Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-31
no bones broken. His condition is not

no bones broken. His condition is not
serious.
GENEYA--A stable with the horses be-
| longing to James Bumgarner, about seven
| miles south of town, was destroyed by
! fire and Mr.. Bumgarner was severely
| burned in trying to rescue his horses.
NORTH PLATTE-Ed Ewen, contracting
agt mt for the sugar factory at Grand Island,
reports that he will succeed in contracting
about LOCO acres in the Hershey district.
The acreage is quite small, however, for
each farmer.
NORTH PLATTE-A position has been
| offered Prof. Carson of the North Platte
Business college by the Baptist college at
Grand Island, but as the prospects for the
North Platte school are encouraging, Mr..
| Carson declined the position.
BEATRICE-Great preparations are be-
! ing made for the annual meeting OF the
southwestern Educational association to be
held April S-5 in this city. 1t is estimated
ferent parts OF the state win be in at
tendance.
WEST POINTING. and Mrs John Hoar.
| well known citizens of West Point and
former owners of the Neigh hotel, have
moved to Wayne, where Mr. Hoar has
assumed charge Of the Hotel Boyd. About
at the home of Judge Krake.
| DAVID CITY-Tuesday the annual spring
election takes place. The question OF the
| day is license and may bring out a large
| vote. A contest is on in the school cleo
| ton, there being two tickets In the field by
peuunn. q. w. Gates and Mike Tilma are
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Hall on the other.
PLATSMOUTH-The body of Conrad COT
| fey arrived from Omaha over the BurlinR-
! Johns Catholic church. where Father w
r. Bradley conducted the service Mr..
general merchandise business in this CITY
for number OF years.
BRADSHAW-The 2-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs Ed HARDWOOD was badly bitten by
dog while they We're at play, The dog
caught the child by the back of the head
tearing the flesh from the scalp as far as
the neck, making an ugly wound, which
necessitated several stitches to close The
child is doing as we'll as can be expected.
.PLArrSMOUTH-cA number Of large res
licences are being built In this city this
spring and among those who will have a
new home are Tom e. Parmele, T. NJ
Riehey and John Likewise. and each build
ing Will, have all of the latest improvements.
The Burlington Is also building an addi-
ton 70 the present local large storehouse.
WEST POINT-The meat market OF
Joseph StaliebOries has been closed by the
sheriff on an attachment. Stallebories has
left the city and his present whereabouts
are UNKNOWN Inc SUIT was at the instance
or the Nebraska State bank, which held an
unpaid note against him. He had been In
business here about year and his reputa-
ton was good.
GRAND IsLAND-Mrs. George Blanco.
who suffered severe burns early In the
week, her skirts catching fire while she
the yard, succumbsd to her Injuries. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon from
the Christian church. She leaves two sons
aged Is and II and her husband and also
her father two sisters and a brother
PLATTSMOUTH-W b. Banning, a grain
dealer In Union and an ex-county commits
sioner, was not satisfied with the assess
ment as prescribed by the the board OF
equalization, to add up the business Of the
year and divide the amount by twenty-four
50 he contested the same In district court
Judge Paul Jessen decided that the amount
OF the assessment be stricken from the roll.
Observation-Disclosures lodge No. Gl9 Be
neyolent Protective order OF Elks, met last
night aud elected these officers: G. w.
Fowble, exalted ruler; George II. Brash,
esteemed leading knight; W. II. stryker.
esteemed loyal knight .. p. Fulton es-
teemed lecturing knight; H s. Friedsam,
secretary; J. l. Anderson, treasurer. A
smoker was held at the close OF the bust
Tess meeting.
NEBRASKA CITY-On account OF the
several burglartes that have occurred IN this
city lately the chief OF police has issued
orders that ali persons on the street after
midnight must give an account OF them
selves or they are liable TO arrest Sew