Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-06

ford. who was elected TO the office OF
clerk, has been one of our most faithful
hremen, acting assistant chief during
the last year, and is deserving of the
office he has been elected to.
NORTH PLATTE-At the home Of Miss
salsbury's cousin, in Geneva, occurred
Luella Salisbury. both of this city, ON
Wednesday evening of last Week. Mr. and
Mrs Hart will arrive In town this evening
Mrs Hart has made North Platte her
home for a number OF years and was
employed as a teacher in the North Platte
public schools until recently.
ANSLEY-At meeting OF business men
at Berwyn yesterday the Berwyn State
bank was organized with a capital Of 5000.
DR. f. A. Hanna vice president The
stockholders are Jules Hanmont. Doctor
Hanna, Walt George, Frank Miller ]. o.
Taylor and John Staat Mr.. McCandless,
bank Of Broken Bow, is to be cashier.
Observation-Disclosures camp No. 49, Royal
elected these officers; Dora Phillips,
oracle; May j. Wlsworth. vice oracle;
Susie D. Smithers, chancellor; Alice woods,
recorder; Nora Arnold, receiver; Laura
Madge. receiver; Magdallne Rife, inner
sentinel; Ella Dale, outer sentinel; Ella
Treadwen and Frances Atwater, managers;
sicians.
NORTH PLATTE-A team of North
Platte bowlers. composed Of Landgraf.
went to Gothenburg on Thanksgiving day
and played two games with the team OF
that city. In the first. game the North
Platte players were defeated by a score
OF 2.l37 to 1887 and in the second game
they won by score OF l,7Sl to l,637. Next
Saturday evening the Gothenburg team
will play in this city.
NORTH PLATTE-The stockholders OF
the company WHICH purchased the opera
house are Henry Waltemath, G. C. Hupfer
parties have elected Mr.. Waltemath presl-
dent, Mr.. White vice president. Mr. Hupfer
secretary and manager and Mr.. Rush treas
urer. The new company Will not take
possession of the house until next June
when Mr. Stamps lease expires. Before
ments to about 5000,
WAHOO-Monday evening Wahoo lodge
No. &c. Knights Of Pythias, elected the fol-
r. r. Placek. chancellor commander: Will
lam Bowman, vice chancellor; w. J.
Hapke, prelate; Irwin Dech, master OF
work; c. A Collins, master Of exchequer;
Ben ID. Rupp, master of finance; w. T.
| Pickett keeper Of records and seal; Au-
gust Ohmstede, jr.. master-at-arlns; Claude
Smith, inner guard; Ben ID. Rupp, outer
guard Frank Koudele, jr., trustee for
three years.
NORTH PLATTE-The Elks' memorial
| services al the knights of Pythias hall
Sunday afternoon was well attended. Ad-
! dresses were delivered by w. T. Wilcox
and Rev: c: F.. Chapman OF the Episcopal
| church, both of which were well received.
The other numbers on the program con
| sisted OF violin solo by Prof, Garlchs,
| vocal SOLOS Dy MISS lTIld CnntOn ana MISS
| Mabel Davis, a hymn In unison and the
/ Elks' odes. The local lodge has been for
| tunate I'm that no member has died since
| it's institution in June. 1906.
| NORTH PLATTE-The resignation Of
| Rev. John F. Seibert Of the Lutheran
! church was unanimously rejected at a con-
| grega tiOnal meeting of that church Sunday
| Every effort will be made 20 induce him
j TO remain. While Mr.. Seibert has been
offered a much better position. still the
/ fealty Of the membership to the pastor
! as shown by the expressions at the meet
! ing Sunday, has resulted IN Mr. Seibert
| taking the matter under further advise
msnt. and IN short time he will notify
! the council whether he will withdraw his
| resignation or allow II to stand.
! AUBURN-The organization of an Anci-
( ent order OF United Workmen lodge was
effected here last night. The charter was
presented with about nifty names. There
were about forty present TO take the de-
grees, which were conferred by Grand
Master o. ]. Vandyke OF Shelton who,
after the business was over. gave an In
teresting and very pleasing illustrated leo
ture on the history Of the order. There
= are two Ancient order OF United WOrkmen
lodges in the town. but il is thought that
they will consolidate, thus making one OF
the strongest individual orders I'm the state.