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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
Grain-O! Grain-Ol

Remember that name when you want u
delicious, appetizing, nourishing food
drink to take the place of C flee. Sold BY
all grocers and liked by all who have used
it: Grain-O is made of pure grain, It, aids
is not sti1nulant but health uuilder
and the children as we'll as the adu"s car
drink it with great benefit. Costs about
one. half as much as coffee 15c and Csc
per package. Ask your grocer for G1 ain-O
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

Gen. Wheeler has arrived in
San Francisco from the Philip
pines, and says that the little
guerrilla war now in progress
can't last long.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
Wood Needed.

Those who desire to pay in wood,
Indebtedness to the Transcript, are
requested to do SO at once. Many
who have intended to deliver wood
have. failed to do 80, probably by
reason of the lack of shedding.
But the winter season will soon he
past. and those who can should
deliver wood at once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

The wages of 1000 men in the
National Tube works at Nc
Keesport, Pa, have just been
advanced, bringing the rate to
the highest point ever known
for the workingmen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

There are enough Republicans
in Texas to get up a good sized
row, and the state convention
held in Waco Wednesday was a
hot one
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
Medicated Mittens.

A sure cure for chafed and chapped
hands. Will soften and beautify the
skin. Price so cents per pair, post
age prepaid. Address Medicated
Mitten Co Dep. B, Lake City. MINI.
Generous inducements to agents.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

dition. but recommended as Il matter
of economy. co venience and CON-
fort that the Jail be supplied with
team heating apparatus.
No verdict was the result of the
trial OF the case Of L. F. Martin VS..
the German Insurance company of
Freeport, which after occupying the
attention of the court from the open
ing Wednesday morning was given
to the jury at O'Clock in the after.
noon. At $50 the jury reported to
the court, which was holding a night
session, that it could not agree, and
it was discharged. The action was
brought by Mr.. Martin to recover
on an insurance policy carried by
him on his hotel property and it's
contents at Rices, destroyed by fire
last September. There was only one
policy, which included $500 on the
building and $500 on the furniture.
The insurance company contended
that according to the conditions
contained in the policy it had become
void by reason OF fraud on the part
OF MIR. Martin in making out his list
of personal property destroyed.
The further contention of the COM
pany that due notice and proof ofloss
had not been furnished the company
was decided adversely to the COM
pany by Judge Searle, on the ground
that by certain actions OF the COM
pany's agent, r. r. Briggs, it had
waived this right.
The defense admitted that the list
as made out might have included
articles that were not in the building
at the time of the fire, but were all arti-
cles which from the best recollection
of the plaintiff, had been put in the
building, and If not there were either
worn out or taken away without
the plaintiffs knowledge. They did
not claim to ask payment for the en-
tire list, which footed up about 1856
but asked for only such as they could
prove were in the building when. it.
was destroyed. This amounted, &C
cording to Mr.. Martin and other
witnesses, to about $185. The plain
tiff asked for Judgment for this
amount in addition to the policy of
$500 on the building, less about $27,
paid for a previous loss, with inter-
est from November last until the
present time. The Judge in charging
the jury stated that practically the
only question for the jury to decide
was whether or not that list
furnished by Mr.. Martin was an at
tempt at fraud. If it was the policy
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
t Sc Rotary of War Root and
party, are now in Cuba to inves-
tigate conditions there.

Queen Victoria will soon
visit Ireland. She has lately
particularly praised the work,
of the Irish in South Africa.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

Grand Rapids is trying to rails
her school to the high school grade.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09

The grand jury made an examine
ton OF the court house and jail and
reported both in satisfactory con-
dition. but recommended al Il matter
of economy. co venience and COM
fort that the Jail be supplied with
steam heating apparatus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
1@odJ So44aboaM.
S23z21.E2:Z2l:l1i1E

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take With Hoods sarsspArilla.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-09
+ y y
IN IN 1 TIE iI E;1ifi COURT.
Several Actions Disposed Of Including
Two For Divorce In Which DEGREES
Were Granted.
GRAND JURY FINDS 3 INDICTMENTS
J.R. Kennedy, Charged With Larceny, Is
Fined $50. Case Settled
by 4 Wedding.

