Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Nebraska

Is AiDiOns inst game tnis year aud tne
team was not in the best condition.
DAVID CITY-The contractor Tor the
new Methodist church Is now on the ground
and has most OF has material together 10
begin wOiK This h0rnug 40 IS 10 uirt
over the building complied on or lefore e
FIRST " January.
ALBION-C. @. Barns, formerly editor
and proprietor OF the Albion Argus mas
! filed with the secretary OF state his APP
| pication to have his name placed on
tie primary ballot as the democratic can
dldate for state senator from the Ninth
I district
| DAVID C1TY-The Republican County
Central committee met IN David City las,
| saturday afternoon and Issued call for
\ county convention to elect delegates to
| the state convention for July l6, at p. m.
| No other business was transacted by the
! committee.
Rushville have considerably improved dur
/ ing the last five or six days, due to the
fine rains we have had. The indications
are that We shall raise good average
crop OF small grain and the prospects for
corn and potatoes we're never better.
! NEBRASKA CITY--C. w. Cook. an old
| time miner OF Montana and now one OF the
| large ranch owners In that state, is here
with his family on visit with friends. tie
| 81 enroute to his old home in Maine in a
large touring car and expects to be able to
make the round trip in the car with his
| family.
| sCHUYLER-The republican party OF
| COlfax county will hold their convention at
! Schuyler on Tuesday, July r. for the pur-
| pose of selecting eight delegates to repre-
| sent them at the state convention, which
is to be held in Lincoln. w. 1. Walling will
act as chairman, and Charles r. Kuhle as
secretary.
NEBRASKA CITY--w. w. Northoutt
| who has been a conductor on the Burling-
| ton railway and running out OF this city
| for number Of years, VINO recently went
| to the Pacific coast to visit with his
brother, has filed his resignation with the
officials of the Burlington and will make
his future home In Oregon.
| BEATRICE-A party comprising DIR. F.
Y. Gass. Dorr Croker, J. J. McGann, Fred
Wheeler, Earl Wallace, James Virgins and
Nathan Nudge we're arrested up the Blue
river few miles yesterday by Deputy
Game Warden Kelley for selning IN the
stream. When they were brought into
/ were each fined $40 and costs by County
Judge Walden, which they paid
NEBRASKA CITY-W. Bird Clark, who
was recently arrested at Talmage, charged
with threatening to kill his wife, had his
trial before Judge Wilson and was given a
| Jail sentence for carrying fire arms. He is
suffering from consumption and for that
reason was not given a stiff sentence. He
| was recently paroled from the Kansas
| penitentiary where he was serving a term
for stealing hoses. 1t is not thought he
can long survive.
| LAVID CIr,Y-Frank ]. Ayres of this
place, yesterday received one of the famous
| letter from Spain" 1t was written in a
very good hand, but poorly spelled. and
informed Mr.. Ayres how he might obtain
a share in a large fortune by complying
| with the usual conditions. Mr.. Ayres has
| decided that he will let the writer of the
appeal languish behind prison walls for a
| while as he is too happy to attempt to res
| cue him, notwithstanding the generous Of
| fer to share a large fortune.
| FULLERTON-Tuesds the votes in the
| auto contest opened by the editors of the
| Fullerton Post were counted. Miss Clara
| Edgington received the highest number OF
votes, so the Maxwell car was given to her
| CEDAR RAPIDS-The celebration of tho
| Fourth took place without accident Bel
grade defeated Albion at base ball in the
forenoon and Cedar Rapids defeated Bel!
grade in the afternoon in hotly contested
game by a score of 8 to g. An immense
crowd was present and was kept busy al
day.
| NEBRASKA CITY-The racing car from
| Lincoln that left the track at the driving
park Monday and plunged into the lake
with j. @. Bogey and Bert Brown of Lin
Ing the men down into tweIve feet of water
from which they were rescued without in
jury, was recovered yesterday, and afte
being patched up was sent home. Both Of
the men we're under the water some littl,
time before being rescued. They were dodg
ing another racer when the accident oc
cured. 'i99F ts
PLATTSMoUTH-B Burglars entered tn,
homo OF w, j. Straight in this city las
night and took his watch and his WIFE
watch and pocketbook and the gold watcl
and pocketbook of Mrs. Anna Britt. Late
Night Policeman Trout arrested the MAJ
with the goods In his possession on tn
Burlington track about half q mile nortl
of the depot and while examining tn
pocketbook OF Mrs. Straight the unidenti
fled man escaped. man was arrested Il
South Omaha and the police here have gon
to see If he is the person who had tn
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