Manchester Democrat., 1910-03-23
BRIEF STATE HAPPENINGS.

BRIEF STATE HAPPENINGS.
August Blocker bought the Etzel
farm, one mile east of Merrill, paying
500 per acre.
Star Lodge, No. 269, X. of p, cele.
brated the fortysixth anniversary at
Castle Hall at Dows.
Smithson, the famous Grinnell pitch
er. has signed with the Spokane team
of the Northwest league.
Peter Ehr, wealthy farmer, near
Raymond, was stricken with paralysis
while in Waterloo hotel. He is Is
1 years old.
w. H. Butterfield, one of the we'll
1 known attorneys of Washington, has
formed partnership with j. F. Frame
of Bourke. S. d.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
by Daniel M. ,Brewbaker, Dubuque
baker. His liabilities are given at
| s2,6S6; assets, $1,000.
The Farmers Savings bank of
Manly was authorized to do business
by State Auditor Bleakly. The insti-
tuition is capitalized at $4,000
A fire. starting presumably from an
explosion in the Humnhrey hardware
store at Malvern burned out three 9TH
er stores and caused loss of $4,000.
| L. E. Contell, of Harlan, has been
! appointed agent for the Great Western
at Mason City, succeeding G. p. Wiem-
er, formerly Of Hayfield. MINI. who
has resigned and probably will quit
the road.
A beef club has been organized at
| Sciola with, twenty memberships. The
object of the club is to SUNNY the
members during the summer with fresh
beef at an established price OF Z cents
a pound.
Ansel Frankel, Nate Frankel, NJ.
| Rosenfield and Abe Frankel will or
ganize corporation to erect a five
story modern hotel structure at the
southeast corner of Walnut and Fourth
streets in Des Moines.
For the first time under the Des
| Moines plan of commission govern.
ment the initiative was invoked the
other day to submit proposition Of
municipal ownership of street cars at
a city election March %.
u,.h shorno, 80 p,,..,. ~ "
,na an old t;n,a ,,,ar,har- os ~, 1,s,.s
move oriolas hoe neon sionod - ,nan
.oa tho NInso,+,na o1,,,, IN ~ N,ar.L
avn ,aooua ara vii, rano.t LIZ .o,,o.
mon for d,.tv an M.roh On - :
nj.
u spa.sn a.l.. ~ .aise lunus 70 pay
~. .ns ,-.sl,,e. n.a.ton " lne palsoaae ..s u
ene As, ptseopat Snarcn l.. al
clnded accoraine n renort ,n.ds ~, \.
the n,rsonaae f,,na oo,nna;,toa =
"i ~ 'ne inaui.y ~ secure
he ne,p ~ opeia.e iheii praiicn
.a "ps.ei oi'y ~ Tue iuA
eapaei.y' .ne Mui,ohey Mahulacturing
eol,pans s' nas ueeiueu " ABANDON tnat
| shipped to the main plant at Bort
Dodge.
Vera Howard, handsome 19.year.
old girl, on trial in police court at Des
Moines on a larceny charge. denounc.
Gu Tue volunteers OF America IN sting
ihs "oras ana hotiy asserted that they
rooped ner Oh her wages. Miss Howard
lorlleriy worked as sollcltor Tor the
organization.
sister Magdalene and Sister Eliza
peth from the ihother mouse OIL the SIS
ters OF Mercy al Council Bluffs have
charge Of the centerv,lla bosn,ts, tho
ownership and control of which has
now nassed into' the hands ~ this
benevolent order
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| ing sick arose early the other morn.
ing and by some accident took both
stryohnine and morphine. When a
physician was called later by Mr.. Van
Kirk, a roommate. the dentist was in
a serious condition. 1t is now thought
that he will recover.
mr. u .1
-, 49,. -, -. nas .ns oeee
80 ~, ..s ss pa.u SUI "atIn anu mar
son now gets 500 per month for his
services.
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49, 80 @ ss's 9s,. ene ~. tSof.hmes.ein
- s.s,,.. "a. ~ - .oau -
lay .s %. su Ms .eam anu was run
was thrown several feet and badly
hurt, while the sleigh containing the
load was demolished.
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aM a;s,t nGs ~ ae naasa ui. a. e. soiims nnn
s asa,ases - $50 81 = az oe, e,,a aos siO'Voe
sss, p,s a,;ss,, @ assaa,inas sa .ne aliena'ion oi