Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-22


BEATRICE-John H. Pardee, an old resi-
dent of Logan twonship, died Sunday. He
was 3S years of age and leaves a widow
and five children.
BEAVER CITY-Mrs. ]. w. Kelley, wife
of Platform" Kelley of the Nebraska leg
islature, slipped and fell upon sidewalk
today sustaining serious injuries
GOTHENBURG-W C. May bought out
the Holdrege Telephone exchange, includ-
ing Atlanta and LOOMS, from Borman q
Dunlap on Monday. There are 1854 phones
in the system.
BEATRICE-Word was received here
yesterday announcing the marriage of
"Dooey' Evans and Mrs Nellie Knight,
formerly Beatrice residents, which occurred
at Portland, Ore.
GoTHENBURG-The little son of Mr..
footed last Sunday, stepped on a scythe and
split his foot back to the instep. The bone
In the middle toe was split in two'
BEATRICE-Mac Artist a rural mail car
rier at Dewitt, died yesterday aged Al
years. He was born in Gage county and
located few years ago at Dewitt lie Is
survived by widow and two children.
SUTHERLAND-W, w. Luckey and wife
We're thrown from rig in runaway and
both sustained severe bruises, the former
being unconscious for a time from the Ell
fects Of striking some object with his tenn
pie.
| SUTHERLAND-Owing to the North
Platte river being dry, the local irrigation
canals are not doing business. The lack or
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blow to the farmers under the bitches, who
need water for their crops.
| BEAVER CITY-Whie the members of
the Beaver City company of the National
noon, a bullet was DETECTED from 400
| yard target striking Arthur Cooper, score
keeper, but without serious injury.
| BEAVER CITY-At the meeting OF the
republican county central committee today
the time for holding the republican county
convention was set for Beaver City Thurs
day, July p, at o'clock p. m. The con-
vention will be composed of 12S delegates.
| KEARNEY-The publicity committee OF
the Kearney Commercial club is planning
the second automobile trade excursion and
and east. More than fifty automobiles are
available and the date will be set at the
next meeting OF the above committee.
BEATRICE-W. N. Maupin, labor com.
| the state Federation of Labor, and Chap
| lain Mailey of the old fighting First Ne
braska, visited Beatrice last evening TO
| attend a meeting OF the Central Labor
union aHd inject q little more enthusiasm
into the labor organizations Of Beatrice.
| SUTHERLAND-Local fishermen report
having found the tooth of some large ami
NAL Of olden days in the North Platte
river near Sutherland few days ago. The
| tooth was about foot long and nearly
half as wide. 1t is probable that an at
| tempt will be made TO unearth more relics
OF the same kind at the place where this
was found.
PONCA-A blind and deaf horse belong
! ing TO A. II. Hills ran away Monday while
| his hired man, Dwight Harrison, was in a
hardware store buying some nails. The
animal crossed the street and ran through
| a $50 plate glass window of Willis hard
| ware store The glass was so badly broken
| that there was only one piece from which
an Sx1O piece could be cut. The window
| was filled with lawn mowers, one OF which
was broken. The damAGe was $65. The
horse was badly cut about the legs.
| NEBRASKA CITY-A mass meeting was
held in the Overland theater on Sunday
evening for the purpose OF perfecting an
organization 10 gather funds for the cree.
ton OF Young Mems Christian associa.
ton building and properly organize an as
ISOLATION. Tho committee is Mayor l.. F
Jackson, C. M. Aldrich Daniel O'RrieT
and II. H. Hanks. Secretary Baily OF the
state association delivered an illustrated
lecture to a crowded house. The movement
has received a strong endorsement anc
lpronlises 10 be a success.