Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-29

MITcHELL,-This town is enjoying a
building boom.
KEARNEY-The artificial ice plant is
now in operation.
CHADRON-The graduating exercises of
the academy were held Sunday.
SPTNCER-The summer school for teach
ers is to he held, commencing June II.
BRIDGEPORT-The barn on the Hag-
gerty ranch was burned, together with
four horses.
sUPERIoR--The graduating exercises OF
the public schools were held last week.
There were 10 In the graduating class.
WAYNE-A cold wave swept over this
section of the state last night and today,
but no damage has resulted as far as
FREMoNT-The farmers and grain grow
ers Of Dodge county met Saturday night
and perfected an organization for mutual
benefit.
HARRIsBURG-Union Pacific oficials
have Just been making tour over the
Bridgeport extension and passed through
tails place.
MOTH PLATTE--The local Elks ate
making arrangements for a lair to last
three days, which they will hold in the
Lear future.
PENDER-It might be we'll to remember
when you write TO the Omaha Agency to
put II Macy, Neb.. az that is the name the
place viii go by hereafter.
OSCEOL.A-The baccalaureate address to
the graduating class of the high school
was given Sunday evening by Rev. Mr..
Grigsby in the Methodist church.
memOTldl HeTNlCeS
were held in the German Methodist church
Sunday The church was beautifully
decorated and the attendance large.
SCOTS BLUFF-The homesteaders in
stockmen that cattle must be kept of grow
ing crops or there will be something doing.
PAPILIIoN-Dr. Stuart, who was found
guilty of inebriacy Saturday before the
Board of Insanity, has appealed his case
to the county court The case Will be
heard Thursday.
served by all the churches In union meet
ing at the Methodist church. Rev. Mr..
Johnson Of the Baptist church gave the
memorial address.
EDGAR-Prof c. l.. Coons, county super
intendent of clay county delivered the
esesaidsre sb addrs y sne grae evsIn
In the Methodist church
Il RUSHVILLE-DeF. Van Week had the
misfoI tune to loose three head of stock BY
their being run into ,by the Saturday night Int
Apassen6er train. VIII Shannon also lost
Two head in the same mixup.
SCHUNLER-John Kading, who recently
resigned as city engineer, has gone to Sioux
William Edgar will take his place and
Frank Sechase will be assistant.
wAYNE-Memorial services were held
here Sunday at the Methodist church
under the auspices OF Casey post, Grand
Army OF the Republic. Rev z. z. Duly
pastor Of the Baptist church, delivered the
sermon.
ence assembled at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening. when the pastor, Rev
Thomas Osborne, delivered the baccalaure
ate sermon before the graduating class Of
the high school.
HARVARD-At the Congregations
church yesterday, Richardson Post, Crane
Army OF the Republic and associate so
eieties, listened TO an interesting join
service of the different churches by Rev
Hunt OF this church.
GENEVA--Arrangemen are being mad
by the members OF the Grand Army ant
citizens OF Geneva to celebrate the FOURTH
Of July. About 81, 900 has been subscribet
by the citizens Attorney General Norris
Brown will be the speaker.
HUMBOLDT--The, severe cold spell y
the last few days seems TO be over an
farmers and fruit growers breathed a siel
OF relief when II failed to clear up durinl
sunday night and therefore the 1ros
held OF.
ALLEN-Allen people think they wer
worked by pretty young woman, VIII
pretended to be soliciting for a children
home. Her sweet smile secured small sum
from about every business and professions
man In town, after securing which sh
appeared.
WEEPING WATER-Fire last night dc
stroyed the home OF W. r. Sperry, on
mile west OF town. None of the famil
was home At the time, Everything wa
consumed but few chairs and the pian'