Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-13

company was recently organized with
capital OF 100000 of which $4,000 has been
subscribed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hiskey. young
farmer living south of the city. suffered
q badly lacerated and bruised hand by
getting 1t caught In a corn shelter last
evening.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice military band
gave a promenade concert last night In
Nichols hall. 1t was one of The most
successful of like events given by the band
HUMBOLDT-specialr revival services are
still in progress at Pleasant View. the
s fSS asa cs MstSSod Church. and strong
interest is being manifested
NORFOLK - John Fourgeneratio was
tried and convicted of horse stealing at
Butte and will be sent to the penitentiary
tomorrow. He is an Indian and had been
stealing horses for a long time.
HASTINGS-The funeral of Mrs. j. +.
Wright, one of the early settlers Of Hast
ings, took place at o'clock this after
noon. Mrs. Wright died Wednesday after
brief illness with pneumonia.
TECUMsEH-Johnson county received a
gold medal for its collective exhibit of
corn made at the st. Louis exposition In
1904 The committee on awards has for
warded TO the county clerk this informa-
ton.
HUMBOI.DT-Frank Clark and Miss
Iinnie Robertson, two well known young
people of this section, were married last
evening at the Christian parsonage. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Bert
Wilson.
HASTINGS = The Hastings Fuel and
gas from !S.25 per LOO feet to $3.50 The
; new scale is now effective in the business
district and will be extended to the domes-
tic service on March i.
COOK-Several from here attended the
| Odd Fellows banquet held at Talmage
last night. Over 200 members and friends
supper the guests were entertained with
| music and Rotations.
| BEATRICE-Ten cars of corn were
shipped out of Pickrell yesterday by the
Farmers Elevator company and the Omaha
Elevator company The grain has beer
| stored In the elevators at that place be-
| cause OF the shortage OF cars.
! HASTINGS-The Arm OF l.. A. Kinney &
Co, wholesale dealers in confectionery anC
' cigars, has purchased the George w. Kim
bali commission house. The company oper
ates the Sink & Bloom cigar factory, the
largest factory of cigars in the state
! HASTINGS-M. A. Hartigan. one OF tn,
leading members of the Adams county bar
the removal of the right eye. The ball
which was successfully removed, was at
nicted with sarcoTa, cancerous growth.
PLATTsMouTHH oII, Justice Archer
the charge of having screens in front o
the windows and door OF his saloon upol
Of the case untIl the 18th. when WS
, granted.
ALBION-The county attorney this morn
ing filed complaints In the county couI
against four alleged bootlagsers OF tn,
city, charging each Of them with variou
violations OF the liquor law OF the STATE
An aggregate OF twenty violations
charged.
PLATTSMOUTH-At the annual meetin
of the stockholders of the First Nations
bank in this. city the following o.tieer
were elected for the ensuing year. Pres
dent, @. E. Dewey; vice president, F. 1
White; cashier, IA N. Dewey; assistar
cashier. c. G. Fricke.
| ST. PAUL-About $50 o'clock yesterda
morning the dwelling house of Anthem
| Heinrichsen, in the southeast part OF III
city. caught fre from a defective fiue an
burned TO the ground. About half of III
contents were saved. Both the buildin