Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-16
News of Nebraska.


HARVARD-It is becoming quite dry.
though no serious damage to crops.
TABLE ROCK-An effort Is being made
here to reorganize the Table ROCK banu.
sUTHERLAND-Su Sutherland is to have a
Fourth of July celebra tion-the only one
to be pulled off in this vicinity.
BEATRICE-work began today on the
S35, 900 cold storage plant of the Beatrice
Poultry & Cold Storage company.
EATRICE-Yesterday Judge Raper is
sued an order adjourning district court
until next Monday. June Is.
COLUMBUS-John Smoker is very busy
trying to find out how many there are in
Columbus between the ages of and p.
SUTHERLAND-Si its organization in
has grown from a membership of dozen
to twenty.
CoLUMBUs-Flag day was observed
here yesterday and old Glory was in
evidence from every flagpole. business
place and residence.
PAPILLION-The farmers of Sarpy
company and will withdraw their support
| from the home company.
| ,rCOLUAIBUS-Colonel w. A. McAilister,
| candidate for railroad commissioner, will
! county, on the Fourth of July.
LONG PINB-The gang of wreckers who
tearing down the old railroad bridge, have
| finished their work and left for Chicago.
! SUTHERLAND - Sutherland business
men are asitatins some sort Of fire protee-
|
! by a gasoline engine, seems to be the
plan.
BEATRICE-City Treasurer Jones is
slowly wiping out the school district debt.
| Yesterday he paid another $1,000 school
bond, which makes $4,000 paid so far thta
year
COLUMBUS - Columbus and Platte
county democrats are jubilant over the
fact that the populists have called their
state convention at Lincoln on the same
dates the democrats.
REATRT(7E,-O y Fulton returned
terday' from Des Mones, Ia, where re
purchased standard bred colt Non Alloy,
by Gafltleo Rex, 2:12. He also purchased
the dam of this fine colt
| SUTHERLAND-A 5-year-old child of n
party OF movers was run over by loaded
ing over the Youngsters breast II is
thought that the child will recover.
NoRFoLK-Thomas Knobs, former
matters, committed suicide today by
shooting out hts heart with shot gun. n,
had been acting queerly several days.
| SUTHERLAND-The last piling has
been driven in the new North river bridge
northwest OF here and soon the steel gangs
of the Hershey Northport extension of the
| Union Pacific will have reached that point.
DDGAR-E. w. Clack of this city and
Miss Mary Emery of Beatrice were united
in marriage yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents by Rev L. r. Humphrey
city
BEATRICE--Miss Elsie Kettering en-.
| Lefldlneu ABOUT lnlFtN-HNe OF ner friends
az her home north of the city last evening
The evening was pleasantly spent in scotia
diversions, after which luncheon wa
served.
HUMBOLDT-A team ran away neai
here last evening and threw out Mrs. FREQ
Harding, a well known aged woman -ol
this Vincity, and bruised her up badly be.
sides infiicting sever dislocation Of thC
collar bone.
LONG PINE-The committee on arrange
ments for the Fourth Of July celebration
I zuh oh In
cludes horse races basket ball game. tw,
base ball games, a balloon ascension and
street parade.
WOOD RIVER-Mrs. j. b. Leedom. pres
ident Of the Woman's Foreign Missionar,
society of this district of the Methods
church announces that the annual meet
ing Is TO be held in Columbus during sthJ
first week in July.
Observation-Disclosures Ware. Dl
vision Engineer Schermerhorn and Maste
Mechanic Thompson, Union Pacific officiais
srriyed in the city last evening from tn
north IN MT. Wares private car. Tho,
departed this morning for Omaha.
TABLE ROCK-George s. Hayes. O
Lincoln, of the Hayes Games company
was here the Nhrst of the week investl
looking up the prospects for leasing land
in this locality for mining purposes.
WOOD RIVER-Since the name Of H. II
steaman. prominent stockmsn and feede
out In connection with the legislative car
didates by a local paper, his many friend
A"fN eN'h hibA Aiill 10 MAKE the race.
WAKEFIELD. r. Heyl. who for tn
! last eighteen years mas been associate
| with the grain business OF Wakefield ha
I disposed Of his property interests and wit
his family will leave for Canada the irs
OF next wees TO make their future home
CoLUMBUS-Dr Carroll ID. Evans. cand
date for the United States senatorshiI
has been putting in the past week at Ch
eago purchasing new equipments for S
Marys hospital, which win make Il on
OF the best-equpped hospitals OF the stat
BEATRICE-George Cameron and j. {
Burkett Of Lincoln. broke the automobil
record between the capital city and Beat
rice yesterday, covering the distance
fOrty-two miles, in one hour and thirty
five minutes. The previous record was a
hour and nfty-eiGht minutes.
BEATRICE-Rain is badly needed
this section and unless IL comes soon cTor
| will be damaged considerab Because :
the continued drOuth. oats wiz not mai
more than half crop. but II rain visit
this section within the next week, whea
corn ana potatoes will be safe
AUBURN-A very pretty wedding %
CURED here June IA az 3 O'Clock at N
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Gillian. whe
. their daughter, Mary H. Gillian. was MAJ