Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19

favor a postponement until October to &
News of Nebraska.
BEATRICE-Frsnk Bradley, a railroad
/ man from Wymore, was committed to the
asylum today.
PLATrsMoUTH-A superabundance Of
rain has been falling in this vicinity the
DAVID CTTY-PostInaster Hall reports
| that he sold 81, 200 worth Of money orders
last Saturday, writing forty-nine orders.
committeeman met last Saturday and called
October 6
BEATRICE-The foot ball season opened
here yesterday at the high school. A good
! team has been organized for the season and
practice began yesterday.
| BEATR1CE-Roza Louise, the young
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. B. L. spellman,
| died yesterday morning after a brief ILL
ness OF stomach trouble
/ BEATRICE-Two cars, loaded with grain,
were wrecked in the Rock Island yards this
| afternoon. blocking traffic >ur short time
A broken rail caused the trouble.
DAVID CITY-The York High school foot
ball team will play It's opening game with
the David City team next Saturday Sep
TENDER p at David City fair grounds
BEATRIcE-G. H. Davis yesterday pur-
crusher plant of Davis & Mayne. which
was recently damaged by fire. at Blue
| Springs.
PLEAsANTON-The crack Pieasanton
ball team won it's third straight game this
season from Ravenna, by a scoxe of to 1.
II was Ravenna's second team Pleasanton
BEATRICE-John Jansen. a prominent
young stockman of this section of the state
and son of Peter Jansen, left today for
Winnipeg, Man, where he will locate perm
| anently.
PLATTsMoUTH-A. T. Fried has sold
his stock of drugs to George w. D'Ment
voss Wall Paper company Of st. Joseph.
Missouri.
DAVID CITY-The David city band has
indispositlon on part Of its members to at:
| tend practice, and also not being well
enough supported by the citizens.
clover seed crop. Many farmers are cut
ting the second crop of clover and will
thresh later on; The yield Of seed is said
| DAVID CITY-The- treasurer's report of
the David City Chautauqua, shows that
they paid for their talent on the program
| this year, $2N1H and after settling all
bills, have a balance on hand Of SALT.
DAVID CITY-Grace, the little months
old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Dixon.
this city, Sunday. 'The funeral was held
Monday afternoon. She was one of the
! twins. se3 ss@,
YORK-Horace Robinson, and family were
all affected by poison from some unknown
cause Mr.. Robinson SUFFERED the most
b as believe that the asea may haYs
| cookies.
| GENEvA-The public here Ia much
soSoos at s a oaS @, Gy
| tendent Taylor received. a check for $40 for
cash premiums won. Besides these there
were eighteen diploma prizes.
| PLATTSMOUTH-The state finance COM
mittee of the Degree of Honor was In SEES
sion in this city today. Among those pres.
e Sno We're en- Mrs Mary LStky grand chief Of
Lexington, and Mrs. @. b. Chapman and
| W. A Greenlee of Lincoln.
BEATRICE-A deal has been practically
closed by Peter Jansen for the sale Of his
farm of 1000 acres in Jefferson county for
$4,000, or SO per acre. Mr.. Jansen re-
atrice and Will make this city his home
just as soon as he disposes OF, his farm
LONG PINE-The Northwestern Rail-
ing the land in the near vicinity OF Long
ceeded in locating ON the land belonging
the land and will in the near future in
stall sand sitting plant
CAY CENTER-The marriage Of Miss
contaminated today at l0:0 g. M. at the
home of the brides parents In this city.
smith er0 OF the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, eV only
relatives and few intimate friends being
present
BEATRICE-At the last regular meeting
| OF the Knights and Ladies OF Security
these officers were elected: Eugene Hoyle,
president; T. NJ Gashaw, first vice presi-,
Mary B. Campbell. p ss Mary Mar J. Dunn.
corresponding secretary; Jennie Walker.
nnancier; Maggie Bird, conductor; n. NJ.
Harsh. guard; @. w. Wilcox. sentinel.
! WEST POINTSThe regular fall term OF the
district court Of Cunning county convened
in West Point yesterday. The court only
numbers of citizens being in attendance to
! receive their final papers. Nearly 200 COM
b 6 sns5 tbs sS
previous term In the history of the county.
| FREMoNT-Aoout a week ago farmer.
giving his name as Masnus Nelson left
be around for II the next day. lie has
! not showed up since. lot Of groceries
| were in the wagon. rhe team was good
| one and Nelson appeared to be a man
who would not be likely to leave his prop
STOCKVILLE-The twentieth annual fair
OF Frontier county opened here today and
will continue four days. Active prepare
| lions for the same have been under way for
the last ten days. A large floral hall has
been built and other improvements made.
The grounds Were never "s In better ter ep S
made Of stock and every stall and pen will
| be filled.
WEST PoINT-Frsd W; Lenert, one Of
dead OF an affection Of the stomach Mr..
Leftert was 9 years Of age and had been
Point for nearly forty years. He was city
water commissioner at the time OF his
death. Funeral services were held under
the auspices Of the Masonic fraternity, the
deceased having been secretary Of the
local lodge for many years
BEATRICE-The mysterious disappear
ance OF George Frederick. the 19-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Frederick. who
reside a few miles north of the city, is
causing his parents no end of grief and
worry. The young man accompanied his
father to Beatrice last Saturday and since
that time nothing has been seen Of him
The ofneers were notified yesterday to aid
In the search for young Frederick, but they
have so far been unable to throw any light
on the case. He is about six feet tall and
at the time of his departure wore black
hat, pepper-and-salt coat and vest black
pants and heavy seamless shoes. Any in
formation concerning him will be thank.
fully received by his father
| FREMONT-The Atlantic Canning com
pany shut down its factory here for the
season Saturday. The total pack was smaI
only about half that Of last year. The
low price OF canned corn owing to the
operation OF 50 many new factories last
season. was the reason for the small cut
put The company employed a good many
Japs and most OF them left Yesterday for
other places. The Standard Beet Sugar
factory, at Leavitt. will run this season
and the company has force OF men em-
plOyed getting ready for business. II il
feared that the heavy rains following the
hot weather Of last week. will lower the
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