Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-29
NebrasIxn Ncwn Note..

bEAIRlCE-E. A. Bullock of Omaha
VINO recently purchased the Beatrice Flee.
trio plant of Il. J. Sullivan, also a resident
OF that city, Is making plans to Improve
the local plant and also the line running
TO bonneville.
NEBRASKA CITY-AccordinR IN the rs-
turns of all of the county assessors. If hss
been ascertained that the total taSabIe
value Of this county is $S52s,S49, as against
~, I69 for last year, showing a 0aIn M
$SI,6SO over last year.
GRAND ISLAND-The Commercial cIpb
N pehalf OF the promoters of the Frontier
DAYS August "a to "a, inclusive, tonight
sent sent q telegram to Colonel Roosevelt ask.
ing MIN to stop here enroute 10 the From.
tier Days at Cheyenne.
NEBRASKA CITY-Lars Anderson. ono
OF the old residents of this CITY died yes
seraay, aged %, He leaves a widow, two
SONS ana a daughter, all grown. One son,
Charles Anderson, is a resident of Lincoln
Inc FUNERAL was held Thursday afternoon
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMas-
Yer ana family will leave In a few days
Tor wyoming, where he has become In
terested with Il. j. Sullivan Of Omaha in
an electric project Mr.. McMaster Recently
resigned as local manager of the Beatrice
electric light plant. He will be succeeded
by v. E. Capp of Blair, Neb.
NEBRASKA CITY-Roy ], Anderson and
bride who were married at Council Bluffs,
came TO this city last evening and were
Grand hotel by the brides parents Mr. and
MRS. A. j. kaufman. 1t was a very elab-
crate affair and was attended by all Of
s,le society young people of this city. They
expect to make their, future home in Omaha.
FREMoNT-The hot weather OF the ma 81
month ana lack Of rain is beginning to tell
on the corn crop in this Immediate Vicinity
f sseo9rts are that while corn has not SUI
Tered much damage thus far, 1t is In such
shape that unless rain falls in a few days
the loss Will be heavy Northeast of town
IN the vicinity Of Fontanelle local showers
fine. " wins
LEXINGTON-The home of A, r. Rtorn-
stad was broken into and few dollars in
Tnange was secured and silverware taken.
The e!oo5hOunis OF Cole a. Malcolm were
placed on the scent. The dogs foiIoweS
the trail until they came to DR., Bancroft's
house, where the burglar attempted TO
home. e savs nee put finding the family at
lowed to the railroad track and under the
rails the silverware was found
NhbhAskA CITY-A distress warrant
was ISSUED by the county treasurer last
evening for s2S2.@ against the stock OF w,
,. Hyer, the book store man. who recently
t s me city, and his stock was attached
LOT uebt' letter has been received from
MIN, IN which he asks Mayor jackson TO
look atter the store and see II he cannot
save save something out of the wreck, after pay
ing al or his debts. file is now on the
ROAD Tor st. Louis wholesale house
FREMONT-The city council AT THAR
iueetlhs refused to advance Alderman
h ro..s..I weed ordinance to a third
NNN'AAhe ~ ohhponu the rules. The
ordinance requires the owners of lots 10
keep the weeds cut out to the Travelled norf
OF the street. The council voted To accent
an invitation TO send delegates TO the an
nual meeting OF the American League Of
municipalities, which meets in st PAM
august 70 TO g. The petition for the ex
tension or the sewer on Seventeenth street
was made special order for a meeting 10
be held August 3, when II will probably
pass.
FREMONT-S. b. Dunbar and Martha
Uehling will have no opposition al the nri
maries Tor the republican nominations for
the legislature. Mr.. Dunbar filed a protest
against the name of J. A. wager going ON
the ballot for the reason that Mr.. Wager
Liled on July Is. Acting on the advice OF
county Attorney Cook, County CIeTk
Donahue held the protest good and YaFer's
name VIII not be on the ballot The only
contest for nomination on the republica1
side Is Tor supervisor from the Fremont
district In which there is lively fight he
tween A. j. Forman, the present incun
bent and w. II. Mead
NEBRASKA CiTY-A reunion OF the sur
NlVors OF Governor Saunders Light srtilIsrv
was held in this city BY George r. Haroof
Alnsley, Fl. N. Shewell president of he
Merchants National bank, Edward sheldon
ana r. n. Telle, OF this city. These ave
he tour survivors OF the companv who
Went down on the Blue river to ayonFe M
slaughter or the early settlers by Indians
Ihese men mad good time talking over
ola times. They are arranging 10 hrins,
back TO this city their canon, which WAS
taken TO Lincoln some years ago bv the
iate o. Mason, who placed the same
IN the city park on a monument.