Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-24

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,sh. Meau'hss N one uas was S''h'
tons record recently.
nurslars are working win great resu-
'a...s al ooancii n'uhs'
The new addition to the high school al
Ames mas peeh completed.
The new Rock Island depot in Des
Moines is almost completed.
Three hundred and eighty-fve boats
passed Davenport last month.
T. s. Taylor of Denmark, who was
shot by burglars, will recover.
The contract has been let for a new
town hall for Valley Junction.
During the past six months there have
been forty-eight deaths in iowa City.
Mason CITY ia now an, . ,tor Tho lion.
ton of the Odd Fellows orphans home
Excavations have heen commenced 10,
the new bank building nj Dallas Center
The street car comnanv IN Dos Mo,ne,
has asked for ! Franchise 70 carry sreivht
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t;on in Dos Noinos ,ourtaon eo;,ad !,
PASS.
va.,..
menced business with capital Of $1O,.
600.
One hundred md ffty.four missioner,
In the Anamosa penitentiary attend
school.
IT Ia estimated TINT / IN, students nil,
be enrolled this season in the State Uni
versity.
The G.. B. & O. ia pushinp tho worl
of double tracking between Fairfield and
Batavia.
October 1 tho nostof,,ces at Ion md
Morton Mills became domestic money or.
der Offices.
A .youne man nomed Powers of Ferpn
son had collar bone fractured while
playing baseball.
A franchise ia heinz considered nv the
Council at Waterloo for new street
railway company.
T. r. Rever;dce a f,rmar nj Goldfie,d
pronnlaf, WITH h.ra,ar IN NJ. rnom, a,
night and captured him.
Dayennort ;s 10 have Y n a A
building. and one citizen has donated 50
ON tn tho hr;Id;ro r,,n5
M, .,
'o.a. ou.pat :" ,he eahhi1s =, t nnc
.n.s y. A'. ,an no TINS year was i'o'o''0
e"ses' .. f'.",''ooo cans.
oonn Gol"oh u Dsri'hs.oh .ei, uoM VI
an e,c,a.o. SIM. ana was seriously III
'uteu' 'nousn not tata'iy.
The big glucose factory at MARSHALL
.own ~ - reopen anu VIII oe IN iu'
opeia''oh petore month.
Col J. Q. Lopez OF Des Moines wac
badly crushed by his horse rearing up
anu ia'iink oack"Aro on MN.
Seventeen prisoners were discharged
from the Anamosa penitentiary during
September, and thirteen were received.
The school census of Marshall County
shows that there are 1865 boys and 4.4l5
girls attending school in that county.
The 3-year-old child Of Ed Zimmerman
of Belle Plaine was burned to death
while playing around bonfire at Grin
nell.
At wedding at Clemens the bride ac-
cidentally shot herself two hours after
the ceremony. but the wound was not Sc
rious.
The new town of Royal, ON the new
line Of the c., R. l. 4 r., has number
of fine new buildings, including a bank
building. z
A 14-vear-old lad named Prentice Of
Ames was pinched and badly bruised
while stealing ride IN car OF lumber
mt West Side.
AT Muscatine three prisoners, Morris
Kennedy and Walker, made their escape
from the county jail by saving the hinget
on the door.
1t is. now thought that The gang OF
morse thieves which has been operating
IN benton County so successfully. hat
been broken up.
A story emanates from Mason City
that man there on wager ate forty
two soft boiled eggs, a dozen raw oysters
and drank glass Of milk.
Archbishon Eeane az n,huouo In IA
dressing Germon Catholics said n ,ra,
absolutely essential, thni they shnn,s
learn the English language
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a.n,e.'a'ol VI ,.. ,,le es.a'e o, Na,e
.s -. VIZ mas H nn, ps North
G, & n. w for az ClOi, DAMAGES say
c.... p.n GU.
Sdos.n ~ - ~ was ", ..I
49,, III, ~ ,.a." anu n's
:, lam An.e .:. anu 90 oa 5nra uas AWARDED
MN 'e'uN' VI @-'Ou" ua"inses'
Ihomas Piing OF Ferguson had lel
.rusneu y. .hs 'orhaao 'hat STUCK tna'
s'oMu, anu WIN us ,aNeh 10 Chleago
where ttHe iIhU VIII ne HIIputateu.