Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-20


BEATRlCE-The Catholic fair opened
az Barneston last night for a run OF two
NIGHTS. there was large attendants
nisned the music.
BEATRGCE-Major Phelps inspected
company g and the First machine gun
privates received their pay for their SER
vices at Fort Riley, Kan.
BEATRICE, Z; Edwards, shot and
CONSCIOUSLY wounded at Wymore by
the hands OF Frank Jackson, is recover
ing In a local hospital here.
BEATRICE-J w, Hensley, a travelling
speed limit on the streets with his auto
mobile. lie was called before Mayor
rutherford who released him with a rep
rimand.
BEATRICE-Jack Williams. claiming to
be a resident OF Kearney, engaged in a
street fight with officer Reed which re-
suited in Williams being severely. beaten
about the head by the officer, who used
his club.
YoRK-The woman's Relief corps
planned and successfully carried out a
happy and enjoyable October birthday
party Of all the women who born during
the month Of October. The event was held
at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. Farney.
BEATRlCE-Earl A. Savage, a former
Cook last Saturday to Miss May Sim
mons. is visiting in the city with relatives
and friends. He is employed as switch
YORK-Last evening at the fraternaI hall
the Ute tribe of Improved Red Men held a
banquet and smoker. Sixty Red Men. with
their wives, Toasted on fried chicken and
all tho deiicacles raised in York county.
After the feast a nice program was given.
BEATRICB-The committee recently ap-
pointed by Mayor rutherford to investi-
gate the conditions OF the Gas company.
organized by electing Andrew Anderson
chairman and r. 10. Lenhart, secretary.
Plans for carrying on the investigation
We're outlined
Observation-Disclosures interest was prob
ably manifested and taken in Walter Well
man balloon trip across the Atlantic than
in most localities, because Mr.. Wellman's
parents reside here. and this was the home
OF Walter Wellman, who has a large boy
hood acquaintance here and at oYrk.
YORK-Mrs. Charles NJ Smith died at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. j. Severen
at surprise. The deceased was one of
the pioneers of York county where in early
days they settled on a homestead near
McCOol and after accommodating a compe-
tence, Mr., and Mrs. Smith moved to York
where for several years they have been
making their home.
YORK-That not only farmers and stock
men here, but from all parts of Nebraska,
and some in states adjoining appreciate
good well bred hogs and cattle is evidenced
by the sales made by the many good breed
ers in York county. At Mllers sale of
the big type Polands an average Of over $50
each was made for spring pigs. There is
also located here the Christian breeding
farms, breeders of pure bred Angus cattle
and Poland China hogs, who report good
! demand and shipments to Iowa, Kansas,
Wyoming and parts OF Nebraska.
GRESHAM-The farmers of York county
Will soon begin to make a search for farm
hands The nice crop of corn of which
there is a large acreage in York county,
has nearly matured and with a good ofrst
will be ready TO shuck and put - the
crib. To care for the large corn crop OF
York county, the farmers will need a
large number OF farm hands. Last wear
many York county farmers lost a part OF
their corn by reason of the early winter
and heavy snow making II nearly impos.
sible to gather the corn. They do not pro-
! pose TO be caught as they were one year
I ago. The yield Of corn in oYrk county will
/ be most satisfactory, and far in excess OF
many counties not only in Nebraska but
! in Iowa and Illinois.