Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-26
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BELLE PLANE Residents Of Belle
PLANE are rejoicing that a 1890 hospital
Is about to be built here.
GRINNELIl-The city has lust closed the
annual corn show with a display of corn
and grains so fine as to win several prizes
at the state show at the Ames short course.
RESTON-Employe Of the Burlington
machine and repair shops here have again
been placed on an eght-hour day
schedule The change is thought to be
only temporary.
LoGAN-Nine head OF cattle belonging
TO r. A. Weston, out OF a bunch or
twenty-three, were struck and killed by
the express train on the Northwestern rail-
road yesterday between Woodbine and
Logan.
L0GAN-,owing to the Increase Of the
!: W. Stock company store In Logan. J. Il.
Of the grocery department Frank ID.
Stearns looking after agricultural imple-
ments and live stock exclusively.
FORT DODGE-ReV.' w IL Welch.
Methodist pastor at Stanhope will be mar
| ried Wednesday to Miss Mabel Harris OF
burnside; The ceremony is to occur at
noon and the bride and groom will leave
shortly sfterward for their home in Pope
| DENlsON-H. b. Fishell OF Dow city
| has been appointed county surveyor to
succeed Morris McHenry, who died last
week Mr., Fishell had been deputy for
some months. he will be superintendent
OF the construction Of the Boyer river
| drainage ditch. ...
! FORT DODGE-Andrew Lundeen, an ex-
| bartender, was fined 1915 in district court
| today for maintaining a liquor nuisance,
the court holding his attorneys plea he
was an unwilling offender, was not plausi-
pie Lundeens employers were made TO
pay heavy fine at the last term OF court.
CRESTON-In reconvening district court
| Yesterday, George Vetterick was given a
hearing on the charge Of breaking and en-.
tering, but the case was dismissed, owing
20 flaw in the Indictment. Otto Kreuger
who was witness against Vetter1ck was
case.
FORT DoDGE-Dennis Cahin, aged 70
thlrty-five years resident of Webster
county. is dead at his home. lie is sur
v1ved by his widow and their ten children
Mr., Cahils heirs Will get much excellent
| farm land from the estate and the aged
man also bequeahted to his children a neat
DENIsoN-The Board OF Supervisors of
Crawford county has adopted the plans
| and specifications of Barber Glenn for
| A quarter section OF land not needed viii
be sold March l and a contract let fgr
the building OF the new home. The total
cost must not exceed $4,000
ALBIA-The Foster coal mines near
Aloia have shut down, throwing $50 mel
out Of employment. 1t 10 said the mines
| Will be closed indefinitely. The superin
tendent is reported to have ordered III,
men to quit but gave no reason for this
order. Many families will be made desti.
tute by this lack of employment.
GRINNELL-The Congregational church
OF this city, the largest in the state, with
nearly l060 members, unanimously called
Rev: Perceival F. Marston of the New
England Congregational church Of Chicago
last week, to the passionate OF this church.
II Is understood that an informal verbal
acceptance was promptly received.
AFTON-The death of William Barber
an old and highly-estesmed citizen OF
Alton. occurred very suddenly Sunday. He
had been In good health up to that morn
ing. when he complained of feeling III
Death resulted in a few hours He was
" years old and war veteran. An aged
widow Is the only survivor Of his immedi-
ate family.