Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-04

In addition to this forage each animal re-
ceives two pounds of grain day. At In
tervals the cattle are weighed 70 determlne
the progress made on the several classes OF
feed. At present there are 10 head OF
cattle the farm and about an equal
number of hogs.
MAD1SON-Norman L. Bryant aged rs,
who settled three miles west of here in
1863, died at his home in this city today OF
parcsis. He was native of Vermont. was
sailor number of years and settled and
lived at Lawrence, Kan, during the border
wars. His wife survives him. The funeral
will take place Sunday.
NORTH PLATTE-W. T. Snyder. state
superintendent of the State Experimental
station, came up from Lincoln Wednesday.
but will return TO the capitol city in a day
or two. About March ~ he will take IN
permanent residence in the new two-story
house which has been erected at the ex-
permental substatiop. south of this city
NORTH PLATTE-Miss Anna Golden
and Charles f. Morris were united in mar
riage by County Judge Evans of this city
woman who has lived In this city nearly
all her life and has many, friends and ac-
quaintances. The groom has resided here
for several months being an employee OF
the Union Pacific.
BLAIR-Mrs. Anna Maria johnson, aged
"a. wife of the late Peter d. Johnson, died
at the family residence Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. johnson was pioneer or this county,
coming here in 1857. She was born in Nor
way and was married in 1916. Her six
daughters were all present At her death.
The funeral services will be held from the
home on Tuesday.
BEATRICE-There is some talk of put
SUMNER sum NJ. Z. Nichols and G. II. Johnson,
two capitalists of this city, are behind the
move. and il is reported that they will have
the plant in operation by June l. On ac-
count of the ice crop being short an institu-
| tion of this sort would be a great thing Tor
Beatrice the coming season.
| PLATTSMOUTH-The Plattsmouth Wom-
Ian's club met with Mrs, IL d. Travis and
Caesar The address of Brutus and the
funeral Grafton of Mark Antony were given
by Mrs. f. II. Wescott and Mrs. II. ID.
Travis. Mrs. Streight and Mrs. Wescott
were elected delegates TO attend the First
district convention in Weeping Water April
5 and g.
ALBION-District court is in session,
with Judge Paul presiding. In the case of
State against Baldwin the jury, after being
out twenty hours. rendered verdict for
the defendant In State against Weis a
verdict of guilty was rendered, as was also
the case in state against Baumgartner. The
! grand jury has returned quite number of
indictments, containing an aggregate OF
about 100 counts. Court will continue prob
ably through next week.
| NORFOLk-The home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Jackson at Dallas, one Of the new
towns on the Rosebud reservation. wa;
sf sS SS Ts hSh
tire occurred while Mr.. and Mrs. JacksoT
were at Fairfax, visiting, Mr.. jackson 1:
Of Iowa, and is one of three OF the gov
. ernors sons who went TO the Rosebud anc
/ el gASed IN business lhtTe-
MADISON-At the city council meeting
! tonight il was decided tc submit a PROPOSE
= ton al the next city election, April 3, fol
bond issue Of $4,000, TO run twenty years
and bear per cent interest per annum
The proceeds are TO be used for the cree
tion of city hall; The building which
: serves for city hall at present is entirely
! Inadequate. being delapidated and dis
= credit TO the town. Mayor Smith believe
I that the bonds will carry by good ma
| Jority.
a REATRICE--Word was received here yes
l | terday announcing the sudden death o.
; Mrs. ]. w. Ebersol. a former Beatrice resi-
dent which occurred at Hot Springs. Ark
Mrs EbersOl had lived In Chicago with he
: | family for the last fewiy years and had gOn
, | there for her health. She 80 years o
! age and leaves a husband and one daugh
. ter, Mrs. II. Il. Sabin until recently resi-
E dent Of Beatrice. The remains will be In
. TERED at the old home Of the deceased II
! | Illinois.
WEST FOINT--Ottn Schlueter and Mis-
Matte Malchow Were united In msrriag
!. at the Rock Creek German EvanEelica
! church, northwest OF West Point. by Rev
q Meeski. raster. The ceremony MAS Wit