Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-15
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Patronize the American State
| Bank.-Adv.
Pierce1 Arrow Ambulance Service
Stack & Falconer. Harvey 81.
Four Per Cent Interest on time de-
posts. American State Bank.-Adv.
Appointed Medical Attendant
Emmett Mcmahon has been ap-
pointed medical attendant at Mu-
nicipal beach.
David II. Law of Dixon Ill.
| wants word at once from his
brother, James E. Law, last heard
from at Moline, Ill,-Adv.
Sues for SS,895-Duncan M. Vim
sonhaler filed suit in district court
against Nelson II. Tunnicliff and
John T. Culavin for 1856 which he
alleges is due for services In settling
the estate of the late John O'Connor
Of Hastings.
Suggestions for ConyentiOn-Ne-
braskans who have in mind topics
that should come up for discussion
at the national convention Of
Municipal leagues to be held in
Cleveland, O., next December, are
asked to send them direct to Rich
ard s. Childs, West Ninth street,
New York City. There they will be
tabulated and during the conven-
ton will be taken up and dis
posed of.
To Dispose Of Land-The gov
eminent has set August 20 next as
the date for disposing Of some $50
tracts of Indian land of the Sho-
shone reservation in Wyoming. The
tracts vary In size from 40 to 100
acres. They are appraised at
prices ranging from $40 to $50 an
acre. The land to be disposed Of is
all heirship property and must be
sold for at least as much as the
appraised value
Mcmillan Makes Change-F. D,
Mcmillan, formerly of O'Neill, has
taken a position in the city selling
and rental department of the Iowa
Nebraska Investment company, with
offices in the Bee building. This
company has sold four residence
properties the past week, and will
shortly begin the construction of a
dences north Of the Skinner Pack
ing company's plant.
Observe French Holiday-A few
Omahans( yesterday observed the
French national holiday. The
French tri-color was displayed at
the homes of Capt. and Mrs. A. A.
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. H,
Mfrk FFhaco f1ooS cont
from France last year by DR.. Mick,
who served with the medical reserve
corps. Members Of the Alliance
Franchise in Omaha observed the
day in their homes.
Reports Land Boom-1ndustria
Commissioner Gillian of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce is back
from Cheyenne county, where he
went to look after the progress
made on a farm that he owns in
the vicinity Of Sidney All through
the western part of the state, ac-
cording to Mr.. Gillian, a land boom
is on, induced by the enormous
crops being raised and the high
prices paid for grain and produce.
Receives Delayed Draft-Frank
Simpson of the A. J. Simpson Vehi-
Gle company yesterday deposited a
draft in the Omaha National bank
which he had drawn in 1901 and
sent to Washington to pay the filing
fee when he was having the trade
mark of the company registered.
The government answered at that
time that he should apply to the
trademark registry bureau but failed |
to return the draft. Mr.. Simpson |
received the draft by mail yesterday. |
Re doesn't know whether it was red |
tape or just neglect that held the
money so long.
Sues Sheriff-Hans Sleek of Mil
lard is suing Sheriff Mike Clark for
500 damages before Judge Craw-
ford in county court. Mikes depu-
ties went to Willard to replevin a
bowling alley two months ago to |
satisfy a bill of the Brunswick
Collender company. J. Det-
wiler, a banker of Willard, pointed |
out the bowling alley and the
deputy sheriffs removed it. Later
It was found that it was the wrong
bowling alley and now Sleek asks
800, which he alleges to be the
amount of damages done to the
alley in its removal.