Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
NebrasIka New, Note,

Mise Lillian Church were married here last
week.
the Monfelt farm near Barneston, paying
$40 per acre for the land
BEATRICE-It is reported that Swift
and Company are making plans to build
a cold storage plant In this city this fall.
BEATRICEr-Manage wilson of the
Beatrice base ball team has arranged to
play game with the Roca nine here next
Wednesday
BEATRICE-A novel piano recital will
be given here on August 2S by Prof.
Mozer. The program will be rendered In
a park on the Blue river. northwest of
the city.
BEATRICE-A sneak thief entered the
Tanzalin hotel at Wymore during the alb
seaSe of the plight clerk doar and sd the
no clue. trr rs- g- ~
CHADRoN--J. w. White. a leading
stockman fell from, an engine and so
sprained and injured his ankle that he
will be laid up with splints for several
weeks.
CHADRON-It has been decided to hold
the exhibit part of the Dawes county fair
in the shape of a street fair in Chadron,
except as to live stock, which will be on
the fair grounds.
BEATRICE-The old settlers of the Otoe
their settlement at Barneston on August
29. An excellent program has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
BEATRICE-Word was received here
yesterday that o. N. Wheelock, a former
clothing merchant of Beatrice. but later
of Superior Neb., was lying seriously i'll
OF typhoid fever at his home in Loveland,
Colo
CHADRoN-The Dawes county teach
ers' institute will continue for another
week. 1t is being conducted by County
Superintendent Thomas Smith, assisted by
Profs. G. 8. Jones, principal OF the Craw-
ford High school; Albert E. Fisher OF
Beemer and A. A. Reed of Superior.
TECUMSEH-The annual meeting of the
Nemaha Baptist association, the member
ship OF which includes several counties
will be held in Tecumseh Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. 1t is presumed the
attendance will be large and the local
members are making arrangements to en-
tertain many.
CHADRON-John Larkins died of paraly-
sis after being an invalid for ten years.
The deceased was an old citizen here, a
position but highly respected, and an edu-
Gated and cultured man He leaves one
6rStner sr,- In F9SSnestes tSs st M y. VINO VIII be
BEATRICE-Rev ]. L. Young and a
party OF FIVE Gage county residents have
Returned home from a trip to Medicine
they purchased land. Mr.. Young reports
an immense yield OF wheat in that coun-
Try Some Of the grain ties tested as high
CHADRoN-Dr, l.. c.. Davis of the
Chadron City hospital leaves, with his
family, for st. Joseph, Mo-. 70 make his
to be nlled by Dr. Ii. A Brown. who
has spent the past year visiting the lead
ing medical colleges and hospitals OF Eu-
rope and intends to add many improve
ments to Chadron's already well equipped
hospital
CHADRoN-Word has been received
here of the death of Colonel Hugh Cal
lagher at Greensburg, Ind. He was for
meriy the United States agent at Pine
Ridge and a resident here for many years,
but was at his daughters home when he
died. A widow, three sons aud two
daughters survive him. One son, Charles,
under the civil service rules, still remains
at Pine Ridge. The deceased was a
brother Of Alexander NJ. Gallagher of Gin
cinnau.
BEATRICE-The Pickrell Farmers Ele-
vator company held its annual meeting
yesterday and elected these officers; Nj.
| w. Terry president; George ZimmGman,
| vice president; ]. c. Meintz, secretary G.
| H Price treasurer; ]. ID. White, manager;
| IL A BaumaE William Schlake, Charles
| Wrinkle and p. J. Hoyle, directors. Man
ager White reported that during the eight
| months the elevator had been running
about 10000 bushels of grain had been
| handled. The net profits or the business
were 81 800. IL was the sense OF the meet
| ing that no dividend be declared this year
! and that the profits should be used to
/ make improvements about the property and
| enlarge the elevator, the capacity OF which
| has been found too small for the increas-
| ing business.