Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-10
Nebraska NeMn Noten.


KEARNEY-The Dagget Manufacturing
company has moved its entire plant to
Hastings. where it has secured concessions
in the way of free power and more capita
with which to develop its patent hardware
specialties.
KEARNEY-Two boys, Charley Allen
and Willie Lonergan, grew weary of the
hospitality and steam heat of the State
Industrial school and hastily departed one
night last week. The next day they were
discovered hiding under a stack of alfalfa
with hands, faces and feet badly frozen,
but still scorning the warm home on the
hill.
KBARNEY-The recounting of the votes
for county attorney was completed yester-
day, The original count Shove a majority
of seven votes for Easterling and at the
instigation OF John Hoge, the opposing
candidate, they were recounted. The re-
suit was that Easterling now has a major
ity of thirty-two.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. A. IL. Huckins
has received word of the death of her
sister. Mrs. Robert Baxter, at Port Huron,
Mich. She leaves a husband and several
grown children. Deceased and her husband
were residents of this city for years.
NEBRASKA CITY-The county commits
sioners have appointed DR.. Frank S, Mar
nell and DR.. j.. b.. Lecthenwallner county
physicians for the coming year and j. W.
Kaiser superintendent of the county farm.
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Hollis BEAN
to Edward L. keber, one of the leading
business young men of that city. The
marriage was q surprise to Ler family and
all of her friends,
NEBRASKA CITY-The otoe County
Farmers Protective association met and
reelected the old officers and made their
in existence in this county for the last ten
years.
BEATRICE-Rev. L. d. Young addressed
the pupils of the Northwestern Business
college yesterday morning at chapel on
the subject, The Essentials of Success"
BEATRICE-The Giles livery barn at
Wymore was sold yesterday to c. b. Knox
of Seward, who has assumed charge OF the
place.
BEATRICE-Rev. Mr.. Badger and wife
last evening entertained the choir of Trim
iy Lutheran church. A delightful even
ing was spent I'M games, after which re-
freshments were served.
BEATRICE-E. d. Burchard. an employe
Of the Queen City Creamery company, and
Miss Mamie Amberg were married Thurs
day at Munden. Kan. They have arrived
in the city to make their future home.
BEATRICE-The basket ball team OF this
city was defeated Friday evening at Wi.
Der, by the score of 50 to 2L.
BEATRICE-The members of the junior
class of the Beatrice High school elected
these officers yesterday: Harold Stout
president; Seth Stockton, vice president
Norma Kidd, secretary; Edith McCaffey
treasurer.
ARLINGTON-The Daughters OF Re
/ bekah lodge have installed the following
officers: Mrs. Lou Roberts, noble grand
Mrs. Nellie Zip vice grand; Mrs. BESSIE
Grimes. secretary; Mrs. Belle Crane, treas
urer. Miss Elsie Fassett Of this city, witt
is district deputy. presided.
ARLINGTON-The members OF the Ger
/, man Lutheran church. which is located
five miles north of this city, have electe'
, Rev. II. Hallerburg of Illinois pastor, Il
4 succeed Rev. ]. Hilgenclorf. who resigne,
and moved to Cheyenne, Wyo.
S~ARGENT-The Telephon
company has woTkmen busy setting &-foo
4 poles on the north side Of the street 70
4 the accommodation of a cable. A 900-drO
switchboard. of the latest pattern, con
structed for two operators, will be in
| stalled.
I SARGENT-August Kaohn, a soldier an
4 an old time settler OF this county, wa
buried today in the Dry Valley cemetery
u dying from cancer of the tomach. II
I leaves a wife and seven children.
I HEBRON-At a meeting Of the count
= officials In the court house Thursday al
Z to H. II. Sisson, the retiring county con
missioner, as a token OF esteem. NJ. G
= Corliss. the newly elected commissions
assumed the duties of the Office.
. HEBRON-LocsI ice men are busy cut
ing ice on Spring creek. The ice Is twelv
Q inches thick and excellent quality. The ic
on the river varies from three to eigf
= inches.
SARGENT-This week sees the cOmpl,
. ton OF the new steel bridge across IN
y Middle Loup river at this place. It hs
\ two spans, each measuring li feet, an
the approaches are seventeen feet ionI
The river Will be changed 10 a channel