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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
SinosiYee Soifenoe.

Sra inbre apars ffriues til "NorS.
lamb" 9oos ON fsIsenoe it5pggeigt
Silbraeelier:
6orleben Iat ienotes til &snpil
Iipl Ell 32-aarig Manb fro SrGneil
en- @ano, iGn bleu iutbsipgH intoer Ell
enoonumelige SmitGnSigbeoer. 9ei
rar euaet ~iaaleoeS til:
On Softer al 9am tom for Ia 0oae
iiSen fra 8obs, bpor bun bapSe ton.
iuleret SGgen for ct ReieonSe. Sen
iiSite ltge bauoe bun p9ret nugget ipg,
% itoite Ssnoag bar bum iaa boar.
Zig, of man penteoe paa, at 9sossie.
bltffet ifidoe inotr9oe. De omItaa.
enSe Iagbe betbe berfor pent t~iIrette
Sengen, ia foloeSe enbog benbes
SGnSer. Sele Siben baDSe bum Doe.
ret peo fitIb gepiSitbeb os roIig, o.
bum laa ogiaa roIig en- Stintb, ba
man penteoe 8sSen, NIuoIelig be.
grrbte bun at fmttaiere, iprane op
81 SengerL raabte 90 ifree, iaa bele
NaboIaget fom ITO / Sorifr9ffelIe.
Sun citerebe gibeIiteoer os ipoaeoe,
OF rare og utrnlise Stng piISe lie.
Com pentelig bar, blep Solf for.
ifrnffet oper berne 8eubirg | benSes
Tere WanS bolbt iaa gagt
cper benbe Scat til Manoag, og / 81
tet Of RarOagen iattes rrpe MGrrb,
feriblonbt benbes gror, iom 8agt.
Sum taIte meget meS barn, bab bam
fclbe fine Senber og life tale meo
rrgen; ban fsieoe bert6e | bette; "a
Ger iaa Sirsbag iflilbe ififtes Sagt,
tar oeiaa 9roSeren Bit ~iinbsipg. On
Wotorbaab bleo ienbt til apars efter
OiItriftsl9ge 8Iatoe6, og peb 2G.
gems anfomit til Srener bar grobe-
rem enbmt ganIfe roItg, ium ban og.
Iaa bapSe p9ret for ON Saser. 81.
itriftslGgen b~eororeoe Suiet rpooet
for 8nipe 90 anoet, iom firnSe brlt-
1es iom Saanbperge, og paabsb iGr'
fig iterfe M9to ON at bploe 8agt
Hatten oper, 90 ct @raftanfaIb pente.
res. Snsbag Worgen, ba ban ffuloe
fra Sr9nen meo 2ofalifibet,
III ban nogle raienbe InfalS; ban
Iterft ollie, iom piloe gribe
% ba ban er en- iRrbeleS bel.
,rren og fruftig Tmnb, t1roe tn9en
,ope iig mo paa bam.
Smtrent tpne al SrPnens Iterfeite
bar mi tilitebe, % peo ct rent
SiIiGIbe fit be bam grebet og brrnoen
,aa SenSer % SsbSer, efter at ban
lere 8anse bapoe libt oper De Smt'
Je, man bapSe blutbet BAN meo. Wsmt
Il BAN enSeli9 anbragt | en- tilItr9t.
ella flor meo Sengflgr foripnet
}asie, bporoper man intrreoe Saii'
Jet, iaa ban life fiuSe tourrite itg op
sien, og unber ~fcrferoelige Stris
leo ban fsrt ourboro, boor man
uootte foripne bnm meb Sndnoiern
SGnfe ON genene, oa man Itaot9
ar bonae for, at ban pilSe Hide ntpf'
er oft. Gre oorre RGrro maatte Leo
rqe bdm til Iiplet.
sGteren tiutbe Siitriftsl9gen tffe
at ienoe benne Gang. Su1r
| iaien / Sranen inbttl pioere. Sg'
IA bun er meget raienbe Gf 1ig, men
c "a IanS ituSig boloer gast,
an Se greie forels6ig at bpISe Stw
40 benoe.
Win MeSSeler, en- al De ire, Der
@rooeren til &snpif, Tiger.
/ SiISro9elien er Sen ~ubpgseIigite al
#, ban nosenfinoe bar opieoet, 90
aor man erinbrer, at en- osenoe
lpinSe pluSfeig blir gal % ben ell
,rs friife 9rpr iaa lige efter bltr .
nSsIuua, iaa er S~iIoraseIiet Il,
;onbbeo trijt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Runiten at forlenee Sipet

