Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-29

more property As yet, no application for
the appointment OF appraisers has beens
made, but 1t is reported that such action
viii soon be taken on the part Of the
company.
YORK-The United Brethren choir Of
fifty voices, under the direction of William
H. Myers rendered tonight, the Great
Light by Finley Lyon. 1t was greeted
by large and. appreciative audience.
BEATRICE-R. w. Edwards, night
Waterman at the Dempster mill was called
TO Grand Island by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father M. ID.
Edwards, who recently suffered stroke of
COLUMBUs-Th Columbus Commercial
club is gratihed over the fact that in three
days' canvassing they have received 175 new
names to their list of members, and they
are among the best boosters there is in
Columbus, too.
BEATRICE-"Dad" Wagner who was ar
ssd Re9ay on on sss charge of F90Sng
terday afternoon, Redfern did not file
complaint against him. Wagner was told
to get out of town, which he did in great
curry,
YORK-After the car blockade the ele-
vators Of York look forward to a large
business. Owing to the scarcity of cars
there is little grain moving. Little corn
will be shipped out of York county, for
the reason that farmers have stock and
NORTH PLATTE-Edwin Salisbury and
Miss Viola Brown, both of Logan county,
were united in marriage Sunday evening
Michael in this city. Rev. T. 3. Greenlee,
.Jastor of the Presbyterian church, per-
ormed the ceremony.
NORTH PLATTE-Foreman Joe Murphy
viii begin work tomorrow on the two new
Mon Pacific ice houses and they will be
ushed along as fast as possible. There
'ill be demand for carpenters and labor
eis, ana those wanting work OF that kind
Will have plenty of opportunities.
BEAERICE-The laborers employed by
Rutherford & Lee on the excavation for
MIA 80 Nnlv NNa WafWa hons
work at s. per day. AS they waited until
almost ready 20 go to work before demand
ing the raise, the employers let them go
and filled. their places with other laborers.
BURWEll~-Garfeld county, owing to
the continued good times and abundant
crops, is in a condition such as it has
never been before. Every cent of real es
tate taxes, except those of 1906, are paid
up and all outstanding warrants are prae-
tically paid, leaving the county out of
debt except a small bond.
TBHAMAH-In the district court here in
the tria- Of the Northwest ThTesher COM
pany against r. p. Peterson, the plaintiffs
the claim was $780, At the conclusion Of
TINS trial yes, erday Judge Kennedy dis
charged the jury and adjourned court until
next Monday, when the equity cases will
AUBURN-Jim Stanley while out hunting
met with a serious accident Yesterday
While carrying his shotgun It in some way
was accidentally discharged and the fun
load OF No shot entered his heel thus
~ SolIeNAllS Nie dlnpuldllOn OF the entirc
back part of the foot. 1t is hoped the
balance Of the foot will be saved.
BUkW ELL-Mrs. T. Ii. Doran wife Of
Representative Doran. who died very sud.
denly Sunday morning, was buried from
the FAMILY residence this afternoon, The
sermon was preached by Rev. ]. b. Stock
ing OF the Congregational church and the
service was under the direction of the
order of Eastern Star Mrs. Doran leaves
her husband and one son, a young man.
FREMoNTIThe Sure Hatch Incubator
company has begun work and has already
a quantity of machines completed. The
company has an Increased number of or
ders ahead and will run a full force
through the season. c. McClaslSey, who
has been In charge of the office force and
who was with the company at Clay Center,
has retired and Is now in the employ OF
/ the Fremont Herald, in charge of the ad-
vertisiug.
! LElGH-The Ladies' guild OF the Congre-
gatiOnal church held its annual fair and
entertainment at the opera house yesterday.
} The women kept open house during the
afternoon, and the booths, where fancy
/ work, home cooking and sweets were sold
were kept busy until O'Clock. Supper was