Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-09

no recourse in case of accidents, which
would very likely mean damage sui i
against the city. 1t is understood the
promoters will soon commence work on
the new gas plant. which will cost about
100000.
BRADSHAw-Owing to the lack OF in
terest taken by farmers and stock grow
living near York, where the county
fair is held, citizens here are proposing
TO hold the next county fair at Bradshaw.
1t is true that nearly all exhibits at this
years county fair came from Bradshaw.
WEST POINT-The democrats have
called their float representative conven-
ton to meet in Pender on October 10.
Twenty eight delegates are called for,
Cunning county having fifteen, Dakota
seven and Thurston six, giving to Cunning
county the clear majority in the conven-
ton.
SCHUYLER--The Lutheran, Episcopal
and Presbyterian churches will all have
new ministers here in the near future. Rev.
MIR. Arnold Of the Presbyterian church
going to New Jersey, Rev. Mr.. Mills of
the Episcopal taking church In Oregon
and Rev. MIR. Rramtisch of the Lutheran
going 10 South Dakota.
FREMONT-The Dodge County Poultry
association held a meeting at the court
house Saturday evening 70 make arrange,
in December. The people interested in
chickens were out in fun force. ]. 3.
Arehard resigned as secITTstssry and TS,r. was
new members of the association were
elected.
FREMONT-The Fremont Women's club
held their first meeting after the sum-
mer vacation Saturday, which was well
attended. The principal number on the
program was the presidents address, by
Mrs. G. II. Hollenbeck, on Progress"
Mrs. W. II. Clemmons and Mrs. b. II.
Aaronson were chosen delegates to the
S sSts tS. v OF M
TECUMSEH-The St, Joseph CONNER
cial club is coming into Nebraska tomorrow
| on a trade boosting excursion. A spe-
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ton carrying the members OF the club.
The train is scheduled for forty minute
stop at Tecumseh and is to reach this
Tecumseh Commercial club is planning
to give the St. Joseph gentlemen a hearty
welcome.
States cavalry, which has been in camp at
| Fort Riley, Kan, most OF the summer
and which expected TO march home, Ia
Fort Dies Moines. Ia, stopping enroute at
: Tecumseh. has proceeded to the last
named place by rail and will not come
/ into Nebraska at this time. The Eleventh
/ ordered by the War department for SER
. vice in Cuba.
CoLUMBUs-Henry Bakenhus was badly
I load of hay to his stock yards and stopped
! to set tre 10 pile Of rubbish. The mules
inc S2d 81 na eVe aid h not re eo fn
I that the hay was on IRE and when he did
| his foot got caught, and in struggling TO
I eNIfltdtG ninSelI ne Itll bdthNdIu lulO Ine
I Are with the result that his whole left side
/ was burned to a blister and his garments
| partly consumed.
] WEST POINTING old National hotel
/ property on Main street, in West Point,
! has been sold and the building is being
] demolished. This Is one OF the oldest
! landmarks In West Point. having been
/ erected in the early SOS. for the accommo-
dalton OF the incoming immigrants WHO
We're settling UP Cunning county at that
I time. The building has had varied
Z history. its OCCUPANCY of late years as =
/ hotel having proved Improbable TO both
/ owners and occupants.
! WEST POINT-Mr and Mrs. Carl
/ Beckenhauer, pioneer settlers OF Cunning
| county, celegrated their golden wedding
| on Sunday. The couple were married In
| Germany nifty years ago and are the
! parents OF ten children, all of whom are
I living and were present to celebrate this
! event. Eighteen out OF the twenty TO =
! living grandchildren were also present
| with the other living relatives. making
| have been residents OF Cunning county
! forty years.
WEST POINT-The Board of Insanity
was confronted, last week, with very
I peculiar case A man was found at the
! railroad station at Bancroft In an uncon.
, scious condition. He was brought to West
Point and placed in the hands of The
sheriff who called the insanity commits.
/ sjoners He could speak but could give
no account of himself. He was deemed
a ut subject for treatment and was takeT
90 Norfolk by Sheriff Malchow, under the
name OF Charles Bagley, that name being
! inscribed upon his effects.
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