Sbis man fan tro ~Ntatin" bar t
frantic ESTABLISHMENT, Grofesio.
arionoal, ReOIem al 8iSeuifabernei
afaoemi, % Or. Wsoutier funbet e
Wei66el, iom life blot befiPmper Der
SpgOom, Der beoer @rterio-S feroIer
Sorfalfniug al arterierne), mer
iom osiaa bcftnitipt itauier og beIbre
Der ben.
9Saor Grterio.S ~fIeroieu, ser for,
ooI6er iaa mango pIuoielige og til
ipneIooenOe ioa mpittife SeoSfaIS
meIlem unge, froftige Wenneifer, oa
iom / IloerOomuten n9iten life er
til at urSgaa - naar oenue Spgoom
bortrpobes, ia, iaa bar De fleite Ren.
neifer - foriitrer 9labet, Der mao
lie o%oer6rioer en- Smlile - let inger
~in6uorteS @rlnto I'll al %, % De fau
bIioe pe6 at Ieoe Ipnge, IGnae. .
gfi0Iet er eleftriif 9ebanoIing.
Groi. Iriorph bar f%oritrueret nogIe
eleftri'fc Ipparater meo baitig
Strsmififtniu9. Set er en- befienSt
Sag, at CIeftrife Stremme, ser er
Itertc nof iii at orTbe Iemeifer, life
gier Sen rogen Sto6e, naor Blot
Straumcn filter tiIitrHffeIie burtig.
8rof. IriorOol er nooct iii ct Soing.
ninQStaI al mcuem 100000 % 500.
600 / SefrrOet, ia, "9}atin" foriif.
rcr cnSog, at ban meo itne iiSite ap.
Qorater er oppe paa I Mfuiar0
Soingniuqcr i ct encitc Schmidt.
elsie itcrte cIeftriite Strsnme,
Hcr manufacturer iig oe0 @uiiter paa
in>tiI 20 @cntimeter. men iom Sen
SQge oNa @rum0 al Sere3 burtige
Stiitrlu8 oI0eIc8 life mcrfer, er oct,
Gr. &outier bar ouocnOt ferit pbcr.
Tor &onincr % W~aripin, ienere oper.
for NcnneIter, o. oct poaitaaeS, at
ReiuItotcrte er forbnuIenSe. &otien.
ten, bpts SpgNom5 9lrt % GRAB fan
fonitGtere3 rcS ct irrIiqt @pporot,
bet ~IoatoIote Sip1mometer, onbrtr.
gca blot / en- 2GucitoI % iaar Strsm.
men i8ienncm fig. Otter 5-6 sc.
onaiDer SiD9momctrct. al Sen
fors9coe SpGnoinQ, iorr 6orfoIfnir.
Gen boDoe oiitcotommct / 8atienteus
@arcr, or opbcrt, GorerueS @ra er
hc'rtrt fcr GorfaIfnirg, 9Iooct 10.
Der alter noruloIt % roIi8, ScIbreoeI.
len CT iuotrnoht, "a Ocu er 6cfnitip.
Soo tortruer Oct frauife 9IaS.
9ttc ihISia, fern. S~re6ertcf 6.
6%nirbonts, Son al bort 9anSs gice.
prGIioent, bar SorSOag ben 17oe
fremme for Getten i SpringfeIS, @,
% ertlere0e, Of ban life bar eiort ia
itpIoig | ReneS. Gan gap aaution
tor $500, Zen uuge 0Sono msote
frlotaig 90 IeSiageSes al lin SnfeL
9. $. 6airbauts. o. Saefsrer g..
Sterpart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Uaturmenneifene
fra Nscona.

