Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
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Bsst DRY Cleaning Of garments. Twin
CITY Dye Works. 407 South Fifteenth.
Best Dentistry west Of New York DIT
Fickca. 20 City National Bank Bldg.
oppsnhsim Hairdressing Pariors-HEovsd
2ss-i-s-9-40 City National Bank building.
The Hsb. Savings . Loau ASSN has
made II possible for many families TO own
their homes. 1906 Farnam Street Board
o. rade Building. Omaha.
Progressive Club panes-The Young
Mems Progressive club a newly formed
organization OF Jewish young men, will
bold dance at the Metropolitan club hall
Sunday evening.
Omaha Rubbsr oO.-E H. spragus
president, is showing a fine line OF every
kind OF rubber goods. inciuding various
styles OF rubber coats and automobile &C
cessortes for very reasonable prices l6os
Harvey street. Just around the corner
Norton Buys Out Partner-Frank Nor
ton Of the Omaha Title Guaranty company,
In the Bee building has bought out Mr..
H. H. Neale's interest and will conduct
the business for himself alone. The com
years and has been quite successful.
Cowboy Lecturer Hsrs-Francis James
cowboy and sheep ranger Of Wyoming,
arrived IN Omaha on horseback ride
through the state Mr. James stops in the
various cities through which he passes
long enough 20 deliver lectures on sheep
ranges using motion pictures as nlustra-
tons.
Benjamin T. white Goes south-Benja-
min r. White. attorney for the Northwest
ern, has been ordered south for eight
months by his physician, and in company
of Mrs. White will 80 to Texas for the
winter Mr.. Whites ailment is serious. but
not such that he cannot recover. IIe-is ex-
pected to leave the city in a few days.
Austin Goes with the Bennett Company
James A. Austin, a. well known newspaper
advertising man. has been appointed adver-
Using manager for the Bennett company
Mr.. Austin, who has been connected with
the News here, came TO Omaha three years
ago from Des Moines, where he had beer
employed by the Capitol for four years and
QUIET at 81 4O0445 a New York and "a 25d
Austin will take up his work with tht
Bennett company next Monday.
Deny Responsibility for Aeoidsnt-De
NAL that they were responsible in any
way for the death OF William McManis
who was killed In an accident on tho
Omaha railroad two years ago, was filed II
district court Wednesday by Maurice /
Raymond, engineer, and Robert F. Church
fireman, who nave been made co-defend
ants with the railroad in a suit for heavy
damages by Annie McManis, administra
trix Of the McManis estate. They set M
the defense that McMRnis knew the hazard
Gus nature Of his work and met death b,
his own carelessness.
Omaha Men sued On Contraot-severa
prominent omaha men were made co
defendants with the Title Guarantee ant
surety company of Scranton, Penn, I'm
suit filed IN the United states distric
court yesterday in which the United State
government is the plaintiff The men
Edward Callahan. Samuel KATE, Edwar,
Phelan and Michael Shirley were engage,
In the contracting business aud took
contract from the goeernment TO construc
part OF ditch In the Huntley canal irriga
ton project In Montana After taking tn
contract the defendants failed to do tn
work and the government was forced 4
complete It. The original contract calle,
FOR the construction at cost of $4,000, bu
the eost 60 the government was about $500
and now they bring suit against the con
tractors and their bonding company to re
cover the difference, about S26, 600.