Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
N.-. Of Nebra,Ixa.

best sales ever held in Wayne.
News of Nebraska.
SGwARD-Lothar f. Schultz has bought
the shoe business of Richard Hartwig.
PLATTSMOUTH-Abo six inches of |
snow fell Tuesday night and Wednesday.
wATERLOO-Bridges over the Elkhorn
river and cutoff south are being re-
paired.
sEwARD-Deputy County Clerk Sawyer,
with two other men, killed fifty ducks near
Cordova this week,
PLATTsMoUH-w. H. Clement report
ed to the city council that there was $10,-
4sS.l3 In the city treasury.
HARVARD-John Carriker has sold to
Spady Bros. his large and well-equipped
carpenter woodwork snop, with engines and
lathes.
sEWARD.,,George A: Merriam of this
city is candidate for the office of grand
recorder of the A. O. L. w. for the Juris-
diction Of Nebraska.
HEAIINGFORD-A number of settlers
from the vicinity of Randolph arrived this
week and will take up their residences on
farm9 bought last fell.
ASHLAND-The real estate movement
has been more marked than for many
years. Farms have changed hands at
prices ranging from S75 to SEQ an acre.
sEWARD-City Electrician John Martz
/ of Friend consulting engineer TO build
| the new electric light plant of that place.
| SEWARD-Professor Kinder has been
| unanimously reelected superintendent OF
| schools for the coming year and his sal
/ airy Increased to S1,2OO. This is his first
| year here.
LEIGH-One of the heaviest SHOWS Of
1 the season fell here last night. This morn
ing there is four inches of snow on the
level and still falling with good pros
| poets of continuing.
! HARVARD-Everett swartz, for some
! years with William Falk, clothier of Hast
ings, has bought an interest with the Yost,
| Ayton, Morris Dry Goods company, and
| will take an active part with the lrm.
FREMONT-Work on the new Young
| Mems Christian Association building, be-
gun Monday, has been interrupted by the
! weather. Contractor Koberlin has the
foundation mostly in and will push the
work.
decided to run the hardware business Of
H. X, Green, lately deceased, under the
! name of the Estate of IL. r. Green; 9.
A. Shindler, formerly chief clerk will be
manager.
LATTsMoUTH-Ralph X. Hays and
Miss Eta Cremar were united in mar
riage in the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cremar, Tuesday, by
Rev. Dacius, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
ST. PAUI-DurinE the session of district
court the first naturalization papers were
issued under the new federal law in this
county. The applicant was Lars Christian
Mikkelsen one Of the elder Danish settlers
in Spring Creek precinct.
TEKAMAH-The stereopticon lecture
given by Rev: e. II. jerks Of Omaha was
one OF the best lectures that has ever
been given here. 1t was given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church, who realized about
BEATRICE-The little son of August
> Schmaglemeyer, living near Pickrel. who
was Kicked in the head by horse few
days ago, was brought here last night
and today underwent an operation known
as trephining as the last hope of saving
his life. ..
HEMfNGFoRD-Last year the farmers
here raised a large quantity Of bronze
grass seed. This spring there have been
valley and from two western states Mon
tana and Wyoming. Several carloads will
be shipped.
HEMINGFORD-The Hemingford Jour
, nal weekly paper, was started last week
by G. II, Burleigh, and promises to be d
success. The advertising section is pa
; town taking space. The Journal will be in
dependent in politics.
: HARVARD-Just as the FIVE inches OF
: snow that fell last Friday was nearly
melted from the ground, another snow hai
fallen during the night and this morning
and while Of only some two inches. depth
will increase the bad condition of roads
r and replenish the water In fields.
. WATERLoo-Wate Homestead No
1882 BrStherh0od Of american 1nb Ysomen
= Deputy Chief Yeoman Mckinley OF Soutl
a Omaha with thirty-three charter members
, | Dr. Putey Musgrove of Omaha has beef
here several weeks working up the lodge
n WATERLOO-The J. c. Robinson SeeC
5 Co. has just completed its corn drying
o plant, which VIII be busy from now un
i for planting. 1t has capacity of abou
100 bushels per hour. A public demon
= ! Tuesday.
ST. PAUL-The Union Pacific followed tn
= lead of the Burlington and paid into tn
! for which judgment had been rendered II
the United States d!s % supreme IRENE court in tn
Y in few days ago, makes a total of S25,
1926 paid by the recalcitrant companies
/, oAKDALE-At the invitation of tn
drill team Of fourteen members accom-
- panied by number of members of tn
i camp at this place, went TO ColdWate
II last Saturday evening and assisted In tn
. class adoption. Our drill team has ac
d cepted a. similar invitation from the Nelig
IS cam and have gone TO that place tonigh
, to put on the floor work in class adoption
: there.
II OARDALE-The Ancient Order of Unite
II Workmen and Degree Of Honor held re
q their visiting friends from nelghborin
towns. An elaborate supper was serve
5. by the women, after which a class Of te
p was added to the membership OF the An
Gent Order Of United Workmen. Gran
A Master o; ], Van Dyke of Omaha assiste
d HEMINGFORD-The Hemingford Tele
It phone company, which has been operates
as a partnership, has authorized its officer
10 incorporate under the same name. u
A. Paul will remain president OF the In
). corporated company and Clark Olds sec
Il rotary. There will be about $50 stockhOld
, ers In the new company. The compan
has purchased a lot and will shortly pro
!. \ coed to erect a telephone exchange suit
able to present needs.
BLUE HILI-State High School In
\ spector Reed dropped Unexpectedly into tn
schools here last week and examined ever
department from the primary room TO tn
|, high school. Inspector Reed compliments
the board and Superintendent Moritz highl
- on the efficiency of the work done. Thi
places Blue Hill High school in the frs
n class for another year, with thirty-tW