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Auburn,
Neb., July 27 (Special)
District
Court at Auburn
District
couort opened here again yesterday
morning, with a jury in atttendance
and Judge Stull
presiding.
The
case of the state against Ben S.
Smith, a burglary case for the stealing
of an axe is on
trial.
The defendant is also held
as guilty of assisting in the care
of surplus hogs in the vicinity
of
Brownville.
It
is understood that the state will
take action on the hog stealing
counts if it fails to convict
for
burglary. Court will be in
session all week.
Nebraska State Journal, Wednesday
Morning, July 28, 1897
Shot
While Hunting
Brownwille,
Neb., March 5 - special
Harry
Wilkinson and Charles Kauffman went
duck hunting on a bar in the Missouri
River
this evening. Wilkinson's gun
was accidentally discharged, the whole
charge entering
Kauffman's ankle. Amputation was
necessary.
Morning
World Herald - March 6, 1891
High
School Graduates
Young
People Get Diplomas at Several Nebraska
Towns
Special
Dispatches to the World Herald
Auburn,
Nebraska -- The juniors of the Aurburn
High School gave a novel entertainment
last evening in the new opera house.
The program consisted of a short
class exercise by the juniors, a burlesque
on the senior class, in its characters
stormy
meetings and a burlesque on the entire
graduating exercises of Thursday evening.
Omaha
World Herald - May 27, 1900
Johnson
P. Hoover
Nemaha, Neb. March 12
The right arm of Johnson P. Hoover has been amputated on
account of a cancer. Hoover is a prominent farmer and stock
raiser.
source: Custer County Republican March 15, 1900
edition
Transcribed
and contributed by: Melody Beery
Happenings at Howe 
Mrs. E. J. Tucker visited inAuburn
last week.
The
Sylvan trio gave a very good musical performance at the church Tuesday.
A
little child of F. H. Morris is very sick with catarrhal fever.
Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Buck are visiting friends in town.
L. R.
Cheney of the Stella Press was in town Friday.
Miss
Ella Benefiel visited in Auburn Friday.
F. H.
Morris was in Stella Thursday.
Brance
Beck and W. P. Hinds will move toOklahoma
in a short time.
Omaha World Herald –25 Jan. 1897
Transcribed and contributed by: Marla Zwakman
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