The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-17
TWO NEW DIVORCE CASES
One at Ames LIS Against Prominent
Business Man.

One at Ames Is Against a Prominent
Business Man.
AMEs, IowA-Rebecca s. Loud, wife of
George Loud, prominent business man of Ames
has brought suit for divorce, alleging habitual
drunkenness as the cause Of her action:
filed petition for divorce from her husband
W.. L: Munden, alleging that, he assaulted her
with his fists called her vile names and or
dered her to leave home. r....-.5 ...a
IOWA FALLS, 1owA.-Mayor J. H. Funk was
renominated for second term by acclamation
r. A. Fiest was renominated for assessor over E.
solisltos r. n Williams park esap piss Ssss
named as candidate for councilman in the
second ward to succeed J. q. Patrick.
CLINTON, 1owA.-The annual meeting Of the
bankers Of eastern Iowa, group No. IL, Of the
state association, closed here last night. w. II.
Carpenter of Monticello was elected chairman OF
tie division and A.. C. Smith of this city secre-
tary. The visiting bankers and about fifty citi-
zens were entertained at an elaborate seven
course luncheon. ..t ,5=
ELDoRA, 1owA-1owa cities and towns are
making valuable offers for the location of the
| Star. The lodge will erect $50, 900 building.
Des Moines, Iowa Falls, Sioux City, Oskaloosa,
Waterloo Eldora Mason CITY and other 1n h ioWa
| quarters. -.r-. 500. .. '..-
WOODWARD, 1owA.-Woodward lodge, I. O.
o. f., has just received from Baltimore the
prizes awarded the degree staff at the a, meeting
prize for second degree work and the other a.
second prize for first degree work
ROCK RAPIDS, 1owA.-James Stewart, :.
stranger, was found near :1 Rock Rapids .. toda!
suicide by seyering arteries in his wrist with
poeketknife. He was brought to town and tel
stitches taken in the wound he had made. He Il
a cripple and was Respondent.
MILFORD, IowA.-word has reached here Q
the death Of DR.. Beers at Seattle. Up to tw,
VII be # It, 2sr %sade
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Wharburton.
MARsHA1LTowN, wA.-Trouble betwee,
IN justice court Miss Mohring demanded sis BE-
the MSr s ne hat
a pair of scissors.
NEVADA, 1owA.-A market day sale wa
| held here yesterday at which over 100 head 9
horses were sold: besides large e, amount
days are becoming popular in central Iowa.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.-The Dubuque Choral clut
100 strong, will attend the st. Louis worlds fa1
in June-Local business men have formed stoc
company and will bnild cracker factory.
FORT MADISON, IoWA.-C1tizens will as
the Iowa legislature to make an appropriation
build nanlment and to celebrate the loot
anniversary of the building of Fort Madison.
DAVENPORT, IowA.-It has been determine
that the collection of relics Of the mound bull,
ers in possession Of the Davenport Academy
Sciences will be exhibited at st. Louis.
CHARLES CITY, 1owA.-Divorces were gran
ed Mrs. ". II. Haley, Emma Pfeifer and Ellie
Steele. All three cases were for cruel and i
human treatment.
HOT SPRINGS, s. D.-The w. G. Telephol
company completed its line to this place al
connected with the Peoples Telephone company
exchange The w. G. company has line fro
q point about forty miles southeast of Bufa
Gan to Hot Springs. The Cheyenne Telepho
company has a line from point about thirt
a four miles east Of Buffalo Cap and at tn
4 place connects with the W. g. line, which Civ
It access to this place.
MILLER, S. D.-Homesteaders west of
| Missouri river, who have been holding prOfessic
al positions in different towns on the east sic
are Arranging to build homes on their land a
take their families west Among them is A.
SWartwood pastor of the Christian church he
Another is w. A. Johns Of the Wolsey Hera
Some will put down artesian wells and ma
other valuable improvements.
HURON, S. D.-A large audience gathered
the opera -house and enjoyed concert by
: AIfnnehaha Mandskor of Sioux Fal1s.-Battery
gave splendid entertainment to an audie1
that packed the opera-house to Its utmost
lQacity.