Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-13

and household goods were partially COW
, cred by insurance.
HUMBoLDT-Neal Mulligan and Miss
Belle belIe Hosssaekk, two well known young
Superior.
thirty years resident OF Beatrice, died
this morning. He was a native of Prussia
and was 50 years of age. A widow and
survive him.
HASTINGS-After lying three days in a
haystack near Kenesaw. Pat Keran, re-.
Gently from Dublin, was found asleep with
his hands and feet frozen. 1t was with
dinculty that the physicians restored him
10 consciousness. 1t Is reared, however,
that amputation of his feet may be neces-
sary.
PAPILLION-At a meeting of the county
commissioners yesterday the contract for
furnishing the county supplies and printing
was awarded to the Omaha Printing COM
pany and the Papillion Times. the former
getting the order for the blank books and
the latter the contract for stationery and
DAKOTA CITY-The first passenger train
over the Sioux C1ty-Ashand connection OF
the Great Northern railway, consisting of
an engine and two coaches, passed through
this place today from Sioux City to the
terminus of the road, about eighteen miles
this place.
PAPILLIoN-Suit has been commenced
In the district court by Mrs. Julia Jones.
WtuON Oh the flcndTQ Jones. against
Louis Leisure, administrator of the Jones
estate. TO recover her dover interest IN the
rents of the farm. which amount to 81, 100.
The case Will come up at the February
term of court.
ALTOONA man from Lexington was
here the first of the week looking for ms
ago and skipped out with George Hoyt. a
former resident of st. Edward, this county
The couple had visited az the latter place
several days but had left for parts I'M
known before the arrival of the husband
BEATRICE-The University club was en-
tertained last night by Superintendent and
guest c. z. Bessey, head OF the botany
department of the State university. DIR
Bessey in his usual pleasing and enter
Life"
ALBIoN-one of the most important
suits ever tried in this county is now be
ing heard by County Judge Riley. 1t Il
a contest Of the will of Nils Nilsson,
wealthy Norwegian who o;ed here about
year ago, leaving by will most OF his prop
. erty TO the poorer classes OF his nativ,
: land. contest is being made by his rela
tives.
ton was so well pleased with the success
I of The .1aI ment and the money they ha'
! made the past year, since they erecte'
5 Powers, president; s. W. Gushee. vic
president; S. A. Snider, secretary; o.
: Mickey. treasurer and C. T. Ray. genera
I manager.
: ALBION=Word has been received her
5 from the insane asylum that Martin Haley
. I formerly of this county. had died at tina
s institution. Haley shot aud killed a ma
by the name OF Sayers here some sixtee
3 years ago, but was ndiudged insane b
i the jury and was sent TO the asylum
where lie ] rs N0en ever since. He has n
: known relatives.
!; HUMBOI DT-The annual meeting of III
Il stockholders OF the Richardson Count
| Agricultural society met this week
y Salem. reviewed the last years bushes
y and elected officers as follows: NJ. {
q Hoover president: c. A. Cook, vice pres
d dent: Bert veach. W. II. Crush, J.
e French vice presidents: W. F. Savill
g recording secretary; A. Akin, correspon,