Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
CALLS STATE CONVENTION
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seventy-flve head of horses. They will be
disposed of at various towns throushout
Illinois.
. BEATRICE-It began raining here this
morning at an early hour A heavy rain
would do immense damage to the wheat
crop in Gage county at present
T. BEATR1CE-Yes esterday Fred Berg of
Nicola. Ia, purchased the St. Louis meat
market, for the last nineteen years con-
NORFOLK-After several months of in
vestigation throughout the state, the city
council at Wisner has decided to install an
there. 1t will be owned by the city
BEATRICE-The school year at the Me-
braska Institution for Feeble Minded Youth
closed today, and a pleasing entertainment
of music and recitatons was given by the
school department of the institution.
FREMONT-John Garrison has brought
suit in the district court against John e,
Andrews for libel, placing his damages al
$1,000 The action grows out of an article
published by defendant over his signature
in local paper.
BEATRICE-Otto Langley, an employe
of the Dempster factory had part of the
second finger on his left hand cut
off and the third badly mangled by get
ting them canght in the gearing of a we'll
machine yesterday
BEATRICE-Miss Donna Begole enter
tanned company of thirty last night in
Miss Ethel Perkins of Lincoln, Miss Har-
riett Milliman Of Logan, Ia, and Miss
squire OF COuncN BUTTS.
YORK-The city of York is to have a new
gas company. 1t has also absorbed the
York Electric Light and Power company
This company win have q capital stock Of
Mr.. Pfeffer of this city, manager.
BEATRICE-Sampies of wheat left in
town by number of farmers of this To-
cality who are engaged in harvesting this
week show the grain to be OF an excellent
quality The yield In some fields will run
as high as thirty-tive bushels to the acre.
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western yards was broken into last night
and some clothing and shoes taken. The
guilty party left an old suit of clothes and
a pair of shoes in the car and used good
judgment in selecting the quality of goods
to take.
BEATRICE-The Home Circle of Enter
prise Rebekah lodge No. 8, Independent Or
der of odd Fellows, held an open meeting
last night. which was largely attended. An
interesting musical and literary program
was rendered, after which refreshments
were served.
BEATRICE-word was received here yes
terday OF the death of Jacob Naylor, a
occurred at the home of his son near
Chadron, Neb., a few days ago. The re-
mains were inferred at his home near
TECUMsEH-sherifr w. H. Cummings re-
ceived a telephone message to be on the
outlook for team Of horses which were
this time the officer has been unable to
spot any suspicious looking individuals
with strange teams
MCooK-The splendid growth being
made by McCook In population Is clearly
| indicated by the returns just made by the
school enumerator. He hnds there are
this year, as against $50 last year, or a
gain OF eighty-two over last year.
TABLE ROCK-The school election this
year passed off this week and a levy Of 25
mills was made. DR.. w. II, Wilson, who
has just completed ris 'curth term on the
board. was elected to succeed himself, DR.,
ballot and ISS succeeds eds Mrs {. h. b. Murphy. Sa' i"
YORK-Mr. Harris NJ Childs OF this city
has been appointed by Governor Mickey TO
serve on the State Board Of Education for
came entirely unexpected to Mr.. Childs, but
Is probably due 10 the governors personal
acquaintance with him. Mr.. Childs accepts
the honor.
YoRK-York county was visited by a
downpour of rain to the amount OF two
and a half inches accompanied by consid-
damage is reported by hail, but otherwise
there Is no, serious damage. The wheat
stu promises 70 be good yield and Of an
| excellent quality.
BEATRICE-Mrs. L. H, wilber OF this
| city, state deputy Of the Royal Neighbors
| OF America, was stricken with an attack
| OF heart trouble yesterday, and for time
| II was thought she could not survive. A
physician was summoned ana administered
improving slowly.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The harvesting OF
/ wheat has begun In this county and farm
| ers say the wheat will make more bushels
past, The heads are unusually large and
! full. while the straw Is very weak and a
heavy storm during the next ten days
| would do a great amount Of damage.
TABLE ROCK-The following officers
| have been Installed this week at regular
/ meeting OF the Masonic lodge OF this place
\ SpssS.Gh; psIS;s WI N RSse0s % & F.Iisls 1iSh 8 W.
| urer; James Ttllotson, secretary; q. y. Sut-