Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-05
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of St. Joseph. Mo-. will visit Seward on
next Tuesday morning, october g. and
Will remain from 1884 to l0:l4 a. m. to visit
Seward merchants who buy in their ter
ritory
BEATRICE-The funeral services for the
late Mrs. Alma Chpperheld were held yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Cen
services were conducted by Rev U. @.
Brown and interment was in the Beatrice
cemetery.
was arrested last Friday by Sheriff Gil
Ian upon an indictment returned by the
grand jury some time ago for selling
taken in the sum of $500 for his appear
ance at the next term of court.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice Electric COM
pany. which recently installed some new
machinery in its plant at Beatrice, is max
ing a change from Us to sixty circuits. 1t
will take several days to make the neces-
sary connections, but the new system will
be a great Improvement over the old.
BEATRlCE-Upon complaint of Robert
Hoagland, made In Judge Walkers court
the, charge of stealing wood from COM
plainant's yard. The case was set for
hearing on Friday afternoon at o'clock
ance on that day.
YoRK-The firm of c. M. Schneider &
Sons, formerly of Omaha, has leased the
rooms which are being fitted up and made
ready to occupy with one of the largest
stocks of dry goods. This will make the
largest store room occupied by any one
merchant in York
SEWARD. ID. Stump OF Beaver Cross
ing was quite seriously injured Tuesday
afternoon while driving a walking plow.
He drove a fast-walking team with the
lines over his shoulders. when a single
tree broke. pulling him on the pillow and and
otherwise bruising him
SUTTON-Mr. r, d. Sutherland. fusion
candidate for congress in this district. ad-
dressed fair sized audience this even
ing His posititn is an endorsement. OF
the presidents Philippine island policy
and his steadfast efforts TO curb the rail-
roads and trusts in the interests of the
opponent, Hon. George Norris, but was
| here apparently on a personal trip to get
votes
coLUMBUs-Through some mistake It
was said that Norris Brown and George
| III. Sheldon would speak here on Tuesday
, evening. A number Of citizens gathered
MessIs. Brown and Sheldon were here
but they were billed for Albion and wenl
out, that just as soon as they can they
| viii be here. and due notice Will be giver
OF the time and place.
| ACKNOWLEDGING interested in the
new town of Hoard in Polk county, few
| miles north OF here, have been soliciting
| the business men Of Arborville TO move
! 10 Hoard. The farmers near Arborvill'
are loyal to the little inland town ant
the business men refuse to move, saying
that they will continue business in Arbor
Vile as in the past and that under No
circumstances will they move. Promoter;
Of Hoard offered to move buildings and al
free OF charge.
SEWARD-J. II. Robertson OF Tamors
met with an accident Wednesday at th'
east elevator, Of which he is manager
While eleYating grain the elevator
stopped He went 20 the top 70 remove
a chicken which had gotten In the dunn
and had been carried TO the top and
was causing the trouble, and when h.
board which bTI ke in two and threw hin
forty feet. His face and neck wer'
badly cut, and while no bones wer,
broken, he is much bruised.
| FREMONT-People owning property
along the line of the recent survey OF tn
Northwestern cutoff from Arlington direc
TO Nickerson, say that right-of-way agents
for that road are already beginning nego
tiations and IL is believed that the lint
will be constructed at once. The surve,
runs in an almost straight line from
point near the Elkhorn at Arlington 4