Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-22


BEEMER-NIr. Richard Harrison has pur-
chased the Beemcr hotel property, trading
for IL forty acres of land.
BEATRtCEs-The first heavy snow Of the
season fell here yesterday. The ground il
covered to the depth Of several inches.
sCHUYLER-Dr. Thomas Higgins was
appointed city physician by the city cour-
en- Tuesday evening to act while Dr. Corr
bin is away.
EUsTIS-Herman wedegaertner, a farmer
residing near Eustis, was operated upon
Yesterday tor appendicitis. Wedeguertner
died at a. m.
yEkA.EAH-The funeral Of Mrs j. s
Crue was held this morning and the re
mains were taken to Elgin, ILL.,, her old
home, for burial.
sUPERIOR-More than the average num-
Dor Of new residences have already been
completed here this season and more are
IN process of construction.
NORTH PLATTE-The High School ca
dots have received their now uniforms.
They are dark blue. trimmed with black
braid, ard the regulation army cap
NORTH PLATTE-A company, com
posed of Henry Waltemath, =. \. White,
chased the opera house for IA considera-
tiCn of $500
EUSTIS-Eustis now is the proud pos
| SCISSOR of a curtew and fire bell Marshal
smith ably assisted by several prominent
/ citizens. erected the tower and hung the
bell last saturday.
BIATRICE-Y Yesterday afternoon was
solemni1ed the marriage IN county court
of Mi. Frederick Wiederman of Blue
| Springs and Miss Emma Mes of Ellis,
| Judge Spafford officiating.
! EUSTIS-Fred Altensee has let the con-
| tract for a 2Sx32 dwelling house, to be
! erected in the northwest part OF town.
! T.. /. Chatfeld has the contract and work
| will commence right away.
I EUSTIS-As a business center and trad
/ ing point Eustis is right in front. u
| is stated by good authority, that there IS
J more merchandise unloaded here than ut
| any other town on the IIighline.
i BEATRICE-Vern Ayers arrived In the
! city yesterday from Hebron TO take the
! position of day operator at the Burlington
4 station to succeed Lee Nash. who has
| tered the dispatcher's office at Wymore.
! ATRICE-Nesterday Rawlns post No
So Grand Army of the Republic, received
from the government thrtv-siX markers
! TO be placed on the graves Of the deceased
veterans inferred in the Beatrice ceme-
| teries.
! sCHIrYLER-J ]. Ryan, who has been
in business in Schuyler Tor the last two
years, has closed out his stock of mer-
chandise and will manage the w. J. Hlg-
gins stock of dry goods and clothing at
! Madison, Neb.
I TEKAMAH--R. A. Templeton of this
place, has sold the fort$y-acre tract OF
for $500. This is the highest priced
piece of land that has been sold in this
vicinity for some time.
! NORTH PLATTE From information OBJ
tanned from a Burlington official, the b
& NJ win bring into North Platte at least
400 families and a proportionate number OF
Young men, ali of whom will be employed
by the company in the several capacities.
BEATRICE-L. w. Marquis, young
man employed on the farm of N. Z. Harms
I record huskng corn. In twenty days he
lgathered $3.50 bushels and in three and
| a half hours he husked siXty-two bushels
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES McTaggert, who
has been I'm Uncle Sans navy for this
past four years, has served his time, has
a, an honorable discharge and is at home me,
? eastern waters and has been in almost
every foreign port.
PAPILLION--Sherif McEvoy. arrested 1
soldier from Fort Crook this morning
} lie was taken before County Judge Ehlers
, charged with serious offense. His nam
is given as Charles II. Catue and he Z
? about IS years old. He pleaded guilty AM
was held to the district court.
sUPERIOR-A fall of half an inch o
, snow, with Indications of more, prevail
m. was IS degrees above zero. The weathe
has seriously interfered with building work
Imany buildings not enclosed waiting 70
moderation of the weather for completion
EUsTIS-The firm of Klingman a. Har
!, rop, the liverymen, have purchased tw'
? means of transferring passengers between
i, ! Cozad, on the Union Pacific railway, an,
, | Eustis, on the Burlington. They vii
1 ! also run machine TO StockNllle' IN
I ! county seat.
' CoLUMBUs--The Commercial club o
= Columbus held a meeting at the council
chambers last evening on the call Of tn
/ and Abbott. 1t was for the purpose o
. adopting rules and bylaws and gettin
= in shape to boom Columbus and make
u a city of two score and 10000.
= BEATRICE-In the district court yesteT
= day Judge Kelligar dismissed the jury 70
n the term for the reason that there wer
:, no cases ready for trial. In the case O
u Hector Murray against the Wabaska EleC
d trio company the court appointed G. ]
e Marvin of this city receiver and II is M
,, derstood that he will at once take step
u TO start the plant recently closed down an
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