Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-30
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-The Presbyterian ball team
Of this city was defeated at Liberty yes
terday by the score Of 6 to 4.
Observation-Disclosures f. Saddler and Miss
Leota Sharpe, both of Liberty, were mar
ried here yesterday by Rev. u. S. Brown.
BEATRICE-The Barneston saloon re-
monstrance case was tried before Judge
Pemberton in the district court today. The
court took the case under Amusement until
Saturday.
YORK-John Sheen. a we'll known farmer
and one of the oldest residents in York
county, In a signed article announces his
candidacy for representative on the re-
publican ticket.
BEATRICE-Word was received here yes
clerk at the Paddock hotel who attempted
suicide here several months ago, died re-
Gently at Clay Center, Kan.
BEATRICE-A farmer living near Pick
2 900 bushels OF wheat at Pickrell yesterday,
me harvest from sixty acres. He received
yield yet reported.
YoRK-A leading republican, who has
been making an active canvass for mem
bers of a Taft Republican club, claims
a voter who has been recognized In the
past as a republican by party workers., who
Is going to vote for anyone else but Taft.
VALENTINE-Deputy Game Warden
William SFrancke was out scouting Sunday
afternoon and caught three men from Cody,
out south OF that little burg, killing chick
ems AS the time is not yet ripe for that
sport, T. Francke brought the men and the
birds to town and both are in safekeeping.
BEATRICE-kSrs. Mary Hartman, for
thirty-fiYe years a resident of Gage county,
RRt sTa d ina9 E y Mrs. s. F. At A shs aSme s Gf
miles east OF Beatrice, of appendicitis, aged
s. years. She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. S. F, Andrews and Mrs. Allie An
drews.
BEATRICE-The tender on the west
bound Rock Island passenger train jumped
day evening, causing the train TO be delayed
eight hours. The train was running slow
when the accident happened, otherwise a
disastrous wreck would have certainly re-
suited.
BEATRICE-The city council last night
killed the billboard ordinance by a vote of
have worked hard the last few months Sf 10
secure a park for that part OF the city,
are much pleased over the action of the
council IN appropriating 400 for that pur-
pose. The estimate Of expenses for the
coming year, as adopted. amounts to $l .OO0
VALENTINE-Dave George. who drives
the Rasebud stage. had a bad runaway
yesterday, which resulted in a painful frac,
ture OF the right leg. Joseph Hobson, a
farmer on the north table, sustained a pain,
full injury this morning by a horse kicking
him in the face. His nose was shattered
and spit and his face bruised and cut. II,
was brought to Valentine and his wounds
dressed.
BEATRICE-The democrats held a meet,
ing at the court house yesterday and talked
over matters pertaining to the campaign
The name OF T. F.. Stewart was suggested
for float representative, and the following
names were mentioned for representative
y b. Coffman of Adams. L c. Galley OF
Filley. DR.. II. A. Given OF Wymore. A. r
Odell and George Wilkinson OF Beatrice
For state senator. Jacob Klein Is the only
candidate who has filed
SILVER CREEk-Frank Holden, a prom
inent farmer OF this section, while pre-
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