Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-02

gram. Five horses were stolen from herr
during the night. 1t is believed they are
near Randolph.
News of Nebraska.
PLATTSMOUTH--A light frost last night
season.
PLATTsMoUTH = The Burlington is
making round-trip rate Of 70 cents this
Omaha. ="
PLATTsMouTH-The foot ball season
opened in this city Saturday, at which
time the high school team defeated the
amateurs by score of to s.
| IESIMSEH--Mrs A. Crawford of this
dooryard. The. reptile was exterminated
WIN hoe as he crawled out from under
the front porch.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Hastings and
Miss Ella Burrow. two well known Young
people OF the Long Branch neighborhood
by the county Judge.
padhOMBOLDT-The young people Of the
6onemian society entertained a large
vrHwd at 1.-THE the Bohemian hall in this city
play being The, Healer OF the Forest"
PLATTSMoUTH--Th Platte river ferry
TInitoS gong SONG business and the Thirtieth
SSross the Platte river on II Tuesday to
kEort Crook returning from Fort Riley,
TECUMSEH-The supply OF ice which
was stored from the Nemaha river here
last last winter having become exhausted the
tpcai aeaiers, Dillon & oder, are shipping
trade. NfP'' 'he
CoLgMBUs-Union Pacific engines can
NOT take water here until things are fixed
up. An engine came along last night
stopped TO take water, knocked OF efhe
pipe, ano let all the water in the tank cut
on the ground.
COLUMBUS-Emil Boostron of stroms-
purg has been nominated for state Senator
py me prohibitionists of Polk. Nance and
mated Hon. Max T. Bittner as their can
oloate for county attorney. ~
FLAPTSMoUTH - The regular meeting
union was held in the Methodist Episconai
c c,u,S this afternoon, and interesting re-
tion in OF sne do,n s Of the state cOnven
nHuMBoLDT Miss Mary O'DonneIl of
Ia Gawson ana MT Edward Minnehan Of
s st 3, Kan. were united in marriage
Corcoran In the presence OF a number of
relatives and intimate friends
was aLAe orIss1t. = Frank Coursey, who
mouth mouth water company, was killed in a
TailToad accident in Grand Junction. Colo
way A'o SiShoe rail-
CEDAR RAPIDs-An important bushes,
T1nange mas taken place here. George w
Beardsley has sold his stock of Furniture
ana Undertaking supplies to E. b. King
OF NoItn. BEND Neb: The stock is large
business. Va ''0
PLATTsMoUTH-Rey. ]. H. Salisbury.
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
| Elder of Gresham Sunday. While in that
town he united in marriage Rev. John
wright OF Minor. ~ D., and Miss Una
| TECUMSEH-LittIe Clara Miner. daugh-
ter OF sheriff and Mrs. II. U. Miner, is
or more ago she fell from porch ana
proke ner left arm and one day recently
she She, took X the second fall from porch and
| CEDAR RAPIDS-Hon. George L. Shell
don, republican candidate for Governor
will be the principal speaker at a repub,
evening october This viii VIE be tSs sSsn
ing OF the campaign here, and the meet
ing has been we'll advertised.
| FULiERToN-Mrs. Abraham Palmar
aged 70 years, died Saturday evening at
her home In this city after an illness of
several months ;,. dasstion. She removed
/ braska, twenty-six years ago ana later
came 70 make her home in Fullerton.
\ HUMHoLDT-Co2std interest has
breach OF promise SUI for $1,000 sts Stsi
by young widow OF 81. Louis against DR..
| years ago from this city to 81. Louis. ana
mad Followed his profession here for some
TEcUMsEH--U Under direction q, the Ta-
cumseh schools an art exhibit viii be given
mere for t9Sr days, beginning October
| ~ Inc exnlDlt, which is travelling col
The amount derived from the undertakine
will be used in buying pictures for the
LONG PINE-Mrs. Roberts of Long Pine
died at 3 a. m. on the morning. OF Sep
lember y at the home OF her daughter
Pine. Mrs Roberts was about 7s wears
old and had been Ill about two months
before her death. suffering from general
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mum. I'm charge
Of the survey for the new drainage ditch
ny I'm means ans, OF which the Nemaha river Il
In passing through the drainage district
trayerses nfty-nine miles, which distance
OF the proposed ditch The river will re-
main in its present channel two-thirds OF
nd d t5e fs after the ditch Is eomPstsS
10 be three and six-tenths feet per mile.
NEHAWKA-The Nehawka Fair associa
ton closed the second annual fair satur
ance and exhibits. No entrance fee wa,
charged The funds. amounting 20 severa
subscription. fhe exhibition Of Sorse
fruits. grain. cut and potted flowers canned
fruits and artistic neediework were un
university gave lectures each afternoon
The management feels that It's efforts L
educate the public mind along the line
homes has been appreciated.
HUMBOIaDT-Alf Page and wife, vel
known psI, residents residents Of this county for nearl,
|, hftieth anniversary OF their wedding daY
at their home. southwest OF the city. Mr.
and Mrs. Page were married In Kentucky
and came all the way, to Nebraska in
covered wagon, stopping for a short resi-
dence in Missouri. Their homestead wal
| along the original st. Joseph Denver stag
line. the relay station being located clos
20 their home. and furnishing postofic.
| facilities for all settlers within a radius
OF twenty miles. Their irst home was |
log house. made OF logs cut and trimmed
BY Mr., Page and fastened together will
wooden pins fashioned By him; The couple