Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-04
News of Nebrnska,

BEATRICE-rwo new cases of diphtheria
ties.
BEATRICE-The sixth annual exhibit or
the Southeastern Nebraska Poultry asso-
citation will be held here December $3.50.
TABLE ROCKS. w. Mallory OF Fair
drugs Of Fred NJ Coiweli. Mr.. Coiaeil
sells out owing to Hf-heath.
WEST POINT-The Rural Mail Carriers
association OF Cunning county held it's reg
ular stated meeting at Beemer on Thurs
day with full attendance.
WEST POINT-A new Jury panel has
been selected under the old law for the
trict court of Cunning county
WEST POINT-Frank McClaren, a for
mer operator at the Northwestern passen-
ger station at West Point, has returned
and is occupying his old position.
BEATRICE--The women OF the city
churches will give banquet in honor Of
the Young Mems Christian association
next Tuesday evening I'm the parlors OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church.
WEST POINT-M. ]. Hughes has sold
his residence in Nelighs addition to Ber-
nard Heinemann Of Monterey township for
consideration of $2lO0. Mr.. Heinemann
will retire from farm life.
WEST POINTING. and Mrs. f. NJ. TILL
man, well known citizens of south of West
Point. celebrated their golden wedding last
70, and located in Nebraska thirty-eight
years ago
TABLE RoCK-Ben Herr, who lives
some five miles northeast OF here, sold
over 100 bushels OF apples from his orchard
this fall. Apples have not been a plentiful
crop this year In southeastern Nebraska
and this is the best yield yet reported.
WEST POINT--A fire supposed to be of
incendiary origin destroyed the dwelling
house in the City Park addition lately
occupied by Joseph Belts. The dwelling
was the property Of eX-Mayor Sonnen-
schein and was unoccupied al the time
MISUNDERSTANDING is the mortgage
report for Gage county. for the month OF
filed 6; amount, NO5Oo: number OF farm
mortgages released, q; amount, 1872 f26
Number of city mortgages filed, %; amount.
S4'Issi number OF city mortgages released,
q; amount, $19,192
BEATRICE-Harry Wright, the Ne
braska Telephone lineman who was seri-
ously injured here some time ago when his
partner, boy named Williams, fell to his
death. has recovered from his injuries and
left for his home at Norfolk, Neb. TODAY
accompanied by his mother, who has re-
manned with him constantly since the acct
dent occurred.
BEATRICE-W f. Rossel received a
telegram Saturday from Trenton, Neb.,
been badly hurt In an explosion in a photo
graph gallery at that place. The message
stated that Rossell's hand was partially
torn away and that his arm was badly
lacerated Mrs Rosseli and daughter left
yesterday for Trenton 10 be in attendance
at the young mans bedside.
institute.
under the auspices OF the University OF
Nebraska and me PlattsmOuth Farmers
Institute association, will be held in the
Pafmele opera house In this city next Sat
urday In the discussion of farm topics,
c. NJ. Lewelling Of Beaver City will speak
on The Care and Management of Hogs -
ID. p. Ashburn of GibbOn will speak OF
Soil Culture" DIR. A. T. Peters OF the
experiment station will speak OF the Dis
eases OF Farm Animals and G. NJ. Level
linz on Soil Culture"
WEST POINT-Yesterday was the thirty
- dnrlNel sary OF the railroad to West
Point. Trains commenced running on De-
cember 3, 1875. In the issue OF the West
Point Republican for that date coal was
quoted at so per ton. In another portion
fact that eleven loads OF wheat were mar
keted In West Point the day before At
this time five Winnebago Indians were
being tried In Decatur for the murder OF
Oscar Munson. who was killed by Indians
on Plum creek. few miles north OF West
Point.