Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-05
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IDA GROVE--Henry SIGH, an old pioneer
setter of this county who lived near
Holstein, died of cancer after a six months
illness.
DECENTRALIZATION case of in
fantile paralysis is reported here. The little
5-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs II. Bryan
Of Hoprig, this county.
EST HEIRV lLLhs-Rev Robert Q. Mitchell
Of lndianola, la. has accepted call to the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian church Oh
this city and Will arrive with his family in
about a week.
ESTHERVI funeral Of George
FeIly was held from Armstrong yesterday.
The deceased was 90 years of age and mad
been a resident Of Emmett county Tor over
forty years.
SYSTEMATICALLY Of unknown origin
last night damaged the Gaylord Ross
hardware store OF this city TO the extent OF
| 81 800, Fire was under control within thirty
minites after discovered.
! ESTHERVILLE-N and Mrs b. Rokne
/ who reside near WailingfOTd, this county,
| Sunday celebrated their golden wedding
| anniversary. Nearly 100 friends and rela
| and presented them with $40 worth of gold.
| IDA GROVE-Mrs. Alex Simpson, ST..
received word from Dundee, Scotland, an
Conacher aged So. This leaves Mrs
! Simpson as the sole survivor Of a family
Of twelve children who were scattered all
over the world.
! IDA GROVE-Nues BegKs, a young man
who has been working on the farm of
| August Rayman, was arrested upon re-
quest of the authorities OF Indiana and
Sheriff l. T. Schmidt came from Gary,
| Ind, to take him back to the state where
he must answer charge OF seduction.
.NEyADA-Fred Burkhart a young man
OF this place, Is lying on the verge OF
death as a result of an accident while
riding a motor cycle yesterday afternoon.
which was turning a corner ne ran into
the curbing and was hurled headlong
against telephone pole.
NEVADA-Mayor Farley Sheldon of
Ames, who is a candidate for lieutenant
governor on the prob. bition ticket and Rev
Frances Renter Of Ames, narrowly escaped
death today, when the automobile IN
which they were returning from Nevada
to Ames ran off a diked road and turned
turtle. Talbot the driver Of the cal
was badly bruised.
READLYN-A horse belonging 70 Fred
Meyer was WantOnly killed The ANNA
was taken from the barn. led a little way
distant and its throat was cut from ear &
to the barn he found the horse missing
but 1t was soon found dead. After IL
. throat had been cut Ii ran a considerable
D distance and could be easily traced bI
, the blood
CHARLES CITY-saturday will be q bis
day for odd Fellows here. Cantons Wi
be here from Mason City and Waterloo
p TO muster in twenty candidates. Brigade
81 General Parkel OF Belle PLANE Maio
2 tenant Colonel Rayburn, also OF Newton
/ will be present TO ASSIST Delegates vii
) be here from Cedar RAPIDS, Decorah an
Little Cedar
ALGONA-Frank Bowman sent bulle
from twenty 1.-TWO rifle into the ankl
J OF Dale Mcdonald. There were som
4 peculiar circumstances connected with !
and Bowman was held for trial Charlie
! Eillers was shot by Charles Wilson an
e the later was bound over 70 the dlstric
A court The BAH lodged in the groin, bu
was removed by a physician. In bot
cases the boys claim that Il was &C
e Cidental.
j IDA GROVE-To make room for tn
, new crop the farmers are hauling In cor
u and scll nglt for IS cents that they coul
n have sold weeks ago for 81 cents. Whe
10 corn was "a cents the farmers would nc
| sell because they looked for IL TO z
% much higher Instead Of that the prtc
has been going down. The corn In thl
county win be a big one, and the cor
picking going on nov Is demonstratG
that the estimates OF bumper crop Wer
!, correct
y LAKE CITY-Each OF the four rurs
routes out OF the Lake City postoffce eA
j. cept No. 4, was affected by the chang
that took place this week. Captain Coco
win. who was the nTst man 10 serve
rural route out Of Lake city. and VIII
has been in continuous service sine,
resigned from sery &c on No. J. ana h
n place was filled hy the transterance
,r IS. NJ Clements from No. 70 No. l. job
i Titus has been appointed 70 serve No.
and William Butrck 70 No. 3, c. n
" Losee continues on NJ.