Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13

exhibitions and unless they do so
promptly the dates will not appear in
the state fair premium list.
Fenton.
The present Indications are that the
carpenters will be busy lot of trades
men in Fenton this spring. Almost
every day the Reporter hears of some
one who intends building a dwelling
house.
Denison.
Messrs. Stern Bros. will close their
store here on March 18th and will re-
move to Sioux City. They have en-
| joyed a good patronage here and their
only reason for leaving is their inabil-
lity to re-rent their present storeroom.
Council Bluffs.
George III. Stillman, of this city, has
| flied petition in the office of The clerk
of the United States district court to-
be adjudged bankrupt His schedule
| of liabilities includes debts to the
amount of $6,926.2l, and assets footing
lup sl.e2O.
Sheffield.
Recently Aborn Bros. Chased the deal
for the purchase from the Masonic
4 Building Association of the store build
ing which they now occupy The con-
sideration Vas $500. They will make
some improvements in the building as
soon as the weather Will permit.
Rockwell City.
Rockwell City is suffering for lack of
houses or apartments of any kind to
live in. Quite number of families are
unable to find a decent shelter and the
hotels and boarding houses are full to
overlooking. More houses. More
houses! is the continual cry, says the
4 Advocate.
New Hampton.
Parties are cut in different parts Of
4 Chickasaw county with petitions for
signers for the mulct liquor law Ii re-
/ quires % per cent OF the voters and
many different opinions are expressed
as to whether the petitioners viii sue
/ ceed or not So FAR this town has not
i yet been canvassed.
Traer.
The Congregationalist are planning
] for Il new church and a strong COM
mittee has been selected to solicit sub
scriptions. The object is to try and
raise all the money needed before any
4 building is begun and be able 10 dedi-
cate it without any debt. No plan has
4 as yet been decided upon
GrundY Center.
The Democra, Il informed tb.t abon.
/ twentv-fixe famiij,. a,e ,aa,.,,,s 1,,..o
ant Valley township ana Beaver town
ship for northern Iowa and South Da-
! kota. Twentl-seyen cars We're loaded
with their household goods. stock and
I implements at Parkersburg Saturday
\ and sunday. Most of these parties
4 were renters here.
Fort DODGE.
Il The plan Of III, Kings Da,,s,,a,s -
4 start a city HOSPITAL mas nee, ,,ba,,-
4 doned. as MANY nhst.cies mo M IL
fthe way that could not easily IA s,,r-
mounted. Tho need for a CRY hospital.
says me 'shr2nieit, = Just as great as
d i ever was, ana that organization that
laeklss the problem successfully will
" silsslee' 10 .he asltude OF the COM
iisliiiity.
Keokuk.
oscar Johnson Who recently inher-
tied 400 acres OF land and Other prop-
/ eriy in Sweden from an uncle. Mil go
+ there next fall to sci! the property ard
/ bring back the proceeds The Gate
stCity says of him. He is too patriotic
!, to like the rumors ahoai that he Will
.Iremain in Sweden. fer he is now u thor
j ough American. He is still driving
e 4 - : ~ = y $50
Davenport.
y Democrat says: \ business man
OF TINS el1y md letter from corre-
spendent In Fort Madison recently ask
ing Tor the constitution, bylaws. etc,
4 OF the Davenport Humane Society. We
7 USED TO nave one OF those things years
and years ago but II hasn't been seen
since. We haven't any need Tor 1t, for
& it never did anything, but it would be
interesting, as an item of local history.
70 know what became OF it.
Rs5 OF
srb'- E, -, no.o,s
q a,an,,fa,t,,,i,, o,a,,,I.,,,- 80,
plstsd last week by the fling of arti-
eles Of Incorporation with the county
ireeorder- This acton settles the ques-
. ttior as 70 whether Nj. Il. kretchmer
will remain in Red oak Or accept one
tot several tlattering offers made else
: Where. The capital stock of the com
lpany is $4,000, with $4,000 paid up. The
business of the company viii be along
/, tine lines Heretofore engaged in the
!. manufacture Of beekeepers' supplies