The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-25
BRIEF NEWS OF NeeRAsKA

n volunteer UTe uepdItmcut uoe
been organized at Peru.
The Nebraska NJ. E. conference was
held at Lincoln last week.
Efforts are being made to reorganise
the Y. NJ. c. A. at Kearney.
Efforts are being made to reopen
the Paddock hotel at Beatrice.
The Central States Orthopedic soci
ETY. will meet in Lincoln next month.
Work has begun on the $4,000
waterworks extension at Columbus.
The next meeting OF the state feder'
alton OF labor will be held at Lincoln.
New steel fire \escapes are being
placed ON the Paddock theater at Bea
trice.
Isaac N. Clarke anu wife celebrated
their golden wedding at Sutton last
week.
Work is progressing on the reser.
voir of the city water works at Clay
Center
The Nebraska synod Of the German
Lutheran church held a session at Lin.
coin last week
Fire in the poultry house Of s. B
Sorenson at Hastings cremated over
5000 chickens.
X. r.. Kirkpatrick was thrown from
horse near Morrill, and died from
| injuries received.
Fred Markell OF Nebraska City is IL
a dangerous condition from an attack
| OF ptomaine poisoning.
| nvor EOO ctndonte w,ro In ottopd.
ance at the first convocation hour at
the Peru normal school.
" The German Lutheran church has
assumed charge OF the United Breth.
rem hospital at Beatrice.
A country club has been organized
at Madison. with membership Of
over nifty representative citizens.
c. A. Hudnall. a farmer near Friend
is dead from injuries received when
he was attacked by vicious bull.
Henry Lueck, who was injured in a
runaway at Nebraska City. is par
alyzed and his recovery is doubtful
Roy Holstein, a ball player at Stan
ton, was seriously wounded when q
revolver he was examining exploded.
Joints at Chapel have been receiv
ing the attention OF the anti.saloon
league. and are considerably worked
up.
Gertrude Imhoff, three-year.old
Columbus child, was killed when she
fell from 'teeter board" at tha,
place.
Citizens OF Fairbury are circulating
petitions for special election to sc
cure the commission form OF govern
ment.
The annual convention OF the Wo
mems Christian Temperance Union o.
Nebraska is in session at Fremont thi,
week.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance com
parry OF Scottsbluff has filed incor
poration papers with the secretary o
state.
Charles Hickey, a very heshy man
Is dead from heart failure, resultin,
from the excitement Of a ball game q
Johnson.
George w. Kline Of the publicit!
bureau OF the state board Of agricul
ture has been appointed editor OF tn
Nebraska Farm Journal at Omaha.
The committee in charge Of tn,
Ger man day celebration at Lincoln
Oc, ober 15 and 16. anticipate large
attendance than ever before In its his
, tory.
: &. NJ. Bobbitt, southwest OF Alma
, has discovered on his farm an endles
amount OF moulders sand. so locate
that It will be an easy matter to har
!, die the product
The Fremont city council has pu
!. tie ban on the airgun, making II a
serious an offense to carry an al
|, weapon or fire It in the city limits a
10 carry or discharge real firearms.
Under the Nebraska state law duck
And geese can be killed up until o,
tober 1st. 1918. On October 1st tn
!: federal game law goes into effec
. This law permits no hunting o
!, streams except during the months {
: November and December OF each yea
The canning season at Fremont
said to have been one OF the best !
years. over 10000 cans OF corn bein
the output.
Some one with a sweet tooth brok
INTO the bakery Of Charles Hostig 9
Kenesaw and carried of a quantity {
. sandy. cakes and cookies.
Owing to the good crop prospect
here Ia considerable building, paintin
5 II farm buildings and general improv
, nents in the vicinity OF Albion.
All professional horse races hav
u oeen cancelled by the Gage county IA
+ management and only Gage count
= horses will be permitted to enter.
The Superior fire department vi
aold n fall festival and exposition I
that place beginning October 6.
York will entertain the state feder
, ton OF women's clubs October
y Nearly 800 delegates are expected.
. The body of A. w. McCurry.