Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-28
NehrrsIxa News Notea,

YORK-The following parties were mar
sena H. Bullock; Roy Westwood and Miss
lla Taylor, Rev. A. G. Bennett officiating
at both weddings.
ALBION-Word has Just been received OF
the death Of E. W. Sailach who went from
here to Omaha last week to undergo an
operation for stomach trouble. Mr.. Salach
was one of the prosperous farmers of Boone
farms. On account of i'll health he has
lived in town for the last few years. He
leaves a widow and several children sur
viving him.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a period of
three days of very hot weather during
which time the country has been enveloped
In dense cloud of smoke, the wind sud
denly veered to the. northwest yesterday
and blew gale during the afternoon and
evening. The temperature dropped sud
denly from intense heat to freezing frost
ana Ice being reported by many this morn
ing. Owing to the high wind it is thought
the frost was light, and did but little II
any damage. This is the most remarkable
change In the weather ever witnessed in
this section.
BRIDGEPoRT-The Bridgeport Bank
preparatory to the erection OF a fine two
story brick and stone building on its lot
The building completed will cost 10000 and
VIII be modern throughout
GRAND ISLAND-Stanley Nav. said n
be Bohemian, was accosted last night
near the carnival grounds by negroes
and before he realized the woman's pur-
pose she had slipped out a pocketbook con-
tanning SIS in cash and s., 800 In certIfloate
OF deposit. May followed the woman until
he could get assistance and saw her pass
the loot TO companion. Later the woman
was apprehended by the police officers
at large.
SARGENT-Thursday was the first clear
DAY here for several days, owing to the
smoke from the western fires.
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this place on August "a was a decided sue,
cess, the day being cool and pleasant foI
outdoor sports. The races and games were
over Sargent In the base ball game Tn,
M W. A. drills by Ansley and Sargen
were good.
SARGENT-The Farmers State Bank or,
sanization, which some time ago bought
the state Bank of Sargent building anC
fixtures, opened for business last Saturday
The capitol stock OF $4,000 was all taken nj
before opening day. c. w. Brown ISSUED
tho first check and Ross Penny, a lad OF
eight years was the first depositor G
cashier.
NEBRASKA CITY-A purse is bein,
raised OF $4,000 with which TO erect a per
manent auditorium for the chautauqua a
Morton park and already the major portion
OF the money has been subscribed. TSecaus,
OF a number of stormy days during tn,
chautauqua there was a shortage, and tn,
| directors have decided to levy an assess
ment on the stockholders to cover the def
| tctt and start out rext season anew. Al
ready 1900 tickets have been sold for mex
seasons meet and II is intended to sci
| not less than 81, 800 IN season tickets befor,
the first OF the year.
| BROKEN BOW-Schools will open her,
| on Monday, September ). The corps OF
teachers is about complete, with Superin
/ tendent r. i. Elliott at it's head. In IN,
high school Principal j. II. Williams viii
be assisted by Burwell Rains OF Falrbury
/ Miss Mary Roddy OF Nebraska City anC
Miss Jean sullivan OF Broken Bow Tn,
north and south side schools will be HANDLED
by corps OF twelve teachers. The new
/ high school building will be completed by
November l. In the meantime three LEASED
rooms in Custer college will be used unit
such time as the new building Is occupied
! NEBRASKA CITY-The 2-year-old chill,
I OF James Cutler got hold OF a patent nj
I killer tin and ate the spongy con
| tents before Il vas discovered The n,
poison was composed OF cobalt and arseni,
and the physicians experienced considerable
trouble in saving it's life.
| MADISON-John W. McMichael and Cor,
| ID. Casselman. both OF Smithwick, s. %
were married by Judge Bates at his offic
| MADISON-On behalf OF II. +. Barnhardt
| NJ. 5. McDuffie filed his acceptance OF IN
nomination for county attorney On the dem
ocratic ticket Friday afternoon. Mr. Barn
hardt, as the democratic nominee, will con