Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30

PROMISES " DC HoIe IMAM usualiy Heeles'-
YoRK-George Ragan, prosperous York
county farmer. met with an unfortunate
accident yesterday In the loss of the right
thumb while cutting wood on Lincoln
creek.
BEATRICEAThe funeral of Henry Wolf
was held yesterday from the family home
attended and were conducted by Rev. j.
E. Davis.
WACO-The committee in charge Of col
port that they have collected and remitted
5000. This Is the largest sum collected
in any locality in York county.
BEoATRICE-oliver Btvens eldest son
last night at his home IN South Beatrice
after an illness of six months OF tubercu-
losis. Mr., Bivens was q years Of age.
YORK-E. S. Keller's son was hit with
a piece OF fiywheel of a gasoline engine
operated by his father. For time physi-
clans had hard d., work ,r; to bring the young
as at first thought.
YORK-Campbell Bros, contractors Of
Lincoln, have commenced work on the new
home OF the York Commercial club, which
will be one of the finest and best In the
west. The rooms will be large and will
have every convenience.
BEATRICE-Yesterday a gang OF Union
Pacific workmen began the work OF In
stalling a new steel bridge across Bear
creek a few miles southeast of the city to
take the place of the structure which has
YORK-Bale Mcdonald and Robert Gill
more will represent York at the district
high school contest in Hastings. In the
contest held here last evening Mcdonald
received the highest mark in the oratorical
class and Robert Gilmore in debating.
PERU-Mrs. Jane c. Marsh. wife of the
late Theodore Il. Marsh. died at her home
on Normal avenue yesterday evening. Mrs.
Marsh was "a years of age and had been In
/ feeble health for some time. Pneumonia
was the immediate cause OF her death
| oil oil q11C-
| eeeded in locating another factory here.
This time IL has secured the j. o. Hubbel
hen roost mandatory. Besides manufac-
turing hen roosts Mr. Hubbel will manu-
| facture other articles, such as ladders etc.
| FREMONT-Sheriff Bauman received a
| telegram from Arkansas City, Kan, this
/ afternoon of the arrest at that place of
( Isaac n. Dickinson, who is wanted here for
passing a forged check for $21 10 on Charles
| Hacker. Dickinson Is steel worker and
was In the employ-of Frankman Bros &
| Morris, railroad contractors. On March {
| he was, given a pay check for S2l.10 and by
mistake blank check of the firm. II is
| the good check and had It cashed. Applica-
! ton to Governor Mickey for a requisitior
will be made and Dickinson brought bach
| for trial.
AINswoRTH-At high noon "wednesday
occurred the wedding OF Miss Jessie Finl
| and Mr.. l.. Barton OF SpringYiew, Neb., al
! the residence OF the brides uncle. William
Fauyer, Rev. Mr.. kuhler OF springvieN
| officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Barton viii make
| Springyiew their future home.
MINDEN-The Burlington railroad sur
veyOrs were here Tuesday and set stake:
for a new switch for the Minden Edison
| Light, Heat and Power company and fol
| the j. T. johnson wholesale fruit hons
! and the Minden brick works, who will alsC
| have new switch soon to their yard.
| NORTH PIATTE-The Union Pacific en-
| cheering corps which has been runninJ
| a line west of Galloway are now encampee
about ten miles from TryOn. the count,
| seat Of Mcpherson county A lot OF grade
| stakes were sent out to Engineer Davis
| who has charge OF the work, yesterday.
| NORTH PI1ATTE-Sherim MIltonbergel
- tbGs ,if,r rscal,,s5 a teiaa-ra ~, &c., 90,
! enne asking him to examine the bagga z,
| OF the West Minstrel company and see 4