The district court has been rapidly
disposing OF the business before it
since the session opened Monday
forenoon.
Case No. %, originally set for jury
trial, was, by stipulation, made a
court case and was tried by the
court Monday afternoon. 1t is an
action brought by s. Trebby against
the Western Insurance company, OF
Pittsburg, Pa. Trebby wanted pay
for looking up evidence for the com
pany in the matter OF the HALL 4
German fire in Parker town The
Judge has not yet rendered his
decision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

nor of the state. to an equal degree
with Governor Shaw. AL other efi-
:eient state officers are now given three
terms when they desire il. Governor
Kilkwood was a three-tern gov ernfs!',
with an intervalsof' fourteen years bc-
tween his second and third term, ana
would probably have been terminated
for u fourth trefm If he had not bsscofl.s
United States senator during his third
term. therefore thsIe can be M real obs
lection to a third term for Go1ernor
SHAW il his reorganization is s sl'sfaiis
desired and he VIII accept IL. I'he Peg
lister is inclined & think that re-elee
stion OF Governor Shaw Is tbs yery. beSt
plan to postpone the great c,5nti'asl
between the present and the rex GOV
Eelnor Of Iowa and two years further
search and development may plBp
forth man who has he ability aad
desire to serve the state in ths gossa'-
snorship and keep hat position np q
the Shaw standard. Iowa rag at lesss
ore such man. bilt we are rot n q'iN 50 y:
ing whether he lives in Dies Names
Sioux City or els Where Renlssnbev
please. that the Register has nat tiit
sli ghtest knowledge as to- GoNernoi
Shaw $ views and desires q 5 10 a thlrt
term. and that this article WIS writ
rem to state the Registers opinion u
reply Ia the Sioux city Journal $ .e'
|fnliy presented Ire for infoi ma ior
which may or may not be of more thar
Des AIoines Importance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
Thc wrong place.

\; had parish. Upon one occasion when
quent periods were frequently interrupt
cd By joyous ordinations from an old
colored nanny in the gallery, who shout
ed: "IIallelujah. Praise de Lawd, oh,
ma soul.
The Interruptions became so annoying
that the sexton finally approached the old
woman and asked what was the trouble.
oh. Abs so happy All could fly. Abs
gittin iision suah !" WAS the joyful shout.
HUSH. said the grave sexton. This
is no place for that Don't you know
you're in u church? - Detroit Free Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
"a SERIOUS LESSON. /

NJ. @. Warwick nafl marrow escape
last Friday While in the top story of
the new elevator his ogereoat caught on
a SCI screw OF a shaft and Was quickly
torn to pieces. His other clothes were
ESQ badly torn and he only saved Iiinl-
snlf by getting a firm hold on a beam
while the shaft was tearing his clothes
from his body He screamed. but the
roise of the machinery ard his being 50
l. gf UP, made ii Impossible for a nyone
5 70 hear him. His position. however, WAS;
such that he dared not move for fear
the shaft would again get d hold on the
remnants Of his clothes. and he laid
there for about an hour and w.hep taken
GUT ne vas getting Very uncomfortable
with cold We are sure Mr.. Warwick
VIII never monkey around moving ma
eninery again With a Mapping overcoat
or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
ulu were doing 'christmee shopping in


Zulu were doing Christmas shopping In
Marsha lltown last Saturday.
G. c. Willard, student of Drake &
University, arrived at the G. r. Hcstet-
Ter farm Saturday, to spend hiO holiday
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Early and children
spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday
with Mrs. Early's parents in Hardin
county.
Miss G ertrude Hammaker, of Webster
City, arrived it the Binder home Sat
surday night to spend Christmas.
John Rails came home from Drake to 4
spend the holiday vacation.
David Head went to G ilnan Monday
to spend Christmas with his grand par
ents.
Charlie Lybarger sawed wood
Wednesday.
At Pine Bluff, Ark. Frank j. Murray's
Woodworking establishment burned.
Loss, $1,000; Insurance, IS, 600.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
TRAVELLING MAN e,4AJTciHI i,

