Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-24

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BEATRICE 81 Oscar Anus and Mlss
AIns.1r rraudaH .oth % AnEua. Neh
were married here Testeriav 1y Judge
walden
PuNCA-E1us Leonard Andrews and Miss
Pearl a-ueE EHuuel. lutu on EuuCa. were
mllrled NJ edueauag Rec Joseph Cherry
/ 1rrciared
EEATRlCE-At preliminary dabate
Ield az the Beatrice hieh school resrHr-
day Enue Green. Lawrence kline ard Fred
E V lisun were chosen a. a DEBATING team 10
meet TEcrruEen LerC March m
L8RTON-FIsr-uan W Tandruhr and
Miss Emma kerneier were married Thurs
day afternoon Rev. o. Elier. pastor Of the
German Lutheran church. ,sfficiarad- They
VIII reside on a farm near hera
Z PLATTsAIOCrff- Marriage licenses were
ISSUED here Iuesiay ru M Frank 1alberg
and Miss NARY Meisinger. buth OK near
CEDAR Lreeii- and % 0tro 81 Hickman anu
Mlss Mary scnlueter, both q Murdoch.
BEATRICE-At a meeting Of the IRE
men asst evening twenty members Of the
department were presented with exemption
papers Addresses were delivered By city
Attorney sabin and Rev. r. D. Badger.
BEATRICE-rhe Brotherhood % Rail-
way Tralnmen gave bail in the arm0ry
az ignore last evening When was at
tended BY guests from Beatrice. Fairbury
and other points in this section Of the
state.
4 BEATRICE-8lrs. Anna Evans. worthy
grand matrum Of the Order of the Eastern
star. met win Nesper charter 10, Z 'les-
and by request Of Mrs Evans the floral
work was put On
4 GRAND IsLAND-A large number OF
petitions are In circulation and are being
T freely signed asking the Legislature To per
NIT the people TO vote on the question
& whether the capital should BE- reiocated OF
not az ~ early a day az possible The
first Of these petitions are now being mailed
cut
GRAND rSJAND-Ths executive commit
tee u the Grand Island branch OF the Ger
man National association has nZsd the
date n the annual convention. 20 be held
10 this city. tire time being the afternoon
OK March 8 u is expected that from Les
% La9 men viii be in attendance.
L FAIRBURY-W- q. Oakfurd. a Rock
Island official. has returned from a trip
I - 81 Joseph. No. where be was called
SUNDAY BY q message announcing the seZf-
c Us Illness of his sister, Mrs.. kirkpafrfcs
and was visiting IN 81 Joseph. No, when
I she vas taken IN
I ARLINGTOlg-Hsnr Helgenkarup. a
farmer living north Ok here. died AZ his
hume today OF cancer CT the stomach
I Deceased vas born IN Germany. coming 70
z America when 3 boy. and has lived IN
Nebraaka Tor more than half century
I Mr- Eteisssnkau1p represented Washington
( cuuuty In state senate for six wears and
IS one Of Nsbraska's largest land owners.
Z CANTBRIpEE-Fran Moore one OF the
L NlAlAaHNL ftlallrlLa OF heM Willow county.
iNinE on a farm ten miles southwest OF
I Cambridge, died SundaT and the funeral
vas held az his home. and inTerment In
/ the LWruun cemerurv- The DECREASED had
I just returned from Lincoln. where he had
undergone an operation for appendicitis
He leaves a wife and eleven children
! GRAND LSLAND-EIghtaen hundred head
OF horses we're sold az this weeks sales
the Bradsireer-Cl Clemens COMPANY The
prices were slightly Off buyers being not
auite m lroportlun 70 the offerings u
I u expected thar things VIII even up as
soon as tire weather muderares. At this
WccAs sale there was an unusually large
number Of mules.
( FATRBC F2T-The annual bauoust OF the
Z Eairhurv Commercial club VIII be held IN
/ the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening
February - The banquet viii be served
I By the ladies' OF the Christian church and
/ an excellent program mas been arranEed
The affair VIII be IN the uacure Of busi-
I ness mems dinner. and the guests viii go
I IN business dress directly from their places
Of business This Is an annual social fInc-
ton.
FREsfONT-Tne View York hotel changed
hands rists morning r. c. Terry. who d
running the Terry and. Baltimore hotels.
h1ught the lease 90 the View York OF A.
Z ~ Beard1iey and the building and lot
/ rom Z P. larson possession of the lat
7 ter 70 Be given January J. 1917 The site
OF the New York has been occupied a.
hotel since pioneer DAYS. il being the
SITE or the old Pacific house which was
t A-NaaAlA At the view AmEa IN l1aA
J NORTH PLATTE-Tt was announced yes
reriay by superintendent 7TcKeowu OF the
Wyoming division thar work would be be-
gun on the extensive new yards IN the
west pAr5 OF this city March !. unless pre-
vented by the weather six and one-half
miles OF track will be laid altogether and
there VIII be great deal OF filling re-
quired sand VIII be brought down frUm
OFFailon station. For the construction OF
the wards two work trains viii be used
Z NORTH PLATEAU advertisement has
been placed IN North Platte papers by the
Nebraska Central q Western railway ash
I ing for bids on E8 900 cubic Yards OF earth
work out On Broken Bow Arnold. Candy
and Iryun on the new proposed railroad.
IL IS stated thar the grading Is to begin
m ninety daTs. The promoter Of the rail
road. s. Durant. states that he has de-
/ 9 lsited fi2-0f1 In the banks IL Arnold and
Candy for immediate use In getting the
preliminary work started
4 FREMONT Word was received here
Yesterday thai a man had been ar
restei IN Ioneshoru. Ca VINO vas in
the ACT Of putting through an alleged
bogus land deal. the description OF whom
Z taliies almost perfectly with Henry c.
/ Fisher the man who swtndied John O'Con-
E nor OF this place cut 81 G.0o9 a year ago.
Z TIE methods used were the same Fisher
has a record for real estate sWindles eE-
tending AL over the country according
10 Information received by the officers
I here.
Z FREAfONT-The knights az Pvrhfss
yesterday A delegation Of forty. including
a degree staff was present from Lincoln
and also delegations from towns on the
I @crihuer branch as far west as HaweIIs
{ and ali the towns IN the immediate vicin-
I llg- supper vas served in Masonic hail
ar D. m. after which the visitors and
local members proceeded to the opera
house, where the work was cNsmpIifird
m an three degrees BIZ the Lincoln staff
the stage being used 6ar thar purpose
3 rECCATsEFf-Geur Townsend the we'll
Z known farmer and feeder who lives Just
I west q Tecumaeh. shipped twelve ear
dag- the Burlington giving ham q special
train fnr the convey ance Of the herd from
THIS nainr % market The shipment IN
/ cluded - fine heeTes. which Mr. Town
send has been feeding ar his lots for some
7 little time. The cattle have been eating
50 worth OF corn per day The shipment
was accompanied by M Townsend and his
son. Merle Townsend. y c. Eller Waller
I Enutun and Frank r. rhurher.
Z TICUM SEH-AcfinF uuon a request az
I David l'alTr1lld- aEriuIlLllraL sEuIr-er ~
the United states Department OF AEriruI-
rure. william ErnEt Of Tecumseh has for
{ EHrEied 10 ~ sshinrfuu fifteen good ears u
bis Nebraska White Prize seed corn TIE
curn Is ru 90 % the Eransraal Department.
% aEriculture. Pretoria. south Africa fvr
eNuariIuenlal purposes. II Is not known