Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Dickinson for district judge.-adv.
Two Divorces orantsd-Two divorces
have been granted In district court: Edith
Herman from Frank Herman, and Frieda
Tietjam from William Tietjam.
LAd-Lifting Case cOntlnuei-The charge
OF Illegally selling liquor against G. Turner
Hsines and Alvey w. Haines, proprietor
and manager respectively, OF the Great
Western pharmacy, 40 South sixteenth
| street. was continued until Thursday by
Judge Crawford
Turkey IL In Colorado-Mr Harry Turkey
OF the real estate firm OF A. p. Turkey &
! Son is in Denver, where he will remain
throughout the convention Of the real
real estate men He viii then go to
Baileys. Colo, where he will remain for at
least a week until a deal now in progress
is consummated.
wants His Canadian Nicksls-Charles
Storz, a saloon keeper DIT 1927 Sherman
avenue, Monday asked the police to find
the thief who broke into his place Sunday
night and stole three Canadian b-cent
pieces. The money is ordinarily worth a
| nickel each for trade In this country, un-
less offered to a street car conductor.
start Grading for Phone Bunding-
Ground has been broken for the addition
to the Nebraska Telephone company's Of
flee building on Douglas, between Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth streets. The now
part will be three stories high and Will
fill the gap between the present building
and the Kennedy building, making 1t a
solid block.
roy A. Ralph, Printer. Try him. D.2l6G
BABY Coach stolen-Some man stole Max
Fursts baby coach from In front OF his
home at III North Sixteenth street. only
few minutes before the Furst baby had
been taken into the house by the mother,
and Max thinks It sign of good luck the
kid was not in the buggy when the thief
came along or they might have to ad-
vertise for the baby, too.
Removing Douglas Street Pavement
workmen began Monday tering up
the paving blocks on upper Douglas street
lust above Seventeenth street, preparatory
to substituting asphalt for the Colorado
sandstone that has been there for nearly
twenty years. The stone will be retained
for a wide gutter on each side. The old
pavement was laid on a sand base while
the new one will have concrete founda-
ton.
Leads hog to Slaughtor-John hurcz
Of 2417 South Twenty-ninth street, actually
led his handsome collie dog to slaughter
when he brought "Panzy' to the police
court at the end OF string. a warrant
had been sworn out for John on the
charge of keeping a vicious dog after
"Panzy" had bitten George Kowalewski,
the 7-year-olo son of John Kowalewski, a
neighbor of Kursz's, July 10. Judge Craw-
ford ordered "Panzy" turned over to Court
Officer Glover who gave the collie to the
pound keeper for immediate execution.
TWO Sessions for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF the Nebraska Rural Life COM
mission will be held Friday afternoon and
evening, the first session in the CONNER
cial club rooms, and the second in the
convention hall of the Hotel Rome. 1t Is
expected that more than forty delegates
will attend. A general discussion OF the sub
ject of taxation will take up the greater
portion of the time of the evening session.
AS yet there has been no effort made
to secure speakers for the meeting and it
is probable that the discussion will be led
by the commissioners: DR.. Charles F.
Bessy, DR.. G. r. Condra of the University
of Nebraska, Prof. J. w. Crabtree state
superintendent of public instruction; ]. ID.
Ream of Broken Bow, j. a. Oils of Ord,
]. S. Canady of Minden and S. w. Delano
of Lincoln.