ltbcrrlmoife gIaSe Dor %fortalt, a
Den giterrigffe g~rfeberhtg, ion fol
rcsIe slar itben fraiagbe iig ale tint
&iettigbeoer for unoer BET borgeligt
Hapu 9eopoIo @slfling at flnr(
Ggte Songerin6en 8ilbelmine aoa'
mooitid, mn uiI ifiles fro i'm Suitru,
fprbi bum abioIlrt oil baoe bam ONT
penbt til "~gtatlrrmenneitenes" 29re.
S oen anleOntne briuser en- arti'
Eel / rgeblGSet ISOLDE" nogle inter-
esiarte Splp$ninser ON Soften "gea'
tilrluenneIfene ira ascona".
MScona or Ell 9anosbpL Ger logger
en- balp Simes Sci fra 2ocarno. Seo
Snoganeen til 2~anosbpen fsrer en-
Gabe til oct omtrent $50 Reter ooer
Sisen beIiggettoe Wonte Sertto, So
IIcnierrS Centrum. ct primittpt 8lan'
fegiGroe omgiper Ssiben % ifaI Of
icnSre aoIonien MOB Den profdne
SerSerL men utob en- @ntre al bolp-
orSen 9rone tiqabes oct Dog Den
profane at tage Sen | Steiu. RGn'
bene bGrer Iangt, flagrenSe Saar og
goanb ON 8urben, og De fartoitiife
SIn6eborL De iFsrer fig, gtper benz
2igbeo meo SScroans Sprber. aotn'
bernes aleoebm ninSer nGrmeit onr
en- itcr SGrt. aae gaar uOet $50
"a Strpmper, og bisie "rpe Renne'
fer, iom De falber Jig iep, Dor Ell:
.gIags iortbriue Sptter at SrG. De-
res Ssoe beitaar al Srsgt og ct
sIogs meeet gropt 9rso. llnSer gar-
ifc iGrIise SmitnnSigbeocr foyer
Sumf,uosItiftercns 2ipAeSiagerinbe
oaiaa en- eller orrben 8et Srsnt, men
rSen Salt, Gpilfet 8rpboeri er Itrengt
batblpft fra aolunien. Sttfteren er
ell ttoIigcrc beIeiif &ouiuL Scar ban
/ fin So fisrte til Sorpet | i'm meo
ct sGiel foripcrSte Sogn, banSe BAN
intet anoet paa emo en- Trumpet Sflor.
te. ga ban en- Song fit en- Silrette-
risning for Scrne uismnelige Baa'
fIGonina, loo ban iig lane en- lang
SlselsiIo6rot. iom ban MI beIrptter,
naar ban er ~,tSenfor Sienmret. Ut
c~rangeiarpet SiIfeboano impffer
bans GanSe. Gor De S~iounoerhrre,
ban itiler | llSitgt, og i@m cgiaa Bit
rer eiiefhiereOe, bois man ba tor tro,
fpaS Der iiges, gipes Der Inn TO Nio-
Ter, SoIiftn % oaaSt Ger. Sorsorist
Far Der r9iao Der cannet itg Here
9artier. 9iogIe bar fisbt JIG ct Stpffe
9ano, oite meS en- mulerif &iIin el.
Ter en- Seterbytte % bar inSrettet JIG
G. Siem Der. Hrnbt ON paa Slip
rerne, bpur ser bperfen er Bel cuer
eli, fnocr man meo ct en- ltoen
Suite. ser bolSer en- eriom ua9er.
irenb til. Soar % StI1g er meset
!anat, bans eueite Sfiorte brltger
i,eenior os penter. inStiI 8eue bar
fLSfsrt Den ~nsSoenSise 8enieies-
process. 2ieeenoe i Solifimet Srsru'
mer Gneboeren ON Ell 6rentiSsitat
rSen arbeiSe, os uaar ban er iiilteu,
icger ban ggr | Stogen eler bos en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Ms itnSerisaeEe. Cams giybps

