Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-16

flying all persons that they must clean up
the ashes and garbage in the rear of places
of residence and business and alleys and
unless they do this at once, arrests will
be made
KEARNEY-Deputy Sheriff Bede Laug.
ton has filed his application for the nomi-
nation for the office of sheriff of Buffalo
county. He has been deputy under Sheriff
Sammons during the last four years
KEARNEY-Lewis Pierce, student
home from the university. was fined SEE
and costs in police court here for driving
his automobile over the fire hose while
the Evans studio fire was being fought
KEARNEY-Fire Wednesday night hol-
lowed out the Evans studio building and
damaged the law office OF w. L. Hand.
The loss will probably not exceed $500
which Is partially covered by insurance.
KEARNEY- A. Gflett and Mrs
Rhoda Cuatt, the former of Miller, and the
latter Of Culbertson, Neb were married
in this city Friday, the witnesses to the
Berbig.
SCOTS BLUFF-H. e. Brown has sold
his drug store and ice cream parlors to
H. Is. Shut and II. w. Neff, the former
in the employ OF MIR. Brown for a year or
Whereabouts.
KEARNEY-The will OF John Quaring.
late OF Shelton, TSs filed with the county
judge here for probate Saturday. The will
provides that $1,000 shall be given the
widow and that 5000 shall be distributed
among the five children Of the deceased
BLUE HILL-The following teachers
were employed at the regular meeting: Miss
Irma Graves, as primary teacher; Miss Eva
McF'osbury, principal of the high school
Miss Lena Guggenmos for the eighth grade,
and Miss Nellie Irwin for the sixth and
seventh grades.
HOLDREGE-The Interior work on
Phelps county's new court house is being
pushed rapidly and the lower floor will
soon be completed. A large force of men
Is also busy on the new postoffice building
and the excavation begun last week is pro-
crossing nicely.
KEARNEY-Miss Rachel Burbank for
merly assistant county superintendent of
Buffaio county but who has been with the
National Corn exposition at Columbus for
the last year is spending vacation with
friends in this city and will go to Oconto
and Loup City before returning
NEBRASKA CITY--A double wedding
occurs Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters at Syracuse. at which time
John F. Damms of Cook and Miss Bertha
M. Peters and August F. Zahn OF Syracuse
ana Miss Frieda Peters are to be married
All of the contracting parties are well to
do and well connected
SCOTS BLUFF-The enterprise dis
tTict has just expended about S26, 900 in a
headgate. and the Winter Creek canal in
putting $4,000 into similar structure. The
permanent Improvements of the Ger1ng dis.
| trict will amount 10 $4,000, while the Tri-
State land company is building some
dozens of miles of laterals.
TECUMSEI-T. w. L.ally who has been
publishing a weekly paper the Citizen al
Sterling for the last eight months is NOV
Ing his printing plant to Elk Creek He
will give Elk Creek its only paper, calling
II the Citizen and issuing the first number
next week. Mr.. Lally says the business
men of Sterling did not give him satisfac.
tory patronage.
BLUE HILI--A special meeting Of the
Glenwood Telephone company was held al
the opera house Tuesday afternoon. The
committee previously appointed to prepare
the bylaws, which was necessitated by
changing the old company into a stock
company, submitted their report which
was adopted after being slightly amended
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