The Red Cloud chief., 1922-11-16

III llt Stdte W give Tree HleulCill treat
ment and hospital are to the sick
and poor.
A lodge OF the Order of the Eastern
Star has been organized at Otoe.
University Place boys celebrated
halloween by incarcerating a COW in
the city Jail.
The American Legion Post at Peru
will celebrate Armistice day with a
free barbecue and round up"
More than half of the University
of Nebraska students attended Lin
coin churches on Il recent Sunday.
Shortage of cars will cause the loss
by freezing of nearly 100000 bushels
Of potatoes in sheridan county alone.
Guy Wilson of Galloway suffered
severe injuries when the mule team
he was driving ran away, throwing
him against a fence.
An estimated loss Of $4,000 was
sustained by the Columbus Auto com
pany in Il fire which destroyed its
plant at that place.
Edgar ID. Wilson was accidentally
shot and killed at Ashland when the
gun he was carrying ON his return
from Il hunting trip exploded when
he fell from II horse.
Under the direction of Prof. J.. j.
Fiala, leader of the Tecumseh Mill.
tary band, an all-Nebraska concert is
to be given in that place some time
this month. Only compositions by
Nebraska writer's will be played.
The state railway commission has
been advised by the Burlington rail
way company that 1t will send 30 to
10 refrigerator cars to the western
part of the state TO assist In the move
ment of potatoes to the market.
A peculiar accident that resulted
in the breaking of three plate glass
windows at Nebraska City occurred
when the chain on the rear wheel
of Il car broke and threw particles
of the chain through the windows.
Otto Wolf, who recently retired as
Danish vice consul for Nebraska, has
been honored by the Danish govern
ment and decorated with the order
of knight of the order of Dame
brog," in appreciation Of his nearly
twenty years of service.
Two thousand, five hundred keys,
each bearing a name plate and the
blue and white Creighton university
emblem, have been ordered by the
Omaha Chamber of Commerce for dis
t,;l.,;n, nn,n,r ,ln I,n;nhtnn Alumni
on Homecoming day, November IS.
More than 1900 technically trained
persons, according to reports to the
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture, are employed In studying farm
ing problems I'm the United States
agricultural experiment stations. In
1921, 400 publications were issued
containing results of their work.
While scores Of pedestrians were
traversing the main street of Falls
City during the quest for election
news, a robber entered the Penny de-
partment store and made of with
about $4,000 In merchandise. The
goods were packed In ten %suitcases
stolen from the store. The loot was
almost entirely wOmen's silk apparel.
Disabled ex-service men who served
in the world wal and wish to get vO
cational training must make applica'
ton before December 20. 1922, accord
ing to an announcement made by l.
A. Crandall, sub-district manager OF
the United States Veterans bureau
James Brezevsky of Creighton won
the high honors in the Knox County
Boys and Girls Pig club. In the con
test, each boy or girl was to feed d
pig for I'D days and keep careful
record of the gain and the cost OF
such gain. Brezevsky's pig gained
l 1.16 pounds per day at II cost OF
3 1-6 cents per pound.
While driving from his farm home
to Table Rock. Rex Graham, a youns
farmer near Pawnee City. ran his ca
over a grey wolf, injuring it so badl.
that he was able to kill 1t with {
club.
While working In his corn field
Fred Roller, a farmer near Daykin
discovered a peculiar bird scurryinl
over the ground. Mr.. Roller finall!
succeeded in capturing it, 1t seemed
to be a species of eagle and had beef
shot through the breast in such la
ner as to make flying impossible, Thu
bird measured 6 IT. 91a inches from
tip to tip of wings.