Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-04

BEATRICB-Accor TO the govern
ment report the rainfall of yesterday
amounted to an inch and a half.
BEATRICE-Yest afternoon Judge
Bourne OBLIGATED at the marriage of Mr..
of Diller.
BEATRICE-Mr Arly r. Hidy and Miss
Bertha Crowell. both of Barnett, Kan,
were married here yesterday afternoon by
County Judge Bourne.
BEATRICE-Charley Cain, who broke
Jail here year ago, was arrested last night
by Officer SPAIN. A charge of petit lar
ceny will be filed against him.
BEATRICE-The track at Pickrell where
the wreck on the Union Pacific occurred
yesterday was cleared last evening and
traffic over the line resumed as usual
BEATRICE-At meeting of Hose COM
pany, No. 3, last night John McCrea was
convention to be held at Kansas City next
month.
| OAKLAND-The Burt county republican
| central committee met here Wednesday aft
ernoon and issued call for the Burt
| county republican convention to be held at
| Oakland September 4.
| BEATRICE-Chicken thieves raided the
! farm of j. ID. Thornburg whro lives east
| of the city, yesterday morning. Mr.. Thorn
| burg shot at one of the thieves, but The
] shot went wide of its mark.
! BEATRICE-Henry Dickman, living abo ut
| twelve miles west of Beatrice shipped a
carload of wheat to Minneapolis the other
| day which tested No. l and which weighed
, sixty-four pounds to the bushel
! OSCEOLA-The rain descended all night
| here on Tuesday. and the weather man re-
ports there was a precipitation of Lei
| inches. In the morning everything was
flooded and the farmers quit stacking.
! BEATRICE-Word was received here last
| evening that Frank Rourke, former res
| tdent of Cortland, had been killed by a
train in Kansas. No particulars were given,
! neither was the name of the town given
! where the accident occurred
| FREMONT-The following Is the mort
gage record of Dodge county for the month
of July: Farm mortgages recorded, seven
$4sS75; town and city mortgages recorded
| two; amount, $l5,lsS26; released, fourteen
amount, $3.50
BEATRICE-The grading outfit of Kilpat-
rick Bros, consisting of fifty men, 120 horses
and equipment sutncient to I'LL six cars
| passed throl n Beatrice tonight on the
Union Pacific, en- route to Casper, Wyo
where the firm has contract with the
Northwestern for constructing ITO miles OF
track in Wyoming.
BEATRICE-samples Of corn planted
eighty days ago on the farm of Leo Mum
ster, east OF this city, were shown here
yesterday. The ears are large, well filled
Mr. Munster says he has a fine prospect
Nebraska.
OAKLAND-The congregation of tn,
Swedish Lutheran church here held a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon and sent a call t
} Rev. c. F. Sandahl of MontcIair. N. j., e
become pastor of their church. This TO I'll
the vacancy caused by the resignation q
Rev. f. N Swanberg the first of the yea
| and Is the sixth call made,
FREMONT-Dan Randall, the man VIII
was injured by heavy piece of pipe fall
ing on him while at work at Leavitt las
week, died at the Fremont hospital yester
day afternoon. The physicians at no tim
entertained much hope Of his recovery. HI
remains were taken today to his forme
home In Marveldale, Pa, for burial.
BEATRICE-A report was received her
yesterday from Fairbury to the effect tina
, Brent K. Neal alias Olney Smith, VIII
. was sent to the penitentiary from Beatrtc
a year ago for obtaining money under falls
pretenses and who was recently released
l passed through that place en- route to tn
state of Washington, where he expects I
locate permanently and begin life anew
2 GRAND ISLAND-The wedding OF Mis-
g Marie Helen Egge to MT Rudolph V. Pts
toriouss both among the prominent youn
people of this city, took place yesterda
: morning. II was a quiet, home weddn
with just relatives and a few friend
I present Mr.. and Mrs. Pistorious boarde
the noon train, showered with rice The
will make ten days honeymoon trip 4
s the east and will then return to this city
a | BROKEN BOW-The old settlers cele
bratiOn and picnic held here yesterday wa
a big success in every way. The mOrnin
| whole city, but by o'clock the sun ha
made it's appearance, scattering the cloud
b. | and making a perfect day of IL through
\ out The afternoons program was a mos
! enjoyable one, Mayor Apple welcoming III
!, pioneers in his usual manner. After this
z followed speeches and talks from the earl
| settlers of Custer county, interspersed wit
4 excellent music rendered by the Glee clu
and Arion quartette