WD ItApeIlbBeIIe- SaHS Sl6p9s
SorboIS til bisie Suitihttioner ! Sn'
bia territory ifal gieres til @ien'
itanS for en- M llnberisseIie, berrre'
gang al SuititsSepartementet, life a
SnoreSepartementet. Raribal 6,
@ott, Greet SnSianernes Sogfsrer,
bar | rogen Eio isat at tage SirbpS
SfaIp, os ban eisr mn gieISenSe, al
girbps llbtreoen af Canadian Bal
Iep Sruit Goupnrp for 8 aar iioen
bare itebe poa Sfrsmt. Rott paa'
itaar oeiaa. at Danes commissioner,
bportil 9irp bsrer, meobeIer pisie
gerioner Undertaking ON Gambia
ger, meSens andre fun meo Nso ianr
pibe no9et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
LYDIA E. PINkHAM

trait oe ubIanbet 6p. "S"""" y" Op""u'' g ru oi ~'
Sngsna nSen @sbhtn ian psptNe en- FABIAN Sterile ame af apinSefuabomne euer ct
|Na rprta ntoi al fnenmeGge Senmr ipn 9pbta 6. ItfhamS Neoetnbe pmnomS ="
:, s h snsrnm AZ pper8 30 &r br. bet hlbrbet enbpr Storm al fuu6eGoe Snber
HFamnanon % Saar, pg peraf fsAnbe Spaabeo 6nmn.
PEI har blbnot Here Suf9Ioer az 8pgimerfer % IoT. Spaoheber mb uomt oubet
eHnlt UlooeL Set oplBfr % ubrpober 8pnr rbohrnWns fpHe aennnSeGe
uregelmGsr8b6er ps peiooiie Suerr, SpaAeber igapen, luorSpeioteo, Ierpe.
Spoeopne eleral mtnoeEet SIbebeHnoen6e pier buiaf for bette Gfiooe: des
s2s 6orfprreIer Srsanerne ipm mebfsrr Smerh, @lGte6 o. Sooebpte. timber
Tue amt9no99eoer bar bet en- fortnrGg gtfntng pa bet btnbeGae Spnem.
pet tRrnr ben nasenoe SshHe ben ubre Sispbeo, Geslaoe ear Tabrnipparef.
SIeo SpRle SptnrnBeb, @narenbb, GerpBfet Suturmelbeo, Beipinele, Gppnlssheb.
g Nelannton euere n rsrf SnbSfmntne. SSt er SDmpnmerne paa fptnbiae spaeteber
eur uregelmGsFabeor SreGnernes Suntipner bofet bette Nfhel h hdbrebe. faape(
lom ronIre Npreissopmne eg &pshmerer Dos beaae aPn.
Se apmoer ION neger at benpte moet eno bette CT bemrt ct hunonbe tu6be
Van8e, nj De erbober, boae De pnfer - Ell SMr. GoIat operunt ole Ippthefer. Nfoa
ole andre MRher. "r"T"' "|FN"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

Stttr Simmer At 7Seb arneu" ~inbeboIoer:
On @ftrateItlu. - SDro SafburnS Sptre.
- OF IbpgeIig; &reu. - Strrt for &atter.
&egupano. - Ut SarRS Srgm. - Runftligs
beb. - On ubpserIis Grbre. - Srit Sumor.
SioSiproriO. 49, @aaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

eenb "Geeurab. Ssften" til sIest o.
Eeuuer I @amIs. 2anSet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
DIES MONIES GIRLS REST.
Wanted Holiday Yesterday-WheI
Refused, Left the 5 and 10
Cent Store.

