Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-03
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Estherville.
y nesr as the Republican can find
out The H.nnet county saloon petitions
have the required nunsberaof signatrrss
Centcrville.
The effort 10 establish saloons unSle;
The provisions Of the mulct law IN = ~
spanoose county has not been sliceassful.s
Oskaloosa.
r. J. E;s,ker the horse buyer, was IN
siarshalltown Wednesday, ana PM
chased twenty four ltsa.l Of Marshall
county horses for tho s Louis market.
Clarion.
Farmers are rushing the work Of ga
the,iisg the corr crop and husk a y.
scarce Three cents per bushel is the
prev iliis s price al present,
Ute.
Iraepsnaent: j. j Miller vii ship his
Hat shesl,. ops head. in q few wseks.
He has faa tfiesn about tsn weeks and
They are in nice marketable SHAPE.
Fairfield.
Clerk OF The District Court Merelsens'
has ceinlslal tls eestes juties for the
year 1900 IN j 5tsen cossnty including
petit ard grand, and the total il a little
Eosiet 500.
Fairfield
II d dis trlct court action here AndreNi
20. Bo,pd. ji'.. Was sINe. 4 fitle II $500.
with costs amounting 10 about 800 for
snaaintaining lianor nuisance in the
sale Of hep tonic
Clarksv;ls.
The 4 n church society has sse'ivesl
IA teM pastor and expects to hold rssu-
lar sunday services hsFeaftsr IseS j.
Oliver Neci il the rev pastor wlo
cones here from Ventura, Ia.
lPocahontas.
The nigh school Department now
'beasss, ar organ which w;s placed last
week. The instrument was purchased
I from the funds raised last year by the
iantertainlneEt II the school children.
Alden.
Rabbits are very plentiful and hunters
are bringing them in by the dozen these
Isdays. II makes sport for the hunters
and it is a good Ilang 10 not let them
get too numerous .. they would be
great nuisances, suggests the Times.
lDoughsrty.
Dougherty dec.asd by q vote of 80 TO l
TO ineoip orate. .ppngherty 10 the tlariv-
ling new town in the cutheastern corner
or cerro Gordo county, and the above
figures exhibit the ratio of enterprise
land thrift TO the non -progressive class.
Reinbeck.
j. II. Stewart has LOST about 100 head
| of fine shoats this fall with some kind
of lung trouble. He has only IA few HOGS
left out of a drove oil oyer a hundred.
The Courier has heard that other farm-
|sers in this locality have suffered losses
lby the same disease.
Newton.
Timothy killduff of the village which
Tie off his farm last week. and when he
sdrove them into the stock yards for
l.hipment he discovered that he was shy
six OF his finest animals Some thief
had stolen them from his pasture. VINO
7 1t was is q great mystery to every one,
says the Record.
WebsterCity.
T.. II. Britenkamp. residing three and
a half miles west Of this city, tells the
Freeman Tribune that the Minnesota
Sugar Company has settled with him for
his beets and that he received $40 per
acre for them. He says they paid him
better than any crop he ever raised be-
fore, and that he is sure he could do
much better another year.
| Ogden.
G. & N. w. fast mail No. Is struck a
man named G. Wetzler at Ogden at
1l:u5 a. m. Wednesday. and his escape
from instant death is miraculous. The
man vas walking toward the approach-
ling train reading a book when he was
struck. He was thrown into tho air and
to one side Of the track with terrific
force. and when picked UP ssersd dead.