North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-03
& st. Paul Railway.



Nilwaukee . -. ..... ....11:10a a. m. 600 p m
do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 p. m. Hos o. m.
Home and Other Items.
Geo. Olson is repairing and cleaning
furs near the Dollar Store, Main St......
The Milwaukee, on Tuesday morning,
delivered large amount Of freight at our
wharf: among other packages, Bass and
Kennedy together received 500 bbls. OF
Winter Apples. 1t is said the frost of
Few weeks since, .nipped the Michigan
Winter fruit, and it is probable Apples
will te much higher. Our readers will do
we'll . buy their apples Immediately.
From $500 10 400 il the price. When
they are stored away in the cellars Of the
dealer, you may be charged more.-...See
Adv. Of Andrew Thompson's sale Of
Stock and Farm Implements.
The Williams Bros. have bought 500
sheep, most Of which will be killed soon,
and packed. Tommy says people who
know what is good, can be supplied with
choice mutton hams this winter. Henry
Kurz will open his Saloon and Restaurant
on Friday or Saturday. It is being fixed
up in frst.class style. Curt. Medary is
doing the papering, and Of course it will
be artistically done. Mr.. Kurz did US the
honor to bring US a beautiful cane frem
Germany. 1t is tipped, with ivory head
and foot, and is as handsome as tro school
mans. Many thanks to you, Henry, for
thinking of us while thousands of miles
away across the briny deep......Annie
Homphal. at Mrs. Colgates, 4th Street,
corner of Giard Avenue, McGregor, would
like information of her sister Mary. She
is probably in this city.
Mrs Porter Rich, of Platteville, Wis.,,
recently became the mother Of CIR. baby.
It seems strange that Frank Boynton of a
few years ago, a girl herself, and good
girl too, should now be the mamma of two
pledges of love but "such is life"-in
some cases. Fanny and Port. we send
ongratulations......O Saturday of this
week, Clark's Pr. du Chen Driving Park
will be lively, ii the weather is good. The
Pacing, Horse "Joe Bowers" Of Platville,
is matched against Young Princeton (colt)
of Pr. du Chen. Prince is trotter. The
stake is 500, forfeit, 5000. Thsy will
go at 2 p. M. Three in Five mile heats
in harness. Both horses are popular and
well backed by monied friends.
Homer Foster, of Pleasant Ridge, sends
Ne a box Of most beautiful honey. Our
hest wishss, Homer. for 50 sweet . rem.
entrance. Jordan still continues TO
insure against Accidents. No man should
be without policy. Ask him or send to
him for circulars. 80. Doc. Irish, the soul
of honor, was here few days since, rep
resenting A. G. & w. Inness Hats, Caps,
&C., of Chicago; and he also represents
S. W. Montgomery, Liquor Dealer of the
same city Doc. don't travel for unrelia.
bic houses of any kind.
Go to the Cambrian Festival tonight,
and make yourself useful. The M. E. c.
is doing much for the City, and it deserves
a large, liberal and free-hearted patronage.
......An infant child of James Giennon,
and an infant child Of D. II. Hamlin,
were buried last week. Particulars are
not reported to us......Dr. Enos, the State
Masonic lecturer, was with US over Sun
day.....Mr. SWEET, Of the Dubuque Daily
Herald, called On us recently. The Her.
aid is the nerriest paper in the State, and
its travelling solicitor is welcome wherever
a gentleman is appreciated......Delo Z.
Powell hos retired from the Dousman
House, and proposes, after seven-years
tie>up in business, to play awhile.
Frank Fisher, while duck-hunting on
the islands few days since, shot himself
severely through the hand by accident. -.
Williams, of the Dousman, was
.half-century old on Friday last, and had
a wine dinner. We were invited, but it
was not possible to attend. ....Pat O. Brien
is in receipt of 200 bbls. of apples by
Rail. You can bet on the quality.
SHdl ACS LIZ ANdSOh1 AoA6 ohu NoAes0
bly, known as o clerk in Jones' Boot
and Shoe Store, leaves us on Wednes-
day to-day, for Chelsea, Mass, to
spend the winter. Charley's residence
at McGregor has made him a regiment
of friends, and we trust to see him
among us again, when the blue birds,
martins and robins sing the morning
lFols ......E. r. Clarke and r. b. Rich
viii open their Hall, tonight, for .
E9tillon PaFty. AL are invited. Good
Music and such Refreshments in the
shape of Oysters as may be called for.
...... Place and Sid. Powell, of Elkader,
shipped four or five carloads of beef
cattle on Tuesday to Chicago. We
should think the quiet bovines of
Turkey river would bawl and run at
the. sight of two such men as we have
named. Every week they are sending
victims to the fatal Chicago.
Boiled. Cider at Church & Bidwells.
-