Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
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mems base ball team by a score of u to IL.
YORK-W. E. McCloud has Just an
nounced his candidacy for the nomination
for treasurer, subject to the republican
primaries.
VALENTINE-John Omesher had the
misfortune to have his leg broken by a
colt kicking him. He was brought to town
at once and DR.. Lewis attended him.
Neutrality-suspicious. L. Gartrell, aged
SO years, died at Adams. where she had
lived since 1875. She was a native of Ken
lucky and leaves a family OF eight chill
dren.
STANTON-Stanton returned from Valen-
tine this morning, where they have played
all week, and this afternoon played the
fast team from Dodge, Dodge defeated
them. 3 to o.
HUNTLEY-Mrs. William Skiles, aged Sc
years, died at the home of her son four
miles south of this place. Funeral services
were held at the home and interment was
In Alma cemetery.
NEBRASKA CITY-Wnliam Butterbaugh
while working at the King alfalfa plant
last evening breaking up some rock was
struck In the eye with one piece and will
lose the sight of that eye.
BEATRICE-Ora McArtor, the boy who
mysteriously disappeared Thursday even
Ing from his home near Pickrell, was found
near Cortland yesterday, where he had
hired out to work In the harvest field.
BEATRICE-The following filings were
made yesterday at the court house: A. ].
Pethoud, democrat. for surveyor; 8. b.
Moore, republican. for sheriff; DR.. ]. S.
McCleery, democrat, for supervisor Third
and Fourth districts.
DICKENS-The eldest child Of william
Brooks, a little girl about 8 years old, was
badly IL not fatally injured here last night
by the wheels of a wagon passing across
her stomach. 1t wPs a narrow escape for
the little one, but she may recover.
DICKENs-Ray Brown, a young man
who was taken to Omaha a few weeks
| ago and who oraatad soma RNCitpmant
there by escaping from one of the hos
pitfalls, has returned here to his farm north
east of town. Young Brown seems to be
improved.
BEATRICE-B. II. Begole. president Of
the Beatrice Commercial club, and Edward
S. Miller and J. A. Klein were In Omaha
Saturday comforting with Union Pacific
officials relative to extending the motor
car service between beatrice and Marys-
vile, Kan.
VALENTINE-Clement n. Hahn and
Miss Ora V. Hooper were united In mar
rage at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper Of the north
table, Rev. Mr.. Magill OF Crookston Off
ciating. The young people are both well
known here.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. w. Nation
OF the republican county central commit
tee has issued a call for a meeting of the
committee, to be held next TUESDAY. The
date for holding the county convention, at
which delegates to the state convention
are to be selected, will be fixed.
PLATTSMOUTH-The Cass county re-
publican convention will be held in Weep
ing Water on Saturday, July "A, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to attend
name a county central committee. The
primaries will be held July %.
SARGENT-At the recent school meet
! ing all the retiring members OF the board
! were reelected, and the board still stands
w. d. Hall. president; f. Miller, secretary;
E A, 2. Perrin, treasurer; s. J. Penny, Henry
IL A1 A II TkNllfna Tha nnasn1
election for a bond to aid another grade
failed to carry.
DICKENS-One of the largest public
sales in this part OF the state has just
taken place at the Melton ranch, seven
miles southwest OF here. over SO, 900 worth
OF stock. implements, etc, was sold. TWEEN
ey-five head Of y~earling mules sold for
, $50 a head, which Is the highest price paid
here for mules for some time.
YORK-Mayor Bernard King has inter
/, ested the physicians of York and is now
interesting the business men of York In
building a large general hospital building.
3 York is in need OF a hospital large enough
to care for the patients who come here to
be treated by York specialists, and the
building of a hospital seems 10 be assured,
BEATRICE-The stone orusher plant OF
Atwood Is Co., east OF Wymore, has been
awarded the contract for supplying ballast
10 the Rock IslsLd, which VIM take the
plants output for a hundred DAYS, The
capacity Of the plant daily Is $50 tons.
The plant is working forty men and could
! use double tina number II the men could
I be secured.
I FREMONT-The Fremont Granite Brick
company, whose plant was badly damaged
Gy fire night before last. will rebuild al
once and orders received since the fire
E will be filled as soon as possible. Or
5 account of the wording of the insurance
, policies only 5000 OF the $4,000 is avail
able. The new plant will probably have
a greater capacity than the old one.
e STANTON-Three business changes were
made In Stanton this week, r. Thompson
the colored barber, under the Raabe opera
, house, sold his shop TO a white man from
South Omaha; Harry Green. proprietor OF
the Green hotel, sold TO William Thomp'
I son, and W. n. Orris sold his stock OF
4 furniture 10 Louis Dern, some years age
1 proprietor OF the stock.
NEBRASKA CITY-The hearing I'm tn,
matter Of tho charge OF insanity agains
Mrs. Maud Moran, which has been on a
% intervals for nearly a month before thu
commissioners on insanity, had another
session yesterday and was continued owe
until Wednesday. The case is attracting
considerable attention as both parties ar
quite prominent, her husband. who fleS
> the complaint. being one OF the leading at
toTneys Of this part OF the state. Mrs