Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-05
Nemn nf Nehrnnka.

WEST PoINT-Married on Saturday by
Rev. DR.. G. w. Crofts, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, Harry Speer of Scribner
to Miss Bertha Young Of Fremont.
PAPILLION-Farmersa are busy now cut
ting their crop OF alfalfa, which is very
difficult to save in good condition.
WEST POINT-Father William Grobbel
came up from Omaha last evening and Is
assisting at the forty hours alteration,
which is now in progress at ST. Mary s
church.
WEST POINT-The local lodges OF the
Sons Of Herman in the neghboring towns
win unite in grand celebration at the
county Monday next.
BROKEN BOW-A small cloudburst, ac-
companied by plenty of thunder and light
ming. struck the town this afternoon, flood
ing the streets and filling cellars. No SER
ious damage was done.
WEST POINT-Otto p. Herse, who has
for many years been engaged in the general
merchandise business in West Point, has
purchased a furniture and undertaking bus
mess in Humphrey. and will Immediately
move there with his family
OAKLAND-Charles Carlson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. n. p. Carlson, was married at 6
O'Clock Saturday evening to Miss Hannah
Homes at the home OF her parents Mr.. and
the Baptist church officiating.
WEST POINT-Confirmation exercises
were held Sunday in the German Methodist
chuTnehs were united with the church and
received the sacrament of the Lords sup
per for the. first time that day.
SCHUYLER-Miss Blanche Mcleod, the
17-year-old daughter of d, ID. Mcleod Of
this city, died at her home early this
morning after a lingering sickness, Of
her home Wednesday morning.
BEATRICE-Bob O'Connor, q resident
OF this city, was adjudged an incorrigible
TO the reform school. The complaint was
l sworn out by the boys father, Con OCon'
/ nor proprietor Of the Butler hotel.
| oAKLAND-John G. sandquist, one OF
his home six miles west Of here, Sunday
morning after a short illness. The funeral
VIII take place from the 4, nome me p TUESDAY
! cemetery west OF town.
WEST POIRT-A proposition has beer
made by the Nebraska Telephone compan.
to purchase the lines OF the Cunning county
Independent Telephone company, a small
concern operating in Beemer and Wisner
A meeting Of the stockholders will shortly
be held TO consider the proposition.
| OAKLAND--Fred Anderson, the 12-year
old son Of Rev. Z. o. Anderson pastor O
the Mission church OF this city. died Sun
ach. The funeral services were held Mon
| day morning and the body will be takeI
TO Kirk, Neb.. their former home. 70
EDGAR-The funeral Of Robert S. Nal
lory, who died at his home in this cit,
Saturday night, was held from the Chrstial
4
deceased had suffered for many years iron
catarrh. which had involved the Who'll
system. He was soldier during the wa
OF the rebellion.
TEKAMAH-Richard Mari, aged 81 years
died at the home OF bis granddaughter
in this city this morning. Mr. Mari wa
born in Simcoe Ontario, Canada, Februar
L. 1875, and bore the distinction OF bein
the oldest person in Burt county. Mi
MARI took part In the Canada war Of IN
rebellion, 1898. and came 10 Burt count
In 1882.
OAKLAND-The FIRST regular train o
the Great Northern reached here Sunda
and an ONCE was opened here for freigh
ana passenger trafiic For the present on
train each way day will be run, reachin
here from Fremont about II O'Clock IN IN
morning and returning at Sis in the ever
ing. box car has been iXed up an
will be utilized for a depot until the brio
one Is ready. r. H. Wagner of Palme
Neb. Is station agent at this point.
AUBuRN-Martin ID. Riordan died al hi
home nve miles east OF this city tn
morning al O'Clock, the cause OF MS deaf
being appendicitis. Mr.. Riordan was abOl
"a years old at the time OF his death. Ii
was taken sick about three weeks az
and would not consent to an operatio
until Friday last DR.. W. C Allison (
Omaha came down and performed the ope
alton, but Mr.. RioEdan never rallied X
leaves wife, mother and several brother
TO mourn his death.
WATCHEs-Frenzsr. 18th and Dodge 81