Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-16

NEBRASKA CITY-James McKelver,
appointed manager OF the Nebraska Tele-
phone exchange, has resigned
NEBRASKA CITY-Sheriff Fischer has
brought back the man arrested at Lincoln,
charged with robbing the safe OF the bank
at Lorton. He has not been identified.
KEARNEY-The Nebraska Cash grocery
store was robbed by some one entering by
cellar window and taking more than
$50 from the safe, which had been left IN
locked.
BEATRICE-Mrs r. b. Thompson, an
old resident OF the Diller vicinity, died
few days ago, aged seventy-nine years.
The remains were inferred in the Steele
City cemetery.
BEATRICB-Chris Clampitt, an employe
OF Gage county Gas, Light and Power
company, was overcome by gas while
working in a ditch After being taken out
he soon recovered.
REPUBLICAN CITY-G. f. Cramer OF
this city has sold his confectionery store
and restaurant business to William Bright
OF Fort Morgan, Colo Mr. Cramer ex-
poets to move to Norton Kan.
KEARNEY-A local daily newspaper has
been losing several pounds OF type metal
thief, who was a small boy. He had sold
lO9 pounds to a local junk dealer.
KEARNEY-Three cases Of typhoid fever
have developed here within the last week.
Neale Lancaster, Art Moffit and Frank
Rash were taken III on the same day. They
are all employees OF the Union Pacific.
NEBRASKA CITY-A snake twelve feet
been seen the last two afternoons near
the railroad track on the east side OF the
river, Farmers in the vicinity are afraid
to attack the reptile.
NEBRASKA CITY-Carl H. LutE, aged
%, and Miss Mary 1. Brewer. aged 10, Of
Auburn, were here yesterday and were
married here THURSDAY TO Miss Minnie
Rescard OF Rock Creek precinct
NEBRASKA CITY-Ehe Elks OF this city
will hold memorial services the first Sun
AgWr In anasnNa aNaNn
committee TO walt upon w. J. Bryan to
ascertain IL he cannot be induced to con-
duct the ceremony here that day.
NEBRASKA CITY-w. A. Hughey re-
ceived the news of the death of his uncle,
Al Bales at Kansas City, a former resi-
dent and one Of the pioneer settlers of this
section. He and Charles Cowles were the
pioneer violinsts of this section.
BEATRICE-Roy Wallen was arrested
yesterday on a complaint filed by Grant
Ford charging him with stealing fifteen
raigned and pleaded not guilty. He gave
bond for his appearance in court Saturday.
sUTHERLAND-The sugar beet yield is
generally ample to let the growers out
to make them good money. There was
little rain and the irrigation didn't amount
to much, There are some ten and twelve
ton per acre yields.
NEBRASKA CITY-Jacob Baker has
filed a suit in the district court against
Winfield s. Holden for 500. The suit Is
departure Of the son of Mr., Holden, who
was operating an elevator at Burr, leaving
number of creditors.
NEBRASKA CITY-Miss Stella Fischer
who is to be married to Frank II. Bur
banks on October g. was given a general
shower by her friends last evening. There
were forty present She received almost
sufficient furnishings and supplies to fur
nish and supply their home.
NEBRASKA CITY-B. D. TAFT, one of the
large land owners OF this section and who
M VAR nf mi m n Ia 70 Nf
the city, has gone to Iowa to inspect the
mines there and to try and induce some of
the miners to come here and open a mine
for him. He claims his coal is thick
enough to mine at a profit
SUTHERLAND-For the first time in sew
eral years has 1t been necessary TO ship
Usually the Glenburnie orchards furnish
enough to satisfy a considerable portion
Of the he. surrounding section Of the state,
to such an extent that only few bushels
were harvested from nearly nifty acres.
KEARNEY-The Kearney High School
High team by the score OF 45 to 0. The
game was One-sided throughout. Kearnev
and 3T more nerve IN ibe execution ea plSsS
high has the best team in the history OF
the school and has lost but one game out
made against It.
NEBRASKA CITY-special Director
John A. Fox Of the national river and har-
DOT congress addressed Lno members OF
the Commercial club and a large number
OF citizens. He told the history OF the
congress and what It had and expected
to accomplish. Il was decided 70 send Joy
Morton as a delegate to the national con-
gress meeting which is to be held in De
cember. 1t was also decided that this city
should stand its share Of the expense in
cident to the congress work and "a 900 was
raised the next day.
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