Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-07

lahan as auctioneer, will be held by o. 2.
Mickey, the governors son. wednesday,
December 49, when the governor and his
cattle of the Scotch and Scotch Topped
Shorthorn, all of them pedigreed.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Joseph Martin was
ing that her brother, Lee Carpenter, a
brakeman on the Burlington and until re-
Gently a resident Of Beatrice had been seri-
ously injured while switching in the yards
at Milford. Carpenter was taken to Lin
coin for treatment.
PLAINVIEW-A revival of unusual in
church in Plainview, Neb. Between fifty
and sixty conversions are reported to date.
Rev. ]. p. Yost, the pastor, is conducting
the revival upon Christian business prin-
ciples, and the church is gratifed with the
spiritual awakening now being realized.
GRAND ISLAND-The kick of a COW is
not very often serious, but while working
among his cattle Juregen Claussen, Ger
man farmer, was yesterday struck by an
eccentric female bovine and received a
fracture Of both bones of the left limb.
The fracture Is a severe one and Mr.. Claus
sen will not be able to be about for sew
eral months.
GRAND ISLAND-The school board of
this city in regular session last evening by
resolution instructed the secretary to draw
a history of the bonds and advertise for
bids for 100000 IA per cent bonds to run
purpose OF building a new high school
building The bids are to be in hand by
january los lSO6.
GRAND ISLAND-The members OF d.
vision No. 49, Brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen, by resolution in their meeting
at North Platte, extended their kindest
appreciation of the genial and gentlemanly
treatment of ex-District Foreman M III.
Wilkins, recently resigned, the resolutions
being written in hand by an artist and
beautifully bound in silk.
BEATRICE Manettia camp No. 40,
Royal Neighbors, elected the following Of
ncers last night; Emma Savage, oracle
Mona Childs, vice oracle; Ellen Dole. chan
cellor; Alice Woods, recorder; Nora Ar
mold, receiver; Frances Atwater, marshal
Laura Nudge, outer sentinel; Nora Rambo,
inner sentinel; e. f. Wilt, manager for
three years; Drs. Fall, Love ana Studley,
physicians.
NORFOLK - Earl Fairbanks and Bert
Luke, the two youths arrested here last
summer after number of mysterious fires
charged with arson at the time, were fined
so each and costs yesterday in district
changed to attempting to burn barn OF
stable" to which they pleaded guilty. This
is not a penitentiary onense.
BEATRICE-Deputy United States Mar
shall Moore of Omaha visited Beatrice to-
day and served Injunction papers on County
! Treasurer w. w. Wright to restrain him
from Issuing distress warrants against the
Burlington agent for the collection of the
1906 taxes against the Burlington company
which became due December /. The writ IL
returnable December 26 in the federal court
GRAND ISI4AND-While Clerk Hum.
phrey OF the local postoffice was making
up mail recently he spied in the letter
receiving box a we'll developed and very
alive tarantula- The poisonous vermin wa'
dispatched without unnecessary delay. IT.
| arrival In the box can only be explained
I upon the theory that IL has been I'm tbs
| building for several years, wholesale frui
| house having formerly occupied part Of
the building. The fruit house vacated sew
eral years ago.
| TABLE ROCK-Captain r. p. Jenningi
has purchased the stock and fixtures OF tn
I Bicknell cafe aud hotel at this place and
has assumed charge. Mrs. Bicknell hai
moved TO her little home which her hus
which to start in business. No word hal
yet been heard from Bicknell and as he 4
/ behind with the Bell Telephone company 1
/ is not thought he will return. II Is under
! stood that the Bell people will try to locat
/ him and will place detectives on his trail.
| Neutrality-suspicious. lodge No 1856, An
| Client Order of United Workmen. met an,
| elected the following officers last night
| Charles Treadwell, past master workman
4 James A. Baer, master WORKMAN, w.
| Spencer, foreman; william p Dole, over
/ seer; William 5. McAvOy, recorder; r. ]
/ Woodring. hnancier; DR.. A. II. Felch, re
| ceiver; ]. w. Ashenfelter guide: w. II
strong, outside Waterman; j. w. Ashen
| felter. third trustee: Drs. A. II. Felch c
p Fall medical examiners.
| PIAATTsMOUTH-The new steam heating
/ plant for the Nebraska Masonic home ma
| arrived from Detroit, Mich. Its weight 4
| 1900 pounds and the purchase price wa
1900. There are eighty-four radiators
room In both tha old and nam buildings