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TIHItTyTHIlE13 TEAKS AGO
The city council ot Hastings Is
jtrcoplns through the dark passage
of a street railway charter.
The Dixon rouaty Ja.l Iiai but one
inmate.
The railroad will probably rcnch
Ord by July 15.
Corn ecllinc In Fairmont ot 12
cents a bushel.
The cocoonery at Beatrice contains
200.000 silk worms.
Tennessee pa ties will establish a
distillery at Hat tie Creek.
Wealthy gentlemen ate erecting a
large livery barn at Lyons.
A new county Is to be formed out
of the southeast corner of Custer.
Chadron has an organized fire de
partment with a membership of fifty.
Dlaine county has been organized,
with Brewster as te county seat.
L. II. Rust of Red Cloud claims to
liave picked 3,042 boxes of straw
berries from one acre this season.
Indian Agent Wright has received
orders to expel all white men not
married to Indian women from Rose
Dud agency.
Fremont county ranchmen are tMs
year paying a great deal of attention
to alfalfa raining, to the exclusion of
srain.
Crete is harvesting vast quantities
of Ice from the Blue river and ship
ping it to surrounding towns.
The town council of Tecumseh has
closed up three saloons, causing a
loss to the treasury of $2,100 a year.
James Nelson, of Batsora, Ord
county, was thrown from his horse
on the lonely prairie last week and
frozen to death.
Several Tlattsmouth lads broke
open and robbed a freight car of 360
boxes of matches. The parental
switch was put into action.
The tramp nuisance continues
-worrying the men and frightening
the women of Blair. A fluent poul
tice of sole leather would prove a
wonderful disinfectant.
A riattsmouth widow has a
monkey that gets drunk every night,
and she says that if it would only
snore in Its sleep it would be a good
substitute for her late husband.
O'Neil's ccurt liouso continues to
attract the attention of public of
ficials of economical tendencies. For
elze, convenience and cost it Is a
model for young and growing coun
ties. The court room will seat 500
persons.
A mad dog raided Battle Creek,
Madlr.on county, l;:i-t week mil bit
two cows, a colt and a dog before It
was dispatched. There animals were
on George Harmon's farm and nil
died. Mr. Harmon was bitten by the
colt Just before its deith, nml prive
fears are felt of the consequences.
A proposition has been submitted I
120,000 In bonds In aid of the Union
Pacific extension.
Schuyler sent two youthful toughs
to the reform school last Saturday.
They were charged with stealing
luTrb r and coal.
A gurglar was caught in the act of
loading himself with "weepins" in a
gun store In Walioo, and tendered
the freedom of the Jail.
Residents of Broken Bow and An
sel mo threaten to run a hack line in
opposition to the caboose end cattle
train accommodations afforded by
the railroad.
A Nebraska City bachelor declares
that the girls down there are so anx
ious to get married that a man "so
homely that the reflection of his face
will dent a new milk pan," can get a
dozen offers in a day without asking
And yet that wrinkled crust of use
lessness has waded through fifty
years, blissfully unconscious of the
Joys of home and children. The girls
should stab him to death with hair
pins. John Barintho left North Tlatte
Inst Friday to walk to his homestead
eighteen miles distant, in the teeth of
a cutting norther. He was advised
not to start, but; disregarding the
warning, he left that city at 11
o'clock, and must have wandered in
the storm all day and at night Fri
day. Becoming cold and bewildered,
he took off his scarf, folded it for a
pillow, and laid down to die. His
body was found Sunday about three
miles from his home. The remains
were taken to Grand Island for
burial.
ANGORA
Mrs Claude Atwell Is reprted ill
at her home east of the depot.
Geo. A. Dane left for his home at
Cairo Saturday morning after a few
days stay with relatives.
J. R. Kelly arrived this week from
Omaha.
George Felrl spent the week end
In Angora for a very good reason. Ho
couldn't get out to his home on ac
count of the storm.
Mis Verginta Rosenburger was in
Alliance between trains Thursday.
School was closed Monday and
Tuesday of this week account of the
bad weather.
The Bert Setlcr family were in
Bridgeport shopping last week.
George Mlsek, wife and children
attended Catholic Mlnslon at Bridge
port Thursday night.
Number of cases of chicken pox
are reported In this community but
none of the victims have been ser
iously ill.
John Sharpman lost a cow and calf
In the storm Sunday.
W. V. Dove shipped In four cars of
cattle Friday evening from Denver,
which he had to hold In the stock
yards until Wednesday account of
the snow.
P. B. McCauley, W. N. Thompson,
W. R. McCrofky and J. W. Perkins
served on the election board Tuesday
The day passed very quietly with but
few votes cast.
W. N. Thompson has returned
from a business trip to Omaha.
B, M. Kelly spent the week end In
Alliance.
Many of the farmers around An
gora, while greatly Inconvlenced by
the recent snow are rejoicing that
the moisture will greatly benefit the
spring crops.
Several farmers and stockmen
have sustained Iobscs this week ac
count of the snow storm. Bert Hutch
in son lost six head of cattle and Tom
King several head.
The Poultry meeting which was to
have been at the Kelly home Wednes
day has been postponed until May,
The exact date will be announced
later.
The Trl C'a met last Saturday with
Mrs. James W. Perkins. The after
noon was spent in cards. At four
o'clock the hostess served a delight
ful two course lunch consisting of
creamed chicken in patties, nut
bread, sandwiches, tomato and cu
cumber salad, wafers, pineapple
whip, Baited almonds and coffee. The
table was decorated in pink and
white carnations. Mrs. Perkins al
ways entertains in a charming man
ner and this time seemed to be the
nicest of all. The club meets with
Mrs. W. N. Thompson May 6.
Senior class ilay "Safety First'
conies April 23. 41
Owing largely to wood alcohol and
experiments in home made booze,
the fool killer expects to be pretty
busy for a while. '
The deported reds have announced
they intend to work in Russia to
bring about revolution in the United
States. However they may not find
absent treatment as effectual as they
threatened it will be. At least, we
have scored strongly in getting rid
of them.
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Kansas City, Mo. (Junel2)
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