Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-01

Nebraska News Notes.
sEwARD-John Pickett and Miss Edith
Diller of Council Bluffs, were married by
Judge Coleman Sunday.
BEATRICE-The Barneston Town COM
pany has dissolved and has transferred
its property to +. NJ Barnes by trustees
deed.
BEATRICE-Roy Earnhart and Miss Ma
bel Darner, living near Liberty, were mar
ried yesterday at the home Of the brides
parents.
ANsLEY-The high five-span railroad
bridge at the west end Of the railroad
yards at Berwyn, Neb was burned Mon
day night.
BEATRICE-Madge the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Seitz, living five
miles south Of Beatrice, died this morning
of appendicitis
GOTHENBURG-The Dawson County
Sunday School convention was held here
March % and 80 1t was the best attended
convention the county has ever held.
DAVID CITY-The funeral Of L. ]. Blow
ers. a retired business man of this place,
who died here Sunday, was held from the
Congregational church yesterday afternoon.
GENEVA-Elijah Archer aged "A. died at
his home Monday afternoon. Heart trouble
was. the cause OF death! The funeral took
place at the Methodist Episcopal church to-
day.
DAVID CITY-John Campbell. an old set
| tier OF this county, died at his home in
South David City early this morning. Mr..
! SdNpDtll Hdu Dttl IN pOOI IlGdlAiA 1Ol SOAiit
! time.
BEATRICE-The funeral of Harm Huls
! was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
| o'clock from the Hanover church, Rev. Mr..
Reents officiating. Interment was In the
Hanover cemetery.
BEATRICE-The marriage OF Joseph
( Blevins and Miss Eva Sherwood, both of
the Wymore vicinity, was solemniZed yes
terday at the Methodist church Rev. B.
F. Hutchins officiating. They will make
their home on farm near Wymore.
GOTHENBURG-A school election was
held Tuesday and f25 900 was voted for a
new school building by a large majority.
This proposition was defeated year ago
but the people have become aware Of the
fact that the new building was badly
needed.
sEWARD-The county board Wednesday
awarded the bridge contract to the stand
ard Bridge company OF Omaha, for the
building Of county bridges. This is tbs
firm that did the work last year. The
board is also cinsidering the appointment
/, of Clyde Martz as county surveyor
CENTRAL CITY-There will be a change
I'm the management Of the Belmont hOte
Of this r!ace Friday, when the lease Of Al
} bert French. who has conducted the hote
for the last year, expires. Mr.. French viii
! relnquish charge and Mr.. Bowman, whC
. owns the property. Will again become land
lord.
; ANsLEY-The electric light plant whicl
is owned by p. M McTaggaTt of Yorl
r and F. NJ. Simonds Of Ansley, was de
e stroyed by fire Wednesday morning. /
strong wind carried the embers directly
toward two large lumber yards and onl,
y good the wo.k Of the fire department pre-
. vented a disastrous cOnflagration,
n FAIRBURY-D. Burleigh. who was nomi
d mated as councilman from the First war
, ! on the high license ticket at the caucus
- week ago last saturday has resigned, an
: ! the city committee, composed Of l..
d huffman. w. G. Chley and Dan Kavau
e augh appointed f. T. Poland. proprieto
90 No. T4H al u,
II YORK-According 10 a written opinio
. OF County Attorney c. +. Sandal, no mol
y bridges will be built across ravines an
draws by the county. II has been II
Il custom for the county to build bridge
=. where there was no running water an
hereafter the township will have to pa
|, for the same instead Of making the count
II pay.
Il GRAND ISLAND-The state Bank Of s
Li5ory, located some eleven miles nort
wi. OF this city, was organized yesterday wi
. G. c. Hansen Of the Grand Island Nation
bank as president, and f. NJ. Brass, J.
Buhrman, Gus Sievers and Mr.. Leuthaus
as directors. J. II. Buhrman state senat
- from Hail and Howard counties, will be Il
cashier.
81 FREMONT-There are no new develo
a. ments IN the strike at the Saddlery cor
as pany shop The men are still out. fe
OF the younger ones have left for 9th
places. one OF the older men contemplate
pleasure trip TO the old country al
- ne returns The company has a good stoi
on hand and is filling all orders.
RI GRAND ISLAND-The county boa
10 Tuesday let the contract for the coustTu
- ton Of bridges IN this county for the ne
re year to the Standard Bridge company at
ID materially increased price over the contra
4 . Of last year. There were no local bidder
County Clerk Poell states that the specil
F" cations are for stronger and better bridg
than were the specification OF last year
CENTRAL CITY-Niss Louise ,Ormsb
the Central City singer, who has attain
=, a countrywide reputation as a vocalist a
NJ rived here from New York City for a fe
weeks rest at the home Of her parents, NJ
and Mrs. =. L. Ormsby, at this place 81
was ill for several weeks in a New YOl
hospital, where she underwent an oper
s: ton for appendicitis, and is just now co
e. valescing.
l FAlRBURY-The body Of George b. Ca
he braith. who died In Needles. Cal. the Ia
al ter part Of last week. was brought to n
"a city Tuesday and laid 10 rest IN the Fel
hs bury cemetery. Mr. Galbraith came he
10 81 years ago and has resided here contln
al ously until last year when he left for Ca
IA fornia for the benefit Of his health.
leaves a widow and two children. Claren
II. and Margaret, who live at home.
.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the thirt
four deputy assessors Of Gage county m
. yesterday with County Assessor Hemph