Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-10

ried yesterday morning at the Christian
parsonage, Rev. ]. F. Davis officiating.
NEBRASKA CITY-Robert T. Brown Of
Hamburg, Ia, and Miss Maggie Smith, Of
this county were quietly married here last
evening and left for their future home near
Hamburg.
NEBRASKA CITY-Arrin A. Beckin has
filed a suit in the district court praying
for a divorce from his wife, May Leslie
Bedkin, on the ground Of desertion. They
thave been married but three years.
BEATRICE-Yesterday A. Jameson, a
farmer living a few miles northwest Of
Beatrice, sold to william eKifer of Hoag
two Poland-China hogs which weighed
l ,00 pounds. He received $40 per hundred,
or 5000 for the two hogs.
HUMBOLDT-Miss Rosa Fidermuts, the
daughter of a wealthy farmer here, was
county judge to Mr.. John Camden and the
couple went Immediately to Greenleaf,
Kan, to make their home.
BBATRICE-While riding on South Fifth
street last evening a boy named Wisroth
was struck by al automobile driven by
Dean Dempster and narrowly escaped
being killed. His buggy was completely
smashed, but he was only slightly injured.
KEARNEY - Five people in Buffalo
county have been arraigned before the in
sanity commissioners during the last forty
asylum at Hastings and the other two,
man and wife. now await the verdict Of
the insanity commission.
YORK-County Treasurer r. r. Copsey
says the delinquent tax list just published
is the smallest list ever published here.
In the entire county only two tracts Of
land all advertised as delinquent. There
never was a time in the history of York
county when farmers were more prosper
Gus.
HUMBOLDT-Rev. A. s. Buell., pastor Of
the Methodist church the last fourteen
months, rendered his resignation to the
church board last Sunday and has re-
qdested the conference to allow his to
exchange charges with the pastor at Elk
eter, Neb. The move is made on account
Of Mrs. Buelrs poor health.
YORK-This week among the many sales
Of land and transfers here is the w. b.
that sold for $156 per acre, the Keefe 100
acre farm west Of York for $15o per acre,
and the Illiff S0-acre farm 6 miles south
Of York for $3.50 per acre. Among the
sales of smaller tracts is twenty acres one
mile north Of tho court house which sold
for 500 per acre.
KEARNEY-Senator Norris Brown leaves
Thursday morning for a speaking trip
throughout the state under the auspices
Of the University extension course. Begin
ming with Kenesaw' puhsday { night, he
speaks at Hastings, Rnssland, Adams,
Lincoln, Normal, Fremont Chadron,, Val
entine, Rushville, Wood Lake, Atkinson,
Ainsworth, Stanton, Crete and Wahoo.
YoRK-The York High School team has
made a. great record in the many games
they have played. Only once they. have
game York lost to Lincoln High on Thanks
giving day last year: A return game be-
AlllCOAh anu LOlh Will 70 DldyC u
at York which time 1t is said that 1000
people from Lincoln will come to York.
YORK-The York Commercial club is TAX
ing a active interest in pushing for a
greater York. Beside a cement post mould
manufactury, there are other industries
they, are trying to secure; The new officers
of the York Commercial club are trying
to make a record and If they keep up the
work undertaken, York will have one of
the best boosting commercial organizations
in the state.
BROKEN BOW-Now that election Is
over and county division a thing of the
past, the two factions are taking a breath
ing spell and counting their wounded. The
fight was a lively one while 1t lasted, but
the odds were too great against the di-
visionists. The official total vote of Custer
county was 5,SS7. out of this number 2,19d
votes were cast for division and 3,75l
AGAINST, giving the ants a majority of
1,615.
BEATRICE-Four Italians visited the
county jail Sunday afternoon and asked
to see Bertuca, the young man being held
for the murder of a boy at Wymore some
time ago. After being refused admlttanoe
one of the quartet who claimed to be a
brother of Bertuca. tried to force his
way in, but Sheriff Trude drew his revolver
and ordered the quartet TO hike, and they
were not long in leaving the premises. In
their rush to get away one of them left
the jail. :
HUMBOLDT-A couple of shoplifters did
considerable mischief among the business
houses Saturday, both clothing firms being
were evidently new at the business and
suspicion was aroused when they tried to
dispose of some of the plumber at low
prices, even before the goods had been
missed. Officers were put on their track
and arrested both before they got out OF
town. The offenders nave been taken to
the county Jail at Falls City to await a
hearing.
BROKEN Bow,-sheriff Kennedy is
looking for and offering a reward for j
H. Matthews, who is charged with dis
posing Of and making way with mortgaged
property. On November /, It is alleged Mat.