The Red Cloud chief., 1912-10-24
sH,sf NEWS or NEBRASKA

AH0 NcUTdbhb uUIHTy dSsOCidtiO0
will hold It's annual session at Lin.
coin, October 30 and 81.
Charles 1lgenfritz, q York boy. fell
under q moving train at Sarsonville
and was instantly killed.
Andrew White, at Lyons, has q cot,
ton field In bud, some in blossom and
some with matured cotton.
Watts Kob. who was accidentally
shot and wounded while out hunting
near West Point. 10 recovering.
Father Grove, . Catholic priest
under the diocese Of Lincoln for
twenty-five years. 10 dead at Friend.
The retail merchants OF York have
organized an association for the pur.
pose of better protecting their inter.
ests.
Investigation Of conditions at the
the dismissal of Superintendent Rad.
cliff.
John Vogel, aged As, q ranchman,
died at his home near Alliance from
the effects of q fall from q haystack
two weeks ago.
While practicing football, Randall
Cozier. freshman in the Aurora
high school, had his leg broken just
above the ankle.
The annual convention Of the Epis
copal diocese Of Nebraska will be held
at Christ church, Central City, No
vember 5, 6 and Z.
Frank iamrnick. 17-year-old
Clarkson boy, accidentally shot OF
two fingers while hunting. Several
shot lodged in his face.
The Southeastern Nebraska Dental
association will hold its annual meet.
ing in the commercial club rooms in
Beatrice. October 22 and %.
In round numbers there is now on
deposit in Lincoln banks $4,000 which
has been deposited In the United
States postal savings bank.
The gospel mission, which Is being
conducted at the Methodist church at
limerick, Is meeting with great sue.
cess. Numbers are being converted.
T. j. Traut, a switchman. slipped
from box car in the Burlington yards
at Lincoln and the instep and toes of
his right foot were crushed by car
wheel
Plans are maturing for the develop
ment of the rich potash find in Sheri.
dan county. analysis by the govern.
ment and other chemists showing that
the big find is commercially profit
able one
During the past four quarters the
amount OF stamp cancellation at the
Deshler p0stoffice has exceeded the
amount required for third class of.
tice and commencing January l, 1918.
the office will be so rated.
Mary Kuntz, a German girl OF fifteen
and the daughter of II. Kuntz of Scots
Bluff. was assisting In the work in the
beet fields Saturday and suddenly
came upon a snake, which SO fright.
ened her that she died from the nerv
GUS shock.
The funeral services of John c.
Meints. who was killed by fall at
Lincoln, were held Monday afternoon
and were attended by neighbors and
friends at his old home at Pickrell,
and also from Beatrice. where he was
well known.
BloOdhounds were brought into play
Saturday evening in an effort to locate
q thief who crawled through O rear
window at J. c. Acton's store at Ere.
mont and went through the pockets
OF the women clerks coats which
hung in dressing room.
Fritz Kosl0wski. q Beatrice fireman,
was severely hurt and had a narrow
escape from death by being thrown
from wagon which passed over him
diagonally across his waist. An ugly
wound was inflicted in his side, two
ribs were broken and he was severely
bruised. I
Mrs. Arnold Schneider. q Fremont
woman, was struck by an automobile
driven by farmer and fatally in.
jured. Mrs. Schneider. who weighs
nearly 300 pounds. was rolled for
forty feet in front Of the automobile.
Her head was badly hurt.
Apple picking around Peru pro-
crosses slowly on account OF frequent
rains. A shortage Of cars and scare
lty OF pickers also retards the work.
| j. H. Mccain, until recently pub
Usher of the Blade at Byron. Neb.. has
| purchased printing outfit and will
engage in the newspaper business at
Lewiston, Neb. town that has here.
tofore been without paper.
| George. Armstead, father. Of Mrs.
Will Maupin OF. Lincoln. for years a
photographer at North Bend, is dead
at that place at the ago Of 70. Hewa
noted tns violinist. All of his nine
children were with him when he died.
Fred Merkle OF Nebraska City was
Just leaving heavy wire fence about
his hog lot when lightning struck 1t,
burning down two rods Of the fence,
throwing him to the ground and kill.
In gseveral hogs.
"A regular circus. one Of tho biggest