Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-06
up to $S5
with his brother, United States Auditor
w. y. Andrews. at WASHINGTON.

with his brother, United States Auditor
w. z. Andrews, at Washington.
BEATRICE-County Treasurer Heve-
lone's statement Tor the month Of April
shows collections amounting to TS,S 40
and disbursements of $S2, 80. Dikburse-
ments were made as follows: District
ss.0I8. townships, $685.; state of Nebraska,
$500; general fund warrants, $42664
FAIRBURY-Mrs. George White and
Frank Whitmore were called to Ottnmwa,
Ia, by q telegram announcing the death
of their father, F. H. Whitmore. The
deceased lived in Fairbury for a number
Of years and was president OF the Q: a:
born in Delaware, o.. and was Il years OF
age.
YORK-Recent rains have put the ground
in first class condition and winter wheat
condition at this time is said to be better
in York county than nearly any other
locality. oats have good start. Many
f formers corn hA of When the acreage viii be
about 20 per cent OF the cultivated acreage
of the county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q series of dis
trict and township contests a county spell
ing match was held here under the supervi-
sion OF County superintendent Huldah
Peterson. Merle Mcdonald and Stella
for first honors Next in rank was Flor
ence Nelson OF District No. IS and
Constance Abbott of the Atlanta school.
CAMBRIDGE-Th Board OF Education
-
lowing teachers for the ensuing year: Prof.
A. ]. Dunlap, superintendent; Miss Vera
Fail and Miss Lenor g. Fitzgerald for the
high school, and G. Elberon Harding, Miss
Georgia Culver, Miss Corneia Sullivan,
Miss Eva Dunl5irk, Miss Vesta r. Snyder,
Miss Ella Engberg and Miss Grace McClel-
land for the grades.
VALENTINE-The junior state normal
will be held again this year at Valentine
| and will open up on June for an eight
weeks session. The faculty for the normal
k1af xrfI1 he foil M nf
Ord principal, and the instructors are ].
| G. Michel of Lincoln, A. Cargo of Ran
dolph. F: w. Gall Of lincoln. z. w. Mar
| cellus OF Crete, Miss Van DFill, Miss
Gordon, Miss Thackery OF this 9ity.
FAIRBURY-A large crowd greeted the
| Fairbury band and orchestra at It's seventh
Chiarini. the new bandmaster. made his
| first appearance at this concert. The Fair
! bury band has been busy practicing for the
/ trip with the Lincoln Commercial club,
| tinue with the club for ten days, The
Fairbury band will occupy Pullman and
! will carry banners advertising Fairbury.
| FAIRBURY-Mayor Frank E. Tincher of
| Fairbury has submitted a resolution to
the city council, asking that the city light
and water plant be put in charge Of
that the superintendent of the plant has
already too many things TO occupy his time
and that 1t would be better for all concerned
| to have the plan thus managed. His reso-
luton is compliance with the law that pro-
| Vides for this arrangement and IT is after
the commission form of government
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS George H.
Thomas and the new city council have
taken their places in directing the affairs
OF this city. Additional to Mayor Thomas
the elective officers are Thee 0reiss and
| VIII Ayton, Second ward; William
Schwenk and J. w. Turner, First ward;
Ezra Brown. police Judge; John Fleming,
city clerk; T. A. Blakesley, city treasurer.
| Appointive officers: Frank Eller, street
| commissioner and day marshal: G. e
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