Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-09
Nebraska News Notes.

this vicinity yet, and quite a good rain
fell yesterday.
M'CooK-The Burlington is adding a
baggage room to its facilities at this place
"A needed Improvement.
PoNCA-The Aowa Milling company of
Ponca Is just installing a sixty horsepower
engine in their mill and will introduce a
dynamo to produce their own light.
MCOOK-With the employment of two
more teachers this week the McCook public
schools now have twenty-five teachers in
their corps. The enrolment considerably
PONCA-Keysee & Sons have just closed
their new sorghum molasses plant for the
season. The a was not very good this
year., yet they succeeded In making 500 gal
Ions of sorghum of extra fine quality.
BEATRICE-Louis X. Stevens and Miss
Emma Bindernagie were married at high
noon yesterday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bindernagle,
iating.
BEATRICE-Captain Leafdahl, who has
been in charge of the Salvation Army work
to WATERFOWL, S. D.. He will leave next
Tuesday with his family to assume his
new duties.
has purchased the A. A. Taylor drug store
and stock and has taken possession today,
Mr.. TAYLOR, who has beeUln the drug bush
ness here for the last twenty-five years, re-
firing from business.
BEATRICE-The ministerial meeting of
the Church of the Brethren, which has
~ III eof Wv - 1C -" No?'s
adjourned yesterday afternoon. The session
yesterday was devoted principally to the
discussion OF missions.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Cass county COM
missioners have granted a license to T. w.
Fountain to conduct a ferry across the
people in going to Omaha.
Z BEATRICE-The Stanbury Construction
company, which has the contract for the
! masonry work on the new high school
: building. has about forty men at work on
the building. 1t is the intention to have
{ the structure enclosed before snow flies.
T CAMBRIDGE-The first number of the
19OS-19O9 lecture course was given last night,
!, Ralph Parlette, the quaint and eloquent
philosopher; lectursd to q crowded wa n,, house;
o and has the best talent that will appear in
Nebraska.
PoNCA-H. o. Newell OF Hastings, Neb,
= w. II. Hendrickson of Wynot. Neb.; Frank
: Dixon and A. Shaffer of Sioux City, Ia,
passed though Ponca at 6 O'Clock this even
G ing with two automobiles on their way TO
f Trip county. South Dakota, to deliver
their cars to the real estate men for use in
opening the reservation
PLATTSMOUTH - The funeral services
e over James Dyer. who was murdered on
Main street in Greenwood by Matt Bozarthl
who plunged a knife blade into his hear
9 attended. Interment was in the Green
wood cemetery. A wife. three sons and siS
q daughters, two teaching school In thi'
n county. survive him
i BEATRICE-The marriage OF Frank B
Davis and Miss May Carmichael. daugh'
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. J: J. GarmichaeIi ole
the city, was solemnized this morning a
s O'Clock at St. Joseph's Catholic church
- Clerk in the grocery store Of ]. A. Mccall
lum in this city, where the young coupl
~ reside.
as gave a banquet and smoker last night 4
about fifty invited guests. IT was one o
the most notable social affairs Of tn,
year. Plates were laid for about 100. Tn
o- club, McCook's efficient booster organiza
ton, is being strengthened and new inter
IL est aroused as a result of this gathering
II, which embraced most of the leading busi
er ness men, professional men and railroa'
and shop men.
" BEATRICD-A Taft and Sherman clu'
ls was formed at Cortland Tuesday. night b
s: the election of the following ofnicers: os
tn car sherman, president; T. II, James sec
ar Rotary; Robert Green, treasurer. A vic
president from each of the road district
4 was elected. At the close of the meetin
he the president and several others addresse
Nv the meeting and stated that they woul
do all I'm their power TO assist IN rolln
Of up a big majority in Gage county 70
OF Taft and Sherman.
he YORK-Congressman f. II. Hinshaw me
lis with a rousing reception and was greete
p By one of the largest audiences ever gath
on standing room only" Mr.. Hinshaw dis
on cussed the principal issues OF the campaign
OF To- skpIsir the difference between the Il
- sues Of the two great parties cOntrastin
. the legislation accomplished and passed D.
the republicans, not only OF Nebraska, bu
at Washington, with promises made by tn
democrats.
BEATRIcE-The injunction case If VIII
lam Ill. Pair against James A. Ramsey wa
dismissed yestenisy in the district couT
Recently Pair gave $1,000 i'm notes 10 Ran
sey for half interest in the manufacture @
a corn husking device, Ramsey represent
ing that the business was in a nouTishin
condition. Later Pair found that he ha
been duped and at once secured an injunC
ton against Ramsey to prevent him froI
dispOsing OF the notes. Yesterday IN
notes were turned over to Pair and tn
case dismissed. Mr.. Pair assumes charg
of the business.
.PLATrSMOUTH-In district court /
this city Thursday the jury returned
verdict of not guilty in the case OF II
State against Frank Daily, who Wa
charged with entering through the windo'
q saloon and also the merchandise store {
Mr.. Wolf in Cedar Creek and stealing me-
chandise. After the verdict was res
County Attorney RAwls asked that JOSEF
Shaw, who was charged with the san
crime, be discharged. The prisoners eac
admitted I'm court that II they had not bee
under the influepce OF liquor the cTin
would not have been committed.
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