Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-01

Daughters of the American Revolution and
the Seward band.
BEATRICE-Mr; Jacob G. vreeland of
Adams were married here yesterday in
SGounty court, Judge Spafford officiating.
The groom is % and the bride g.
LONG PINE-Mr. Orvil Conard and Miss
Thearer were united in marriage at Aims
worth on Monday afternoon. Rev. John
son performed the ceremony in the presence
of a few close friends and relatives.
ALBION-NIike Burns, who was COM
mltted to jail some weeks ago, charged
with the killing of James Crimson on the
9Th of July, was given his liberty last Sat-
urday by furnishing the required bond
PLATTSMOUTH-Th republican float
representative convention, consisting of del
egates from Cass and Otoe counties, will
meet in Nebraska City August l6 for the
purpose of placing in nomination one can
didate for float representative.
REATRICE-G. E. Lston, who has been
in charge of the Western Weighing assoc
cations business here for the last few
months. will return to Omaha to work for
the association. He will be succeeded here
by Charles Kinney of Omaha.
GENEVA-The republican central COM
mittee settled on August 20 as the date of
county offices will be nominated and dele
gates to the state convention The primaries
will be held on the Saturday preceding.
BEATRICE-The board Of supervisors
held a meeting yesterday afternoon and
took up the matter of reassessing Filley
township. After considerable discussion II
was decided to leave the assessment as
| turned in by the county assessor two years
ago.
FULLERTON-The Nance county re-
publican central committee met in the
10 at p. m. in the county courthouse in
the city of Fullerton as the time and place
for holding the republican county conven-
ton.
TEKAMAH-Deputy United States Mar
shall Sides brought Louise Raymond, a
squaw, before United States Commissioner
ducing liquor onto the Winnebago reser-
walton, She was bound over to appear be-
fore the grand jury.
| SEWARD-Charles W. Warner of Beaver
Crossing, who has been in California since
the spring, died there last Wednesday The
remains will be brought back for burial.
MT. Warner was an early homesteader In
supervisors the last term.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Biddle, who ran away
! from her home at Wymore a few days ago
was located here yesterday by the officers
! and taken 10 Wymore by her father. She
is only Is years of age and left her home
about two months ago. causing her parents
considerable trouble at that time.
CREIGHTON-The barn and granary be-
longing TO n. A. Reynolds was totally de-
stroyed by fire at 1880 a. m. today. A team
was consumed in the flames, together with
large amount of grain kept for storage
500. y" 'e''' anu '1' '''9' cow '''S'' "'''''
sEwARD-samueI Pierson died suddenly
at his home at Bee, Seward county, Friday,
from neuralgia of the heart. He was a.
years of age and had lived in the county
for twenty-five years. His funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wilcox of the
Methodist Episcopal church from his late
home last Sunday.
ST. PAUL-United States Consul Max. j.
Baehr OF Cienfugos, Cuba. is here on his
annual vacation. The citizens of ST. Paul
are always heartily glad to greet their
! friend and esteemed citizen, Consul Baehr,
and he in turn, with his usual pleasant
/ smile, seems TO enjoy shaking hands with
his old neighbors. He expresses himself
| that the citizens of Nebraska should avail