Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

the balance on hand and other resources,
will give the board about $500 for the
school year. 1t was also voted to employ
a third teacher in the high room for half
the year al least and to continue the course
and grades the same as heretofore.
EXETBR-Exeter is preparing for the
on the Fourth of July The big pavilion
is being erected in the center of Main
street, under which the exercises, on the
band will hold forth all day. The main
drawing card will be the ball game between
Beaver Crossing and Geneva for purse
of 800.
MCOOK-The cream business has SC
grown apace In southwestern Nebraska as
to suggest the idea of a milk train to
the people of this section the inevitable
should the Increase continue at the present
rate very much longer. The business at
present is handled by the regular passenger
train No. 5, which is nightly late on ac-
count of the delay in handling the large
cream business of the company.
BEATRICE-Miss Lucille Bloodgood, liv-
ing FIVE miles east of town, came near
day. The team she was driving became
frightened and ran nearly two miles, when
at a farm house, where they were stopped.
The harness was literally torn to pieces
and the buggy pretty badly smashed, but
the young woman escaped unhurt.
AURORA-Today is the mid-week Sabbath
in connection with the union evangelistic
meetings led by Rev. Milford H. Lyon,
in this community such as has not been
seen before in years. Nearly every place
of business in the city has closed for the
day and the great tabernacle is crowded at
each service with earnest listeners. A large
number have professed conversion and ii is
expected there will be still greater results
BEATRICE-The marriage of Miss Nellie
Sparks to Mr.. Frank d. Miller of Table
quah, 1. T., was solemnized last evening
at the Nrl home Of the be- brides parents parents M M
ceremony was performed by Rev. f. Mills
in the presence of about fifty guests. After
a wedding trip OF a few weeks through the
west Mr. and Mrs. Miller will locate at
Tahlequah, where the former is engaged
in the drug business.
BEATRICE-In this city yesterday at
high noon at the home of the brides aunt,
DR.. Julia Starr, occurred the marriage
of Miss Carrie L. Candee of Wallace,
Idaho, to Mr.. Warner Moody. of Casper,
Wyo., Rev. g. w. Crofts officiating. The
ceremony was witnessed by only the rela-
tives of the bride and groom. The young
couple left on an afternoon train for Casper,
where Mr.. Moody is engaged in the prac-
tice OK law.N
PIERCE-At the annual school meeting
at the school house this afternoon Messrs.
d. l.. Upton and NJ. Inheder were again
elected members of the board to succeed
themselves. The reports of Director NJ.
lnhelder and Treasurer Woods Cones were
heard. The treasurer's report showed
balance in the treasury of $2,3O3.9O. Upon
motion it was decided to build new school
house in the northwest corner of the dis
Nine months of school was voted for both
schools.
TEKAMAH-The following officers of Te-
kamah lodge No. 81, Ancient Free and
Masons, We're installed here last
night, Grand Master Melville r. Hope
we'll acting as installing officer: Carr G..
Norseen, w, M; George II: Wixer, s. w;
Harry K; Clark, J; W; Walter N. Hope
treasurer; J. A. Singhaus, secretary;
Claude d. Stout, S. s., +. L. Parmalee,
]. s.. NJ II. Morehouse tyler. After in
5tallation a reception and banquet was
given in honor of Melville r. Hopewell
who was recently elected grand master of
he state of Nebraska. A number from
Craig, Oakland and Lyons were in at
tendance.