The Columbus journal., 1907-09-25
NEBRASKA POINTERS
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SkAa9 = oooaU - Heso &oo Theso Thse
= - saesssae - tho needDss
Threnohest Doehs1s,sa
- Eyyan banquet II Ilaeoln -
bosa temporarily posepoDed.
H. heAl water bonds ID he Sun
g 1z2,eoo we're sold 70 Tie C1ty M
uml hank q David City 1s @.1.-
casa.
IT, Overland theateE. leebs.sA
e.. hAs opeDed - ythe sensuA. h
Eseates = operated By . heal Sassk
eompA1y ufs seesoA-
Mo POp0voe, IN AMeS1an hDoBeT.
was killed II IN. aeciddeA q lhs Kn-
DotSae CDading camp uAsee miles Wesa
& Lincoln. He attempted - boaDa y
vark tsaiA and fen uDdes tho vAeeh-
4 Young man named OteoL wosking
- . farm north of lneolA W.
0s0wn hom . AeIse and received h
jHies nat WIN keep him indOOss ~
some tine.
,. G. FOx, eAasged vim iDsaing
1pssoa checks. lad Ais heaEing II ~
oounty court 1t NehRaska CITY an.
Va bound over 10 the district eou1G
u 0e sum Of $500, but not befng
1ble - give hail Was Yemanded -
IN
TAs trustees Of the African Netho
dit Episcopal church 1t Nchsash
City. have fled . suit asainst the city
e Nebraska City. asking for $3.50 for
the changing Of the grade ef To-
street ON the west side Of their Dpol
pesty.
After fourteen years or sssady ser,
wise. ]. A. AlcRea has resigned his
position - station agent Of THE Bur
fngton at Central City. Mr.. Meaae
during his service at that point has
done much to build up The eompanys.
business.
George Keeler, formerly Of Cedar,
Huns, where he went wrong and.
helped to blow up . bank. and vAsi
u now an inmate Of the state peni
tentiazy, has asked for a parole, run
ming to Robert Paul who vouches
70 rhim Keller was sent up for ecven
years and has served about iovcy.
nonths.
The railroad commissioners recefv.
ed q letter from A. w. Sullivan Of St.
Louis. general manager Of the Mis-
souri Pacific railroad. in which he in
ferns the beard the road IS working
a fast as possible getting the lines
in shape and that in the future the
sane haste as at present vii he used.
10 comply with the boards order.
A horse at August Jens' livery barn
was killed In a peculiar ,1anner at
Fremont. An employe Of the place.
was leacing the animal to { water
t1g trough In the rear part Of tho
'u:lding when the floor gave way uB-
them. A hydrant which wao
under the body Of the h0BsA
'%enetrated its stomach, killing It.
The executive committee Of tho
frontier show which h to be held In
hastings in October has received sur
|eient entries for riding and roping
Ontests. yet these entries continue
o come In. Interest In manifest in
his unique festival from m parts of
he state. Business men are CD Oper-
ting to make 1t a complete ucces
The twenty-hfth anniversary Of the
Dunding of the n. E. church IN Pierce
rin be celebrated next November.
be date to be announced later. 70 II
he intention Of the pastor and the
ficial board to have . feast q good
Kings for the people al that time.
number Of prominent Methodist
wines will be present - 1ssist h
he services.
At Elk City, Wesley OObb fen non
re hay loft onto the b1oken handle
I . hay fork, which entered his hip.
Affecting . very serious wound. He
ned p~rofusely until The arrival Of
=. Agee. Will alexander, IN attempt
y to hold q fractioss hosse while \
leam thresher was passing, was
lr0wn against the fence, bseakimx
Tihs and otherwise bsuisinx him
ably
The ofScial TetuFnes nom The pri-
IaTy election have now been received
= the s~ecretaly OF state from every
'unty save valley. These show the
Dte II Reese to BE zS17. Sede.
1854. For railway commissi0n-
?: Clarke, 1851. Cal1veD 1A7sS.
he unofficial vote a Valley eounty
ives Clarke 50, Calaven s. railing
the nominee, therefore, By \
Of III.
Grand Island had the nosi spee-
'cular and threatening ire hist week
has suffered for yeasA An elevator
wned by A. ID. Sears. and the old
church. formerly n
building used ~ stores for
~, we're burned. the elevator being
'mpletely and the school and church.
partially destroyed. The
had reached the 'cupoaa OF the
evatOr before the department. arrived
It was unable b save mach OF
building.
Three expert xl0vemAkerA Abbis
hapman, Lulu Br0ckw2y and Blanche
reeman. have arrived frUm Gl0vers-
lie, N. Y. and are WORKING In the
glove factory. which b
mining at fun blast.
A mild sensation vas sprunx N
!&leF10o when during tho Doun hour
nsTy futile "a captured n tho z
riding the @E0noy drawer n
ore Of p. q. ROhwer 4 ca. by louls