Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-13

UNtE Nne MTEI week y HllElNudnEe last NtAfs
News ot Nebraska.
Isaac wiles has sold a 2-year-old Red
Polled heifer to Charles Gran OF Bancroft
for 5000.
ARLINGToN-The owner Of the Airing
ton park has Improved It and now intends
TO open Il for the summer.
LOUP CITY-The sherman county re-
publican. convention has been called TO
meet in Ioup City on June 2
BEATRICE-The Adams school gradu-
ated a class of six, all girls. The gradL-
ates are all from the country.
.ARLINGToN-Rain is needed badly in
this section. Strawberries are drying up
and fruit OF all kinds will be cut short
william Kinch had his foot
badly crushed In a baler while at work on
city.
ARLINGToN-The political pot has be-
gun to boil i'm this county and candidates
for the legislature are springing up like
mushrooms
BEATRICE-Charles Leopole OF the
Dempster factory had his wrist severely
cut and the arteries severed while handling
galvanized iron today.
GIBBON - Gibbon will celebrate. A
merry -go-round is wanted Yet and then
the town is prepared for the greatest
Fourth ever held here.
ARLINGTON - There is movement
among the citizens for better roads. The
merchants are uniting in advocating the
Improvement of the public highways.
bEAIHlGkf-I. l.. W. Barnes 0led sun
denly. at his home. this morning about .
o'clock OF heart failure, aged 6S years. He
is survived by a widow and three sons.
LOUP CITY-The corner stone of the new
$500 Presbyterian church was laid last
evening with appropriate ceremonies, Rev
DR.. Ray. of st. Paul delivering the prin-
cipal address.
BEATRICE-WHlIe and Minnie Neimann
and Robert Gale we're badly cut and
bruised in a runaway accident today, and
the vehicle in which they were riding was
completely smashed
PAPILLION-Sarpy county has two OF
the heaviest county officers in THE state
Arch Morrison, county treasurer, weighs
2S pounds, and Henry Gotch, county as
SCISSOR, $50 pounds.
PAPILLION-The case OF DR.. Shepherd
who was taken before the Board of In
sanity and found to be an inebriate, was
tried before Judge Day in the district
court yesterday and he was discharged.
BEATRICE-At a meeting of the direct
ors Of the Beatrice Driving association
last night IT was decided TO hold another
H., two of the fastest PAGERS in this sec
tion of the state, have been entered for An
exhibition race,
PLATTSMOUTH-Ro Root, for
mer resident of this county, was drowned
Saturday at Wheatlands, Wyo. The body
arrived today and was taken to the home
OF Richard Davis, brother-in-law. The
funeral service will be held Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock in the Wyoming g
Methodist Episcopal church.
NICHOLS 0L
the Minneapolis ~ Omaha railroad and
attorney Wright OF Omaha were befor
the city council last night with reference
to the building of a cement walk from the
depot TO the Brookings hotel. Mr. Nichols
agrees to put a cement walk eight feet
wide between the places specified.
BCRCHARD-In the absence of her
husband, the pastor Of the Baptist church
at this place, Mrs. W. II. Hamilton con-
Quoted the services Sunday, preaching
both morning and evening. The an
nouncement drew a large congregation TO
both services, and the comments on Mrs.
Hamilton's efforts as a minister of tho
gospel were very fattering.
PLATTSMOUTH - County Attorney
Rawls returned today from Greenwoo1 \,
where he was called to attend the CO.
oner's jury, the verdict OF which was
to his death from unknown causes. Satur-
day evening with few other young men
he got on tout and was locked In the
Jail. Sunday morning he was found dead.
BEATRICE-Mr. Albert Plebuch AMI
Miss Clara Miller were united in marriage
sTndSy RSrniSg PST 81 Me1 Sseoss I5Rols
wedding breakfast was served, following
the ceremony. The bride has long been
one OF the successful teachers of Gage
county and the groom is an employe OF
| the Dempster factory, . ..s--. ---
I BEATRICE-Companyt c held an open
meeting last night which was addresse
| Penrod and Charles Brewster. Seventeen
| applications for membership were 70.
| CelNe0 ana dCIeu UPON ThhAIDB a lOlal ot
twenty-five new members during the last
week. The company expects to have the
maximum number, sixty-three, by the
! next regular meeting,
| FALLS CITY-Mrs. wiiIIan Iaudkem.
per, the wife of farmer lying north OF
| town, narrowly escaped death here this
| morning. She was driving into town, wher
her horses became frightened and she lost
| control Of them. They tried to turn al
! the Richardson County bank, but failed
| and Mrs, Laudkemper was thrown against
| the bank building lighting on her head
| She was not dangerously hurt.
| HUMBOLDT-The stockholders Of the
Richardson County Mutual Insurance com
pany held their annual meeting at Verdor
and after listening to reports from officers
| and committees selected officers for the
| coming year as follows: President. I. w
Harris; secretary. Samuel Lichty; treas
| urer, ". II. Maddox. Reports show thR
| with 32,o00,00O worth OF insurance in fore,
the loss during the year just closed wa'
HUMBoLDT-Th local Odd Fellows ant
Rebekahs on Sunday afternoon observed
Memorial day Of their order by assembling
to an able address, from Rev. Mr.. Holm
wald of the German Methodist Episcopa
! were over the Odd Fellows proceeded Il
the cemetery where flowers were strewI
over the graves Of the departed members
of the orders.
RUsHVILLE = During a thunderstorm
before daylight Sunday lightning struci
the store OF T. D. Sutherland. miiliner
on Main street, the current entering be-
room in the upper story, where the famil,
lived, and who were in bed. The hasi
blinded the inmates, but after an investi
CATION was made II revealed broken plas
ter which had been stripped from tn
walls. and mirror shattered to pieces. NJ
one was hurt.
! FALLS CITY--The citizens of Falls Cit,
met Monday night TO listen TO the repOr
OF the committee who had been appointe,
to look up the standing OF Mr.. Gregor
| Of Paducah, KY, who has been contem
| mis- location of n NnRUar fac
here. The committee reported that the
found Mr.. Gregory to be all that he repre-
sented himself. and the business men pres
ent at the meeting decided TO notify Nj
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