Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-05

DAKOTA CITY-The annual Dakotf
county Teachers institute will convene II
the high school room at Dakota City at
o'clock August 10, and remain in session
throughout the entire week County Super
intendent George J. Boucher will be as
sisted by Profs. r. y. Sherman and r. L
Rouse.
CoLUMBUs-During July IN Plat,
county farm mortgages were lled amount
ing to T45O5; released, S25,232b0. Towr
mortgages were filed amounting TO 1880
released, t9.52S75. Chattel mortgages wer,
hled amounting to &26, $50 So; released S.
50.3S. The Increased Indebtedness amounts
WEST PoINT-work has been com.
menced In earnest on the building In West
Plans have been prepared showing the IN
| tention to make this a magnificent struc-
ture An institution Of this kind has been
badly needed In this portion Of the state
for a long time
LEXINGToN-The Lexington chautauuua
continues to draw the people without any
witt Miller delivered another Of his forensic
addresses. Mr. Miller is one of the most
interesting speakers that has so far spoken
the evening session.
WEST POINT-Alexander Herold and
| Miss Elizabeth Kloke were united in mar
rage in West Point by County Judge De-
valid last week. Both OF the contracting
! parties are the children of pioneer settlers,
and were born and brought up in this
Immediately at Beemer, where the groom
purposes entering into business.
| WEST POINT-Henry Haugen, an aged
carpenter employed on the Baumann build
ing received serious injuries one day last
| week. Having taken a step backward,
| after climbing the runway to the frst
floor, he fell into the basement His head
was badly cut and his body bruised, but
along nicely.
DAKOTA CITY-The republican county
convention for the selecting of six dele.
gates to attend the state convention will
be held in this place on the afternoon of
August H. on August % citizens mass
! convention has been called to meet at the
! same place for the nominating OF candi-
dates for county attorney and county com
missioner of the Third district.
! BEATRICE-The Republican convention
of the Thirty-third representative district,
| which comprises the counties Of Gage and
Saline, will be held in this city Monday,
| tive is to be placed in nomination and
the transaction of such other business as
| will come before the convention Gage
| county is entitled to twenty-four delegates
and Saline fourteen.
! DAKOTA CITY-Northeastern lodge No.
| go Modern Brotherhood of America, OF
| this place will hold it's second annual pic
mic and outing at the Talbot Crystal Lake
! boatyards on Friday, August 10. A basket
/ dinner will be had and the afternoon will
! be spent in amusement and sociability:
| State Manager S. S. Hayman Of Grand
Island and Director F. S. Scott of Norfolk
! are expected to be present.
| FREMONT.-The annual camp meeting
| of the Seventh Day Adventists Is being
! held in this city on North Nye avenue. A
and about fifty campers are already on
| the ground. The opening meeting Friday
! evening was well attended. Some Of the
leading men of the denomination are ex-
pected to be present during the meetings
which will continue for one week.
| COLCMBUS-Wa Walter Gillespie, who was
sSgScb3 p e races Fs enSa
of July, and was brought to st. Mary's
| hospital here, Is still at the hospital He
| was unconscious for long time. DR.. Car
| roll d. Evans operated successfully and
| the young man will be able to return to his
| home in week or two He has regained
| the use of his limbs and the power OF
| speech.
! AUBURN-The Auburn Chautauqua will
! open next Saturday. Secretary Tyler has
| had word from each OF the entertainers
assuring him that each will be on hand
! at the appointed time. A carload ship
ment of chautauqua folding seats has been
n SSit.eO These win take the place Of the
| old board benches formerly used. The
seating capacity is double what it was
| CREIGHTON-A telephone report just re-
ceived here says terrific hall and wind
storm struck ~ miles northwest of here
The report also states a cloudburst oc-
CURED few miles north of this point
and that shocks Of oats we're carried Idsd
reached a depth OF five and six feet
| The storm area covers a distance of 8
miles wide by 2 miles long.
| DAKOTA CITY-Mrs. Atlee Hart, owner
! of the North Nebraska Eagle, with her
| two daughters Misses Lorraine and Beulah.
will leave. Monday next for Long Beach,
! Wash, where they will establish their
home. The Hart residence here has been
purchased by Judge r. E. Evans. Claude
r. and Harry A. Hart will continue their
: tablished over thirty years ago by their
father, Atlee Hart, deceased.
CRE1GHToNEThe funeral tEs al, Of Mrs Mrs
! lily residence at Bazile Mills at a. m
today. The choir Of the NJ. z. church
Of Creighton assisted in the services. Rev.
mon. Hundreds of friends gathered TO
pay respects. The floral offerings were
being banked in flowers Interment was
made in the Bazile Mills cemetery.
! PIERCE-Will H. Hough stole march
on his friends here last week and went to
! Alliance where he was married TO Miss
Katie Rourret, who lives near Harrison. He
| told his friends that he was going TO the
| has been in the hardware business here
| for a number of years and has enjoyed
good trade. He has host Of friends here
! who will give him rouslng reception when
! he and his bride arrive in Pierce.
/ FAIRBURY-Company D, Second regi-
ment, Nebraska National Guard, left Sat
urday afternoon on a special train for the
Fort Riley encempment Company H.,
! First regiment, Of Nelson and the Hastings
! Rifles Joined Company ID at this place and
were provided with transportation on the
same train. Colonel J. S. Hartgan and
the staff officers of the Second regiment,
! Colonel George L. Jenkins, quartermaster
| general; Major Lyons, First regiment, and
other regimental officers were of the party.
! PLATTSMOUTH-A young man, about p
years of age arrived in Plattsmouth driv-
! ing a good team of horses hitched to a good
| covered buggy, and tried to sell the whole
outht TO ]. W. Sage, the livery man, for
sl25. but finally said he would accept 3I5.
Mr. Sage paid him IS and told him he
! would pay him the rest when he could
prove that the property was his In the
I buggy was found a geography in which
was written a name, probably that OF the
teacher in District As, near Steinauer Neb.'
some other books, water pail, clipper, etc;
The stranger finally admitted that he had
| "conhscated" the property from a school
house When arrested he gave his name as
Joseph King, Parkville, Mo, near where he
claimed TO have a brother. The sheri IN
there was telephoned TO, but so far as he
| knew no one resided In that county by that
| name He will be held a few days for
further investigation.
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