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W. G. Seeley
and Family
W.G. Seeley and family are about
to remove to Broken Bow, at which place he is to take charge of the Foster &
Smith lumber yard.
This town will regret
to lose Mr. Seeley and his estimable family.
Mr. Seeley is a good business man and what may be termed a hustler, and
under his management the lumber business of that company at this place has
prospered.
The family have many
accomplishments and will be greatly missed in church work and in social
circles.
We wish them an equal measure
of success and prosperity in their new home.
Central City Republican
Transcribed
and Contributed by: Melody
Berry
Pioneer Hangs Himself 
S. F. Clark, Aged Resident of Silver Creek, Ends Life.
Sllver Creek, Neb., July 3. - S. F. Clark aged sixty years,
an old resident of the Platte valley in Polk county, committed suicide by
hanging. He took a piece of rope from a hayfork in the barn of C. E. Wamsley,
entered the hay loft of Mr. Wamsley's barn, tied the rope to a rafter, and strangled
himself to death. The body was discovered shortly afterward by Mr. Wamsley, who
cut it down, but was unable to resuscitate the suicide. He had been mentally
unbalanced for some time past.
The
Alliance Herald (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.), July 08, 1909, page 3
Transcribed and contributed by: Terry Dicken
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