Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-04-13
The HaMkeye State
News Of the Week Concisely Condensed
w1rH1N our poRpERs.

WITHIN OUR BORDERS.
Charles Murphy is dead in Ham
burg as the result of taking strych-
nine. His family asserted he took the
poison. by mistake.
Jess Reinuth, aged Is years, and
Samuel Kingery, aged 45. were thrown
from a buggy on the main street Of
Monroe and both badly hurt.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Mer-
rill held meeting in the town a few
days ago and effected the organization
Of a farmers elevator company.
Clear Lake people in one day sub
scribed $4,000 for improving main
travelled highways into the city. The
Commercial Club has taken up the mat
ter.
Due to broken rail, three cars of
the Northwestern south-bound freight
we're ditched at Joyce, tearing up the
tracks for rods. There were no in
juries reported.
]. E. Wass of Mason City, who is an
enthusiastic sportsman, has been APP
pointed assistant game warden by
Game Warden Lincoln and will begin
his duties at once.
Sixteen carloads of live stock were
shipped from Silver, City to Chicago
over the Wabash Railroad in one day
by George H. Rev. r. Bader. w. Bur-
goin and w. B. Smith.
Hine Allie, one of the foreign ped
dlers who travel out Of Fort Dodge,
had his leg broken in runaway acct
dent and Is now lying at the hospital
under physicians care.
The assignment of the Pitts.Thomp-
son Foundry Company Of Dubuque was
made of record in the office Of the
County Recorder. Attorney George A.
Barnes is named assignee
Every morning drill is reality in
the University Of Iowa. The motion OF
Commandant Morton c. Mumma to
have all the student soldiers report at
6 o'clock has passed the faculty.
Never before in the history of John
son County has so much realty changed
hands as during the first three weeks
in March. In this short time sales to
the amount Of over 100000 have been
made.
A happy occasion for Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Winders was the celebration Of
their fiftieth wedding anniversary at
their home in Toledo, when all of their
children were at home to Join in the
reunion. 81. 81
Fire originating in the Baker &
Gamidge livery barn in Mason City de-
stroyed the building and contents, in
GLIDING twenty-five head of horses. The
loss is estimated at 100000, with 49,
I. 600 insurance.
Wooed, won and a wedding cere-
mony performed and not word
spoken. This was the experience OF
Miss Alice Chester Of Atlantic and
Frank s. Myer. of Brookings, s. D.,
both deaf mutes.
The Iowa Railroad Commission adj
journed after hearing the testimony OF
thirty-seven witnesses concerning the
Rock Island road wreck at Green
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insre VIII Dc no DIG OUTDOOR carni-
val this summer at Sioux City under
the auspices Of the Red Men. The
pro eEts was turned down az q meet
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proved ofoer OF hed men.
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liberal lodge circles when the grand
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