Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-15

WA; In Isl ~ I'M IN WSA0A
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lcommencement here for =, .ry 900 rs 20
come. ) .rha sofYicial so,,vsn,rs - ,,o
Grand Army encamnment Inc ,,ttie
stnnawara % ntaans s,,nn,;aa LIS T., 49,. A.,
gust wentx Post No. i. G. "A. r., Of this
lefty, have been distributed by hun
dreds among the veterans, 1T being the
effort to give one Of them to every old
soldier present.
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4 ne yo,,ns. ,,aa.,Ia 80 q lass
tho n1at,or,r . .,,a, 1891 upon
hesore a,,nrsc, t,,,e =. ..o.s
ents ra,o tiras anIS sriead. 49, pa,.
evening. have received their sinlnmas
and have gone out into the world to
4 fight the battle OF life with the best
equipment provided by the schools OF
i Belle PLANE.
4 Hamntoo.
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is the hest MACE n ,,iss = ~, sa..,,.
i aluay,, nrovo 5tr,,e Hare a. tI.,,.a,.,,
A SNYDER . Nov raisaa r;p,t hare. z, :,
Hampton. who IL CARVING IN h,s .o,.,,
4 and his fathers farms IN Ricblnnd
ltownship. making about 5o,) acre. 4, ali
with less help than the average man has
on l6O-acre farm, and HE crops look
Iully as Well as his neighbor's, and his
work is as Wei along
i Eagle Grove.
A doctor was called last Fr,day ~
A attend Mrs. Fred Heck WHO had heen
seriously burned byI an eynlo.ion of on :.
4 oline while filling tho reservoir ~ 'tha
4 stove. one burner had not haan .,h,,t
entirelysoff as she supposefl and anew
ploslon resulted. Mrs Heck wa q h,,rn -,
about the face, hands and arms and
i will necess "a ,.il s,,fYera Tf,,,,
the burns. otherwise it is hoped the re-
suits viii not be serious
Britt.
r. "A. Potter and Thomas "A. Way. of
Britt, have secured the contract for he
il,town sites on the new b. G.. r.. r. N
i railway extension from Germania ia
Albert Lea Several farms have been
purchased for town sites along the line
\ and plating will begin this week Mr.
Potter will spend the summer nj the
new towns. about six in nun her look-
ling after the sale of lots and constrnc-
A ton of buildings that viii be built bv
4 the Town Lot Company
MAXWELL.
Clark McLain is just com pleting fine
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OF town. The structure is 66x94 feet.
A with forty foot posts, and will hold $50
tons of hay and shelter $50 head of cat
1 tle the cost to be $4,000. The farm is
OCCUPIED by j. T. Dunlap. who has a
sllarge amount of stock and desires to
raise more and Mr.. McLain thought
such q good tenant was worthy of fine
4 barn. This is one of the finest barns in
this part of the country, says the Trib-
une.
4 C.d,. R,,;ds
4 M ~ !. ,,a ,ras.,,, t;,,, 49, ~ -,
has been paid by the residents of the
i city on 200 CANNES. bringing into the
4 city treasury the sum of $780, This is
!! WITHIN short distance of the record
OF last year and a larger number than
nave peen PAID IN any previous year
with the exception of last. And up to
the present time there has not been q
shot fired. Marshal Kozlovsky an
I. nounces now that the shooting will
A commence IN the course OF few days
q ana that II VIII pc Kept up until all the
! unlicensed dogs nave been slaughtered.
4 Boone.
i II. h. Evans. the Des SIoines attornav
a who has undertaken tho ,ask AZ n,,r;.
4 fying things I'M Boone ,xhn FORM er1y
j applied for iniunctions apainst tha :. :
.lloons here in the name If ona Is "a
I, Dorman. and who later entered N !, i
agreement with 7s1 Y F Jordan for a con g
A .ln va &c OF the cases and then denied
MS agreement, mas renewed his appli-
i catlon Tor q temporary injunction seek
ing Q close the saloons The applica-
ton this time has been made before
Judge >. NJ. Weaver and the hearing
} mas been set for51:3 p. M. Monday.
June 49, at the court house in Boone.
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