Mason City lobe tiaze tte.l
MIR. Stieeter, q travelling man ftir-s
nj he'd considerable nun for a crowd Of
Young people near the WILSON shosel on
Saturday afternoon. Ilo MAS exhibit
ing toy mouse that had fooled Al "a /
and dog and had inads a number Of
the feminine persuasion mount upon
the chairs with great celerity. While
streeter wis stalldlng in front oil the
Wilson hotel Watching the fire laddies
e.turn,s with a G rolvsl Of merry makers
& about him, one Of the Wilson erll 5,iJy IS
by slight Of hand ,.oiz dropped i sc
mouse into his pocket WITH the toy
II, otise. When the genial travelling
iran discovered that there was some
thing alive in his pocket he. danced a
two-step and performed gyrations
which are not written In any the
works Of gs7rlnastic authorities on8Dsl.
sarte The SENSATION Of something dead
a t once springi1lg into life can be inn
a sincd and no one iblarnes Stteeter for
thinking that the ghost Of the toy
mouse had come to mock him. After
series of pirouetting the travelling
man got tilA mouse ont of his fjock (
and the crowd went away feeling that
they had more than their none &
worth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27

cessful experience. 3. A two years GER
t:ficate consisting of two classes: Ger
t.fication of scholarship only; certifica
ton of scholarship, professional training
and successful experience.
Submitted by subcommittee: Ella
Seckerson Daniel, Amy Boggs, II. Il.
Deater. M. F. Arey, A. M. M. Dornon,
FL. p. Kinney, and O. III. Marsh, chair
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
yery Cpn.i,;erntc.

Mr.. Suburb What on earth are you
trying u do. ftsigiihor2
Mr.. NcStdoer Merely taking down a
little q The paling, 50 that eau move
my cli;clSsn coop eyer into your yard.
''iaA, My yard.
sAes. like TO be neighborly and con-
siaeFate Of other peoples feelings, you
know
.But-
Yes. yon shan't have any more cause
to complain about my chickens scratching
up Your yarti.
Bns you ara moving your whole coop.
over on 10 my property.
That's the idea- Quick rs the chick
ems find their coop in yos,, yard they Il
fancy that YOU own them and will spend
the rest nj their natural lives scratching
in my yard, you know. Tit Bits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

y.
1VWA NLHtsC lAsi'1S
>-->>>>~~->
Montczuma.
Bsrt Bosldston'os ths IS Forty -sesand =
-, al
= z \ &
Charlton.
The personal daifiag s. ca Sc. Of eiSorae
ia kei' =. the ;uFli;asstsii " tqae, ~.
which the plaintiff sued tor %, vvv alle.
recovered $500 vi BE- Appealed to thss
atltilsrie court
Nevada.
-rh4 Journal siy,,es, .,f,sat tl,s. Nevada
sfntu.,l ,reiaphfsns company laa. aoi
lfs,S md I'M; mus, + his
places Nevada ahead amy otlisN tosygl'
her size i;lsiis stats Ter 1elei'hone pax
io.ls
Vinion.
The vinton Eagle prints d ta.<co,-
umn paper on ths rga Il iz;.t i,,rs and
EarIy History 81 the Iewa College fof
III. slin,l 81 Xjnto.,. from the psn nf
In II NIet.i,,}s s.f,pe.i,,te,aticni 81 the
collere
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u 1890: & s., - - 49, ~
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8 ].
''sss.,oosa 7 ',s S. .sal''s's any
ebis,s Maid s. II. MONEY i,ste The civ
treasury on Saturdays.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
NORTH STAR.

