Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-01
Nebraska

uate II two colleges and also holds q
teachers professional life Certf ciate.
BLAIR. }. Rogers az this city satur-
cay purchased the restaurant end confec-
uonery stock Of Va J. Foral and took inn
mediate possession. Nj ForaI came here
from Omaha -four years ago and has MADE
success % the business. He Will move
uack 70 Omaha where he has an offeI
of an interest in good paving business.
CHADRON-Dswes county bids fair to
become the banner county Tor alfalfa SEED.
Already Chadron has shipped 700 bushels,
receiving 500 a bus1eL Two bushels viii
buy d wagon load Of corn. The agricul-
tural department state experiment station
shows that our seed is second 10 none IN
been established
CHADRON-Andrew Thompson aged 81
ears, oied a. his home in Chadron. and
was buried Friday in Greenwood cemetery.
Rev h L. Denton Of the Christian church
conducted the services. Decea sed was born
IN Canada married 70 Emily BohRm In
Iowa and came 10 Chadron in lSsl. He
leaves a widow five children four sis
ron.
NEBRASKA CITY-Two tramps. giving
/ their names as Philip FIuke and p
Western. were arrested al Auburn and re-
turned 10 tbs city for robbinE the home Of
Louis stahlhut farmer. residing south
west ot this city. They secured a gold
stolen property was found on their per
I sons when they were arrested. They were
bound over 10 the district court.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Mrs J. NJ Harrison
was washing her face and hands with al
eohol yesterday and was standing near a
wood stove IN which there was a fire A.
the time. The alcohol became iEuited and
but for the fact that several members Of
her family were al home at the time she
would have been burned 10 death. As Il
vac she was seriously burned about the
lace and hands and viii be dlsftEured for
life
Z WEST POINT r. 80. ei.., .,-,, 10, -
years notices Of two sheriff sales OF
fnurtgaged property under decree Of fore
Both cases are merely formal proceedings
I 10 obtain possession Of the properties and
are not a. all indicative Of any financial
/ distress among the people Of Cunning
county. The publication Of this class Of
notices is becoming so rare as TO excite
/ comment
4 WEST PoINT-The weather stin remains
Ine, cool and hracinE. the condition be
ing better than for many years past at
] this season Of the year when storms are
almost always prevalent Farmers have
taken full advantage Of the fsvora bic
I weather and corn and all crops are safely
: taken care OF, stock IS amply protected
I against the wintry blasts and conditions
/ VIII ever be.
BEATRICE-At the annual meeting Of
the Railway Employees and Investors as
soCauon last night the following Officers
were elected. David Mahoney, president:
Z i ; sage vice president; Eern Ayers.
T ~. l. Lewis, g h sherwood,
. a. kinsey. j. N. Workman c. D.
Van Arsdale, Frank Robbins J. h Davis.
Henry Fox. A. }. Jessup. h L. PeuninE-
ton, Louis Malrod and J. A Haley. execu-
tive committee.
BEATRlCE-Local City No 2. Centropo-
/ ~, an auxiliary 20 The Government % a
local insurance company. was organized
mere last evening by the election OF the
following officers. u. J. KiHen mayor.
=. W Mckisslck. vice mayor; August
smith, city clerk, A L. Barros, CITY treas
oh - HHHra
= " mite. chief Of police; A K Holm
peck, senior captain; James Coon, junior
and E. F. Abbott councilYnen The Or
OF 13o
BLAIR-The Washington County Farm
ers Institute school and Blair Corn show
Win open a six days session on Tuesday
a tull program has been prepared for the
entire week and the domestic science de-
partment viii be under the management
OF capable parties. and a large class has
ALREADY made entries for this cause A
staff Of the best instructors for each
branch has been secured and the list OF
prizes and cash money is far in excess
OF the two previous years. The entries for
All classes are open TO everybody
CHADRON-Miss Ella Butler and Alfred
W hultng were married Thursday at the
residence OF the brides parents Mr. and
MIS-. John A. Butler. The bride is a borr
and bred Dawes county girl. The groom
Is the owner Of large stock ranch neal
by. and after the remainder OF the wfnteI
spent IN travel the young couple will re-
turn TO make this their home The cers.
fnony was performed by Rev Vincent Z
Beebe, Of the First Methodist Emscopal
church and witnessed by sixty-two rel.
auNes, besides many friends all Of whom
partook Of the banquet afterward
NEBRASKA CITY-w. W wav. chernis,
Tor the Great Western Cereal cornpapv g-
Ihis point has been ordered 10 Fort DODGE
, IA, Where the company has another large
plant The plant here has been close6
/ Gown Tor some little time and il is nov
I reared that the company is SERIOUSLY con.
! sotrlng the matter OF dismantling tbs
, same and moving part OF the machinery
10 FoTt Dodge The plant was first CLOSED
Gown because Of the trouble IL had witt
Inc burlington railway regarding IN,
freight rates which Il COntended were no.
such as 70 encourage plant TO be operated
/ here. This plant was erected many wear,
age ana was one Of the largest Of IN,
cereal trust in the west.
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