City and the Metr
l. politan Bond and Surety company
It Omaha for $4,000 for the death of h
II husband whom she alleges became /
n tcNicatad from lipnDr sold in tha c