Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-10
Nebraska

ing for the oncoming base ball season.
Probably q city league viii be formed.
TECUMsEH-Joe Chung. Tecumseh's Chi
nese lsundryman, has let the contract for
substantial improvements 10 his laundry
building on Third street. New machinery
viii be installed and g complete power
plant put into operation.
sUTHERLAND-"Jnck Lake Of this
place was found dead IN bed Saturday
morning. His death was evidently Que TO
heart silu He was nearly 50 years Of
age and leaves a large family, some OF
the members being young.
FORT DODGE-EdwRrd Lowry, aged 80,
formerly chief clerk 10 the Illinois Central
superintendent here and recently road
master for the NoTthw estern al 1ronvopc,
Mich. died suddenly Sunday and viii be
brought here for burial
TRUMBCLL-ThiE place has formed the
Roy Raggy. vice president; Ralph Doty-
ter Burger, advisory member A good
lineup Of players is announced and the
team win play all Corners.
ECTHERLAND-W estern Nebraska never
presented e better outlook for q winter
wheat crop. The recent SHOWS soaked the
earth 20 q great depth and filled up the
low places with water. The heaviest crops
In the history OF the country will be
planted this spring.
FAIRBCRY-Cftv Engineer awtsun has
been instructed ny the supervising archi-
techt OF the Treasury department to estab-
lish the grades Of the site for the govern
ment building so that plans for the same
can be made and the contract for building
awarded as soon as possible
KEARNEY-Miss Mabel Whitney and
Samuel z. johnson were married a. the
home Of. the brides parents. near River
dale. Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. NJ John
son Of the Christian church performed the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will re-
SIDE on g farm near Riverdale.
TRUMBCLL-The Trumbull orchestra.
assisted by Miss Hulga Franzau and
Charles johnson OF Denver. gave q con-
cert Saturday evening In the gym hall.
The house was crowded and all were well
pleased. This organization Is composed
OF talent OF more than ordinary ability.
HASTINGsDespite some show opposi-
ton s. z. Thompson has been reelected
by the Board OF Education for a second
term as superintendent Of the Hastings
city schools One formal ballot was taken
ali membars present voting for Mr.. Thomp-
son. except two. who expressed no choice.
PLATTSMOUTH-I. H. Dunn has traded
mis- fine fruit farm adjoining Portsmouth,
consisting Of thirty acres, 10 j. Z Van
Dorm Of Oamsh for 100 acres Of land near
Oklahoma City. Ok. and with his family
will depart "Wednesday for their future
home Mr. Van Dorm viii remove 10 this
city 10 reside.
HUNTLET-Stauley d. Long Of this city.
a mail clerk 10 Fremont, received severe
injuries on hip and side IN the OmRhR
yards. while on duty with three other
switched into another engine with great
speed. Mr.. Long viii remain here until
I fully recovered.
YORK-Salesmen representing mail order
express liquor houses soliciting personal
orders from oonsigneeE in YORK are given
a warm reception and owing TO the many
arrests a number never STOP in York. but
pRss on through. !. A. wichtermsn Of
South Onaha soliciting orders was arrested
and fined $40 and costs for treating q York
citizen.
PLATTSNOUTH-About 800 persons were
present In the Presbyterian church Sun
Q nEE RTAntnE 10 heir a Jewish ~ NH small
from the platform Of q Christian church.
TVle service was under the Mems Brother
hood and Rabbi COIN of Omaha chose for
his theme Parental Responsibility" and
lsid down the principal that the home was
the foundation Of society and therefore OF
infinite importance.
+ FOR DODGF-A letter received here
from the United Wireless Telegraph com
parry. which proposes 70 open seven branch
I stTtionE in Iowa. ststes that the recent
sea disaster has doomed orders for equip
meut on steamships so that the manufR
turing dena-tment is taxed heavily a.
the establishment NJ stations inland sul
commercial purposes viii be delayed 70:
several months.
: TECUMSEH-While at work trimming
hedge q grown son Of H r. Schroeder
living IN the northern par1 OF the county.
was terribly cut just below the hip nv ar
axe In the hands Of e brother. the wound
being accidentally inflicted. The cut was
five inches long and four inches deem. tins
femur hone bainE reached by the edge o.
the instrument Eight stitches We're re.
CURED 10 close the wound.
FORT DODGE T. Cook OF thiE cit,
has purchased a fifry-bushel shipment 81
reRRnsrated Swedish oats direct from Eng
land for Use as seed or hts farm near thii
CITY. The oats are about the size Of fuu'
ordinary oats and experiment has proves
that the Swedish oats viii produce siEhtl
bushels 70 common oats forty IN y season
and that they average forty-six pounds q
tht bushel as against thirty for common
oats
FORK-At the regular meeting OF Yorl
Young Mems Christian association held Il
The BANQUET rooms. DIT. Rober1 C~OnauEh1
addressed the club on Supervision Of Pub
hC Health" Rev. r s LINDSAY told q
the different moral and heRlthful amuEe
msuts for the people Hnd Leo MittendurfI
address on Our Boys Wos one Of tn
most interesting addresses Of the evening
". " WNcknf.f poet NJ the .ciun. real
me Of mis- latest cnunosiuong There wer
fifty plates laid for those in attendance.
FORT DODGE-The police drew = booi
leEeer and q gambler into the tolls Sunda
Rnd both were given stiff fines. The bonf
leEper was q cabbler. IN whose den WEI
1virE intoxicated men. He WAS fined s.
end committed 10 the county jail until IN
fine shall be paid, this being UNUSUAL 1
pug but federal courts Milton Sta fon va
Ire gambler and was caught while. Il ]
alleged he was fieecnE 6 dozen "Juh
Does" All clerks and young business me
q This CITY He Was fined 80 and cost
v hioh he promptly paid and then left tow