The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
GRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA

incorporate the village Of Howe.
New wells at Nelson are furnishing
100000 gallons of water per day.
The Zion Evangelical Lutheran
church at Hastings was dedicated last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dinah Rekel Of Beatrice was
found dead in bed, a victim OF heart
trouble.
Fairbury Intends to join the state
league next summer II there is a pos
sible show.
Weaver brothers at Falls City are
packing apples at the rate of 600 bar
rels per day.
The new reservoir at Clay Cen r is
completed and will hold $4,000 gal.
Ions of water.
Nebraskans drew seventy per cent
of the farms at the big land drawing
At North Platte.
The new bridge over the Platte river
opposite North Bend has Just been
thrown open to trave,
The mid.winter sessions Of organ.
lied agriculture wiz be held In Lin.
coin. January 1923. 1914.
Mildred Radcliffe. n twoyear-old
Omaha girl. is dead from eating the
heads Of parlor matches.
The new Carnegie library and Y. NJ
G. A. buildings at Seward have been
thrown open to the public.
After seventeen years of service as
postmaster ~ Greeley. w. r. Morgan
has rendered his resignation.
Rev. ID. J. Eppler of West Liberty,
Iowa. Is to be the new pastor Of the
Christian church ut Fairfield
In a fall from n porch Mrs. Robert
Gibb, near Tecumsch. suffered a com.
round fracture of her left lower limb.
More ice cream cones are made in
Lincoln than in any other city be.
tween Chicago and the Pacific coast.
After being defeated twice before,
water bonds carried by two votes at
| special election held recently at Brun.
ing.
The Hastings fire department made
nine trips to the ruins of the Storz
beer vault which burned there re-
Gently.
Four horses were burned to death by
fire which destroyed barn on tho
farm occupied by Frank Sullivan near
Cortland.
Adam Lemke OF st. Mary lost an
eye when a nail he was driving with
a hammer few out and struck him on
that organ.
Frank Harndon. who shot George
White during a quarrel at Fremont,
has been sentenced to seventy days in
the county Jail.
Little 6-year.old Arthur Kearstedt
of Norfolk inhaled kernel of corn
and choked to death. The corn lodged
In the windpipe.
A remonstrance has been fled with
The Lancaster county clerk against the
granting of saloon license in the
village Of Kramer.
John Sneddon, farmer living
cwelve miles from Lincoln, committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the head with a revolver
Anton Stolling a nineteen.year.old
Endicott boy, fell from a tree while
hunting squirrels and received in.
juries which may result fatally.
Owen Daily OF Lincoln was victor.
ious over Max Brenton OF Iowa in
two out of three falls at a wrestling
match at Lincoln Thursday night
Gus Bushnell OF Hastings collided
with clothes line. which caught him
in the face, with such force that all
OF the teeth OF his upper jaw were
pulled out
"Fainting Bertha" just released
from Ingleside hospital, is in trouble
again--this time at Omaha, where she
was jailed for being Intoxicated on
the street.
The price OF milk in Omaha Ia gen.
orally being raised to Q cents a quart,
cent higher than the prevailing
price heretofore and cents higher
than the current price prior to Octo
ber. 1912.
University athletic officials have re
fused to consider seriously the con.
troversy raised by Kansas over the
playing OF Clinton Ross, negro guard
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Many of the property owners Of Be
atrice are paying their paving tax In
full, although the law allows ten years
time. the deferred payments drawing
6la per cent interest.
There is a great demand for corn
huskers at 4 cents per bushel on the
part~of the farmers in tie territory
tributary to Walthill. At least 20(
men could be given work immediate
ly.
The combined age OF 1872 old folks
who attended the Methodist Sunset
social at the First Presbyterian lrct
at Hastings was 1861 years. an aver
age OF S0i4 years.
Cole Brothers circus has gone into
winter headquarters at willard. N. NJ.
being stranded. This circus was or
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