Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01

panied Mr. Bowen on the trip. bought a
quarter section. They will locate there in
the spring.
BEATRICE-The assault case against
Deacon Burroughs, brought by his
brother, Newton Burroughs. was called In
police court yesterday and continued to
Wednesday, November Z. .a .Is,
DAVID CITY-Chief Of Police Ed. Kirby
and Night Watchman Davis have handed
in their destinations to take effect Novem-
Der / No one seems to know why they
DAVID CITY-An electric supply com
pany has been organized in David CITY
with capital OF s5O,OOC, with Ed. Butter
and j. r. Evans as secretary and treasurer
WAHOO-The first number of the lecture
course was given Monday evening and was
was one OF the best ever heard In the city
He spoke on THE Key TO the Twentieth
Century"
BEATRICE-WOrd was received here yes
terday by Mrs. Samuel Bivens, from Ha-
vanR, Ill, announcing the death of her
mother, Mrs. Covington, formerly OF this
city. She was rs years Of age and leaves
three daughters and a son, all grown.
WYMORES-The firm of Beinert & Mccall
has been Incorporated in the sum OF &c.
900 to do a general retail merchandise bust
ness. The principal place of business is to
be Wymore. The incorporators are G. L.
Beinert A. II. Beinert and r. T. Mccall
DAVID CITY-The Ancient order OF
United Workmen gave banquet to its
members and their families. and the De
gree Of Honor Tuesday evening at the tenn
Pile. There was large attendance and
everybody had a good time a nice supper
was served.
BEATRICE-A report reached Beatrice
yesterday that the furniture and fixtures
had reached Lincoln. As the structure is
nearing completion it would seem that the
company is making plans to occupy the
building in about thirty days.
WYMORE-The engine room Of the o. H..
Davis stone crusher west OF tewn Is ccm-
pleted and work is being done on the rest
/ OF the structure. All the new buildings are
of brick. This new erusher is to replace
the one destroyed by fire a month ago. 1t
will have treble the capacity of the old one.
! NORTH PLATTE-About twenty-five Of
! the Lincoln county school teachers at
4 tended the association at Sidney last Fri
day and saturday. thls Is tn t iaIgest num- UNI
meeting when held away from North
/ Platte. The association Will meet in Ogal-
/ lala next year.
/ DAVID CITY-News reached here Mon
day morning from Sioux City. Ia, an
nouncinE the death of Emmett, the 1O-year-
! old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Il. Bauer, for
meriy of this city, who died Sunday. The
remains were brought here Tuesday even
! ing and on Wednesday were laid to rest
! BEATRICE-The Union Pacific company.
which has had = force Of traeklayers and
bauasters at work between Beatrice and
Lincoln for the last few months, has in
creased the. force 10 a considerable extent
| 50 that the work can be completed before
] cold weather sets IN. The men nave been
working north OF Piekrell the last few
weeks.
ALBIoN-Miss Lizzie Rich Of Peters
| burg filed two complaints In the county
| court yesterday against Lee Smith and II.
| NJ. Nichols, respectively, charging each with
| "A statutory OF snse. Sherin Evans ar
! rested both parties last night and this
! morning each gave bond for his appear
ance on the November IS. at which time
the preliminary examination will be held.
! BEATRICE-Conrad Hakanson, a younE
\ man employed in the foundry department
1 Of the Dempster factory left town rather
/ suddenly yesterday for parts unknown. Ii
is said that while under the influence OF
liquor few evenings ago he insulted a
rest or that he would receive a trouncinE
from the woman's husband he quickly left
town.
| HJJMBOIDT-The audience room at tn
opera house was filled Tuesday evening dur
ing the lecture of Spillman Riggs, who came
under the auspices Of the LEGAL lecture cours'
committee This was the first number o.
the winters course and the patronage *
| tended indicates that the movement " IN b
! even more successful than last year, whel
the committee closed with neat little bal
anee In the treasury.
LEIGH-Lsigh camp No. s.. Wcodmen o
the World, Is being revived into real liv'
fraternal order A. d. Scott, state deDu y
OF Creighton, has been here for the las
month and has applications for twenty
seven new members. Saturday evening tn
order met and initiated seventeen new mem
! bers, and class OF ten Is waiting for VA
next meeting State Manager Edwin Waisl
| OF Omaha attended the meeting Saturdal
| night.
| PLATTsMOUTH-Th officers here hav
been notified TO be- on the lookout 10
| Claud Huston. vino resided n "A small tow
in Missouri until recently, when he hsl
| A little misunderstanding with his wife
and left her and their two children. Abou
the same time girl, IS years Of age, re-
| Tho authorities traced Huston 10 al
county. sings which time al efforts 4