Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

miles west Of here. for many years. The
funeral will be held Sunday, interment at
Cooper cemetery.
FREMoNT-The Great Northern had six
carloads OF scrapers, rigs and grading
They were Gnioaded and tsKen over 'r'' To-
saunders county. where a gang OF graders
Is already at work.
WEST POINT-Charles f. Toere and
Miss Martha Raasch. prominent young
people Of Beemer, were married yesterday
They will reside on the fine farm of the
groom west Of the river
BURWELI--Mrs. John Schuyler one OF
che old residents OF this county, died at her
home in North Burwell yesterday and was
buried from the Christian church today
heN. G. w. Nichols conducting the service.
She leaves an aged husband and several
grown children.
WEST POINT-Robert Leisy Of wisner
delivered to County Clerk Kaup eight wolf
bounty Of {l.25 each. Henry J. Hartz OF
West Point caught three wolves in the
nils on the east side Of town and received
the bounty OF 1913.
DAKOTA .CITY-Crystal Rebekah lodge
OF this place installed the following officers
az its last meeting, following the exercises
Dierking; vice grand, Mrs. A. e Waldvogle;
secretary Mrs. ID. c. Stihson; treasurer.
Mrs. c. H. Bryant.
GENEVA-SSlver Link Rebekah lodge
No "a, elected the following officers: n
o., Margaret Cross; Y. G., Rachel Aren-
treasurer, Alice sager; financial secretary.
Grace A. Flory; delegate to state assem-
bly,, p. N. G. S. Marcella Flory.
BEATRICE-Mr. Henry Eby and Miss
Stella Smethers of Lanham, this county,
were married Wednesday evening at the
Christian parsonage, Rev. Edgar Price
near Lanham. where the groom in engaged
In farming and stock raising.
ALBLON-On account OF recent horse
stealings meeting was called and quite
largely attended yesterday evening for the
purpose of organizing an anti-horse thiev-
valuable mare about ten days ago OF
which no trace can be found.
BEATRICE-The case against w. H. Pat
more, district manager Of the Nebraska
Telephone company at this point. who is
charged with the malicious destruction Of
property by c. NJ. Mcneil, manager of the
Home company, was called in Judge In
July IA.
lYoRK-Yorly county reported an increase
of $1A,0OO in its assessed valuation to the
State Board of Assessment last Thursday
The total assessment for the county this
turns show that over $780, 600 has been ex-
pended within the last year In improve
ments to real estate.
NORFOBK-Ten more men patients were
transferred from the Lincoln hospital for
the insane to Norfolk last night. The BAD
ance OF the $50 who will be accommodated
here will arrive about the middle OF the
month. The furniture for the new asylum
| has not yet arrived, although 1t has been
| ordered. The steel ceilings are still to come
| also.
ALBION-Shertfr Clark, who left here
| several days ago in search of the girls who
/ ran away from PlainView some weeks ago
| and have since been wandering over the
country dressed in mems clothing, returned
father of the girls. who is nearly distracted
| on account of the mysterious actions Of
| his daughters, is still here.
| WEST POINT-The West Point Board Of
Education has contracted for the purc ha So
| of four lots adjoining the school grounds
| in West Point, which will extend the area
| The city council will be asked to vacate one
| block of public street between the present
| which will make the school property two
| blocks I'm area
WEST POINT-The death is announced OF
! Louis Gatzemeyer, a pioneer settler and
| one of the most prominent citizens of Ban
| croft township, at the age of 6s. The de-
! ceased came from Canada with his brothers
| in 1867 and homesteaded land near Ban
! croft, upon which he resided up to a few
years ago. He leaves large family of
| grown sons and daughters. He was buried
Yesterday in the Bancroft cemetery under
| Catholic auspices.
WOOD RIvER-The following officers
We're installed in the Independent Order of
| Odd Fellows lodge here last evening by
| District Deputy Grand Master w. ]. Vos-
bough Of Kearney: s. M Nelson, y. G.; j.
| G. Burkerd V. G.; George w. Miller, Sec
| rotary; David Barrick, treasurer; A c.
| White, warden, w. s. Warren, l. G. The
| semi-annual statement of the lodge shows
a large increase in membership and the
! lodge is in splendid condition financially.
After the installation refreshments were
| served.
| NORFOLK-The remains Of George Dun
! gan, the young travelling salesman from
| Lincoln who was killed near there under
| meath his automobile were brought to Nor
| folk for burial beside those OF his mother.
| The death of DUNCAN was double tragedy
| in way, as he was killed practically upon
| his wedding eve. Within the next week he
was to have been married, his fiiancee being
| among the funeral attendants here. He
was part owner of the machine and was
| attempting to leap bad hole in the road
| at the time the auto turned over on him.
| FREMONT-Ila Abrahams, a 17-months-
! old child OF ]. w. Abrahams, a farmer
| living about ten miles southeast, was bitten
! on the wrist by a rattlesnake few days
soon after Is recovering. The baby was
playing near the pump when her mother
I heard her scream. Seeing what had hap
| pened the woman was so overcome VIII
terror that she tainted. The child's wrist
and arm had swollen to a large size before
help was obtained. Rattlesnakes are more
numerous than usual on the prairies this
season.
OAKLAND-The following officers of
Oakland lodge No. 245 Independent order
of odd Fellows were installed Friday even
ing by Deputy Grand Master NJ. D. Willert
| of Tekamah: c. A. Hawley, n. G.. Frank
Jackson, V. G.; Aud Anderson, W.; Vic
! Weander, c.; p. Palmer, r. s. n. G.; John
| Larson, L. S. n. G.; John Hanson, r. s.
V. c.; Aud Olson, l.. S. V. G.; Charles
Larson, o. G.; William Chandler l, G. The
Rebekahs installed the following on Mon
day night: Mrs w. d. Smith N. G.; Mrs
Aud Anderson, V. c.; Miss Mary Peterson
secretary; Mrs. Peter Bund, treasurer.
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