Des Moines, Sept. 4.-Sixteen girls
walked haughtily from the five and
ten cent stole yesterday at noon aft,
er they had been refused day of
to celebrate Labor day.
lie girls believed that they were
entitled to day off after putting in a
strenuous week during the fair work.
ing day and night and when they
were refused they Immediately began
plotting means to get even.
All the girls. overweight in nurr
Der, were very angry, but only six
teen bad the necessary nerve to Wa !;
out. These quietly donned their b
nets at noon and left the build
after expressing their opinion of
manager in decidedly uncomplims I
tary terms.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05

prosecution of the case, County At.
torney Tom G. Smith has Burke G.
Tamisea of Missouri Valley, and the
state has engaged Lew T. Genung Of
Glenwood.
A. H. Sniff is the editor of the Mis-
souri, Valley News. His paper, on thesi
evening Of March a. contained a
scathing writeup of the doing of one
Earl Fouts, somewhat notorious
character.
The next day the editor was ward
ed that Brundige, brother-in-law of
Fouts had threatened to get him
(Sniff.9 Accordingly the editor was on
the lookout all day and when about
5 o'clock in the evening, just as Ed
itor Sniff was entering his Office, he
was approached by Brundige and was
told that "he wanted to speak to him
a minute
Sniff, anticipating trouble, went in
to his coat pocket after revolver
and repeatedly warned Brundige to
come no closer. His warning went I'M
needed, and when Brundige was with
in but few feet of Sniff the gun was
fired, the bullet striking Brundige in
the front of the neck, passing through
and lodging just beneath the skin at
the rear.
Brundige fell to the sidewalk just
at the head of the stairs entering the
office of the Missouri Valley News
Friends soon came and he was taken
| to hospital, where, on the eighth he
died.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
limitations Pay the Dealer
a Larger Profit

otherwise you would never be offered sub
stitute, when you ask for an advertised
article. limitations are not advertised, be-
cause they are not permanent. For every
genuine article there are many limitations.
The imitator has no reputation to sustain
the advertiser has. It stands to reason that
the advertised article is the best otherwise
the public would not buy it and the adver-
Using could not be continued When you
ask for an advertised article. see that you
get it.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
CITY OFFICERS UNDER ARREST
Union Pacific Strikes at Three Officials
in Fremont, Neb.-Prevented
Track LAYING.

Fremont, Neb, Sept. 4.-City Attor.
ney C. E. Abbott, Chief of Police Peter
son and Street Commissioner Fletcher
were arrested yesterday upon war;
rants sworn out by Union Pacific off!
Gals for using violence on laborers
who were laying track at Union and
G. streets. While the chief Of police
kept back the laborers with his revol.
yer the city attorney and street com,
missioner tore up the track just laid.
The city officials have six special Off.
GERS guarding the contested streets.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
THREE AUsTRlANs IN JAIL.

Beaver, Pa. Sept. 4.-Three Aus
TRANS are in Jail here charged with
placing a large piece of iron across
the rails in an alleged attempt to
wreck the Cleveland flyer on the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie railroad Sunday
evening. Daniel Connors, a section
foreman, discovered the men at worA
and notified the police.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05


YOU? AS | look back, can see that
we knew very little ourselves. We
were like children, wrestling in the
darkness, on the edge OF preclplce
| And it wasn't worth while-it wasn't
worth while"
She sighed and Paula felt again the
desire to cry.
"My husband is gone" Mrs. Win
ship quavered on. "He sees life
this life-already from another point
of view. And I begin to see it, too
That's because I'm blind perhaps
The spiritual vision becomes wonder
! fully clear when l fell as if | could
look up with Stephen and see the hea
vens opened and the Son of Mar
standing on the right of God. How
should l keep hard feelings when In
SO blest? | used to have them; bu
not now, not now. I'm glad to see
you, dear"
/ s'If there's anything l can do fo1
you Paula tried to say, consciou:
lof her own awkwardness.
mo, dear. no." Mrs. Winship broke
In, gently, pressing the girls hand
"The Lord is good to us, and we've
. never wanted for anything. My soi
and daughter have had great success
in their callings, SO that as soon a.
one door was closed another wal
opened to u.s. Looking back, l can
but see that all has been for the hes
even the things against which, a
the time, rebelled the most. IT
!; the Lords favor to have shown M
that in life, when so many of His sci
: wants have to wait to learn it till the
enter on the life to come. Now tina
III see it. feel ready to sing my Nun
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
Abba Will G It
Buxton On Line,
Also Hiteman

