Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-13
Nebraska
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William stieren; financial secretary. Tcrd.
Walter; recording secretary, John n. Lin
dale. sergeant alarms, Theodore Gentrup,
trustee for three years, Anton Gentrup.
FREMONT-The old frame building on
Main street which was badly damaged
by fire about a week ago 1t is said VIII
having decided that % must come down.
The building was built about thirty-tiNe
years ago and was al one time a hotel and
a well known landmark. 1t Will probably
be replaced by q substantial brick block
MCOoK-The editor Of the Indianols RE
porter, James Pontius, was brought before
{. A. Rodgers, clerk OF the federal courts,
Gently returned against him by the federal
grand jury for alleged postal irregularities,
and was placed under $500 bond to appear
before the next session OF the federal court
in McCook to answer the charge. His bond
Was accepted
sEwARD-The new county board met
yesterday and organized for the coming
year, Three new members were elected IN
November, being Fred Dietz, in place OF
y. w. .Nye in Seward Louis Finke, in
place of Fred Petsch. and Thomas Weert-
man, in place Of -. r. Stutzman. william
Quick was reelected from his district. The
board is composed OF four democrats and
three republicans. Carl Sleeper was elected
chairman.
CLAY CENTER-The Board Of super
visors Of this county met in regular an
nual session yesterday. They organized by
as chairman This is the fifth successive
term Of Mr., Schwenk as chairman of the
board. Printing contracts were awarded
The Clay Center Sun was awarded the
printing of stationery and legal blanks, and
The Harvard Courier was designated as the
official paper for the ensuing year.
BRADSHAW-ln appreciation OF the
services OF A T. Giaque, mall carrier, route
., out Of York. the former patrons on his
route left fresh meat, pork, lamb, sausage
TO the amount OF twenty-five pounds. but
N.H.N-z a
vegetables and canned fruit and Other farm
delicacies, besides several sacks of grain
Tor his horses. Many other mail carriers
are recipients nearly every other day Of
gifts from patrons who appreciate the good
and efficient services OF the rural carrier.
LuSHTON-N. p Rome one of the best
known successful York county farmers liv-
ing near here, has moved to York, where
he has bought modern home few
years ago Mr.. Rome rented a farm near
charleston, York county, and having made
farm he purchased near here. The won
derful Yield of all kinds of grain and the
remunerative prices made 1t possible for
him to buy more land and today he is one
of the large land owners who are able to
i've and have all the comforts OF life off
| OF 900 acres Of land.
PLATTSMOUTH-Juds Travis held r
session of the district court this morning.
against William Becker, the defendant 3
surety surrendered him into open court,
| anu the prisoner was renamed 10 JAIN
Mr. Becker Ia the farmer against whom
/ the county attorney filed a complaint,
| charging him with receiving 100 bushels OF
| wheat stolen by Jack Crawford from r. V.
| Propst. Crawford confessed to the crime
J and implicated Becker, in whose bin half
! the wheat was found Crawford is serv-
| ing a five-year sentence for the crime.
| observation-disclosures l.. Sherwood and
| Miss Rosana Bradt were married yester-
| day afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. s. d. Fitzpatrick
| Rev. w. A. Mulligan OF the Episcopal
| church officiating. A wedding luncheon
! was served, after which. the young couple
left for Pacific coast points on their honey
| moon Mr. Sherwood is master mechanic
for the Union Pacific at this point which
position he has held for the last few years
| The young couple will make their home IL
| Beatrice upon their return.
FREMONT The board OF supervisors me
yesterday for their first session JergeI
4 Larson was elected chairman by unanl
nous vote. Or. r. f. CailSins was felectst
county physician, j. W. Sexon steward anC
manager OF the poor farm and w l.
Houck janitor of the court house, all oil
appointees. The board also appointe,
Chairman larson purchasing agent A. w