Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-15

of pneumonia. after Ave days illness.
Besides a widow he leaves family Of
four grown children.
EMERSON-T. T. Mccoy has sold his sa-
loon, building. fixtures and lot to the Ere
mont Brewing company. conslderation
$4,000. The company has placed NJ. Lcahy
BANCROFT-The School Board has adj
vertised for bids for the CONSTRUCTION OF .
brick school building: This viii be pps sIdd
by the citizens for that purpose.
WEST POINT-The amount of cash on
hand in the office of the county treasurer
his term of office, and which was turned
over to his successor was si4,646.3S.
COOK-The Royal NeighbOrs of this
ter, Miss Blanch, a farewell reception last
evening. About one hundred guests we're
present and a very ENJOYABLE time was mad
MCooK-Thc remains Of Leroy +. Rolfe.
seaman apprentice. who died at Newport,
r. L., January 10 of cerebro-spinal menin-
gitis, now epidemic among Apprentices at
that port. arrived here today and were
inferred here, his home
WEST P0INT-John Meier, the oldest
merchant of West Point and one OF the
pioneer settlers of Cunning county has
business in. West Point after a successful
career OF nearly forty years.
M'CoOK--Arthur Clark. a young married
man. was brought here from Frontier
county Jail here until the March term Of
court in Frontier county, under the serious
charge of attempted criminal assault.
CHADRON-John James Flanagan, aged
A years. died at the residence of his
mother. Deceased was one of the earliest
settlers of this county. but for the past
three years has resided In Arizona. He
came home for visit and died suddenly
the next morning. He leaves a mother
sister and four brothers, all of whom re-
side here.
sPENCER-Mrs. Nellie House of this
place died this afternoon at o'clock. She
was the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs:
Brasfield, late of Dakota City, sheriff OF
Dakota county for many years. The body
will be taken to Dakota City for burial
Tuesday morning. The services viii be
conducted from the Methodist church at
1880 a. m. Tuesday
WEST PoINT-The terms of the district
court for the year 1906 in the various coun-
ties of the eighth judicial district have
been fixed by Judge Graves as follows:
Stanton. January Y. September 10; Cunning,
January 4, September II; Dakota, February
r. October /; Cedar. March s. Noy Th1,1s
ton. April 3, October Is.
FALLS CITY-'rhe residence OF DIR. w.
II. Ker was destroyed by fire about >
the roof from a defective fue and had
made such Roadway before 1t was dis
covered that it could not be got under
control until most of the building was de-
stroyed. All of the contents was saved.
The building will be rebuilt at once.
BEATRICE-Word has been received
here OF the death Of H. H. Moies; travel S,es
occurred recently at his home in Kansas
City. Mr. Moies before engaging in the
railroad business had charge of the Pad
dock hotel here in company with Il. Is.
Criley. He was about so years of age and
is survived by a widow and one son.
BEATRICE-The quarterly meeting of
the Pickerell Farmers Elevator company
was held Saturday afternoon, about 100
OF the stockholders being present. Re-
ports submitted showed the business OF
the company to be in excellent shape.
Twenty-Five new shares of stock were
| taken out, and the farmers feel very en-
thusiastic over the showing made the past
three months.
functions of the season was the twentieth
annual banquet of the stockholders of the
Dempster Mill Manufacturing company,
together with their women, office force and
commercial men and managers of the
| branch houses at Omaha, Sioux Falls, B.
| d.; Kansas City Mo-. and Memphis, Tenn
| held al the Paddock hotel Saturday night.
| The AFFAIR was attended by 40 guests.
FREMONT-william II. Hawley, prom
| inent farmer of Elkhorn township, died
yesterday morning after long illness. He
was born in Manchester. England, in 1S42
| In 1868 he came to Wilmington, Del, and
| two years later was married shortly AFTER
removing to Nebraska Mr.. and Mrs. law
| ley were the parents of twelve children
| eight of whom survive. He was quite
! active in local politics and held various
| township offices.
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( ing at Grand Army of the Republic hall on
| Saturday when the officers OF j., r. Key
| nolds post and the Woman's Keller corps
| and the Sons of Veterans were installed
1 Past Commander Colonel Josiah LOCK was
| the Installing officer for the post and was
assisted by Past Commander h F: Bense
| The womans Relief corps was installed
by Past President Mrs. John Benson as
sisted by Mrs. II. F. Bense and the Sons
of Veterans had as their installing ofiicei
| C'UADRoN-Iouis A. Whitsel and Kate
NJ. Cook were married by County Judge
| C. Dana Sayers at the court house. Inc
| parties were from Fort Robinson. Johr
Orlando Bergman and Virginia Lee VII
! son were also married by Judge S3yers
Their home will be ON ranen IN Dawes we.
married to Bessie Hortense Eastman by
Rev. j. lockwood Jenkins at Grace Epis
copal church. Q. B; sehTeiger s Gd U1han y,
Chadron maid of honor. The orchestra
OF the Tenth cavalry discoursed the music
FALLS CITY-George J.. Jorn, the county
assessor has made public the ns1 o.
srdson county for 1906. They are; Otto L
Poor speicer township; Q; e. Zook, e H1m
boidt; p. o, Avery Franklin; Frank Sm1eh
Withee, Porter; T. L. Snyder, Salem Yin Yin
cent Arnold, Liberty; Elmer r. Ray
MUDDY cEOCS E pusrt cIsy' R afSas
John Winert, Jefferson Clement Davis
Ruio; D. C. GphSPp OPP I HTwe0q Tb,s ci lst
| l., CleayerS FAILS City tClty). Inns hSN
deputies was appointed and af1rmed py I'M
County board on Saturday morning.
WEST POINT-The township assessor
appointed by County Assessor JOSEPH
Smith are as follows: Bancroft township
and village, ]. w. Norby, Bancroft Cleye
land township, Miles M. Tyrell. Pender
Blaine township, Henry Moeller, Wisner
Wisner township and vlllege, William Mo
shage Wisner; Beemer township and VII
iage. Henry Bulk. Wisner; Logan township
Frank Kafka, Beemer; Neigh township
Thomas Peterson, Bancroft; GARFIELD town
ship, Charles Anderson. West Point Sher
man township. Otto Rubin, West Point
Elkhorn township, A, f. Loewe Beemer
Risr1arck township, George Koopmar
Howell: Lincoln township, Joseph Schultz
| Howell; Monterey township, Joseph krieke
/ never West Point; St. Charles township
William Oligmiller, West Point; Cumin
, township. s. p. johnson, West Point; Yves
Point +. ]. Malchow.
TABLE ROCK-Friday night was re
letter day" with the Ancient Order @
| United Workmen and the Degree OF Homo
at this place. The banquet tables wer
| spread and Joint installation exercises wer
held at the hall. The following are IN
officers OF the Ancient Order of Unite
r Workmen: A. A. Widdeield master work
Iayman, overseer; e. M Smith. recorder
W G. smith, financier f. III. Taylo
: guide: W. ID. Myers, inside warden; Charlie
: Widdefield outside warden. They were u
stalled by Deputy Il. c. Phillips. The of
GERS OF the Degree of Honor are: Chic
= on honor Mrs. May s. GLENN past chic
, | ~ hnnor Mrs Matilda X. Grif11ng; lad