Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Nebrnskn News Note..


BEATRICE-Nathan Mcintyre and Ar
thur Benson are organizing an athletic as
ISOLATION In Beatrice and are receiving con-
siderable encouragement.
HARVARD-A new land sale record was
made yesterday, when G. w. Gardner sold
an e~ighty-acre farm one-half mile from the
center OF the town and just over the Lynn
township line for $50 per acre.
BEATRICE-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ewing.
former Beatrice residents, who are living
at Portland. ore, have left that place for
q trip around the world. Mr.. Ewing was
formerly in the baking business here.
NORTH PLATTE-P. H.. Ruddy OF this
city has purchased the Commercial hotel
property for 5000 from Tim Hanifin. Mr..
Hanifin purchased this property a year
ago for $1,000 less than this amount, which
he received.
KEARNEY-Henry f. Schultz and Mar
grada Mortenson, both Of this city, were
married by Judge Hallowell Monday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz will reside
on a farm north and west of the city.
KEARNEY-W. c. Gibson, for twenty
years janitor at the city hall, has handed
the council. Thomas Pickerell, a night
policeman, was appointed to fill the place
and 81 Funk will go on the police force.
KEARNEY-Amherst schools closed on
account OF scarlet fever Monday morning,
There is an epidemic of this malady I'M
the north part Of Buffalo county and
within a radius of ten miles from the
north boundary hardly a school is running.
NORTH PLATTE-Arthur Hoagland to-
day sold his confectionery store and candy
kitchen TO Carl Abrahamson and Ed KeIi-
her, who take possession at once. Mr..
Hoagland will retire from business in
North Platte and probably locate else
where.
HASTINGS-The council has recently
created an extensive paving district and
several petitions for paving in other sec
tions are being circulated. Hastings has
no pavingftn the residence parts, but pres
ent indications point to two or three miles
OF paving outside OF the business district
next year.
HAsTINGs-The twentieth annual re-
union OF the bodies Of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Rite of Freemasonry Of this cit will
be held on the three lays beginning Deem
teth will be conferred. 1t Is expected there
VIII be a large attendance of Masons from
over the state.
HASTINGS-This city has been almost
munication for the last several days on ac-
count of the breaking Of telegraph and
teiephone wires in sleet storms. one or two
telegraph wires have been kept in commits
sion, but as these have been used also for
train dispatching, commercial messages
nave been more or less delayed.
BEATRICE-Fred T. Robinson, who shot
and seriously wounded himself and wife
here Sunday afternoon, became violent
Yesterday at Falls sanitarium and had to
be chained to the bed by Sheriff Trude.
He is recovering nicely from his injuries.
Mrs. Robinson is gradually failing and her
death is expected at any time.
mass meeting of the citi-
zens OF kearney was held at the city hall
halk tuesday night for the purpose of
a"akening enthusiasm over the Kearney
~ Beloit railroad project. Carson Hildreth,
nrob interest," vos Ihdm, Was preseht and
sing We" '"o"H W |HOse attend
oD-r
Nphlh FLAIIE-Drs Redfield and Nc
IAN IoTtlefiy or Grand Island, came
u'S CITY yesterday and opened a hos
III tne second story OF the Lamb
d nioaeIh building which has Just
ba6 T IN me Lhlrd ward. These
Tr1IIui PiSnheQ 10 start a hospital in
lana put AFTER investigating,
Ia Nor'h Flatte would present
LII
ne Of the best attended and
MY corn shows held this year
< County Corn show. The
exhibition of school work,
~, oakihg., manual train
l SAnlolt OF corn repre-
% actes IN YORK county
co, Isl ana pest York
Oh, "InteI wheat al1aliar
fi,rri US Oh corn, usually
ers al STATE lnsuIute work.
corn e., ."uhNJ hau the Desi
n,or.
- a banquet was held
~ tlc u last evening at the
fIIpds foc 80 weeks campaign fol
ciatior oe ~ TVns hehs christian asso-
X and q te earn Guy W teams called the