Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-09

sunday morning after a lingering illness.
yrs 5 DahlgTen was born in Sweden, April
20 ts4o. She was married to Ferdinand
Dahlgren, her aged husband. who survives
ner, she Is also survived by six children
brother. ~u Wv
kEARNEY-The manager Of watson's
n5mch, N. G. Dunlap, announces that he
2o66 s sTUn sIart me work OF setting out
WAtsons plans are to park the whole
ranch In time and this is only the initial
acres with trees. ~
NEBRASKA CITY-Ida E. Townsend has
tIed a suit in the district court esking
for a divorce from her husband AIfreS
Townsend. They were married in OMAHA
FEBRUARY IS, 1909 and she charges him with
eeing cruel and for failure to support. She
wants a liberal alimony. ~
kEARNEY-E. K. wilkins. superin-
teh1ent or construction OF the postoffice
at Grand Island has been ordered by the
on the postoffice at Kearney. the change
TO to- take place the 18th of this month. lie
changing his residence to this city.
KEARNEY-The Norris Brown ouard.
VII give a Dali on the S1st of this month
the y HomDeT or prominent militia men Of
san mas slgnified his intention OF being
prGsent; The affair will be strictly a
UNIFORM and only members Of the Ne
oraska National guard will be present,
,BEATRICE-Sheriff Schiek searched tbo
cigar store OF Meek Bros, at Wymors ~
sampiing %devioes but was unable to find
rant was sworn out Monday BY Ida Nc
ReeVer OF Wymore who charged Meek
tSsISTs. win Keeping in their possession a
poses. e"s pur-
sHELTON-A public meeting will be held
IN the opera. house Tuesday evening AT
proposed new $50, 900 schooI buIidinr wbin6
proposed bond issue will be voted on al
q speolaI election to be held March 81
as the sentiment is almost unanimous in
iaVor Of the enterprise 1t is expected that
the vote will be one-sided.
NEBRASKA CITY-Charles Wilson aged
buried this afternoon. He was horn was az
ONO In 1884 and leaves a widow and four
gI0wm children, they being Mrs. Oscar
wilson OF Barrett, Neb., and Harry VIII
cox of this city. He has been a resident Of
TINS city FOR the last twenty-five years.
basket ball season Friday night with =
game with a five from Havelock.5 The
score stood 4s to 10 in favor Of Fairmont.
having played a dozen games, the great
mnaJortty OF which they succeeded in win
ais6s, a r Profit ftnS az sss B Bsinr T Tsslis 2 SUCCESS fSi:
equipment.
NEBRASKA CITY-Last evening the
uihner 70 their travelling men, at the home
Oh W. =. Sergeant, secretary OF the com
pany, at which time the firm presented
each OF their statesmen with a check FOR .
pen cent OF the earnings Of the firm dur
ing the last year. The pay enveIopes OF
Ihelr other employees contained a similar
Vheck. rms firm has been doing this since
tney We're first organized and each wear the
size OF the checks become larger. O
NEBRASKA CITY-The quick action ana
presence or mind OF Engineer William
Bebout prevented another wreck on tha
nigh grade on the each APPROACH to the Rur9
inBton bridge last evening. He was IN
charge of an engine and a coach IoadaS
WIN passengers and when part OF the wav
down the grade an eccentric slinned snS
cropped one of the heavy rods Under Inc
engine an II tore up the track for some
Instance. The engineer stayed at his noat
reversed the engine, applied the air brsEe
ana saved the train and the lives OF the
passengers. The wreck was soon clared
ana the road opened for traffic.
HAMPTON-A. w Avery. a retired min
lster, who was among the first sellers
near Hampton died at his home I'M Aurora
Monday morning. He has ben In moor basitb
All winter ana his demise was NOT une~-
peGted. he came to Nebraska from Iil-
nols and settled on a farm north west 30
hampton. which he still owned. ne
preached Tor the Christian church In Hamn-
ton several years and then went TO YORK
ana was pastor Of the same church ar,
ganization there two years. Then he moved
10 stella Tor the same purpose, and finally
settled down to private life in Aurora and
mas lived there about eight years, He leaves
d "lIe' three sons and four daughters,