Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-06-29

nlonudy nlSnt. N leaves Dul
two crews at work-one day ano
one night. Not for twenty years
have there been but two pushel
crews at work at Arcadia.
Regular meeting of INDIAN R. A.
Chapter, Nc. II, Tuesday evening,
July 4th. Important business to
be transacted and all members are
urged to attend.
R. w. GAY, Secretary.
A couple of cars of the ice put
up by George johnson last winter
has been shipped to points down
the road. No more will be shipped,
we understand, though, as it will
likely be needed for home con-
sumption.
Our friend, Aug. Block, of Bis
marck, mails us a souvenir postal
card from the "Top of Pixies Peak
in Colorado. The Rockies should
be most delightful this hot wealth
er, and we have no doubt August
is thoroughly enjoying the mount
ain air.
The BARRIERS in Ironton will an
nounce a new scale of prices July
LIST. The more important changes
are 25 cents for all hair cuts-chil-
dren as we'll as adults-and five
cents for neck shaves. Heretofore
there has been no charge for neck
shaves.
The excursion train on the re-
turn to st. Louis last Sunday eve
ming struck a horse this side OF
Bismarck, that came near derail-
ing the engine, and a serious ac-
cidenta was narrowly averted. The
train was delayed some time in
consequence.
Edgar Fletcher, of Arcadia,
pleaded guilty before Squire Fair
child, Monday, to the charge Of
assaulting the eleven-year-old boy
of Conductor Rouse of the pusher
last Saturday. The Squire fixed
Fletcher's punishment at a fine OF
81 and costs.
The Y. M. @. A. boys from the
camp at Pilot Knob attended the
Presbyterian church in a body
Sunday morning. They have the
best wishes of the community for
a pleasant outing here, and Sue
cess in life when they return to
their various vocations.
1t is stated that the railroad
company intends doing away with
the one pusher now at Arcadia
within the next month, There is
also a rumor to the effect that they
will consolidate the Ironton and
Arcadia depots, leaving but one
station for the two towns.
l see the BARRIERS of this town
have been making some more
"rules and regulations" and have
formally adopted 1. schedule of
prices. All that tie patron has to
do is to pay. The ~tonsorial artist
does the reeG, hnd seems deter
mined to ~ it tp suit himself.
Robert Politt9, one of the pusher
engineers, was the first man to APP
pJ to County Clerk O'Neal for a
hunters LICENSE under the law
which has just gone into effect.
For the privilege Of hunting until
January LIST, Mr. Polite rays 81
license and fifteen cents clerks
fees.
Prof. @. J.. Buford returned last
week from ST. Louis, where he has
been in the employ Of the Pullman
Company for the past three
months. 0. j. has had about all
the railroading he wants, and if
he can secure a satisfactory po-
sition, will probably return to
teaching.
Will and Hayes Malugen will
have to answer at,the next term of
circuit court for the violation of
the Sunday closing law, in this,
that they kept their livery stable
open and did business on that day,
information having been filed
against them to that effect by Prose
cutor Lane.-Doniphan Hustler.
James H. Vail, who forty years
ago was Judge of this judicial cir
cult, and the last Republican Judge
we had until Judge Williams was
elected last fall, is in town as the
guest of his kinsman, w. G.. Fair
child. For the last twenty-five
years the Judge has made his
home in North Dakota. He finds
many changes here.
Among the new laws which went
into effect June 18th is one which
prohibits a saloonkeeper from SELL
ing liquors to minors, no matter if
the person under age bears an
order from parents or guardians.
This is construed to mean that no
person under twenty-one years OF
age shall be permitted to get a can
of beer or any kind of liquor from
a saloon.
Since a law making chicken
stealing after sunset a felony, was
enacted, the "coons" Of Ironton
have turned their attention from
chickens and toward other things,
namely, potatoes. Two were re-
Gently arrested on a charge OF
stealing a basket Of potatoes from
a citizens garden, and upon con-
viction one of them was given sixty
days in jail.-Reymolds County Out
look.
Different parties, claiming to be
from Flat River, have benin the
north mart If this countv in the