Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-04

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miles, son of Jo-
seph Miles, the well known millionaire and
politician OF southeastern Nebraska, left
this week for Johnstown, Pa, where to-
morrow morning he will be united in mar
riage to Miss Lyde Fearnley Of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles expect to make an eN-
tensive tour Of the east and will then re-
turn and make their home in this county,
BROKEN BOW-Shiloh commandery No.
stalled officers as follows: Eminent com
mander j. j. Wilson; generalissimo. c. l..
Cutterson; captain general, c. I. Orr; pre-
senior warden. W. Fl. Bruce; Junior warden
E. r. Purcell: standard bearer. ]. e..
Bowen; second bearer G,-Willplng; warder'
HUMBOLDT-ChRrles A Furrow. a we'll
known farmer who has been in steadily
falling health for the last year and who
hospital with view to undergoing an OPP
Grafton for the relief OF his trouble. died In
the hospital on Friday and the remains
The funeral took place today, with inter-
ment ct the local cemetery.
MINDEN-The annual alumni reception
was given to the class OF '06 in the opera
provided and delightful social time was
spent Refreshments were served. The
the home Of Mrs. f. r. Gingsiey May Il.
On May q Rev. w. 8 Sturgeon gave the
class sermon at the United Presbyterian
church. The annual graduating exercises
were held at the opera house May 81.
CHADRON-The executive committee Of
the Soldiers and Sailors association OF
Northwest Nebraska met today in the
Dana sayers. and decided TO hold the an
nual reunion on their grounds on the
Bordeaux with grounds TO be made ready
proper not to commence until July 2 Ar
rangements have been made for the Fort
Robinson band to be In attendance during
the whole of the reunion, which will close
July 9.
PIERCE-The commencement exercises of
the Pierce High school were held in the
opera house last evening. The address to
the class by Prof. j. w. Searson of Peru
was fine and contained many thoughts that
are helpful to the parents. His subject was
about things 10 be learned outside OF books.
This was the largest class that has ever
graduated from the school. The alumni
banquetted the graduating class last even
ing, the banquet being served In the par
lors OF the Congregational church by the
women OF the church.
TECUMSEH-A small wreck occurred on
the Crete-Auburn branch of the Missouri
Pacific road. which runs through the north
ern part of this county, Wednesday even
Cook, caused a couple OF freight cars to
leave the track and bring the balance OF
the train 10 sudden standstill One OF
grain was wasted on the roadway. A com
pany Of travelling men were engaged In
a game OF pitch In the caboOse at the time
Of the accident and were considerably
shaken up. No one was seriously injured,
and the wrecking train soop cleared the
track
TBCTMSEH Herman Reuter- whe
makes his home within his brother, j: =.
Reuter-, in the northeastern part OF this
county. was dangerously II not fatally
kicked by a mule one evening recently lie
was I'm the horse lot and was endeavoring
| 70 keep some mules which were IN the l9t
! from lighting a colt One OF the animals
kicked Al him, striking him In the face
! and on the head with both feet He was
I rendered unconscious and remained In that
| state for many hours. Two physicians were
summoned from Cook, but a. last ac-
I low and did not hold out much hope for
| his recovery.
| CHADRON-A council OF the Knights OF
Columbus with forty-fOur members. about
! 100 being present from the Black Hills and
! eastern councils. was Instituted here. High
| Rev. r. p. Murphy OF Lead, s. D., preach
I ing a sermon. Rev. Father Barry OF
/ this city was Celebrant. The following Of
| hcers were elected for the Chadron coun-
Gil: William Chrishold. grand knight J.
/ r.. Hasburg, department grand knight;
= financial secretary; Jacob Pfeiler, record
ing secretary j. ". Ftnnegan, treasurer;
4 Peter Duffey. warden: J. r. Cain, inside
/ guard; NJ. Bowling, outside guard; Rev. J.
Barry chaplain J W. Finnegan' NJ
| covers, and toasts we're responded @ by
! the eloquent ones from abroad. Dr. b. A.
| McDermott was the only representative
| noticed from OmAAa-