Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22
and the Judgment was for the amount OF
the loss, with interest amounting in all TO

and the Judgment was for the amount OF
the loss, with interest amounting in all to
NEBRASKA CTTY-The farmers Of Otoe
county are taking advantage Of the high
price OF corn and rushing all they can TO
the Sley tado lGes grain man an tbs
county had sold $50, 900 bushels of corn at
40 cents during the past week.
LEIGH-The present week h, has s been -. an
seeding weather Of the spring. All wheat
sowing is done and many farmers VIII
have finished sowing oats ny TINS evsa ing.
advantage Of the nice weather
YORK-Harold White had narrow es.
cape from instant death when he stepped
leading stepped on the wire and instantly
fell dead This makes. two horses killed
company within the past six months.
sCHUYLER--Joseph Lane shipped eish-
teen cars of sheep TO Chicago Friday. Inc
shipment was over the mon Paeine ana .ha
second large shipment from here this
winter, the first one going 20 California.
The sheep were fed at the Folda ranch.
BEATRICE-John Greider and Jesse
Green, living near Diller, captured a lit
ter OF ten wolves In a brush pile on the
farm OF ]. w. Fouts and VIII ask the
county clerk for the bounty, which is 80 per
head Henry Roha of Clatonia yesterday
brought I'm nine coyote scalps to the county
clerks office,
YORK-one Of the local papers is de-
manding that the Commercial club of
York take steps to interest every shipper
and merchants Of York receiving merchan-
disc over the Burlington to take action
| toward convincing the Burlington railroad
that York Is I'm earnest in wanting suit
able depot
BEATRICE-The women's auxiliary of
Christ church met yesterday and elected
| these officers: Mrs. Frederika Cole, presi-
| dent Mrs Caroline Smith, vice president;
/ L Emery secretary and treasurer.
| Mrs w A. Muligan and Miss Alice Cole
| were elected delegates TO attend the annual
! meeting TO be held at Omaha, May 10.
| WEST POINT-The newly organized cor
| poration which has taken over the property
| of the Milling association is actively en-
gagged in preparing the plant for resump-
! ton of business Owing to the high water
| and to a portion of the dam being washed
out the mill Is not in operation now, put
repairs will be made as quickly as possible.
WEST POINT-The newly elected mayor
and council assumed the relns Of city gov
eminent Friday evening. The ceremony
! attending the change was simple and char
| feeling. The new council was organized by
electing Peter Poellett president: Mayor
| Hunker will announce his appointees az
the next meeting OF the council
COLUMBUS-At the regular meeting OF
Gethsemane Commandery NO. y, knights
Templar last evening, the following Officers ,i,
mandor c. J. Carlow, generalsimo; G; d.
Evans, captain. general; J. ID. stires
| prelate. a. Anderson, lteaSuIeIf NuS VI
Becher, recorder; Charles Il. Pollock senior
warden: Edgar Howard Junior warden.
! PI.ATTSMOUTH-Th district court gave
the Missouri Pacific railroad Judgment
! for / cent damages against Cass county
The supreme court has reversed the deci-
sion and remsnded tho case. Ihe APP
praisers awarded the company $3.50 az dam
ages on account of the crossing Of Its
right-of-way by n section line road, but
the county commissioners refused to allow
any damage.
this week at the home OF Mics CarlottR
Crawford. The responses TO roll call were
FISH stories. The first paper read va, AZ
interestingly told STORY Of the SEALING
Grounds" Mrs. William Gentrup then read
a paper on "Fisheries, which dealt VIII
the catching and preparing Of FISH through
story was read by Mrs. S. s. Krake as th'
closing number
oAKLAND-At the regular meeting Of
Oakland chapter No. 1853, order Of this
Eastern Star. held Friday evening. the fol
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Jean Myers W NJ A. =
Ethel Hopkin1 secretary; V. l.. Fried
treasurer Mrs. Emma Gull eonductress
Mrs. Grace Simon, assistant e9 fhs sdnfis
men served a delicious luncheon.
WEST POINT-Upon complaint OF hi'
wife. Lawrence Solfernoser was taken pc
fore the insanity board on Friday ana triet
| on a charge Of insanity. SOifermoser u Z
years old and has a large family. III
! malady manifeStS itself IN various ways
| At times he Is excessively gloomy and De
spondent aud again his conversation show
! the widest and strangest flights He ha
| been a heavy drinker for many Years. Tn
board found him TO be a Mt subject 70
! treatment and he was taken 90 Norfolk b!
| sheriff Malchow this morning,
FDGAR-The Methodist Woman's Hom
| Missionary society Of the Hastings distric
held it's annual session on Friday In tn
Methodist church. a majority Of the dele
gates being present at the opening. tn
. forenoon session was occupied by rOuun
} business and the election Of officers tn
afternoon was devoted to the reading o
/ important papers. a number by women fror
distance In the evening Miss Berth
, Elliott Of the Fisk national training schOc
OF Chicago delivered an able, earnest an
ID Interesting address on Home MissiO
+. Work" 10 a large and attentive audience.
T NEBRASKA CITY-The pupils of IN
Z city schools are making unusual prepare
I | tions for the observance Of Arbor day
! this city. Next Monday morning short 81
u ercses will be held at the schools and a
. 10 O'Clock the pupils will form In line. an'
!. headed by LCbe's concert band, will marc
. / to Morton park, where they will plant tree
: In the beautiful park donated 20 the cit
j by the founder of Arbor day the late
n Sterling Morton. Judge Paul lessen wi
& preside al the park and deliver shoi
| address, 10 the pupils After the exercise
+ the pupils will plant 3 number OF trees
I. | places designated by c. r. Dryer, manage
! Of Arbor Lodge.