Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-13
SECRETARY: ]. s. Ramel, treasurer; Ben

ing secretary; j. s. Ramel, treasurer; Ben
Kelley, state delegate
HASTINGs-Mr. Verne E. Lyon of Nc
Cook and Miss Madge A. Sanders OF Gales
day afternoon by Rev. II. b. Harrison.
They met here by appointment ana soon
after the nuptial knot was tied they de-
parted for McCook, where they will make
their future home.
DAKOTA CITY-The date for the coming
Dakota county farmers institute has been
fxed for February and 10 and the county
has appropriated s25 to assist In defraying
| the expenses. The meeting will be held In
| Gribble is president and A. ]. Kramperr
| secretary. The executive committee viii
be called together at once to formulate
DAKOTA CITY-Abner Gillstrap, who on
Monday last was released from jail on
bonds of @ FOR MS distT apPea Grams an tbe
charge of selling liquor illegally, was ar
rested again yesterday on complaint
with selling liquor to Indians. He waived
his preliminary examination before County
Judge ]. ]. Eimers today ay and was released
| TECUMSEH-At the annual meeting of
| the Tecumseh Building and Loan assocla-
ton the following officers were elected for
the coming year. President p. A. Brund-
age; vice president A. o. Shaw; secretary,
]. b. Douglas treasurer. c.. j. Canon;
P. II. Hopkins. c. ]. Cannon, t. ]. Pier
| son; auditing committee, G; M. Shaw. e.
| G. Herdick Il. r. DIN. The association
| stock paid per cent last year.
| FREMONT-Sheriff Bauman has gone TO
| Trenton, Mo-, after James Lynch, the
| Northwestern locomotive fireman who is
| charged with having obtained 500 from
| Mrs. Schoenfeld, a widow living at Scrib-
ner, in November last. Lynch was engaged
to be married to the victims daughter and
persuaded her to let him have $500 with
, which to help pay for restaurant which
he claimed he had purchased AS soon al
he received the money he skipped out.
n II ~ h. all eNnNl
of seven out of nine of board of direc-
tors nothing developed at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Sioux City
Homer Southern railway. held at South
Sioux City on January ., at which time y
was expected the future of the proposed
interurban route from Sioux City TO Homer
would be definitely settled. Colonel j. II
Aiken and Joseph Crow, both OF Omaha
were the only two outside interested parties
| present at the meeting. At present thu
! future of the road is much of a perplexity
HUMBOLDT-The stockholders of thu
. Sky Blue Marble company. which wa
a pit of marble and onyx near Riverside
Cal. this week sold their holdings to ]. S
Mcleod, an investor from California. who
, of uncovering and developing the pit. TIL
stock was mostly held byN business mel
Bignell, @. W. Marsh and DIR. Fran
, Tucker of Lincoln when the organization
was first made four years ago, L is under
stood the old company about broke eve
on the Investment.
= BEATRICE-Beatrice camp No. p,
=. Modern Woodmen OF America, and Man
{ nettia camp No. 49, Royal Neighbors Q
n America, held joint installation of officer
n last night. At the close OF the cuisines
meeting a fine musical and literary pre-
!. gram was rendered. following which a bar
o quet was held About 800 Woodmen an
their families were in attendance. Thes
e are the officers Of Camp No. go installed
y | ]. C. Wheaton, venerable counsel; J..
4 Meadows. worthy adviser; }. +. Harkin
s escort; William Arnold, banker; A. ]. join
| clerk. RI ThOmaR WatchmaT
! j. r. Craig. sentry; o. p Ralston. mar
d ager for three years Mannettia camp on
;, GERS: Mona Childs, oracle: Ellen Dol