Bac. 25-C'laude ..eFsvef Of Albion.
spent the night of the 18th with Harry
E,arly
Several of our young people attended
Il surprise party at MIR. Ste WARTS Friday
evening, givcr for the M.ssss May
Stewart and Fila Coulter, who had JUS;
returned from Cedar Falls
The telephone meeting Friday night
vas quite largely attended. \ mutual
company was organized and work will
begin a once en- the lew line,
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Early and dough
Itsrs Edith and Laura. We're iii Mar
shalltown Saturday.
Otis Farmer and his sisters Lulu anc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
DID As HE WAS BID.

How Horace Greeley Once HID q Lit.
tie Fun win Ills wife.
One az tho favorite ress,rtss 81. Horace
q, ,asloy =, 4 M ), !, he,
- Nas,- 1arl, i,,,,r,,l;sn, M Innn ;si,,,d
d nct,,re some and sr,l,s,san, r,rol nara,
dis ~, ~ lie ,,l.,c;e watars ~
.fI,e sI4ndson "a the v;c;,,;ty of paai,sl;iI
Il y
iona island II tl,.t titns vas owned nv
NI.srs G:r,nt ',,1l ashron,.l. hoth ~
wba,a we've ,arson.,, ,r;,.n,ls Of G,rasay-
I,hev 81 r,.;s,d 81, 4 l.,,,,,. bas;,,s.
a bar a.,r,rlt,,y,,l ions on ) 10 Is.
land. and it vas l.sre. 1oibtless thar
t.sseov r;,,y Il s,e,,,nt ,s;s;ts
=, NM a ~ ms IA wb;h ~ ss,s .s aysTd
s,,s,sl n his hnol; s.yil5af Il ISnaw If
l.'arnn;,,y Mr. ,Iashrau,.ly Who, s,,ry.ivcd
C..recl,.v far s, .r,n,3l,era ~ v,sars was mn
enthl,iastic aflrai,.er 'of lie famous Cd.
;,arla,a xy,s Ii,.s &. t;red ~ tell;n,r stnries
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
KNOTY QUESTION
CONTINUED From Third Page.)


f1-,,t,,,,,sd r,,o,S, r,,;,.,, 1,,,a
-. : I ~ : :
-
! Unity; inc commanding knowledge and
utilizing reserve force.
argument kIoN4eaee: by furnisil-
! ing opportunity 9 talpssssing It more
Sceeioiy thru repetition;s by ineuicatinss
IN pupils a habit 81 testing their own
| Work, thereby either confirming high
standard of Scholarship and thus IN 4
sviting to further ACQUISITION or stifiingi
conceit itsac thus causing more strenn-
solss et'tion
s'iptnitted by q " f'reer, ma affnan:
I OF ne: committee
Y. ssesiiN)',l4 y lsasss NJ y. lion p
Selsn eXainlnatlesIi Is tflslde 10 form
The chief basis fot pionlptipn, II IS
harmful and pernlcsS,sls. W'i'lttsn work
= y be commend as aShelPful az
Junct IN sehooi wofk ~ Is s $50 iltiai 70
BEST re suit i,he complex question !, /
/ promotion Of pup psso'lgs Win the
4 TEACHER for no or'E % has the init \
/ mate knoWlesAse es-;ellil IA 70 correct
Judgment Flsfs' y i'es " a Grange
Q. tsaener. ne SaInlhalloh y 9
sssshnpi exercise use % q as ne Ell
\ loi''s q lals
rs so2ti. requsn'ly sis up iatss' e "a h's-
49, - a. s. = :
=. eils ssl'otl. VII : - sFS-
''a'st''sa s''s' ny ~ -,
lss5ese the eliiS1en 81 is tsfae.hsi 5 rs
sti'yctlpn. MS real H9rtilsi.s shpsVn 2 y
VIZ foMlh q ~ ~ :
sisl.s afi''l. l'oSVs''s si's M i'ui'ii VIE
4 ufaaer:lls ca
ssssSilfssssu ~ ii'''siss'.s's 4
4 S %. ilsSt,i
~ os'iia - -.
sshs akley A v; Storm Z! N-s''olsilaaij
+ sliairfr 1siH-
COLLEGE 7, y s.A-Nsf, t-SAsA-si-
n ALTON
4 First \ persons ii,plyillss for az
miss sion 70 cgllege fllay bs: elias lad q;
= follovs: Students from sfceadara'
I, sshtols rot given fun or thorough
a prep afation, from private tuition, ~
ST self Instructions; ssuceIts from 5arll-
a ard or accredited secondary schools
4 Ssionds- S ttidssnss Of the FIRST Ne S
mentioned. above should be examined
4. Us provid sd for b. The college e ilicn
/, tilssy etsir,s Omission. Uniformity q
entrance requirements is 3f,i ghly eesir-
aoie but the discussion 81 this point
!, * ns5t included IN the slthiset oil en-
animation Attention is called 70 tie
s lwork of the coaynsittse on unifiGation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27


