Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

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building and will commence work at once.
BEATR1CE-While quRrrying rock yes
terday near Iron mountain, two miles
southeast OF Beatrice, woTkmen found
ore
! PLATTsMoUTH-The Presbyterian Sum
Gay school enjoyed picnic in Patterson :
pasture One young woman and one small
the pond.
BEATRICE-News has been received hero
OF the death OF Father Mentally, a former
resident OF this city and Tecumseh. which
occurred Tuesday at Dell Rapids, s. D.,
BEArRICE-Miss Lulu Hooper and Mrs.
Ernest Wade Of this city were accidentally
burned about the hands and arms by car
OF serious nature
BEATRICE-AmsberyL Lee, who has been
prescription clerk at Busvells drug store
for several years, has resigned his position
and left yesterday for Omaha to enter
Creighton Medical college.
| WYMORE-In a ball game at Odell that
city defeated Ellis by the one.sided score
Of 10 to !. Both teams had loaded for
this game and II was quite interesting
In spite OF its one-sidedness.
DAVID CITY-After a lingering illness
OF several years Mrs. p. B. Royce died at
her home In this city. She leaves a hus-
band, two sons and two daughters. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon.
BEATRICE-Ssturday morning this sec
ton was visited by a rainfall estimated
at one and a half inches, The moisture in
splendid condition for fall blowing.
BEATRlCE-One of the four new Gle
yators to be located in different parts Of
be built at Cortland. The elevators will
be used for supplying the mills with corn
DAVID CITY-Attorney c. J. Phelps has
Colfax county to institute proceeding
against Butler county for the recovery of
bridge.
ALBION-The Northwestern is putting
down substantial cement walks on thor
right of-way between the depot and town.
This Is an Improvement that will be APP
preciated and IL is hoped the Union Pa
cinc will follow the good example.
PLATTSMOUTH-Da Rumelin and
Miss Martha X. Kunz were married at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
I, ID. kunz, by Rev. A. w. Wichman, pas
tor OF the German Evangelical, in Elm
wood. Two hundred invited guests were
present.
STELLA-while engaged in loading
car for Dr. Allen, who is moving to Ban
croft, w E. Marts had his arm nearly
from the top OF the car. 1t will be some
time before he will be able to use the
injured member.
BEATRICE-The Fortnightly club held its
annual meeting yesterday at the home OF
Mrs c. s. Bradley, instead of in Langs
grove as planned. Mrs: ]. E.. Lang was
secretary and treasurer Mrs. Bradley
served refreshments.
LEIGH-The month of September opened
with heavy rainfall. While no correct
account Is kept Il Is conservatively esti-
mated that fully two inches OF water fell
This puts the ground in excellent condition
considerable amount.
NORTH PLATTE-The vote on the prop
osition to vote bonds for putting In
rectly north of Hershey has been returned
10 the county clerk and counted and II
was found that there were 11a votes for the
MISUNDERSTANDING is the mortgage
report for the month of August: Number
OF mortgages filed II. amount 1886; num-
PEI per OF farm MORTGAGES released H. amount
t2s 400. Number Of city mortgages filed 20,
amount ;l6,tbl; number of city mortgages
released Il, amount $10,S73
BEATRICE-The Order of the Eastern
Star held e. picnic last evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Stevens on North
aSent 1o StTee which n st1endsd sy
was served on the lawn, following which
a musical program was rendered
DAVID CITY-on account of difficulty
hotel, conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Derby, ceased serving meals. The hotel
w De KEPT Ss and the win be for
as Mr. Derby was running good hotel.
PLATTSMOUTH-In accordance with the
provisions of the dipsomaniac law. Sheriff
Judge Of District Court B. S. Ramsey to
the state hospital in Lincoln, where he
sey has a host OF friends. who hope to
learn of his early recovery to good health.
FULLERToN-Today was the bigge.s
gay DAY OF the iS arna r6d assembly There
the programs have been excellent Hob
son entertained a large audience for two
hours with an eloquent plea for a larger
and better navy. The weather has been
IDEAL
BEATRICE-In an alteration at Filley
last night l. c. Galley was struck On
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OF o. o. Barney. a barber, and seriously
injured. A warrant was issued in county
court for Barney,s arrest. charging him
bodily injury. 1t Is reported he has dis-
appeared.
sCHUYLER-The fortieth annual old
grounds today. Hundreds Of people from
both Colfax and Butler counties came to
spend the day and eat their dinners at the
crowd. Mayor Rathsack being one OF them.
II was one Of the largest crowds ever seen
in Schuyler.
has filed her suit in the district court of
Lincoln county praying for a judgment for
$500 against the city OF North Platte for
ing over a protruding hydrant. This is the
first suit filed for several years In the dis
trict court Of this county against the city
NoRFoLK--Albert Stark. an employee
in the Northwestern round house here,
was killed while working under 10 o.
motive. lie was dropping the engine by
means of a jack and II Is supposed the
jack screw handle swung around AMI
struck him in the head. He sustained a
fracture at the base of the BRAIN. Stark
came recently from Ponca.
BEATRICE-The Young Peoples Chris
tian union Of the United Brethren church
held their annual meeting last night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Lars Hanson
and elected these officers: Frank Wood
ring, president; Stella Boswell, vice pres-
dent; Harry Hanson, secretary; Mirtie
Swan. assistant secretary; Martha Hanson,
treasurer social followed the business
meeting.
BEATRICE-A party OF Rock Island Of
fcials visited Beatrice yesterday on a tour
OF Inspection. They remained here until
$50 p. m. when their special car was at
tached to the .westbound freight. They
line. The members of the party were:
H s. Cable. general superintendent; c. L.
Brown, division superintendent; ]. Z. UT,
general agent, Omaha; Mr.. Brown, civil
engineer.
DAVID CITY-The David City school
board recently purchased 5000 outstanding
bonds which did not mature until from
three to eight years. They were in $1,000
bonds the first OF which mature In 1903 and
one each succeeding year. BY this trans
action the board saved 10 the district APP
proximately 1880 In interest. This leaves
the outstanding bonded Indebtedness OF the
district $4,000.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Oh soldiers reun-
ion in Pacific Junction Friday was grand
aucCaRs in every WAV largely