Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-28
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

| Toledo.
There is no sickness at the Indian in.
dustrial school here. The disease will
no doubt be confined to those on the
reservation. in the opinion Of the Chron-
5icle. ia
Rod Oak.
Its full capacity in all departments
and is yet unable to keep up with the
orders. This condition has prevailed
all the summer.
Mason City.
Judge Clyde Thursday morning sen.
fenced j. H.. Atkinson, convicted fol
keeping a liquor nuisance, to pay fine
of $780, together with the costs Of the
Gaze and $50 attorney fees.
Perry.
Ogden.
The Recorder says: Ogden's new
depot appears to have died a'bornin
A few car loads OF material were un-
loaded here, a gang of men worked
at the foundation for day or two
then left, and the new depot appears
to be also left.
Upton.
Mrs. Sarah Focht has filed petition
for divorce from her husband. DR.. G. S
Focht, on the grounds of cruel and in.
human treatment. The plaintiff ask.
for temporary alimony Of $1,000 and per
manent alimony Of $4,000, and the Gus
tody Of both children.
#. Dodge.
Every one is busy in Fort Dodge JUS
at present. Additional proof of this
condition OF affairs, says the Messenger
IL additional proof is needed, may be
found in the fact that the Mason City
Fort Dodge railroad is now offering s:
| a day to common laborers to work OF
the repairs now being conducted OF
their line.
Audubon.
Congressman Walter I. Smith writes
the Republican that he has just heard
from the postoffice department in an
swer to his request that they put In
the additional Audubon county routes
at an early date. and they say they
will be installed. or part of them al
least, on the first of January. the earli-
est date at which rural delivery SER
vice is now being put in.
Spirit Lake.
All Cousins marketed thirty hogs the
other day that brought him over $500
Twenty-six were less than year old
One was probably the largest porkel
that Will be marketed here this year
tipping the beam at plump 500. Alt
raises Chester Whites, and he thinks
| they are all right, but he would make
good animals out of almost any breed
Its in more in the care than in the stock
tho in animals, as in man, blood tells
as the Beacon puts 1t.
| Davenport.
| The contracts for the construction OF
the Eureka rolled oats ftcaory, to be
built by Nagel Bros. in the western
part of the city. were let Friday and
work is in progress on the building
With machinery installed the building
will represent cash investment OF
over s25,000. Nagel Bros. and the bust
ness men who were responsible for
their location here are entitled toscredit
of adding a fine industry to this citys
| list of enterprises, in the face of other
places.
Bows.
| Advocates: Bows has never been
what could be called a boom town. but
Its growth and improvement has been
steady and substantial since it's birth
more than Twenty one years ago. 1t Is
not only the handsomest town of its
size in the state. butyit is one OF the
very best business points. Its mer-
chants and citizens are prosperous and
happy. There is not a pauper within
the town. The business street, which
| is of brick, is a model OF strength and
neatness. Every store room is occu-
pied. There Is not vacant dwelling