Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20

will also erect a large brick structure to
be used by the Madison Star-Mail as
print shop,
ALBION-Extensive preparations are be-
Ing made for the Fourth of July celebra-
ton, and indicat lions now promise one of
the largest crowds that ever visited Albion.
in practice here for the last six or seven
years, has sold out, and yesterday removed
TO North Bend, where he will enter the
practice.
TEKAMAH-Thomas Tobin, farmer
living about six miles eaS of here. lost
two horses by lightning yesterday. The
to wire fence.
BEATRICE-In the district court today
Judge Raper reversed the decision OF the
city council and denied the saloon license
asked for by Lewis Kaserman on the
ground that IL was not shown or proven
that the petition of applicant was signed
by resident freehoders.
MADlSON-At the Catholic church in this
city today at 10 a. M, Rev. Father Hide
brand officiating, Sd Alderman and Miss
Anna Long were married. only close
ceremony after which a wedding dinner
was served at the home of the bride.
BEATRICE-At meeting Of Company
c last night Walter Shindoll of the Uni
versity Cadets was assigned to the Office
OF first lieutenant to succeed Leroy
Mccullough resigned Mr.. shindoll will
Mr.. McCullough's successor will be elected
by the company.
PAWNEE CITY-A heavy rain fell over
this section of the country Sunday night
and Monday. This is a great help to corn
and small grain, which was suffering
greatly the last week for lack of moisture.
From reports received this morning it
seems that the rain is very general as II
extends some 400 miles west OF here.
EDGAR-A splendid rain fell here during
sunday night and Monday forenoon,
amounting to nearly one inch. 1t had been
pretty dry for nearly three weeks and the
crops were beginning to need rain badly.
Crops are looking fine and the prospect is
Tor the most abundant harvest that we
have ever had in this part OF Nebraska.
BEATRICE-At meeting of the board
OF directors of the Young Mems Christian
that something like $4,000 more than the
amount already subscribed will be needed
TO- complete the building. 1t is the inten-
uon or the directors to have the structure
ready for the dedicatory ceremonies Sep
TENDER /.
PLAINYIEw-Rev. J. p. Vast, pastor of
the Methodist church at this place has
been called upon for the following special
services during the last three weeks: The
biccalaureate sermon for the graduating
class Of this city; the memorial sermon
for the old soldiers: the Epworth League
anniversary sermon; the memorial sermon
for the several orders and the Decoration
day address.
ALbION-Since the rain of Sunday, It is
universally admitted that the weather so
far this summer could not have been
planned better. The large alfalfa crop is
jury or damage from rain. Corn that has
been we'll tended is doing fine and the small
grain crop Is now made so far as moisture
Is concerned The berry crop has been
good, and the cherries will be large yield.
MADISON-Madison will this year celeb
brate the Fourth Of July, the first time since
1902. The celebration is in charge of the Mad
ison fire department and ample provisions
are made for the purpose. Hon. John l..
Webster of Omaha and Ross Hammond OF
Fremont have been engaged as speakers.
Ex-senator William V. Allen will be pres
ident and Mayor Fred Gegner. marshal of
the day Both the Madison and Stanton
militia companies will participate and the
bands from Creston. Lindsay and Madison
will furnish the music.
FREMONT-A man by the name of Bur-
nett was arrested last night by Sheriff
Bauman on the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. Sunday he hired a single livery rig
for a drive about town Instead OF that
he took in a woman dn6 they and another
pair went out into the country. He failed
to show up with the rig and yesterday
afternoon the liveryman was notified by
farmer that his horse at his place,
eight miles from town with a broken leg.
He had been found that morning with a
hind leg broken and tied to fence.
BEATRICE-Beatrice lodge No 26, An
Client Free and Accepted Masons and
Vesper chapter No. 2, Order of the Eastern
Star, held public and Joint installation last
night. {. A., Spellman and w. w. Wright.
acting grand marshal, installed those Of
icers for the Masons: J. Ed. G. Fisher,
worshipful master; Charles Campbell,
senior warden: Robert A. Smith. junior
l.. spellman. secretary; John a. KEGS.
senior deacon; Charles T.. Osborne. Junior
deacon; Jesse L. Schlosser, senior steward I;
Charles Coddington, junior steward Jane
Mrs. Louise Spellman and Miss Mimi
Davis, acting grand marshal, were the
installing officers and the following were
installed: Mrs. Della Palmer, worthy ma