Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-28

year. Earl Cline was elected at Osceola-
MISS MISS DIETRICH at Blue Hin, Mr.. Buckles al
son at Belgrade.
ASHLAND-wild animals are still
T0unu s ATOMS the streams In this vicinity.
BeTt Shelendine, living north of Ashland
killed gray mother wolf and six little
ones IN MS field, while the son of Charles
boBehreI living south Of Ashland, can
sured nine young coyotes near ilis home.
ASHLAND-Honorabl s. If. Soru-
berger. formerly prominent in saunders
inatlon of district Judge al CIeveIand
OIL Judge Sornberger has been a re-
P st lear DEMOCRAT populist, prohibition
WEST Po1NT-Mrs. Nicholas wfese, ono
OF the Oldest women I'm the county, died
at the home Of William Stolzman at tho
age OF 50 years. Her husband died eleven
years ago. since which time she has made
her home with her son. The funeral was
under the auspices Of the German Lutheran
NsWoRTH-Ainsworth is having quite
boom. Frank Laws has sold his firni-
tnre store to f. w. Scissor and G. A.
Earman bought the drug store of Waldo
Kenny and took immediate possession. The
most needed Improvement is the cement
block factory Of Smith e Hammond. They
commenced to make blocks on Friday.
NEBRASKA CITY-The funeral of Mrs
John Mayors Of Burr was held in this city
this morning and was very largely attended.
The services We're held at ST. Benedict's
Catholic church and interment was In tbs
cemetery south OF the city. She leaves a
husband. who is totally blind and who de-
pended on her for all care and assistance.
| COLUMBUS-MOre than $50 people gath
cred az Mannerchor hail Friday evening
70 celebrate the twenty-fifth wedding an
niveTsary of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph JaeiRgf
/ Rev. r. Neumarker made them an address
ana presented them in a very felicltous
speech with lot Of silverware. The AFFAIR
was IN the hands OF the Gruetii society.
NEWPORT. Il. Myers has purchased
the general stock Of merchandise OF his
brother, e. l.. Myers, which is located at
earns. II. l. Myers takes over the feed
store and residence Of the former at this
place. The deal is already closed and
i possession has been given Mrs. l. Il.
June !.
YoRK-Notice has been served upon the
pool room prOprietOrs In York that they
| must not allow minors to loaf or play IN
their establishments One parent claimed
| that his son left In the evening and said
he was going 70 the Young Mems Christian
! association, and they found him In the bill
! lard hall, and his parents threaten to sue
| the proprietor.
| NEBRASKA CITY-Queen Esther chapter.
/ No. !, Order OF the Eastern Star elected the
/ following officers for the ensuing year:
/ Worthy matron. Mrs. M. r. Thorp; assist
ant matron, Mrs. r. D. Garrow; patron,
! W. w. Metz; secretary. NJ r. ThOrp; treas
! uier, George II. Glendenln; cOnductress
Mrs. Anna Morgan; assistant conductress
Miss Grace Place.
! KEARNEY-J NJ. Smith, an old settler,
was seriously injured Friday night. Just
as he had driven into his yard the horse
became frightened and Mr.. Smith, In trying
20 control IL, got mixed up with both
horse and vehicle and had several ribs
broken He Is resting easy and will no
doubt recover without serious trouble. He
| is past 70 years OF age.
! WEST POlNT-Chris Hanrahan, a well
known resident Of Beemer, and Ole Knud-
son OF Wisner were arraigned before Judge
Devoid charged with causing disturbance
ana threatening the telephone operator al
/ the Beemer exchange. The charge against
| Knudson was dismissed and Hanrahan was
bound over 20 the district court under 800
bonds, which he furnished.
NEWPORT-The farmers and ranchers
several miles south OF this place complain
that their cattle are dying with strange
disease. IL affects them somewhat like
distemper or influenza; there Is dis
charge at the nostrils and their eyes sink
back into their heads giving them a wild,
weird appearance. large. number have
died and many more are affected II Is
not known yet how widespread the disease
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