North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-06-16


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A. B. Pearsall, of s. NJ. Mcconnell
4 Co.'s Sadilery Store, is east for his fam
ily and the best wholesale stock of Find
ings, Leather and stock of all kind that
pertains to western trade in the line dealt
in by the firm. .Waukon and Lansing
are to have another little ballot-bo fight
over the county seat......J. B. Anderson
will hereafter be the night operator at this
point for the N. w. Telegraph line. He
is every way competent to take charge OF
the business. =. Ben. IIirshfield and Sam.
Kayser take the place of John Hellberg,
under the Ne,cs Office. Their billiard ia
blcs are already ordered Of Brunswick,
through E. p. Clarke. Ben. and Sam.
will make very popular firm, particular
ly with the Germans. The best of Liq-
uors will be kept, and courteous attention
to guests extended. In few days they
will be in possession of the premises. Mr..
Hellberg will be associated with d. Boro-
sius, in the Bergman & Cawelti House.
E. B. Bailey, of Wagner, will sell out at
Auction, on Saturday, the Goth. He in
intends to remove to Cherokee County,
>lowa, where he has purchased farm.
We regret to lose +. B. lie has been a
Clayton Co. farmer long time, a most
worthy citizen and highly esteemed
friend Of the writer. May success be his
"luck" in the west. Flanders and
Walker are rivaling each other in the
Lamp business. Both are good natured
about it and we do not interfere. Doc
tor Hunt, Of Syracuse, is with us-almost
"boy" in appearance but an accomplish
ed physician, father of AL. and Charley,
wellknown in Iowa. We indorse him
for sense and medical abilty.....Valen>
entine Mckinney says, by McGintys dis
patch that, as Referee, McCoole is EMIT
led to the prize, because Allen committed
"foul'' on McCool by gouging, on the
last round.. ....We expect Sunday sports
on the Fourth. Our country cousins are
invited to see the biggest fun eyer exhibit
ted. Next week there will lie more
Developments.
In another column will be seen notice
of the recovery of boy body, lost on the
Diamond Jo., representing that his rela-
tives are at P. du Chen. BY favor of
Charley, Of the Valley Line Telegraph,
we learn that the relatives are at PELL.
Wabaehnw Co., Mimi, and that 500 will
be given for its delivery at that place..
Prof. Holsters Concert will take place on
the 2Sth. See Adv. and large Post ers.
The workers at the Methodist Church
building are doing an active business (:
we confess partality for the old style
church. Of that order, but it's latter-day
politics is not to our taste.
x Soda fountains are so common and so
attractive now, that We hardly dare to
mention one of them without offending
the Others. ). Frank Hammer is getting
well after long time of confinement to
his room with fever: his many friends
will be glad to see him out indulging in
the merriment which characterizes good
hea-t and clear conscience. Paper
pctticoats are now the rage-pricc STA
cents. II wish were hoy again. STA
cents is small amount to bother with on
exciting occasions. The father of our
friend Mr.. King, the Poor House manager
of this Co., died recently in Canada. We
cannot write all we wish to do this week,
and he will allow us to wait until the next.
......There are great many items of a
local character that we cannot possibly in
scrt. Do not be mad at US, please. II
your patience gives out you can stop at
purgatoIy till we come along.