Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-15

have already finished. The weather has
been and is very favorable for such
work.
COUNCIL BLUFFS The finance
committee secured subscriptions to the
amount of s3,521.90 to entertain the Fiji
| ty-first Iowa boys, and has a surplus
left of over $500.
IOWA CITY.-The great engine for
the o. S. Kelly Manufacturing Co.'S.
plant has arrived. Next the dynamos
will come. About Dec. is the works
may be set in motion.
4 MUSCATINE.-Aubr Dean, Mus
catine boy who graduated from the
high school last year, has enlisted in a
regular army regiment and is now on
his way to the Philippines.
SIOUX Notwithstanding to the
Republican more building will be done
in Sioux Rapids in the coming year
than ever before in one year since the
first railroad built into town.
ALB1A.-The First National Bank of
this city advanced $500 to pay the ex-
penses of the return of the 51st Iowa
from San Francisco, and the State
Bank advanced $50 for the same pur-
4 pose.
PERRY-Curt Cross has sold out his
land in North Dakota where he went
about year ago. Including his crop,
ne sold at an advance of about $4,000,
(which makes nice thing for him, says
1.-THE Chief Reporter.
SIOUX CITY-Tribune: The charm
i ing weather of Sunday enticed goodly
number of golf players to the links.
where the invigorating exercise was in
dulged in. 1T is likely that Sioux City
4 will play golf most of the winter.
WATERLOO-A west side citizen
picked nine full bloom dandelions on
the lawn in front of single .ot on
West Park avenue las, saturday. The
& spring like weather we have been en-
joying was enough to fool even the
flowers.
4 DENISON.-Revlew: Shaw has brok-
en- the record. receiving the largest ma
4 jority ever given a candidate for gov
ernor of Iowa. Crawford may well feel
proud of Gov. Shaw and proud of the
fact that 1t contributed gain of 43O 70
his majority.
BELLE PLANE Some of the farm
ers are complaining that they can find
no corn in the present crop which is tit
to save for seed, the base of the ker-
nels showing mold. Some claim 1t is
because of the heavy freeze some time
ago followed by the warm weather.
VILLIsCA-Bates' young lady band
made it's first public appearance in its
stylish. new uniforms of dark green
cloth, last Thursday afternoon. There
is noticeable Improvement In the
playing of the girls in the past week
and some day the band will be famous
FT. NfADISON-W William Mutt OF
Green Bay township is a potato raiser
Of no mean ability. He has just CLOSED
1.-The delivery of 5000 bushels at from S5C
, to SLIPS per bushel. He now has ma
J chine for planting and digging and ex-
poets to go into the business more ex-
tensively next season.
DUBUQJTE-Th samples for the new
5 uniforms of the Governors Greys hay'
i arrived and the order will soon bt
i placed. The companies of the nationa
g guard will do away with the dress uni
4 forms and will only appear on all DC
t casions in the regulation fatigue uni
: form of the United States army.
e DAVENPORT-For three head o
$ pure bred Aberdeen-Angus cattle. tn
: first herd of this breed ever sold il
"a Davenport, We're SIiPlsh ieeriieiS wv
the Rock Island to various points. Tn
: animals, which are hornless and je
: black in color. were in fine condition
: their average price at the sale beln;
s165.
KANAWHA.-The prospects are tina
the building boom will start next sprint
with hotel, couple of brick blocks
churches, several frame business
t houses, school house later in the yea
: and many residences. The changes thi
r year in farm ownership will no doub
e be followed by much farm improve
g ments, says the record.
FIT. DODGE.-Mr. C. f. Dixon, wh'
y has a large farm near Dayton. is build
ing a barn AS IS feet in dimension
and all the timber used in 1T is iron
trees planted by Mr.. Dixon's fathe
T many years ago. Last year NJ
cut down the trees and hauled them t
a saw mill on the river where they Were
speedily converted into lumber.
CEDAR RAPIDS-Monday morning
about s o'clock Marshal Williams wa
: called across the river to take charge o
. a man by the name of Erametus Ole
: son. who had become deranged. He Il
: about AZ years of age and he imagine
that angels mounted on bicycles arr
! pursuing him. He is locked up in thu
city Jail and the commissioners VII
. pass upon his sanity.
SAC CITY.-Last week large fore
: of workmen were busted in laying thu
: tracks and constructing the switches II
!. the c., NJ, & st. p. railway yard a
: Sac City. There will be three Ions
:. switches and spur to the mill one t
: the stock yard west of the Newell roa'
and north OF the track. and anothe
:. to the freight house. Work Is in pro
:. gress on track laying toward Storm
: Lake. The grade for two miles north
. west of town is ready for the ties ant
steel and the entire grade probably vii
: be completed by the middle of mex
: week. The construction force working
!, at Sac City was increased by an addi
: ton of thirty-eight men.
: CEDAR RAPIDS-Joseph Bulecheck
. Jr.. a young farmer living near Ely
i was in the city again Monday. an
: gave Marshal Kozlovsky big batch o
printed circulars to send out over tn
country in the hope that he would i
} this way be able to locate his father
Joseph Bulecheck, ST., who left hi
home Oct. and has not been see
since. The old gentleman is 81 years Q
go nv, the morning of Oct. he lief