Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-02
News of Nebraska

WAYNE-A heavy rain fell here yester-
day and last night, accompanied by a
WAYNE-At meeting of the city coun-
ell this morning three saloon licenses were
granted at $1,000 each
TEKAMAH-Two and sixty-eight one
hundredths inches of rain has fallen here
in the last twenty-four hours.
PLATTSMOUTH - Frank Maurer and
Miss Eva Kildow were united in marriage
by County Judge H. d. Travis.
ARLINGTON-Many citizens are advo-
eating strict curfew law. Too many boys
and girls are upon the streets late at
night.
PLATTsMOUTH-A telegram from ROY
Eaton states that he is alive, but has lost
all of his earthly possessions in the San
Francisco disaster.
LOUISVILLE-It has been reported that
hailstorm occurred last evening seven
miles southeast of this place, slightly
damaging winter wheat
,ARLlNGTON-The temperance people of
this place are making no tight against the
granting of saloon licenses. so the city
Will surely be wet next year.
CHADRoN-Now. while the Jail is empty.
new steel cages are being put in and other
needed repairs are being made, while
Misunderstanding time is here"
CtADRON-The high school gave it's an
nu9l play, i being entitled THE Deacon's
Trtsulation." 1t was a great success as
tp The character Of the acting as well as
financially.
COLUMBUS-The liquor dealers of the
state have their annual meeting here next
month and the local dealers OF Columbus
are making great preparations to give them
royal welcome.
BEATRICE-Wyatt & Gray, two resi-
dents Of this city, opened cigar factory
today In the Gleammer block, They win
run = union shop and VIII employ FIVE
sCHUYLER-The meeting of the coun-
ell tonight was for the hearing OF the re-
monstrances against ]. A. Fiaia. The re-
monstrances were withdrawn and the IL
cense was granted.
BEATRICE-A heavy hailstorm visited
this section last evening, but as there was
| no wind the damage to fruit and garden
| truck was slight. Following the fan OF
hail there was a downpOur Of rain
PLAFrSMOUTH-Fran r. Green, form
| erly OF this city, but recently local editor
Of the kearney Hub, spent Sunday I'm this
| CITY. lie departed to accept position on
| the reportorial STAN of the Lincoln News
| BEATRlCE-At the meeting Of the city
| council held here tonight a Contract wa
| let for the construction OF o sewer in tht
| western part of the city, the price being
! OF Lincoln.
/ PLATTsMoUTH-Ru ana Charles Irons
/ dug out den Of wolves on the Bailey farm
| west OF Plattsmouth and captured eight
! kittens. Ed Roseno dug out a nest Of
| not captured.
MISUNDERSTANDING from some sources
I indicate that there is a chance for a
( least part OF a peach crop. AS far a.
| tEls Ioeality Is concerned not enough
| AIulA ~ tAls variety VIII De raised II
| pay for gathering it,
| SCHUYLER-Owing TO the heavy rain
| the past few days work on the Ehern
berger drainage ditch has been suspended
| Contractor Thompson had started nicely
| having received several new scrapers an
had large force of men at work.
BEATRlCE-John Hollett OF Wymor
was up before the insanity board Of con
missioners today on the charge of enebr
acy. He was found guilty, but the chail
man OF the board paroled him after givin
him a lecture on the evils OF the drin
! habit.
| BEATRICE-Hector Murray, who hs
been chief clerk to Division SupeTinteI
} dent Rodgers Of the Burlington at wy
more for many years, has resigned hi
position and gone to Lincoln where
will engage in the railroad contractin
business.
! BEATRICE-Several farmers Twin
northwest of the city began planting cor
yesterday. The fields have been cleared
stalks and properly titled, and II II
weather remains favorable there will
great deal Of corn in the ground /
Saturday night.
HUMBOLDT-Another light rain visit,
this section last night and helped TO pl
the soil In good working condition ar
gave additional strength TO the pastuT'