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strough yesterday purchased the business
of the Beatrice Auto company.
BEATRICE-Fred Borland and Edward
Jonas were granted saloon licenses at wy
more yesterday. This will make six saloons
III Wymore.
YORK-Over $780, 900 worth of stamps were
sold at York postoffice last year, and Post
master >G. w. Scnreck has received notice
of increase of salary from $3.50 to $780,
BEATRICE-The four-year-old son of
the face today by a dynamite cap, which
he found in the yard, and which he ex-
ploded with hammer
YORK-Dr. A. j. Ryan, one of the Oldest
best known and most successful prosper
Gus business men of York, with his wife,
left for Europe, where they Will tour the
different countries, returning to York in
the fall.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Robert Morse
of Vancouver, b. c., who has been here
on on, q visit with her mother, Mrs. H; A;
her mother, who will spend the summer
out there
NEBRASKA CITY-Frank A. Baumgar-
ten of Springfield, Ill, and Miss Blanch
Grey of Douglas county, were united in
marriage In this city on Thursday even
ing. They went to Springfield, ILL.,, to
make their home.
CENTRAL CITY-For the first time in
its history the Merrick county Board Of
Supervisors convened as a Board OF Equal
iZation Wednesday and found not a single
objection to the work of any OF the as
st ssors in the county to act upon.
PLATTSMOUTH-Cons G. p. Bar
ton brought Earl Morris to this city last
evening from Union. The boy is charged
| with having committed the crime of having
! broken into store in Union and stolen
revolvers, knives, etc., last March.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dahlnt.n has &C
| cepted an invitation to speak in Beatrice
on the Fourth of July. lie will speak at
! Wymore in the morning and stop at Bea-
| tree for an hour enroute to Plymouth,
where he will sneak In the evening.
MASON CITY-Some splendid work Is
being done by the special game wardens
in this locality. Recently several dynamt-
| ers were caught ana given severe punish
ment. ali today Fred Olson paid line of
$is.45 for shooting fish in Lime creek.
LEXINGTON-The Board OF Education
Oak, Ia, for the South Side Ward School
/ building and the new High School build
ing. The ward building is to be com
pleted by November /, 1910; the high school
| building by February l, 1911.
BEATRICE-Bert Chapman, state inspec-
| tor OF plumbing arrived in the city yester-
day with Labor Commissioner Maupin for
! the purpose Of thoroughly inspecting the
sanitary conditions of the Paddock hotel.
| The matter will be taken up later with
Mrs. Marie Colby, proprietor OF the hotel.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The tribe of Poca-
hontas has elected the following officers:
Prophecies, Flora Riley; Winona, Sarah
Parker; keeper Of wampum, Mary Strobe;
! scout, Flora Brust; guard OF teepe, Jennie
Gilmore, and guard Of forest, Lizzie Bur
ton.
| ARAPAHOE-The Furnas county repub-
lican central committee will meet at the
| court house in Beaver City on Monday,
June 20, to set the date Of holding the
| republican county convention to elect dele
gates to the state convention and for the
| transaction of other business. Time OF
! meeting, at p. m.
BEAVER CITY-The approaching har-
vest of the small grain crop presents a
problem for the farmers. There is not
enough available help TO harvest the crop,
and unless several thousand hands are sent
into the Beaver and Sappa valleys much
wheat will go to waste because 1t cannot
be garnered.
by the business men of this city over the
county was a decided success. They went
In automobiles and were received with
open hands at all OF the towns, and given
was made without a mishap and will be
repeated again in August OF September.
MASON CITY-A fine of 800 was melted
out to Henry OBrink, who was today
found guilty of bottegging. c. NJ. Hay
den. who was arrested charged with dis
pensing liquor during the recent Wood.
tice court but, nevertheless, was bound
} over to the grand jury. bonds being placed
, at $500.
McCoOK-Thursday night the engine OF
passenger train No. ran over a man In
: the Burlington yard here. From letters or
his person II has been determined that his
| name is John ID. Kernohan, and thai
Homestead, Pa, In the home of his par
ents. He was instantly killed and badly
mutilated The remains were buried BY
the county authorities.
BEAVER CITY-Tne long drawn Out
, will case OF the late John Thomas Fisher
came TO an end in district court Friday
The decision gives the son, Benjamin
y Fisher five-eighths OF the estate and tht
n full brothers and sisters OF the deceased
the remainder. The claim OF the hal
y brothers and sisters was denied. The es
: tate amounts 10 several thousand dollars.
. PLATTSMOUTH-Mayo John p. Sattlel
, has received a letter from John l.. Web
soci., sspins him 10 iss,,s % nrocianes.