Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Iowa News Notes

ELDORA-H. w. Platts. who was found
guilty of stealing whisky from the Reed
drug store at Steamboat Rock, was sem
fenced by Judge Wright today to serve a
Term OF not exceeding ten years in the
Anamosa reformatory.
ONAWA-Arthur Strunk. the S-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strunk of this
city, met with painful injuries last evening
Dy being kicked by a colt. Several teeth
Physicians dressed the wounds and If is
thought ne Will get along nicely.
Ida GROVE-A movement has been
started looking toward the establishment
mere OF a Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. AT a meeting he'd in the Methodist
Gnurch a composed Of Frank
hellman' Charles Pitcher and Mark Schlie-
per was appointed to investigate the prob
ZEN of finances and initial expense OF estab-
llshlng such an institution.
IDA GROVE-Over 1,5OO attended the
society of Ida county and the proSram
TASTED from 4 In the afternoon until $40
me next morning. Robert Todd, the presi-
dent OF the organization, had been sick in
PED for three weeks, but got I'D and drove
ten miles in a bobsled to make the address
OF welcome to- the gathered clans.
WOODWARD-Scandia, Dallas county.
notorious throughout Iowa as the most ais,
orderly town in the state, has gone dry.
FolioWlng the arrest, Indictment and filming
~ i've p~9oueggers' and the serving Of
nollce on the Soandia Coal company that
~ would De held responsible for the mulct
.dN II any more liquor was sold in the
pace, the I'D has been clapped down.
IOWA FALBS-An innovation in school
affairs that will be watched with interest
over the state has just been inauGnrated
az heln6eck, where the school board has
rms is the first venture of the kind In the
pubic schools in this part of the state and
me Sne success or failure Of the undertaking
interested in school affairs.
DENISON-Dr. L. L. Bond, an old thine
physician OF this city and West Side, was
66a ga ga TINS week to Milton Junction, wis,
aged 81 years. Born before the battle Of
Waterloo was fought, he lived to see ali
tionized methods Of travel and commnnics
tion or thought. He was In full possession
OF his faculties until the end.
IDA GROVE-Henry Jensen, youngest son
OF J. II. Jensen. a prominent farmer north
east OF mere, near Schaller. was attacked
IN the pen by a vicious hog and was
shocked down and badly injured before a
nat the brother was close at hand when
young Jensen was attacked he would have
Deeh oeyoured alive by the ferocious anil
and as 1t was he was terribly cut
and gashed about the face and arms and
VIII be laid up for weeks.
BELLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS which
Will cost between $500, 600 and $500. 600 are 70
be made by the Northwestern here and IN
Ibis vicinity during the coming summer
Inc improvements will consist of an eighty
stal roundhouse, new pumping Station and
the building of a third track to Tama q
distance of sixteen miles. This third track
MI connect with the northern Iowa division
tlhe at rama and facilitate the handling of
trains which run from this city via lama
over the northern Iowa division.
IDA GROVE-Oharles Grunske. manager
OF the Ida county telephone lines for the
pell company, has disappeared from his
nome here and has been gone over a week
e.; II, Larkin OF Sioux City, sent here from
sioux City by the company, has been made
manager, ana after examining the books
accounts he says there is nothing wrong
WIN them and that everything is appar.
Snuy all rlght. Grunske started from Ida
Grove with the announced intention OF no.
ing to Gushing to make some repairs, He
has q wife and child here.