coaa. Nag a,a,nl NJ ~
,i,5 20 n,l Mrs, moi t,r1,
~ ilaa,, ~ . IN, -,
he q, ], ~ tr horss
.huppv a,,, mo iii ma da,,ol,tsr ef the
o,,es, ,,,,,n.,;,,s, bi.,,
lh,I5,.e. M, ,,,i1d lrilled Actiey
&, f,lla,,ed n 5,i,le,,t
g., fra Iri,,, co,,nfy ,,is,s,,,ct a,,,,t ~
,,.,inf4f osst ind IA. - an, The
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nv nc s,,,,,e,,s. conn decision,
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Sourcii bluifs.
l'fa'is' far eigllt Gu seq OF sn1allro have
developed in this city the last ca sc be-
ing that Of l1eora Sholl r, he ip-y e;ais-ole.
ia ustlter Of Grant Shpup. robert
Adds; OF Los Angeles, cal., Is looking
lor = s'sesi' ss' y ,,a 49,, VIII ~
ll,no,td Ia .,., Vel,
IL - ), nov, -
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=, 49,, ne I.,s 49, -.
ard srs tIer,.v s,,;s II, t,is, i
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=,
ltSeoar hapios.
The 70 hslis'tin az Of l5sVs was ma ppy
one 70 the people Of 'eear lsaV 3sss. Bui
4 te. more did II bring more happiness and
| and joy than 70 the poor children Of
/ the city Thru the effort $ OF Mtraflat
lSoziovsky and than henderson, his DE-
I'as51nent and the generosity OF til'7
business mex Of the citys they we're
give Y reat ssticf a. they seldom enjpy.
Y At the Auditorium 500 Children We're
4 given packages contairing fruit. candy,
Jn;,,Is. ha,,ny ys'hen re ~. st,ti ds-
81 !, fs,,,,,; n, Il yt-
Ia, t ,'t.,,,,,inea ,s,s.
yis. ,,,, 10. 3
L E'r4,, ats,s, Avsr,v ,,as-st,s,,E an, Hama
] sa,. ( ,.ad Move az,
1 Le!viafs.
! r 5 81, Iv,'is,;,iSs 81 ~ Il
i .sor likely 10 want rel, Gated. I4e board
"a M. trs.t, gai1,a r,s,rt No bid g Z, lend
4 good by. ana ATTEMPTED tf, "a. off after
Il AL sts,,.;f.r, INA yss,tIb,i, * e,ool. s. IS
s,a,,t ana ~ tha tir,s ,seat got the door
syv.,s psttjssc. an, s. 1,tS,sit a.
GOOD IA 4 "a speed II 51sr4l,,s,l o,fto the
sni.,tfs,,,, S,ba did sa 4 b s,s1.fcl, ire
1 s,vs, t,.s IS, 81, IA ~ ,,..,t-
esr.,5 i 4, rt,,a,yy, b.srs histsye.ysr n
bcsrs a,.s, 4hf. rails. The t.srtas ss1.s cor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
RAIL WAY IllME TABLES

