Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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E.estiIs ft,rsess-aranden Co.
"a. NOus Printing TO the Times.
Best Dry Cleaning o. garments. Twin
CIT Dye Works. t07 South Fifteenth.
oppsnhoim uairdrssA:ng Parlors move
asO-d-S-9-s40 City Me- Bank Bldg sept l.
or. ". 3. EIstsr, Dentist, has offices
at sO2-CO3 City National Bank building.
Julia Schmidt, public stenographer.
bo23 Brandeis Bidg., has moved to sos
Bee Bldg
whsn You Have hides, WOOL or fur,
bring them to J. .. smith & Co. Highest
prices, honest treatment. 1914 Jones ST
In the Divorce Court--Mary Fruhwirth
has filed suit for divorce against John N.
truhwirth They were married in 1879
and have ten children.
Money TO Loan to Home Builders at
lowest association rates and easiest
methods of repayment. Nebraska Savings
AMI Loan Assn. los Board OF Trade Bldg.
Edwards hound ovsr-George Edwards,
arraigned before Police Judge Crawford
yesterday for horse stealing, was bound
over to the district court on $500 bonds.
Stores Open Longer--with the begin
ming of September Omaha stores will be
saturday, when they are kept open longer.
City Attorney Rsturns-City Attorney
Il. y. Burnam has returned from his va
cation trip TO Baltimore. where he was a
delegate TO the national convention of
the Loyal Order of Moose The Moose,
which is a new order. resembling the
Elks to certain extent. had conven-
tiqn Of several thousand delegates and
developed much enthusiasm.
Baxter visits in omaha--R. w. Baxter.
general superintendent OF the Illinois Cen
tral. arrived in Omaha Wednesday on BUSH
ness connected with the handling of freight
in and out OF South Omaha. relative to the
boom in trade which the road has felt in
those places lately Mr.. Baxter is an old
Omaha resident. having been with the
Union Pacific here as division super
intsndent some years ago.
birth Reoords-The vital statistics for
the month of August are discouraging
from a population standpoint end would
furnish the colonel text for his speech.
As compared with the lle males born in
Omaha in August. 1903. there were only
SO this year. and 100 females. five less
than last years total. OF this years ar
rivals there were two colored boys and
three colored girls and two pairs of boy
twins.
Government stni After rirss-Despite
the fact that the forest fires in the
northwest have ceased to be front-paee
features, the Department Of the Missouri
is still helping to fight them. wednes-
day portion of the Fourth cavalry en-
route overland from the recent maneuvers
at Fort ID. A. Russell to It's post at Fort
Meade, South Dakota, was ordered to re-
main In the vicinity OF Dumont, S. d.
where II then was, and assist in fighting
the fires. ~ ~ - rN
Young Woman, 1Eissing-InquIries are
being received in Omaha as to the
WHEREABOUTS Of Pearl Hall OF Steele, 8
Ds who left st. paul, Mimi. ON August
n and has not been heard of since. She
was due to arrive in York. Neb. Accord.
ing, to the description. Pearl is II years
old, is five feet six inches tall, weighs 16C
pounds, has blue eyes. light complexion
and hair. When last heard of she had
boarded a Great Western train fol
Omaha at the st, Paul station.
New Business Conoern-From the
Commercial club comes announcement OF
another addition to Omaha,s business
force. This time It is a mail order photo
supply and amateur finishing company
under the name of the l.aflin company
R.'Nv. Phelps late OF Sioux city, is sale,
manager In charge or the business, whicf
is located at sSs-3S9 Paxton building
Associated with Mr.. Phelps are Messrs
A. $. Borglum and a. L. Gale OF the Oar
low Advertising agency. The company
Wa be Incorporated at once, with a $40.
900 paid up. capital.