Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

creamery churned Saturday usual MIR.
Pratt has bought lot al the corner OF
Broad street and Military avenue and VIII
put up a new building there this summer,
the purchase having been made previous 10
uhe fire.
WEST POINT-The Tuesday Woman s
club met this week with Mrs. ]. F. Losch.
Responses to roll call were Practical SuS-
Eestions on Beautifying Towns Mrs. Will
lie Pleasure Grounds" BY special request,
Mrs. Henry bunker was present and Tor
two hours spoke entertain1ngly on her trip
to Europe and the Holy Land.
WEST POINT-Anton Kappius and Miss
Elizabeth Risse were united in marriage
at st. Mary's Catholic church by Rev.
Joseph Ruesing, past or. The bride Is the
daughter OF John Risse, and the groom Is
well known farmer of St. Charles township
The couple will go to housekeeping immedi-
ately on the farm OF the groom, west OF
HU-MBOLDT-Frank Hynek has com
pleted his ice harvest, getting a fair grade
of twelve-inch ice from the NemahR, and
Kozel Bros, butchers, have begun TO put
up from the same place. The ice at spring
lake is freezing some this week and the
managers of the Spring Lake Ice company
hope TO vet secure enough TO fill their
houses from that point.
HUMBOLDT-John GlathRr, well
known young farmer of this section, went
over into Pawnee county yesterday in com
pany with his sister, Miss Emma and was
united in marriage at the home OF 3 Bodle
and wife to their daughter, Miss Stella
Bodle After "a short visit with relatives
In Jefferson county the couple will return
10 this city making their home on farm
a few miles north
MISUNDERSTANDING the fact that
there are members of Osceola lodge No Go,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, that
forty years. they feel that they are not too
old to go TO school yet, and so II is ar
ranged that Grand Custodian Robert e.
French OF Kearney will hold a Masonic
school of instruction here for three days
next week, beginning Monday.
NoRFokL IL :, steps viii be taken en-
Immediately by state veterinarian Meh salt1
among horses and cattle on the Santee,
Winnebago and Omaha Indian reservations
A large tank W.! be stationed at Niobrara
Neh., where il will be required that every
animal on the Santee reserve be dipped
The law. which. provides for penitentiary
confinement, will be strongly enforced.
PIAATTSMOUTH-The Cass County
Teachers association held very interest
ing and instructive meeting in Louisville
today. County Superintendent j. w. Gam
BILE and Superintendent r. L. Rouse OF the
/ Portsmouth schools were the principa
! speakers, the former speaking OF The
| Classification of Teachers Under the New
! Law" and the latter The Teachers of the
Immediate Future Under the New Law"
| ALBION-At meeting of the Commercial
| club yesterday evening il was unanimously
voted TO request the city authorities TO TAKE
/ the necessary steps to secure a city sewage
/ system. So far the city has made no move
1 IN that direction and considerable none!
| is being expended by private individuals fol
sewers. In many cases this has not proved
/ satisfactory, and a great majority of th'
! citizens are In favor Of the city putting
/ in q system.
/ WEST POINT-W. H Weekes, proprietor
/ of the Bancroft News. has moved his effect
/ TO West Point and commenced the publica
\ ton of his paper al this place. The reason
given for this move is that the business
! men Of Bancroft did not extend suflcen
! advertising patronage to the paper TO war
/ rant it's publication at that place. Mr.
! Weekes expects TO receive a more liberia
! patronage at West Point. The paper is 4
I democratic sheet.
HUMBOLDT-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Dawson Nemaha Tele
/ phone company was held this week and di
rectors chosen as follows for the cominl
| year: Joseph G. Helm, president; N b
/ w. Wiltse, j. G. McGinnis, W. G. Hummel
! O. c. Ayers. The stockholders selected
! committee 10 confer with the Falls Cit!
/ Telephone company with view 10 gaining
entrance 10 the county seat.
| EATRICE-YesterdRy, in the count!
/ court. S. ID. killen, county attorney. rom
/ menced an action in attachment and garn
I ishment against the Union Pacific compan!
for Mrs. Annie Corson of Tecumseh, 4
/ prevent said company from pa ying ClRrenc
! Cave until recently a brakeman on tn
southern division of the road. wages du
him The action is brought by Mrs Cor
son, VINO is Caves mother-in-law, 10 REIN
I burse her for money advanced TO pay tn
] funeral expenses Of Caves little child, VIII
] died recently at Conway Springs. Kan AM
whose remains the father refused 10 inter
4 The amount Of the claim u sl5a. Whel