Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-10-05
NEBRASKA NEWS NOTES

dashsd OFT at a merry clip. They fell
Oft the bridge at the creek east OF town
completely demoiishing the doublv
seated buggy.
FREMONT-The Fremont signal
corps left with full field equipment over
the Union Pacific railroad for Camn
MICKEY near Lincoln for a 10 days out
.ns. me company mustered 40 men
for the trip. ~
WAHOO-An automobile driven bv
Jerome Rarncll was overturned nv r,n
ming over a dog. One OF the occm-
pants. Miss Frances Mcdonald. q
school teacher received a broken arr,
and Mr.. Barnell and wife received
painful bruises.
TEkAMAH-The Tekamah Cham
pions are greatly elated this week nv
the birth OF twin boys into the ho,ne
of its noted shortstop. Wilbur Pipher.
and are planning to buy uniforms for
he new mascots. Pipher is now rated
with having made the best double nlav
of the year. 10y
WEST POINT-Charles snyse. a
prominent n we'll known farmer OF
eastern Cunning county, has removed
with hts family to Turlock. Cal, where
he will engage In fruit farming and
make his future home. He still retains
ownership OF his former homestead.
OuG vi Tile uno8I OuATSeT A0Cff0na I'm
Cunning township.
FREMONT-While the parade was in
progress yesterday Mrs. A. o. Williams
or Cedar Rapids. Neb., was Knocked
dOWn by being bumped by q girl on a
bicycle. Mrs. Williams, who is an cid
erly woman. fell against a wheel Of one
OF the vehicles in the parade In such a
manner that her scalp was cut open.
She was seriously injured.
LINCOLN- R~etrenchment orders
from general headquarters in Chicago
Will hit shop employees over the entire
Burlington system. A bulletin posted
ocally today ordered the suspension
or all work in h Havelock shops in
Lincoln suburb three days per week.
hundred men are affected. who
Will be working less than half time.
TEKAMAH-The Tekamah White
Sox. with a big crowd Of enthusiasts
went up to Decatur and there defeated
the Decatur team in the Anal game OF.
the series In a 12-inning contest by :
to 2. winning six out of the 10 gamea
played and Over which much excite.
ment has prevailed. Cliff McKinnis
was the pitcher for the White Sox.
L1NCOLN-A charter was issued
today by the state banking board ia
the Bank OF Tarnov. The capital ia
Sl6. 600. The $500 guaranty fund is
made up in part Of the value of a
worth $215. The officers are: Presi-
dent. G. b. Bissell: vice president. J.
w. Hutchison; cashier. p. j. Ternus.
LINCOLN = State Veterinarian
Boostrum went to Omaha TODAY to in
spect a herd Of 20 cattle beloRing tic
Joseph Macland. One of the herd died
OF anthrax and the infection of another
was reported. The state Veterinarian
Will order h whole herd vaccinated.
Macland himself is now suffering from
the disease. contracted by contact with
the hide Of the COW that died.
LINCOLN-The board Of public
lands and buildings went to Beatrice
today to inspect the administrator
minded. Burd f. Miller. inspector OF
buildings. has reported that the struct-
nre IL In q dangerous condition and
that he upper story should be taken
down. The board will inspect the o
erty before concurring In Mr.. Miller's
recommendations.
HAsTINGS-L. r. Daily, of Ayr.
wishing to do all within his power to
make the visit of President Taft to
the chief executive. has presented to
him through h reception committee.
two beautiful apples. products of he
L. A. Miller orchard. on one of which
appears in natures handiwork the let
ters Taft. H." and on the other
companies M and l. Ayr. Neb."
HOWELLs. NEB.-Miss Emma
Blazak n Rudolph Dopita, prominent
young people OF this place, were mar
ried yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John h by the Rev. A. Svoboda.
vHhQ hTfHR ushn uynMn ~~,ASk-
carried a large bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. was attended by Miss
Anna Black. The vvas
Joseph Black. The u couple viii
reside in HOwells.
GRAND ISLAND - The grand
finance committee of the Ancient Or
DER OF United WOrkmen held q nro.
tracted business session here todav and
cleaned up. all h work carefully and
expeditiously Those present were
Grand Master A. N. Walling. David
Oberfelder. Sidney; Al Galusha. Me-
Cook: F. G. Whittlesey. grand recorder.
Ralph H0rth, general attorney
both Of this city.
aILDRETH-The 1~6-year-0ld son Of
Thomas Osterbuhr. living southeast or
town. was thrown from q horse yes-
terday n killed almost instantly. He
was driving the cattle from a pasture
Held; A cow fell directly in front of
his horse. The horse stumbled over
the COW. pitching h boy over the ami
head. Striking with terrific force
on the hard ground. the boy became
unconscious and died before he could
De carried to the house. AZ a matter
OF form. an inquest was held.
PLATTSMOUTH ~ John Clarence.
who has twice been convicted Of the
murder Of John Thacker, q prominent
CaA0 county farmer. and xhosn cass