Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-26
Iowa News Notes.

FORT DODGE-The Fort Dodge High
school foot ball eleven will play at Chero-
kee with the High school there on Thanks
giving day. The locals are putting in much
time in perfecting new plays, and expect
TO do great work. Cherokee's work against
Storm Lake has caused the locals to prac-
tice hard.
FORT DODGE-The attorneys Of ]. M.
Brown, the Mason man recently indicted
for manslaughter at Rockwell city, Healy
Bros. Of this city, have filed a motion for
a ~retrial, alleging eighty-two errors COM
mitted by the court. The attorneys have
made no comment whatever on the result
Of the trial.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iowa Dis
trict Dental association, comprising mem
bers of the profession living In Marshall,
Hardin, Grundy, Butler and Blackhawk
counties will hold It's annual meeting in
this city in March or April. according to
an announcement made here today.
MARSHALLTOWN 49, The tournament
committee of the Country club, today
awarded the two silver trophy cups, hung
up for the best choice scores made at golf
during the season. The ladies' cup was
awarded to Mrs. Lloyd r. Maxwell, wife
of the president of the club and Of the
state Golf association. Her choice score
was SS. The mans cup went to Harry j.
Rodgers, who turned in a a choice score
OF 30. eleven strikes below DOGGY.
FORT DODGE-George w. Tidd, instruc-
tor In science In the local high school,. to-
DAY surprised his friends by bringing home
a bride, formerly Miss Emma McLain OF
- ~AAAN hAf heN W do a tdCAAG Ill LlN
DeS Moines schools and became acquainted
WIN her husband In this city when she
iaught here. They were married on Novem-
Der 4 but kept their wedding a secret.
MARSHALLTOWN - Edward NeuRent.
aged 4 years, was shot and instantly killed
Sunday by his brother, Claude, aged 10
years, while the latter was in the act of
extracting a cartridge from a 22-calibre
rifle, with which he had been hunting. The
bullet struck the lad at the base of the
skull and caused instantaneous death. The
family lives not far from Algona.
MARSHALLTOWN - Fire, which de.
strcyed the livery barn belonging to John
Gallagher, the blacksmith shop of c. w
Fish of Dickens early this morning threat
ened for a time to wipe out the entire
business section of the town, The contents
OF all the buildings. including four horses
and a quantity OF valuable machinery was
burned. The aggregate loss is $500, witt
Insurance of s2,5oO.
MARSHALLTOWN-Dr Rosa Liebis M
this city, was today appointed overseer of
the poor, TO succeed Harmon Pemberton
Mrs. Liebig Is the only woman in Iowa whc
has ever received such an appointment
DR.. Liebig has been prominent in chart
table work for years. She was chosen by
the Department of Labor of the nations
government to investigate the condition,
under which women and girls were work,
ing in tho laundrics Of the large cities.
IOWA CITY-To have the athletics for IN,
women on a similar basis to the mems 1
the aim Of Miss, Alice Wilkinson OF tn
department OF physical training and ali
will award rs" to the girls who We,
places on the hockey teams which plave
the championship match last Friday after
noon. Other letters will be given in baske
ball, tennis, hanG hall, etc. 1t Is Mis-
Nlklnson's plan to have contests. first a
an interclass nature and perhaps later o
teams. To encourage this spirit of progress
she has decided 90 award letters 10 The bef
ter players On the girls athlete teams.