Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-18

son; Platte precinct, w. B. Lewis: Pleas
ant Home precinct II r. Hardy; Hack
Creek and Island precincts George Horst;
stromsburg city, C. C. Bennett; country.
c. b. Knerr.
ANsLEY-E. A. Butler, A. H. Banks and
w. S. Mattley have been adjudged in con-
tempt of court because they refused to
have their depositiion,s taken en-, before before "a
Hon. Homer NJ. Sullivan, former district
Judge of this district and prominent attor-
ney at Broken Bow.
FREMONT-The contract for the Great
Northern freight depot in this city has been
let to Alex DeLong The building Will be
about the size or the oc G1on sst Of Nam
street about south of Hotchkiss' lumber
yard. The work will be pushed as fast as
nearly all put in in the yards and this
afternoon track laying was going on west
Of the city, The ssmaphore at THE the Union
Pacific and Northwestern crossings ID
nearly completed and will be ready for use
in few days. g."
BROKEN Bow-Tony Hildebrandt, who
for some time past. operated on corn
that has been troubling him, few days
ago, and shortly afterwards discovered that
his foot was In a serious condition. 80
parted for Grand Island in order to re-
word was received here that the patient
had died from blood poison Hildebrandt
| formerly owned large restaurant at Ans
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Gus enterprises in this part OF the country.
NORFOLK-Word was received in Nor
| folk today through a commercial traveller
that f. J. Rogers, for years manager Or
| the Rome Miller eating house at Norfolk
| Junction and who some five years ago
Joined John Alexander Dowie in Zion CITY.
| is now at that noted place and is manager
! OF a huge bakery from which the bread OF
the apostles and disciples is provided. with
| forty bakers under his charge. When Rog-
ers left Norfolk he was an Intense sufferer
! from heart disease and physicians had de-
clared that he might die at any time. Now.
| the traveller declares, MI. Rogers says his
! heart disease has entirely left him. He
! gives credit for this remarkable trans
| formation to Dowie.
| knights of Pythias, held its annual install
lation of officers Monday evening. The fol-
| lowing were installed C. c., j. N. Phil
Felers; NJ. OF w. R. G. Bowie; M. of r..
F. NJ. Colwell; M. of E.. E. o: Jones; X.
R r 81 G II Ru RSpp Ma M Of O. A. g. H. Jei
7 Carter. jr. There was a banquet and a
| smoker at the conclusion OF the exercises.
| Odd Fellows hall, Installed the officers of
| Capitola Rebekah lodge No. 115, INDIE
pendent Order of Odd Fellows; as follows:
| N. G., Mrs. Cora Cochran; V. g., Mrs.
| Alwilda Carmichael; recording secretary,
Mrs Allie Fisher; treasurer, Mrs. M. b.
BEATRIcE-rhe annual meeting Of the
| Mary Young Mems Christian association
was held last evening in the Presbyterian
! church Reports were received from the
| treasurer and secretary of the building
| committee which were of an encouraging
| nature. The work on the new building has
| progressed, and II was shown that Sl4,C00
I has already been expended. The expense
/ of the heating plant will be about 1880.
| and the completion of the building and its
| equipments during the summer seem
| assured. Four members of the board of
| directors whose terms have expired were
| reelected for term of three years. These
were c. b. Dempster, ]. E. Smith. r. NJ.
\ Hood and Charles Eeidhart II. A. Thomp-
| son was also elected for a three years term
| to succeed H ]. Dobbs.