Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-11
NebranI.a Newa Notes.

BEATRICE-Dell Leo Whitmore and
Miss Ollie Bristor, both of Wymore, were
married here Wednesday by County Judge
Walden.
vERDoN-Six horses and two mules be-
longing to AL Bentler, were killed near
here by a Burlington train. Seven Of the
animals were killed outright, and the
others had to be killed by the section men.
The stock had escaped from a stock field.
CAMBRIDGE-Jay Olmstead, the 12-year-
old son of Mrs. Mary Olmstead, residing
four miles northwest Of this place, was seri-
ously injured yesterday by being kicked by
q horse. He was unconscious for over flf-
ten hours. The attending physicians have
some hope OF recovery.
PLATTSMOUTH-In the federal court in
Lincoln, John M. Leyda, trustee, secured a
judgment against Matthew and Henry Ger
ing for the alleged value of a stock of goods
% fERea PfSSr s@s,soG. T TSe DEFENDANTS a asRsg
for a new trial, which the court refused
to grant. All -four persons reside in this
PLATTsMoUTH-The Ecase Of Cass
county against Sarpy county, for one-half
the expense Of the building of a wagon
bridge across the Platte river at Louis
county men in Papillion in favor Of the de-
PENDANT. County Attorney w. c. Ramsey
Of this city has filed a petition asking for
a new trial.
BEATRICE-The republican city central
committee met Wednesday evening and
fixed Wednesday, March is, as the date
LOT nOlQlnk the primary. Inc rule was
adopted that all candidates filing their
petitions must register as republicans, and
that they must submit proof TO show that
they voted the republican ticket at the
national and state elections.
BEATRICE-At a meeting OF the Beatrice
Volunteer Fire department Wednesday
evening a woman's auxiliary was formed,
and the society will assist the firemen in
raising funds with witch to pay off the
Indebtedness on the department building.
Mrs. II. r.. Leech was elected president:
Mrs. r. A.. Gable, secretary, and Mrs.
Rudolph Woelke, treasurer.
NEBRASKA CITY-John L. Hartley,
aged 60 and Mrs. Laura L, Mccain, ard
81, came down from Lincoln and were
F. NJ. Sisson OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at the parsonage. They win take
q southern trip before returning home.
known each other for years.
CULBERTSON-At a meeting OF the
Culbertson school board yesterday. Prof.
]. p. ~stackhouse was reelected superln-
tendent Of the city schools for the mkt year.
Miss Gertrude Van Drill was reelected
to her present position, assistant principal
The Misses Fern solomon, zida Keller.
Hazel Fellows, Dora belong and Grace
Jones were elected grade teachers
BEATRICE-The jury in the case OF
Samuel A. Kinny, against the Burlington
chards by fire from Burlington locomotives
on his farm in Island Grove township:
brought In a verdict Wednesday evening
for the plaintiff In the sum OF $3.50 The
case has been on trial since last Monday.
BEATRICE-At the session OF the Board
OF Supervisors Wednesday, MeSsrs. Kret-
Eer, Layton and Morrison. comprising the
committee appointed Tuesday TO Investigate
the matter OF suitable quarters for female
and juvenile prisoners, m n
the basement room In the court house ad-
joining the supervisors room be fixed up
for that purpose Estimates relative to the
cost OF making this change will be sub