Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-14
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News of Nebraska.
WOOD RIVER-The wheat and rye har-
vest is about completed and the oats will
be ready to cut In few days Ihresnlhs
will commence in about week
WOOD RIVER-The campmeeting Of the
Platte valley Evangelical churches, which
is being held south Of Wood River, is at
tracing much attention and the attendance
is large.
WOOD RIVER-Old residents here say
that they never knew time when corn
made as much advance in three days as IL
has in the past three. Its growth mas Deeh
amazing.
acknowledgements Bros, who have
been in the grocery business here for the
last six or eight VSsH r naye eo s0S Of
EATRICF,-Yesterday afternoon, in the
county court Judge Bourne officiating, oc-
Cured the marriage of Mr.. B. Hays Morris
of Cortland and Miss Maggie Dunink OF
Tecumseh.
brakeman had a fight with some tramps
here the other evening, whom they tried
to put of the train. During the mixup one
Of the tramps was badly beaten.
AINSWORTH-The Western Rancher
which for the past three years has been
published here by Otto Mutz, has oeen
sold to the Nebraska Farmer of Omaha
the transfer to take place on July 16.
BEATRICE-Mina Rebekah lodge No. llS
held largely attended meeting Tuesday
evening, at which oficers for the coInlns
served and a good social time enjoyed.
YORK-York's chautauqua dates are an
nounced for July n to 3d. the Taiiros aS
to get q special train on Sunday from
Lincoln. This is YorlS's first chautauqua.
YORK--w. H. Regner has had built for
ure gasoline boat that makes hourly trips
between the York park and the millpond.
These warm evenings parties OF Yen 10
twenty are engaging the boat for the en-
tire evening.
WOOD RIVER-Marshal Smith of Gibbon
was in town yesterday looking after q
stolen bicycle which a young man picked
up at Gibbon. The young fellow tried 70
dispose to the wheel to several parties
hero Tuesday, but no trace of him could
DO found by the GibbOna officer.
YORK-Miss Ruth Wellman Of Washing
ton, d. C., daughter OF Walter Wellman'
the well known ne%sPaPer c9y gstSr Wai,
man was at one time a resident OF York,
many years ago. HE parents lived here
and owned farm near Bradshaw this
cHADRoN-The body or edward An
| drew Mote was brought here from Forsyth,
Mont, for interment. Ed was the youngest 81
Mote and brother OF Deputy Sheriff L; K.
Mote He was killed while engaged in
coupling a bad order" car on the North
PIAATTsMoUTH-J w. Robbins, who
was wounded on the Fourth of July, while
repairing a toy pistol, died last evening
in the hand, but the injury had almost
healed when symptoms of lockjaw set In
| He leaves a widow and fve small children
who are reported in destitute circum-
| stances.
REPUBLICAN CITY-The new hall of
/ the Womans Relief corps and the Grand
/ Army OF the Republic was yesterday &C
cepted from the contractor and will soon
| be ready for occupancy. II is an orna-
mental public building and credit to the
yator, capacity 1900 bushels. Is being rap
| idly pushed.
| BBATRICE-Yesterday, at the home of
| the brides grandmother, Mrs. j. II. Price,
at Diller, occurred the marriage of Mr..
ges sq It 4 Mis- the EFs;
The young couple left for a months trip t.
| the Pacific coast, after which they will
make their home in Diller.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jackson, a resident
of this city, was arrested today and lodged
| in jail by Sheriff Trude ion information
from Sheriff Case ,n Of FaIr,btIry. Jackson Is
/ stealing deal with several others which
| occurred in Jefferson county three or four
years ago. He will be held until an officer
| from Fairbury comes after him.
| YORK-York county seems to be favored
with large yields and best quality o.
wheat. Reports from threshing near Hen
derson, in this county, tell of wheat tina
threshed thirty bushels to tho acre. Tht
/ owner OF the 100 AGREES of wheat sold the
same at q cents per bushel, realizing $21.9
| per acre. Corn, oats, alfalfa, timothy anC
clover never promised larger yield.
| TECUMSEH-The management of the
company has been changed. f. d. Wright
| who has been in charge for several years
| has been transferred to Omaha, where he
will remain in the service Of the company
1 His successor is j. II. Dean OF Geneva
| Neb., who is now In charge. The auditor
and superintendent OF the company were
here today transferring the business of the
/ station.
BEATRICE-The marriage of Miss Emma
| NJ. Neidhart to Mr.. William A. Arnold OF
| Lead. 8. D., was solemnized at the home
/ OF the bride in this city yesterday at higr
| noon, Rev. J. A. Lowe officiating. The
| train, where they will make their home
and where the groom is engaged as in.
structor in the commercial department OF
the high school.
| CHADRoN-H. F. Maika's drug stor,
was robbed and $50 taken from the safe
last night. Tools were borrowed from q
blacksmith shop Of Will Hilbert's ane
| mace by breaking the safe was heard In
the central telephone office, but the boy
| in charge, Lester Wishart, said he wal
| too frightened to move and that all h,
| asked was TO be let alone"
| AINSWORTH-Sherif Lampert today ar
rested Oscar Thurlow, Ed Berry and Johr
| Hall for grand larceny committed at Lon
Pine. The parties were arraigned befor
Judge Ramsey and pleaded guilty 10 peti
| larceny and were sentenced to thirty day
| in the county jail. From descriptions re
| ceived by the Oficer here IL Is believe
/ these are the parties wanted Tor crlmina
offense committed in southeastern Kansa
| recently.
BEATRICE-County Attorney Killer
| stated yesterday that he doubted II any &C
ton would be brought by the state agains
the parties who were engaged in the salt
of liquor last Sunday in the Wagner block
which was raided by the police and a larg
| amount OF moist goods seized. Joe Fisher
the alleged dispenser of the liquors, ha.
left the country. IL Is believed for good
and he appears to be the man much wante'
1 by the Officers.
| ORLEANS-Orleans seminary has tW
financial agents in the field this summe
and they have already secured nearly 81 00
for the endowment of this institution. Tn
last year, which has been the best one 4
the history Of the school, SO taxed tn
dormitory that money is also being raise
10 provide more room for next year. or
leans seminary Is controlled by the Ere
| Methodists, and the annual conference o
their North Platte district will meet her
August IA