Abba. Seut. "a meetin gis being
held in Abba today to take some def.
mite action as to furthering the in.
terurban system Of the city. A line IL
now being built from Abba to Hook
ing, distance of two mics. The Inns
also covers the city. This line will be
in condition for traffic by October Is.
The grading is practically done, the
ties and rails are on the ground and
this morning force of men com.
menced laying the steel. 1t is now
proposed to extend the system to Hite.
man, seven miles to the southwest,
At the meeting today a definite prop.
osition will be made to the stockhold-
ers relative to the continuance of the
work this fall. With the Hiteman end
Of the line complete it would be but
a short distance to Buxton and that
will be the objective point before the
work is completed. The local people
have built the road to Hooking and
will also do all that is necessary on
the extension to Hiteman
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
IOWA EDITOR ON TRIAL.
A. H. Sniff of the Missouri Valley
Times Must Answer for Shooting
of Mort Brundioe

Logan, Ia. Sept A. Today is set
for the trial of the state VS.. A. H.
Sniff, charged with the murder of M
E. Brundige at Missouri Valley on
March 5. this year. To assist in tho
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-05
Refuse limitations

dimittes Domino, in pace. But YOU,
wanted to see my son. think you
said, dear?" she added, in another
tone
hoped to have him paint my por-
trait" Paula tried to explain. Eve
heard of his work.
yes: he's made great reputa.
tion," the mother said, complacently.
$50 understand; and / hoped
Hes coming now, dear. hear
his step. It's always firmer than
anybody else's."
A door at the distant end of the
long room was thrown open, and us
Paula looked up she saw the young
man she had met at Monte Carlo
stride in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03

Strube.
George Blessing paid $4,000 for a
brood sow. This breaks all records
| of price for one hog yet. He Is offered
81 900 for first choice Of her next lit
ter.
Milford.
Mrs. William Bellman living just
north of the town limits, was walking
in the yard and stepped on piece of
ice and fell in such manner as to
break her left leg, just above the ankle,
both bones being broken.
Richand.
The 6-year-old son of V. G. Gray is
suffering from broken leg which oc-
Cured in peculiar manner He went
to the door and stepped down on the
lower step and in so doing he must
have twisted or turned his leg in such
way as to cause the break between
the knee and hip.
CentervIIe.
The death of w. Y. Fleming at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. James
Howell, Jr., a mile west of Orleans
postoffice removes another old settler
who was we'll known, especially in the
| east part Oh Tie Guilty.. Nli. 'ShAiiAAo
came to this county early following
the close of the civil war, from Davis
county.
Stanhope.
The biggest closing out sale ever in
this part of the country was held by
Carney Bros. 1t was a closing out
sale. and it amounted to $1135, small
sized fortune. OF this amount $4,000
was paid in cash, all by farmers who
reside in the territory contiguous to
stanhope. Horses sold as high as
1855.
Humboldt.
This place is passing thru a mad
dog scare. Some ten days or two
weeks ago a dog belonging to the
Broadsacks in Dakota City acted
queerly and was killed. A grey hound
belonging to Clarence Mcfarland was
running with it, and was kept in close
confinement by Mr.. Mcfarland until
recently when it also showed signs
of rabies, and was killed. SO far no
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03
A FEW BUSINESS CHANGES.

M. D. Hill Will Start New Restaurant
at Buffalo Center Other News.
Special to Times Republican.
Buffalo Center, April 3.-M D. Hill
who moved his stock Of restaurant
goods from here to Armstrong last
fail, mas decided that there is no place
like home, and has rented the Pankuk
building here and will open up first
class restaurant and bakery about
the 18th.
The brick hotel 'The Johnson" will
change hands on the 18th, a party from
Minnesota having bought it, and he
will run it himself.
Ed Kshl has purchased four blocks
in the northeast part of town for a hog
and chicken ranch. He will keep Ches-
ter White hogs, of which breed he has
several fine individuals.
Thelo Holmson leaves today for
North dakota, where he will work the
coming season on Harrington's horse
ranch.
William Mcclure has a bunch of
hens or. his big farm south of town
that are worth keeping, as he gets a
case of eggs from them every day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03
WOMEN HELP PUT OUT FIRE.
Form Part of Bucket Brigade to Save
Parsouaoe at Baoiev

