Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
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NOWA " NNHEANAAs
BEATRICE-The work of installing the
new electric plant at Wymore is now in
progress.
NORTH PLATTE-The high school foot
ball team on Friday defeated the Kearney
Military academy team by a score of to 0.
BEATRICE-The teachers of the Dewitt
schools, headed by Superintendent r. S.
Bingham, visited the Beatrice schools yes
terday
YoRK-James T. Talbot has bought the
livery business of Ray Dever Mr.. Talbot
will move to the new brick barn built by
B. King.
YORK-Insurance adjusters have offered
campbell Bros. owners of Yorl.s Audi
damage win exceed $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Of Vital Statistics
John schmocker reports for the month of
October Columbus and vicinity had thirty
twoNbirths and only five deaths.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Sarah Ball died yes
terday at her home IN this city, aged IS
years. She is survived by three daughters
BEATRICE-The 9-year-old daughter of
Robert Larimore. while walking on the
Rock Island stock yards fence, fell yester-
day and broke both arms at the wrist.
NORTH PLATTE-Attorney ]. G. Beeler
resigned his position as city attorney OF
North Platte yesterday in order that he
might be qualified as a candidate for state
senator.
GENEVA-Miss Marcella Flory left for
st. Edward yesterday to spend the winter
with her brother Win #. Flory, assistant
cashier of the First National bank Of st.
Edward.
YoRK-Theatersoers are pleased to learn
| that the York opera house will be opened
next Thursday night. York's play house
has been closed since the fire, In, septem-
her, last. t..a
NORTH PLATTE-There has been re-
vival of the report that the Union Pacific
railroad will buiid4 new yards this winter
on the ground which. they purchased In the
western limits OF this city.
/ tain on Wednesday night Mr.. d. De-
Jarnette, patentee' Of the DeJarnette auto
mobile wheel which, it is claimed, will
take. the place of the costly and expen-
siVe pneumatic rubber tires
! BEATRICE-The local BARRIERS union met
! last night and imposed fine of SIS each
out Of the union, and a tne Of $50 upon G.
| M. Sarber, an employe of the firm, for
| working I'm an unfair shop.
| COLUMBUS-Ttce Burns has just sold
| his quarter section of land a few miles
from Oseeola for the snug sum of $50 an
| acre. The writer can well remember, and
not many years ago, either, when said land
could be bought Tor less than so an acre,
! NORTH PLATTE-A wire was received
/ by Division No. 81 Brotherhood of LocomO-
stating that Assistant Grand Chief En-
| gineer II. 10. Wills will make the local
division an official visit on Wednesday or
/ Thursday OF this week
YORK; Healthier met this morning
with very painful and what might have
proved to be a very serious accident by
l breaking bone In his right arm, The horse
| had fallen and Mr.. Healthier was kicked
| while assisting the horse TO stand up.
/ NORTH PLATTE-A few more lots along
! the line of the Burlington q Missouri sur
vey in the south part OF town nave been
sold under contract; THESE sales nave now
doubt as to the intention Of the Burlington
| & Missouri building into North Platte.
| NORTH PLATTE-O. w. Brandt, chief
dispatcher al Cheyenne, has been trans
| ferred to North Platte and has taken a
| position in the local once. Two sets of
! operating trains between here and Jules
4 burg the other from Julesburg to Sidney
GENEvA-EIeotion passed of quietly
yesterday, a full vote being polled In
Geneva, but outside many did not go TO
| the polls. The day was hne in the morn
ing, but cloudy in, the afternoon The
There good republican gain IN every
precinct in the county.
YoRK-The Commercial club will enter
! BEATRICE-HarVey Mason, living -four
miles west Of the city, finished gathering
his corn crop yesterday. From twenty-five
acres OF land he secured nifty bushels Ia
the acre. Peter Bindernagle living near
MT Mason, gathered sixty bushels to the
acre from his field of eighty acres.
NORTH PLATTE-A party by the maine
Of Stale, a stranger in the county was
brought up from Brady the latter part OF
last week and placed In jail until he could
be examined by the Board OF Insanity.
Since being brought here he has been Civ
ing the officials at the jail considerable
trouble, becoming quite vicious at times.
-COist MD ne ltleAus OF MITE. j.
Frederick Kirkpatrick feel very badly In
relation TO news item published at the
time Of the election OF officers at Hastings
OF the Degree OF Honor for the state. Mrs.
kirkpatriek was u candidate for the office
OF receiver and she says that The Bee
said she only received 80 votes. when Mrs,
Kate Schmidt received 40 and Mrs. J, +.
Kirkpatrick received 40.
NORTH PLATrE-COunty Treasurer Da-
Wis offered for sale yesterday all tracts
Of land in the county on which taxes are
delinquent, as required by law. Nearly
every tract offered was purchased by four
or five local parties. The total number OF
tracts sold was In the neighbOrhoOd of ri
and the receipts OF the sale were about
81 400. BY this sale the tax list Is prac-
tically cleared OF ali delinquencies.
NORTH PLATEAU a meeting OF the
building committee OF the Masonic lodge
Monday evening the bid of p. II. WindI
OF Council Bluffs for the construction OF
the Masonic buildinE was accepted, as was
also the bid OF MT DUssell Of Columbus