Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-15

the institute. He was cut severely about
the face and sustained two ugly gashes
across the left breast.
SEWARD-At the last statement of the
several banks of the county, there was on
deposit the sum of $1,3lS SIS. so, with three
small banks to hear from.
CRETE-The, Modern Woodmen drill
team of this city has been drilling almost
daily for weeks ana will participate in the
national contests at Milwaukee next week.
SEWARD-Albert Searles, who is an en-
Move az a teIenhone line gang while in
swimming, cut his foot on a broken lantern
globe so severely that surgical aid was
necessary.
SEWARD-Thomas Moody, local char
acter, threw a hammer at Paul Armstrong,
breaking his nose. He was arrested and
received sixty days
.BEATRICE-A committee representing
the Beatrice volunteer Fire department
held meeting last night and decided that
the fremen would celebrate the Fourth of
July here this year.
CHADRON-In district court this week.
the case against Edward M. Mcfarland, in
which the jury failed to agree last week,
is being tried before a new jury. He is
charged with cattle stealing
every second or third day here and all
vegetation is growing rank The alfalfa
waiting for Tie to dry ous
BEATRICE-Mrs. Maria Fritzen, wife of
John Fritzen, prominent German farmer
years. Deceased leaves a husband and six
children, the youngest only ten days old.
PLATTsMoUTH-Per Bernell, colored,
| bling a car on the Missouri Pacific, were
| sentenced to the penitentiary this after
noon by Judge lessen T. Berneli was given
| CHADRON - About twenty-five Eagles
| went to Crawford to assist in organizing
an aerie there, they port a good time
| cavalry band was in attendance, the whole
affair closing with banquet and dance.
| CHADRON-At a meeting of the city
council, it was decided to accept propo-
sition to buy up the water bonds They
have tf9n trying F for sp tRS au fgh months mGqsa
it will mean at least III per cent to the
SEwARD-Assessor Terwiliger has fin
finds that there is s166,553 worth of real
estate and s217.l1S worth Of personal prop
| erty. The value of personal property was
increased over last year something like
! $4,000
SEWARD-The Teachers institute of the
county is now in session. United States
Senator Burkett will speak at the Congre-
gatonal church Thursday evening. State
! Superintendent of Education J. L. Nc
Brien will speak at the institute also, as
| will Adrian Nemens.
sEWARD-Three Seward lads caused a
good deal of anxiety Monday by taking a
freight train for parts unknown. The
| parents feared they were drowned in the
Blue river, as it had been their intention
to go swimming. The depot director at
Lincoln detained them at the police station
until their parents could go after them.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is to have a
Fourth of July celebration. The celebration
| will be under the direct supervision of the
Commercial club and business men. Many
new new "a and attractive % features have 6ee9 On
| forty uniformed musicians has been Sc
cured: It is purposed by the citizens in
| SEWARD-Complaint was filed Monday
charging Charles Slonecker, c. Ryan and
Charles sharek of Utica with assaulting
Tnk,. AL 20 wIaI, III
arose from an attempt to get bet on a
horse race at Staplehurst last Sunday
after the base & ball game between Utica and
before Judge Gladwish Tuesday and were
fined.
YORK-The funeral Of Miss Blanche
CASTLE, the young woman who committed
suicide in this city last Friday evening.
took place at her fathers residence, four
forenoon The baccalaureate sermon which
was to take place last Sabbath was
omitted, and the graduating exercises will
be an occasion of sorrow and regret, rather
than joyful occasion.
BEATRICE-The work of the deputy as
SCISSORS in Gage county has been com
pleted as regards personal taxes, and the
returns from the different townships were
filed yesterday with the County Board OF
equalization. The total valuation of Gage
county is placed at $7,sssOlO, as against
The Cf earce af is sve4
at sI8sis.es6. an increase over last year OF
YORK-The Alumni association Of the
York High school met in annual session las
3 night for the transaction OF business and
, the election of officers: 1t was decided, ii
1 view OF the melancholy circumstances at
r tending the commencement season, to post
pone the annual banquet of the association
indefinitely. The election Of ofiieers for tn,
o. Stewart, president; Gertrude King, vice
president; Jessie Power, secretary; r. ]
McCloud, treasurer.
CHADRON-FOr the ensuing wear .tht
following, teachers have been elected fol
the public schools; II. f. Bradford, su
school; Claude Fordyce, assistant princi
pal; Clara Smith, eighth grade; 1illiar
sixth grade; Elsie Sprague. fifth grade; Ju
liza Ingham, fourth grade; Effie Sharp
Grace Ladue, east primary.
CRETE--A farewell reception was ten
dered Professor and Mrs. Walter G.. Rey
evening. Professor Reynolds has been a
the head OF Doanes school of music 70
c6args Of the arS Department and nd it h1 /
has learned that they are soon to depar
has accepted 4, a position as orgHnist an
city
oAKLAND-Oakland lodge No. 81, An
cient Free and Accepted Masons, and Oak
land chapter No. los, Order Of the Easter
hall. Tuesday evening, and Jointly installe
their officers for the ensuing year. At tn
eSnclTsi9n rsfrsshmeats nn, %srs served an
ing are the offcers installed Masons, "
H Meyers. W. NJ. A G. Holmquist. s. w
fetary; A. l. cSil. trressurer fSi Easter ter
Star, Belle Neumann. w. M; A. B. Peder
w p; Jean Myers az, A. M; Ethsi HpPkin, PdIn
B. Gull, conductor; Thea Massman, ass.si
ant conductor,