i,,lSS y In Z Is4s !. Il !. " A
Tine t;l3ie NJ Marshal! tom. corrected TO
Nosens5er II. 1917
500 SIG So1srH
Arrive Depart
e.l5 L rllss Ns3l. 81. Paul Mil S. assam
5sOi u m 81 .. NJ ;ssoa lily Ai:ill =, IN
Ne 8. Local. l,reIs.ht 6.Uo am
100 p rs. Mo. &C, Way freight.:
,sOlSt; SOUTH
$50 u nj y 10 2. St Louis = Kansas
.ssi.y Mint $40 p m
u ia: s>t9s. lseoria EMPRESS. Y 70 II IA
a.15 Nj U. ieuris Nal 90 N
-. Nd Z. lsoeal ireis H.. sos a IN
ses !. 2-3 and daiIy y 4 ctaer trans
daily sscepl sunday.
story i.v i.raEcil.
FROM STORY CITY
81 !, n -. 8 s.. Mail
l.45 IL nis. Nc M. oc.l, Express. n
no s'eC r
MAI lo.ol O. II, (.
s:i. lN;ly ireis.it..s q. u q "a
AL ts:ssrgs ai. tg,y efss iiiaaas daily on
st.c,pi SVns.ny tsi-U. :. BATE W.
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I'ra,,e Manager
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27
THE A.PPIsE PistoRI EN-.

IShenafldosif Ssntinei.1
The disc ions Of the Isiefessionall
hoiticulturists here last week ware i,3-
teresting and valuable ard Will In good
part go into book form and ba#asr,a Il
part of tfe lteraturc Of the state on
that line. Bsit here Is tlle problem hat.
confronts Us With al tleia. talk. and
With TWO Of the largest islirserit n The
Sesf we are short OF apples The ffl.ft.
dealers OF Shenandoah a1ld pres ufiiatiy
of other towns in southwestern Iowa
are importing large quantities of APP
pies from New York and Galifor1fa
selling them az enormous pilsss
while beside them are a faay small. ms
sound home grown apples that ale
hard 10 sell at all. We have NJ eoad
apples and such as W iia;e are srsutii-
Gent for the demand anflsthis has neea
50 for years. Now ne conclusion IS
that eitiier5our Farmers l,Nsllo ought Is
be Eorticu!turists also) don't iSnaA
how 70 raise apples or en- oscilafd
doesnd pay or else Southwest Iesia Is
not adapted 10 ftsui, glIoa ing sWi.ieb
& is it9 0ne Of the speaker last week
Who Hives in 4 large so:.il row nj. ~
8ttict said the farmers there weie vi
teriN indiffsrs nj - ha9,lc III fate hey
would talk gifbls Of corn ard stock ard
land values but weNs as daa,b Is oil.
of their own steers msllen II comes 20
apples. ornanieiitsal tie-s and gslr.ien-
Ing. They bought their Minte. SAP
ply a rr1iit4-bpught lsa,esa,iy but
you'd not bothei Themselves % raisc
fruit cf heir asr. oar sreat MIR s =
les Ship their stos K 81 Fnsrllsns q,s;ll
titles TO distant points; a comparative
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-27

is visiting a. Mr.. Nathan Kinks thisI
Week
On last Friday evening at the Bentley
school two boys engaged in a tisticuff,
which ended with some cutting with a
knife IN the hand of Walter Cook Art
Bentley being the injured lad.
MIR. Harper Davenport is quite sick a
present
The Christmas tree in the church was
a fire affair
Mr.. Joe Kirk and family are visiting
at the home Of Mr.. Nathan Kirk.
SOUTH WRITTEN
Dec. Roy Wilkinson. from near
Mapisby, visited with L. n. Ravlin and
family part Of last week.
George jones Vent down to North
Star Friday night TO help organize a
telephone company. Mrs Jones spent
the evening With Mrs. Hostettler.
Alex Arthur has his phone in now
This makes sixteen on the Felix Nutu-
al.
Flavius Essig and Ralph Miller made
q short call at u. n. Ravlinss Satur-
day
lake Galloway was in town satur-
day afternoon.
Gorge Elliott, Of New Mexico, ia vis-
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