Omaha daily bee., 1889-03-05
been secured for all members Of the associa-


Iowa.
Farmers in the vicinity OF Walker have
oeen worked by lewelry sharks.
A large wholesale grocery house is 10 be
established at Carroll by Marshalltown
firm.
There is a prospect that paper house will
be established at Dubuque BY Chicago
parties
Burlington expects to entertain 10000
strangers on the occasion Of the q. A. II. en-
campmcnt in April.
State Veterinarian Stalker has removed
his headquarters from Des Moiues TO the
agricultural college Mt Ames
Muscatine voted last week 3 per cent tax
to aid in building the bridge across the Miss
issippi river by 200 majority.
Thirty gentlemen and two ladies were
graduated by the college of physicians and
surgeons at Dubuque last week
BY the death OF jeremiah f. Hunt, who
was struck by the Chicago, Burlington and
Kansas City train on the 2Sd ult., Parsons
college at Fairfield comes into possession of
property valued at $4,000
Captain II. w. Lee, who commands the
Salvation army in Kcokuk, is a young man
twenty three years of age. He was for.
merly clerk in q wholesale dry goods es.
tablishment in Minneapolis but he likes his
present Job the best.
The prohibition law is enforced at Belle.
evade it a saloon has been established on the
ice, which serves as floor and within the
shanty is covered with sawdust, so that the
interior bears some resemblance TO an ordi-
nary doggery An air hole behind the bar is
the source of the water supply.
The ghost that created so much excitement
near Casey a short time ago has been winged
A few days ago a farmer whose team had
been badly frightened by the apparitoh laid
for his ghostship and gave him charge of
buckshot and now he is nursing him back
to life. He is supposed to be landseeker
cinity 50 that he could buy the land at a
small price.
Dakota.
The new Methodist church at Lead City
has been completed.
The Deadwood city council has rejected all
bids for the proposed city hall.
The work of rebuilding the university at
Mitchell will be begun inside of thirty days.
The Germania association of Mitchell is
making preparations to build Turner hall.
An Aberdeen syndicate paid $4,000 for a
quarter section of land one mile from the
city limits of Pierre.
Watertown has All opportunity to secure
cheese factory, and the board of trade is in
vestigating the offer.
II. w. Scott, of Watertown, has been held
to answer TO the charge of aduitry, commit
ted with u married woman named kuowl-
ton.
An effort is beng made at Madison to Or
ganize an agricultural society, and invite ad-
joining counties to unite in holding a district
fair.
The Yankton Press says; "The fact that
the Manitoba company has decided posi-
lively to build to Yankton, leaving the ques-
tion of time as the only open one has al
ready given Yankton considerable of a lift,
which is aided by the certainty of the Nor
folk link"
Rev. d. S. McCaslin, in mis- third anniver-
sary sermon at the Presbyterian church in
Huron, stated that during the time he had
presided at the Presbyterian church he has
preached 334 sermons ana added 2l0 new
members TO his congregation. There are now
250 members
The latest thing in the way of runaway
happened at Sturgis recently. When the
eastbound train reached the station at that
place something happened to the air brakes
and the whole train flashed past the aston
shed occupants of the platform at the rate
of seventy. five miles an hour. Fully mile
and half was travelled ere the engineer and
brakeman were able TO stop the train.