Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-25
Nebraska News Notes.

uninstructed on the option questio.
Nebraska News Notes.
STROMSBURG-The officers of the Board
| OF Education of this city have just COM
pleted the issue Of $4,000 bonds and have
sold them TO a broker In Lincoln for race
value, the bonds bearing s per cent. The
erection OF new high school building VIII
/ begin at once, and w. L. Gernandt OF Fair
bury, Neb., has been employed as architect,
| to submit for bids The building will be
located where the old DR.. Flippin hospital
| building now stands.
sTRoMsBuRG-SAboutg forty-five mem
bers who withdrew from the Swedish Mis-
sion church here this last spring have
| bought grounds and Will begin the cree
ton of new church. They have organ
| Christian Free Mission church" Among
this membership there are some OF POLK
| County's most substantial citizens, and
they expect to build e. fine building.
GOTHENBURG-Mrs Mary Seffper died
at the Kirkwood cafe Thursday afternoon
aged 10 years. Deceased has suffered from
eral months at North Platte hospital. Ac-
companied by her husband and father Of
Missouri Valley, Ia, she came to Gothen-
burg for medical advice. She leaves a
husband and baby.
| SCHUYLER--Rudolph ]. LANCER, a bust
ness man of Schuyler, died Friday evening
after an Illness OF four weeks. Mr.. LANCER
at first had severe attack Of lnflanma-
tory rheumatism, later suffered from liver
and kidney trouble and Thursday evening
symptoms Of typhoid fever set I'm, which,
owing to his weakened condition, hastened
his death. Besides his wife and little child,
he leaves his aged parents and one brother.
TECUMsEH-Fire destroyed the residence
OF u. Il. Hesse, together with It's contents,
this morning. The family was absent at
the time. The blaze was discovered at
O'clock and the house was located on
North First street and quite distance
from the fire department consequently II
was some little time before the hose COM
fire is not known; The house was valued
at $1,000 and was insured for 5000 The in
surance on the contents was $500
MADISON Especially saturday, July %,
Methodist Episcola church Of South Omaha,
formerly of Madison, Miss Emma Louise
Wetzel, second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow Allen, only son of former Senator
William v. Allen. were married at Omaha.
GoRDoN--A. g. Finch received a new
thresher Friday; This is the second new
thresher received here within the past few
weeks. The condition Of crops now indi-
Gates that the new machine vii be needed.
GORDON-The general crop outlook is
sowing Of wheat is filling rapidly and
promises a yield considerably over the
average expectations month ago. The
straw OF both oats and wheat Is short
but the heads are long. large and we'll filled
with plump, bright kernels; however, in
! the most cases the grain will be large
lShOubA " Guhlllk with u pluheIs 4 Ht
later crops, such as corn and potatoes
show promise Of yield greatly in excess
Of the past years Potatoes are a never
failing crop in this section, but, while the
acreage is smaller, the Yield will be faI
greater than that of the last year. Corr
, shows excellent promise OF the heaviest
yield every recorded In this part Of tbs
state. The dry weather retarded the early
growth and rain has come al the time mos
nesdfg e ePmDlste It's SeysGpmsIt
, was found beside the track mile west OF
town near him lay a bottle OF whisky ant
his hat lay a few yards farther on. II,
{ was cripple, having but one leg and hat
town.
Cozad-Daly Bemis pioneer merchan
] 5Ox10O feet and and there is a movement
Z on foot among the business men to leas,
II for first class hotel.
FREMCNT-Geork Heine NorthWest
a ern fireman, was struck by train No o
e that road near the Union depot last evening
In company with a number of others h,
which blocked the way at the crossing ant
r did not notice the passenger train comini
4 from the west. He was at the side of tn
. track when struck. He is not seriously in
jured
s FREMONT-The Dodge county pt Obi
bitionists held mass convention yester
day afternoon and elected the following
delegation to the state convention: Ale1
= Town, Mrs. J. r. Shrmpton, Mrs. w. w
Tweedy, Rev. 9. @. Peckham, Rev. Thoma
: adopted advocating county option as
:, stepping stone to statewide prohibition.
FREMoNT-Jay Satchell, a 17-year- oil
Son OF 9; H. Satchel, was drowned in tn
;, He was caught by the current and carrie
against some oyerhangipg brush and unabl
It to extricate himself was drowned in a.
q undertow. His body was recovered
q ! FREMONT-The county board met yes
: terday for the purpose OF letting contract
o for number of read improvements, tn
n uh tlNa tnha tkatx
a tax fund. There were no bidders on tn
: piece OF road west of town and the est
e was planned to grade the road and cove
~ 1t with gumbo, using the sand on a ba
gumbo road nearby. The roads to be pu
d IN shape are near Hooper, Scribner an
n FREMoNT-Gilbert Hart, alias Ed ALE
:, pleaded guilty to the larceny OF hors
d from the Fremont Brewing company /
J. district court this morning and was ser
: fenced to two and one-half years in tn
e penitentiary. Hart said that he was parole
ID from the Michigan penitentiary at Jackso
sentence for like offense and had prev
ously done time for stealing. He is 50 year
FREMONT-Claus II. Planibeck, a res
dent fthis county since 1863, died {
IN paralysis last evening at the age OF 81. Il
lie braskawith his family in 1859. locating on
lie farm northwest Of town with his brothe
of John II. Plambeck. Later they moved
a the Olu motel O
of the site of the Commercial National BAN
~ after which he was engaged in the insu
I'd ance business: He had served two tern
~ as county Judge and for the last twelN
o. years has been conducting a real estat
lie office He was one OF the organizers
* the local Turnverein and very active in thu
organization He leaves widow and mir
d children.
te FREMONT-word was received yeste
ne DAY afternoon of the death at Hot Spring
e. 8. D., OF Mrs. Kate White, one OF Il
- pioneer school teachers OF Saunders count
~ She was born In Canada and her made
III name was Mcdonald. She taught in II
district schools previous TO her marriage
Nicholas White and is well remembered /
many OF the older settlers as one OF Il
first teachers For the last thirty yea
ID she has lived at Dorsey, Holt county. H,
h husband and four children survive her.
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