Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-26

the engine and set fire to a barn belonginE
to Andres Pehrson and rented by Charles
ground in a very short time, and a horse
belonging to the tenant, and grain and some
harness; entailing a loss of between $500
DEMONSTRATION Lintz and Miss
Catherine Slagle. both of the Graf neigh
borhood, were married by Rev r. Pearson
az at the Methodist parsonage in this city
Tuesday afternoon. The groom is a well
Snown young farmer and is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lintz ST. The bride
well known here Mr.. and Mrs. L4intz will
go to housekeeping on a farm near Graf
TABLE ROCK-At the anti-license caucus
Morday night at the opera house the fol-
lowing were, named for village trustees: j.
u: Longwell, John MatheWson and r. c.
Link. A resolution passed was to tho eff
feet that billiard halls, bowling alleys and
@ nRS tBe S Sf %s ths
nominated for trustees c. o. Plummer
Ralph Bowen and C. H. Mitchell.
TECUMSEH-Prof Owen p Stewart,
principal Of the schools at Sterling, has
been granted a writ Of habeas corpus in the
district court against his wife's father
Jacob Goehry, sr., and the formers wife,
| Mrs. Elsie Stewart, both Of Murdock Cass
county, for the possession of his three chill
| dren, The children are Faye, aged years; ;
virginia ,g aged years and John T., aged
! City on Saturday morning.
| KEARNEY-A. Shirley, a resident of this
city, suffered a severe Injury Thursday AFT
! elnoon by. jumping from buggy because
| II would run away The horse became
| clarified at an automobile and Mr.. Shirey
sPrang out OF the buggy and wrenched his
| les, frlcturlng 1t below the knee. The bone
| printers protruded through the flesh and
| Shlrey who is go years old was taken to
! he hospital, where the fracture was re-
= duced.
CRETE-Last evening, before a large
audience IN the opera house. the senior
class OF Doane college presented Victor
| lowing cast: d. Roy Arnold Robert r.
Hastings Robert S. Dickinson, John G.
Hartwel Willard X; Craig, Lawrence
! Tully, Victor Y. Craig, Clair e. Beldin, Guy
! G. Fitch, Marion A. Cochran, Adah L. New
| ton, Emily A. Primmer, Zazel Sloniger
| Olsie May Anderson, May Hayden Barber.
! STROMsBURG-Today seven families i'm
| migrated for northwestern Montana, each
/ having with them carload, consisting OF
| some stock implements and such other
things as go to make up for an immigrant
| They were sam and Frank Clifford, WEI
| Oakes, b. s. Keck, William Jones and jim
Creighton of Benedict This makes fifteen
families who have moved to this particular
| place from this vicinity. Five of them left
last week and three about month ago
Their destination is Concord and Shelby
Junction, Mont.
| RUSHVILLE-At meeting Of the Rush
Vile Telephone company to discuss a pro-
posed raise in rates on farm lines from 20
per month or IS per year business men
were called In and both the town and
country lines were proposed to be raised
! and on motion committee OF three from
both the farmers and city men conferred
with Commissioners Clark, who was present,
and It was decided to raise the farm tele-
phones to 80 cents per month and the town
service to Sl.5O per month
DAVID CITY-The Progressive league, a
new municipal party, held a public meet
Ing In the court house last evening. Hon.
A, NJ. Whlling candidate for mayor, ex-
planned his position on municipal questions,
and the secretary Of the organization read
the platform upon which the candidates OF
the league are to make their campaign. II
was very comprehensive and included the
! establishment of a new combined water
works And electric lighting system the
| establishment OF grades and a drainage
system for the streets Snd cleaning up the
alleys and for the general Improvement OF
the municipality.
HOLDREGE-J. B. Heinzman, known ia
| mtliarly In this county as "Unole Jimmy, +"
passed away at his home In this city yester-
day at the age OF IS years Early last fall
| Mr.. Heinzman fell and broke his hip, and
since that time his condition has been
very critical The deceased was born IN
/ ROmney, VI, ia 1877. In 1862 he was mar
ried 20 Matilda Sterns who with two chill
dren born 20 them, passed away some years
ago. Uncle Jimmy" served through the
entire civil war, having enlisted in Com.
pany B OF the Seventeenth Ohio. In lss;
Mr. Helnzman was married 10 Mary Cas-
well, who now survives him. and TO whom