Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

HARvARD-Rev Mr.. Hunt. who was
seriously injured a few days ago in a run
away. Is now thought to be out OF danger
SEWARD-On account Of the intense heat
number OF valuable farm horses have
been overcome with the heat and rendered
useless.
BEATRICE-The democratic judicial
convention will be held In this city next
Thursday, August 30 The convention will
convene at O'Clock.
sEWARD-John wilken OF Utica had the
misfortune to have bad cut over the eye
by tripping over a wheelbarrow. Several
stitches had 90 be taken.
BEATRICE-Cal Carpenter, while work
ing at the Farmers elevator at Diller, fell
from a scaffold, a distance Of sixteen feet,
and was quite badly injured.
HUMBOLDT-H. e. Boyd Of this city
was call to Coshocton. o., by the death
OF his younger brother, who has been in
failing health for some time.
BEATRICE-Ed. King. an employee OF
the Dempster factory, had a finger taken
off yesterday by getting II caught in
machine which he was operating.
WEST POINT-Chris Schinstock of the
firm of Schinstock Bros. has just returned
from Wyoming and western Nebraska.
where he purchased $50 head of cattle.
WOOD RIVER-The Shelton marshal Is
on the track Of young man OF Shelton
who was accused of beating his wife. TAX
ing all OF her money and selling mortgased
harness.
ARLINGTON-The Northwestern railroad
has just finished some improvements on
its depot in this city. Besides remodeling
the building bTick walk was laid around
the depot.
LEIGH-A heavy rain fell here yestsr-
day afternoon, which seemed to break the
sweltering heat. The weather Is delight
very welcome.
WEST PoINT-Miss Ellen Blick. one of
Cunning county's most popular. teachers
has accepted a position as school supertn-
tendent at Nelson, Neb.. leaving for that
place this week.
Of Beatrice had the honor OF presenting
| ma ARtl NO
the we'll to be used on the property. An
interesting report was made on the Min"
neapolis encampment.
BEATRICE-Lang's canning factory Is
running night and day at present with
force OF two hundred hands. Yesterday the
factory had record breaking day In can
ming corn, disposing Of 5000 cans.
WEST POINT-St. Pauls German
lutheran church will be reopened Sunday
after elaborate decorations have been made
conducted by Prof. c. H. Hasse Of Seward.
NEBRASKA CITY-Eli Mitchell, colored,
was arrested this afternoon charged with
serious crime. The alleged offense is said
to have occurred last Wednesday. He will
be given a preliminary hearing on Monday.
ARLINGTON-Shock threshing Is pro-
crossing nicely. The yield Is good winter ts
spring wheat from twelve to twenty BUSH
els and oats from thirty to sixty bushels
per acre.
HUMBoLDT-The indications are that
this part of the state will be well repre-
scented at the coming state fair. the recent
rain having insured large corn crop and
made the farmers feel more like taking
vacation.
HUMROLDT-Frank Mullen. one OF the
leading wealthy farmers and stockmen oil
cago, with his bride, forme1ss Mrs. May
L. Dobyns, daughter Of DR.. J. L. Candy
of this city.
on the Greenwood brick business block.
This building is to be only. one story high.
Is feet front and 14O feet long. 1t will be
occupied by the Newton clothing company
| when completed.
wYMoRE-Next Tuesday the Farmers
and Merchants Lumber and Coal company
81, 200. The company will build yards and
buildings here this fall. Wymore is to be
Its headquarters.
COLUMBUS-The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah
Hudson was held Friday morning from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles X.
Pollock, on West Fourteenth street, Rev.
sational Church pa pTeacSins the sermon.
WEST POINT-As an evidence of agri-
| cultural prosperity in Cunning county, II is
n West POINT has sold du4ns the
past season fifty manure spreaders. an ar
ticle which, few years ago, was entirely
unknown.
TECUMSEH-Johnson county was visited
by a timely rain during last night. AZ this
point the precipitation was one-hah of an
corn snS evs
lease of life. Indications tonight point to
more rain.
PLATTsMoUTH-A gang of fifteen sur
veyors has been running line through
this county from South Bend to beyond
Murdoch. paralleling the Rock Island
tracks az a1stanf te oil op aoo of ,S on NnriS
western road.
ARLINGToN-The washington county
reunion will be held in this city from Au,
gust IS to 30. A big time IL being planned
and a big crowd is expected. Among the
| speakers will be Congressman Kennedy
and A C. Shallenberger. fusion candidate
PLATTSMOUTH-wh in Omaha yes
| terday Gernie Thomas got 50 close to the
street car track that the fender OF one
and threw him to one side OF the street,
but fortunately he escaped without any
serious injury.
HUMBOLDT-Mayor r. q. wetzke and
James b. Davis. both stalwart democratic
warehouses;, left last evening to Join the
Nebraska delegation for New York. where
| William Jennings Bryan upon the latters
return to this country.
EASTERN distriet OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic and Woman's Relief
Corps closed Friday evening after sue
! grams were given each day and the crowds
| were the largest ever attending.
! TECUMSEII-The johnson County Fair
association will erect a $500 swine shed on
I
hog breeders a better opportunity to dis
play their stock. 1t is proposed to begin
| the erection of the building at once and to
have II ready for the coming fair.
! ARLINGTON-This town is much worked
up over the presence of railroad surveyors
| who are running a line from here to Nick
erson, Neb. Rumors have II that the
| Northwestern will build cutoff, thus
| saving ten miles. Others claim II Is the
| Burlington, surveying a line to Omaha.
| BEATRICE-The Womens Relief corps
| held largely meeting yesterday
| afternoon. Among the reports submitted
was one from Mrs. Treadwell Of this city,
which stated that Andersonville prison was
| the property of the National Women's Re
! lief corps. and that the Dempster company
HITMBOLDT-The local Baptist congTega-
! tion, which has been without a pastor for
! a year or more, has issued a call to Rev. W.
| N. Hamilton. at present pastor of the
| Rurehard church, and the latter has &C
| cepted the call announcing his intention
OF removing to this city in the very near
| future.
! ARLINGTON-The democrats OF Airing
| ton precinct have nominated the follow
| ing ticket: Clerk, ]. C. Blackburn treas
urer. II. w. Schoettger; constable, Jay
| Blackburn; Justice of the peace. o. e Ha-
| zen; road overseers, district No. l. ]. J..
Million; No. 2. c. p. Masters; No. g. How
| ard Crink.
| AThnEN-A man pamed MunReraon en-