Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-01
Nebraska

saturday evening By score Of "A to ~.
The Clarks High school girls ueteated
Osceola the same evening, l3 to 10.
sTROMsBURG 90 The stromsburg High
school basket ball team defeated the
Osceola High school team in a~warmiy
contested game 70 the tune OF 10 TO ~ at
the opera house in this city FRIDAY evening
LYONs-Antonias Larson has been given
the honor Oh the valedictory Tor the Lyons
High school class OF ISL he Is Homer
boy who Is attending the school here
Ernest Grenier, a local boy, has been
awarded the greeting.
NEBRASKA CITY-The saloon Of Henry
Jansen, at Burr, WAS entered by burglars
saturday night and a large amount OF IN
toxicants removed. The blOodhOunds were
sent for ana Sheriff Fisher was over there
Two days trying to locate the guilty party.
The bloodhounds went 10 the nome OF a
farmer, but the officers refused to make
any arrest without further evidence.
PERU-While the two little sons Of
George Bennett were playing with an ak
on Friday, Ray, who is about years old,
had the misfortune to lay mis- hand on a
block in the way of his brother, VINO was
using the AK, with the result that the two
| last fingers were entirely cut off, while
| the middle finger was cut nearly through
at the joint, but the doctor hopes to save
, this one.
! NEBRASKA CITY-The body OF Arthur
Tibbitts who died in a hospital at Omaha,
was brought TO this city today and the
! funeral was held from the residence Of his
brother Il. u. Tibbitts, and was conducted
! by Rev f. M Sisson OF the Methodist
| church. The deceased was 81 years OF age
| and is survived by two brothers and sis
/ ter. He was born and reared in this city
and was one Of the brothers who were
! left a large fortune by an uncle in CalttOr-
mia several years ago.
! STROMSBURG-Th Christian Free Mis-
| sion church was dedicated here Sunday
There were present the following ministers
of the denomination: IL M. kyenner OF
! Eaton Colo; J. c. Olson of Holdrege
Neb.; Nath Carlson Of Phelps Center; G. o
SahlstrOm Of Newman Grove; f. A. LaVin'
OF Claburne, Kan, and Frank Abrahamsor
OF Polk Rev. }. G. Olson of Holdreg'
preached the dedicatory sermon. Services
were well attended, having ideal weather
They raised S1,O55 in cash, which cleared
the property, and their new church Is val
ued at $500.
BEATRICE-Whileh hunting pigeons alonl
Indian creek Sunday Harry Rutherford,
boy 16 years Of age, fired shot through
one of the windows of a coach attached 4
Burlington train No. 49, Unbound, a
the train was pulling into the station
Conductor Harpster and passenger sittinl
near the window came near being Wounds
} as the shot shattered the glass and burie
{ themselves in the woodwork Of the car
Rutherford was taken in charge by tn
officers, but as yet no complaint has bee
filed against him. He claims the shootin
was purely accidental
CREIGHTON-Caroline Weninger, VIII
died last Thursday, was born at Nordhen
Germany, November 49, 1Si7, and was mar
ried to John c. Kyriss September %, 1856
They moved to America in 1883, comm
= directly to Knox county where they ha
: since resided Mr.. Kyriss died Septembe
, II, 1899. The funeral was held Sunda
from the Methodist Episcopal church an
was conducted by Rev 70. e. Bowen Sh
l is survived by a large family of grow
children. She was one Of the pioneers c
Knox county and belonged to one of tn
=, widest known families in the southern pal
of the county.
NEBRASKA CITY-Joseph Duln. VIII
, works for a windmill manufactures in tn
o city, took team of bronchos and hitche
e them to light wagon and went out in III
. | country to do some repairing. The wage
had been used the previous day by
: butcher and there was fresh blood on
In going the wind was so the team did M
10 get smell of the blood, but in turning
come home they did, and they ran for thrt
miles, and to avoid having them collie
- | with another team the runaways wei
' turned into a big bank, throwing the ma
out and so seriously injuring him that
- has been confined to his bed since, and
Is feared he will be long time reooveriT
from this wild ride and fall.
} BEATRICB-The case of "Callie d. Cor,
n against w T. Gore a wealthy stockman
a Liberty, this county, in which the plainti
asked for divorce and alimony, was SETTLE
" yesterday in the district court by judi
n Pemberton. who dismissed the case on Il
II grounds that the plaintiff was the wife
= G. NJ Coulter. The suit was brought la
% was married to Mr.. Gore at Manhatta
sr Kan, and that they afterwards visited So
Lake City and other western cities
Gore produced affidavits to show that tn
e were not married and, that the woman
l. purpose in bringing the action was to s
e. cure some of hts property. The court
= Diminishing the case assessed the costs
the suit against the plaintiff.