Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-10

HEATRICE-J c. Bozarth for many
years a resident Of Beatrice, died yester-
dav at his home at san Jose. Cal, aged
SO years.
BEATRtCE-word has been received here
10y 4. ". hlvalle announcing the death Of
his mother, which occurred at Concordia.
Kan. She leaves six children.
TECUMSEH-George w. Miller. ir.. has
sold a half interest in his bakery and
COME ctionery business, located in the Ellis
worth building. northeast corner OF the
square. to Fred Rosakrans, and the firm
will be known as Miller & Rosakrans.
BEATRGCE-Floyd Brock until recently
a resident Of this city, had his skull
crushed and his arm broken at st. JOSEPH
Mo-. recently by falling from building
while doing some cornice work. He Is in a
hospital at that place in critical condi-
ton.
HILDRETH-Tuesday evening while
cranking an automobile Ed Huffman was
so unfortunate as to break his right arm.
lie was cranking with downward stroke,
when tho crank suddenly reversed strik-
ing him just above the wrist and crushing
both bones.
VALENTINE-Edw Polan, a 5-year-
old boy, living near Sparks, who was
| kicked by a horse some time last week
and was taken to an Omaha hospital, died
there Sunday. The body was brought here
and the funeral held from the Methodist
church Wednesday morning.
BEATRICE-D. f.. Wheeler OF wymore.
arrested at that place Monday on the
charge OF being implicated in the Beattie.
/ Kan. bank robbery was arraigned yester-
| day in court and pleaded not guilty. His
/ case was set for hearing February 16 and
! in default Of 5000 bonds was remanded to
/ the county Jail
! NEBRASKA CITY-The county commits
sloners at their meeting yesterday issued
| their call for bids for iron, wood and con-
crete bridges. Then contemplate putting
| In a large number of concrete bridges and
culverts all over the county during the
coming year as they figure they are the
cheapest in the long run.
BEATRICE-M. ]. Moran, supervisor
| from the Sixth district. yesterday morning
| rendered his resignation. as he intended to
| locate in Oklahoma but later in the day
withdrew his resignation and decided to
remain member OF the board a while
| Omaha was awarded the contract for
building the bridges in Gage county the
coming year
! BEATRICE-willism Halves. youne
| farmer living near Dewitt. received ar
| ugly wound in the foot yesterday BY the
accidental discharge of a shotgun. He haC
accompanied neighbor to the field and
| I'm come way the weapon was DISCHARGED
the load taking effect in the foot. Tht
| injured man was brought to the United
Brethren hospital here last evening" wher,
a portion Of the member was removed.
NEBRASKA CTTY-The home of Amo
Evans was burned Wednesday, and Will,
the major portion of the furniture wal
saved. the house was ruined. There was
lniudh amount OF insurance on the mouse
but none on the household goods. Will,
the fire boys and Chief Bauer were on tn,
second floor inspecting the building, tn
i floor gave way and ali were precipitatet
/ to the ground floor, but they escaped witt
minor injuries
/ HILDRETH-A wolf hunt was held her
Tuesday. covering this territory: Yves
line, one mile west OF Hildreth, in oharg
of George Nordbrock; north line. one mil
north OF Kearney county line, in charg
OF Henry Jurgens; east line four mile
east of Hildreth, in charge OF John Frecks
south line by the Hadley school house, il
charge of George H. Bunger. Lines move
at 10 a. m. and the roundup was south o
j. Warnken's. large crowd was out an
two scalps were taken. besides several tac
rabbits and some other small game
BEATRICE-The will of the late ]. G
Wiebe, the Beatrice lumber dealer who's
death occurred last month. was filed 10
probate in the county court yesterday TIL
widow, Iisetta Wiebe, is to come int
possession of the entire estate, which
valued at $4,000 The original will wa
drawn In 1888 in German, and was trans
lated into English by Hon. Peter Janser
notary public. in December 1886, in Jeffer
son county. The instrument is in the forr
, Of a double will. entered into by both nus
band and wife.