Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-27


and tonight a union service was held at
missionary. Alsr ....t
NoRTH PLArrE-The construction OF
the North River line OF the Union Pacific
railroad has been delayed for a couple OF
weeks on account OF the inability 70 get
tie. and the fact that large numbsr OF
been laid on the North Platte river TO a
point west Of .oeallals, or about to the
Lonergran creek. .4
WEST PoINr-steuben lodge No 20. Sons
or Herman, this city installed the follow
ing offieers last Friday evening: Past presi-
dent dent Peter RosSlot,; PRESIDENT Herman man
rotary. Hans Minded; treasurer, Emil Won
Seggern; conductor. Bernard Herman; In
s sSee yssrs ws% RrsSss
ST. PAULA peculiar and fatal accident
two miles west Of Fsrweli last Sunday.
dead. head hrst in the water tank, II 10
supposed that the boy went to drink out
e Che 9Ss supply pipe Leading from The
the heat overpowered him. throwing him
upon his head into the water. In which
position he would quickly drown.
ByATR1CE-The Beatrice Corn mills peo-
pie have let contracts for the building OF
four elevators In this state, from which
they 70 obtain srsR to be used used
ton of the new elevators has not been de-
cided upon, but n r. the intention of the
in the best corn growing sections in the
state. A Lincoln contractor VIII have
charge Of the construction OF the plants.
NORTH PLATTE-Mrs. Arthur Me-
Of this city H the wife Fee Of The presideSt q
the. First National bank Of North Platte.
aid - trous. s sma
the funeral rites were held at Fremont.
her former home. on Wednesday. A large
here to Fremont to attend the funeral.
She left q husband and S-year-old dauBh-
ter ttts
Observation-Disclosures sale Of 500 per aero
land IL reported in johnson county. Albert
Yanlanlngham has sold his 1eo-ecre farm,
five miles east Of Teeumssh, to Mrs 4 A.
ated on the old Brewnville trail In the very
richest part Of the county and the improye-
ments are first class. But one farm In this
near Cook having brought slOs per acre.
However. there have been other sales as
good.
HUMBoLDT-Henry Alberts, a well
known pioneer retired farmer residing in
the east part Of the city. went out to the
barn to hitch up his driving horse and In
some manner unknown was thrown down
while Harvesting the animal and tramped
upon until he became unconscious. HIS
were summoned. He is suffering from in
juries about the chest, several ribs being
loose and evidently thrust into the lung
CdVlty
WEST PoINT-The next regular term OF
the Cunning county district court is sched-
uled to take place on September H.. with
Judge Guy T. Graves OF Pendsr on the
bench. At this term. only matters Of nat
uralixation will be taken up. owing to the
nearness OF the taking effect Of the new
naturalization law a large number OF for.
eigr-born residents are taking advantaEf OF
the old method of obtaining citizenship.
which Is much cheaper and less embarrass-
Ing than the procedure will be under the
new law, tE-- ~
TBCUMsEH-The story comes TO Te .um-
sch through a reliable channel that +. l.
Beatty. now OF Apache, okI.. but formerly
Of this city, was brought into the United
States court at I.awton one day recently
charged with using a cancelled 2-cent
stamp as postage on a certain letter. Mr..
Beatty gave bond In the sum Of $500 for
appearance later for trial. The accused man
was In the real estate business In Tecumseh
for a great many years and later followed
this occupation in Oklahoma, until, II II
said. at one time he was worth considera
bic sum. Just how he ls fixed at this time
and the particulars Of the case In question
is not known to Tecumseh people.