Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
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LYONS-snow fell all day yesterday in
were recorded
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAS mad.
yesterday that the new Burlington depot
would be ready for occupancy about be
BEATRICE-A light snow. the first of
the season, visited this section YESTERDAY
Farmers say the moisture will D., hcn,-
fetal TO winter wheat
LOCISVILLE-Thc funeral Of AUGUST
at p. m. today Mr. Wendt Was one of
the old settlers of this county.
SCEOLA-Because of two c3s-s ur
dlphtheria in town, and the pupils H. the
tourth room having been exposed. the
dismiss for three weeks.
HGNLER-Rural route No. out of
schuyler VIII be established about January
l. The new route is about a twenty-sevcn
mlle Trip and will run east OF SCHUYLER
examinations for carriers will be had soon
BEATRiCE-The work of installing the
heating plant in the Mary Young Mems
christian association building was COM
peted Yesterday. The plant cost nearly
5000 and is one Of the best in the state.
SCHuHLER--A petition is being circu-
/ lated among the citizens Of Schuyler ask.
ing the city council TO consider the matter
Of requiring proper fire escapes on the halls
I signed '''
FREMONT-The snow OF yesterday. fol-
| lowed by last nights rain, mas made corn
| husking rather dirty work The corn cTop
Huskers are in demand and are getting 81.
10 cents per bushe
NORTH PLATTE--Dr. $ S. Buckner, one
of the pioneer settlers Of Wallace died
I on Thursday morning from complication
OF diseases tn The funeral was held Friday
in the south part OF the county
SCHUYLER The farm Of Joseph Peters,
five miles northeast OF this city, quarter
was sold recently to William Tooher. IT, IT,,
al 500 per acre, being the highest price
raid for any ColfaX county land.
BEATRICE-The 7-yCar-old son of Rich
sight of one eye yesterday In driving
his pet goat he fen on a sharp stick,
which penetrated the upper eyeid in.
dieting painful wound and barely grazing
EUsTIa-Little Fritz schwelzer, eldest
son Of Philip Schweizer of this city, swaI-
lowed a small tin whistle last night with
almost fatal results A physician sue
ceeded in removing the whistle and the lit
i rience.
sCHUYLER-Stock shipments for the last
week from Schuyler are follows. Three
carloads Of hogs and two carloads OF
cattle to South Omaha, one carload Of
horses to St Louis and twelve carloads OF
pany for winter feeding.
/ GRAND ISLAND-J. T. Wallace was
yesterday AFTERNOON arraigned in the county
court on the charge OF manslaughter as a
result OF his shooting W. W. Hills IN
Books billiard hall ON Friday night The
hearing was continued until Thursday anl
| Wallace was put under a bond of 5000.
LYONS-Harvey Banta Of this city and
Miss Anna Mundorf OF Herman, Neb
We're united I'm marriage at Sioux City
Ia, Tuesday morning, Judge Ferris per
. forming the ceremony. Tine newly mar
! Tied couple departed at once for Whine
, bago, where the groom has entered in bust
ness.
BEATRICE-Word was received her,
| yesterday from Topeka, Kan, anu0unctnl
the death OF Otho Whitney, the young suI
| 81 Mr. and Mrs u. l.. Whitney former
Beatrice residents. The remains will bD
e Inferred here Thursday Deceased was =
years of age and death was que To peri
| tonitis
AUBURN-The first snow of the season
| struck this place Tuesday 1t commence
I ! showing about o'clock In the afternoon
Z ! and continued until in the evening. Their,
was about three inches. Tie weather wa,
. | not cold, consequently the storm did nttl,
damage. II melted very fast Wednesdu,
and is nearly all gone.
| EUSTIS-Old settlers I'm this vicinity as
P sort this years corn crop Is the largest ID
, years. Some helds are running from fort,
r to ninety bushels per acre and the loves
= Is not under twenty bushels per acre Vic
corn selling AT 81 cents the farmer Is h1rpv
| Winter wheat IL In excellent condition. a %,
4 a large yield Is expected.
+ NORTH PLATTE-The three bloodhound
? | al the jail were given thorough tria
n. | sunday, a CClOTed man tu town acting a
! he fugitive. The animals took ~ lh'