Form Part of Bucket Brigade to Save
Parsonage at Bagley.
Special TO Times Republican.
Bagley. April ga fire that threat
ened to assume serious proportions, de-
stroyed the Methodist parsonage here
last evening. originating from a barn
fire back of the house and caught In the
caves. A strong wind was blowing
from the southeast and the flames
spread quickly. A large crowd gath
cred quickly and considerable of the
furniture was removed from the house.
The church building was about fifty
feet north of the burning parsonage
and it is a miracle that 1t was saved.
Had It not been for the active and
persistent work OF the bucket brigade,
composed of the citizens, male and fe-
male. the large building would GER
tainly have gone up In smoke. Had 1t
burned it Is hard to tell where the fire
would have stopped, for the church and
parsonage are only one and one-half
blocks south of the business section on
Main street. with residences interview
ing, and this town has no adequate
means of fighting fire.
Howard Newburry was overcome
with heat and smoke and Eden New
bury was hurt in the side by tim
Der. but both rallied. Several others
sustained injuries from falling bricks
but no one was seriously hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03
WANTS HIS CHILDREN
Sequel to a Sensational Britt
Elopement in Suit in Des
Moines Court
RESORT TO HAeEAs CORPUS
NJ. w. keister, Who Gave Children
Away After the Wife and Mother
Eloped, Tolls His Story on tho Wit
ness stand-Doctor Ran Away With
Woman, Abandoning Own Family.
,nec,al TO rimes-Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Des Mones, April 3.-The story oil
how the family doctor stole away the
wife of one of his patients. prosper
Gus farmer near Britt, was related or
the witness stand in Judge Hugh Bren-
mans court. NJ. w. Keister. the desert
ed husband, is seeking to recover by
habeas corpus the four children that nc
gave to the Iowa Children's home when
he first learned that his wife had
eloped with DIR. Carton. a leading ply
stefan at Britt.
Keister testified that the doctor was
often called TO attend Mrs. Keister
The two fell deeply in love. One ev-
ening, Mrs Keister told her husband
she was going to Minneapolis to ac,
as nurse. He demonstrated, but she
kissed him good by and told him thai
IL she liked it there, he should briIiE
the four children to her.
Then she entered buggy and drove
away. Four days later, keister went
to town for the mail and learned that
DR.. Carton had eloped with the Wife
Keister was broken hearted and while
mentally depressed, signed a relin
punishment.
DIR. Carton abandoned his wife and
three children to run away with Mrs
Keister. Mrs. Carton and the three
tlftt1a have tn Colorado
where they are trying to forget.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-03
DOUBLE WEDDING AT BELMoND.
Sisters, Well Known School Teachers,
Become Brides of Brothers.

Special to Times Republican.
Belmond. April S.--A double wedding
WAS celebrated here last Wednesday,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. u
Jenison, when their eldest daughters,
Rena and Myrtle, became the brides OF
George and Curtis Luck. Their peau-
tiful home was tastefully decorated IN
evergreen and the large bay window,
where the ceremony took place. had
been transformed into veritable Dow
err evergreen ana flowers. The bt,aes
Wore old gold silk trimmed with cream
applique. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C. II. VarMetre of
teh NJ l.. church in the presence Of
about seventy five guests,
After congratulations. the large par
ty repaired to the dining room where
splendid wedding banquet was served
The young couples start out in life
under very favorable circumstances.
The girls were among our most sue
cessfu teachers. Myrtle, 1t will be
remembered, was the winner of a
scholarship In the Memorial University.
The boys are capable young farmers
who will soon have homes OF their own.
Curtis will work the C. b. Smith farm
this year and George the Lempke
farm.