Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-06
News OF NebraaISn.

HARVARD-About one-half inch Of rain
fell during the last twenty-four hours, to-
day being warm and bright.
WEST POINT-O. p. Herse is going into
business at Albion, Neb.. instead of Hum
phrey, as previously announced.
BEATRICE-The White Cap ball team
of this city was defeated by the Hoag
team by a score of TO Sunday afternoon.
A large crowd witnessed the game.
BEATRICE-A fine rain fell here this
evening. While no heavy rain has fallen
here for some time, there has been a
number of showers and crops are not
suffering.
BEATRICE-At the district convention
of the Loyal Mystic Legion of America,
held here today, William A. Howard Of
Lincoln was elected delegate to the
state convention to be held at Lincoln
July 8.
HUMBoLDT-sam Kee. who Cor several
years has been operating laundry in this
his native land, China. He goes by way Of
San Francisco, and expects to remain in
that country.
YORK-Peter s. Christensen, a York
young man and son OF Mrs. Anna Christen-
| son, was drowned in Yellowstone National
park, where he was employed. AS soon
| as the body is recovered II will be sent to
York for burial
HUMBOLDT-H. E. Boyd. secretary Of
| the Richardson County Sunday School as
ISOLATION, has just issued the program for
| the twelfth annual convention, which Is to
| be held at the Baptist church in Stella,
on Tuesday and "wednesday, June ID and IL.
| REPUBLICAN ClI1-lnib section wis
treated with an extra fine rain Sunday
| evening, wetting the ground at least two
| inches deep; it came Just in time and 1t
will be a great benefit to wheat and corn.
| The first cutting of alfalfa is being har-
| vested now and II is hrst-class.
| BEATRICE-The Fishback Poultry and
/ Produce company Will commence the cree
| ton Wednesday of a cold storage plant at
| this point with a capacity OF thirty car
loads The company also intends TO build
an ice plant for its own use, and may man
| ufacture ice to supply local consumers
| FALLS CITY-Judge Raper Of Pawnee is
holding district court at this city, he
| having opened the session Monday. Par
ker, who was arrested. in Humboldt sew
erel months ago for assaulting several
boys, had his hearing and plead guilty. lie
was sentenced TO two months In all Ike
| Beaulieu was given his naturalization pa
pers.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Parker. the man
| who a couple of months ago attempted 20
clean out the city by running amuck and
/ smuggling and bruising several inoffending
| citizens, was yesterday given a hearing In
/ assault charges. He pleaded guilty and
| was sentenced to sixty days in the county
/ Jail.
BEATRICE-The little child Of Thomas
/ Floyd, who was severely injured by drink
| ing concentrated I've more than year ago.
/ was brought home from Omaha yesterday,
| where IL has been receiving treatment. The
! child has fully recovered from it's in
juries For months its throat and stomach
( were in such condition that 1t could not
!
| COLUMBUS-The remains of Mrs. Sam
uel Galley were brought here from Creigh-
/ ton yesterday afternoon and laid 10 rest
! in the Columbus cemetery. The funeral
was held from the Congregational church,
! the pastor Rev. G. A. Munro. officiating
! She came here with her parents IN the
| early sos. and had lived here a good share
| OF the time since then.
/ BEATRICE-At a meeting OF the Board
Of Education last night teachers were es-
| signed for the coming year and the fol
| lowing new teachers elected: LOttie Sack
| EFT, Blanche FTiedsam, Anna Pagels, Ruth
/ Davis James Bednar. The contract for
| furnishing blanks and printed supplies was
| awarded TO Paul Springer & Son for tS3l 30
I and for furnishing pens. pencils etc. "a
/ Walter Brothers for S222.45.
/ BEATRlCE-The new service on the
| Rock Island road, which consists Of a pas
| senger train east and westbound each day
| besides the two local passengers which
have been running on this division for a
long time. was inaugurated Sunday. These
new trains are equipped with new chair
cars and viii prove OF great convenienes