Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

ton In the injunction proceedings and the
defendant paid the costs here yesterday
Ia the case Of J. NJ. Kennedy against
the titaturer Of Harrison county. The
Injunction proceedings wtre instituted TO
prey,rt q mnsissions being paid NJ. w.
Moir as special collector Of unlisted taxes.
IDA GRovE.The Modern woodman
lodges Of Ida county held a county con-
ventlon at Ida Grove TO protest against
the proposed new rates OF that order
julius Rohwer and Charles Macomber OF
Ida Grove ware named as delegates TO
in Des Moines the 10Th. In Ida county
the Woodmen have 100 members.
cRESToN-Orders from the United
States attorney general have restored
federal grand jury hearings In the Ores
ton federal courts. beginning with the
new term Just prior 10 the last session
Of the federal court held here orders
were given that the grand jury investi-
cations be discontinued here and heard
at ottumwa
DENISoN-Crawford county. being one
OF the strongest democratic counties OF
Iowa. Is becoming wrought up over the
nominee for that ticket for president. The
Harmon have been sending In much
literature and friends Of other candidates
are active. II IL believed that Wilson
viii be endorsed at the convention,
April q.
cREsToN-charies Tellars Of Pleasan.
ton. Ia. recently BROUGHT here for 9
hearing before Commissioner Hanna OF
the federal court, charged with bootleg.
ging. came prepared TO make a hard
fight, bringing his attorney from Leon
with him. However. the Investigation
resulted In his being bound over to the
is said Tellars had recently been tried
and convicted in the. district court al
Leon for the same offense.
eLENwooD-Practi every avail.
able auto and other means Of conveyance
was pressed into service this morning Il
convey everybody that would volunteer
TO help. to the western border Of Mills
county 10 assist in holding the levee thai
was reported uangefously near the break.
ing point. The Missouri river Is very
high and rising. Three hundred acres
of land was reported inundated yester.
day. The western bottoms Will be GOV.
cred II the ievee is not held.
GLENwooD-Patrick Burke. one Of
the oldest citisens OF this county. died al
In 1855 In that year he walked from
this county to- Council Bluffs where hs
obtained labor and Accumulated sufficient
property to exchange II for 30 acres Of
land four miles south q Denison In lsss
He owned 600 acres for number oi
years back. burial was made from the
Catholic church.
CREsT0N-The Railroad Mems club al
their meeting last night heard the report
Of the committee who have been investi
eating the cooperative store at Alliance
Neb.. and were fayorably impressed will
the report. Five hundred dollars wa,
subscribed AZ the meeting last night anC
subscriptions u the amount OF 1900 ar,
to be solicited II this amount is forth.
coming. the riiilroad say the store her,
viii be opened soon. II viii be patterned
after the one at Alliance.
LOGAN-Delagates from the Ancien
Free and accepted Masons OF Littl,
Sioux. Modale. Missouri Valley. Wood
bine. Dunlap and West Side. assisted tn,
members OF chrysollte Lodge No. 40 o.
Logan here yesterday afternoon anS
evening In exemplifying third degre.
work. o. o. Rock. L. Logan and Harlow
p. Grosvenor being the three candidates
Nearly 80 were In attendance.