Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-22
IOWA Fares BEST
Almost 500 From Hawkeye
State Draw Farms Last
Day of Land Lottery
LEADS ALL OTHER STATES
Iowans Secure Larger Share of Trip
County Lands Than Those From Any
Other State-List Of Those Who
Drew on distinguishing to Do
termine if Frauds Exist.
LEADS ALL OTHER STATES
sree.al to rImes-Republlcan.

Special to Times-Republican.
Dallas. S. D., Oct. 22-Judge Witten's
purpose to conclude by last night the
work of drawing 5000 names Of Rose
| bud farm winners made the day siren
uous
Notable was the preponderance Of
Iowa names in the drawings. Yesterday
they footed UP nearly 500.
There was another switching in the
mode of drawing Complaints had been
made against the plan of a drawing
| from sacks, and recourse was therefore
had to the original plan of scattering
the envelopes on the floor.
The drawing for farms in the Trip
county lottery was finished last night.
when number 5000 was removed. This
morning Judge Witten and clerks be-
gan the work Of asserting the 100000
unlucky applications, and comparing
them with those which drew prizes in
order to determine any applicants who
had registered twice. If any are found
among the prize winners they will be
barred from filing.
1t is estimated the participation in
the lottery cost the land seekers not
less than 100000.
The following are the 500 = Iowans
who drew farms yesterday:
Charles n. Clark, Marine
Michael Farrell. Sioux City.
Louis Quamen, Marcus.
B. II. Anderson. EARLY.
w. L. Hall, LeMars.
Edgar E. Carlo, Des Moines.
Mary NJ. Miller, Centerville.
Richard A. Cartane, Monticello.
Hans c.. Miller. Extra.
Carl T. Madison. Council Bluffs.
III. A. McCarger, Council Bluffs.
w. r. Steiner, varina.
Samuel G. Funk, Panora.
w. W. Larson, Alta.
VIII NJ Johnson, Charlton.
VIM Doak, Kingsley.
A. B. Norris, Des Mofnes.
James T. Land, Council Bluffs.
Anderson ]. Scott, Rockwell City.
Raymond Ritner, Shenandoah
c. N. Merritt, Davis city.
Addie e. Anderson, Sioux City.
Fred c. Sternhanbarg. Boyden.
Martin Miller, Burlington.
Will d. Stevenson, Hancock.
John Jacob OFT, Council Bluffs.
J. C. Mitchell. Red Oak.
Ida Clark, Walnut.
Tim Sullivan. Hawarden.
John w Coleman. Sanborn
Guy w Hood, Glidden.
John Averill, Waterloo.
I. S. Wallace, Gravity.
Roy Morrow, Modale.
]. Wilcox. Clarinda
Jerome Levea, Yale.
J. H. Shaver, Council Bluffs
John Ahmanm, Remsen.
Arthur C. Moran, Council Bluffs.
Walter d. Patton, Milford
Geo. Rasmussen, Sioux City.
James Mormonto, Boyden.
TT. A. Maxson, Victor.
Carl Augstrom, Litton.
William Lewis, Council Bluffs.
W. E. Pritchard, Walnut.
Jakob Hanolst, Hull.
Claud F. B1umer, Leeds.
P. F. KeOgh, Woodbine.
Simon Benson, George.
David G. Bruce, Sioux City.
Ernest Nichols, Earring.
Isaac B. Carson, Des Moines.
Charles Jackson, Tama.
Roy Campbell, Walnut
Frank T. Leonard Virginia.
G. T. Hurst Red Oak.
p. F. McLund, Guthrie Center.
w Keith, Creston.
Bartholomew Cayler, Stratford.
Charles H. Hatfield, Hawarden
F. C. Madison. Honey Creek.
David Heinz, Otto.
T. F. Honnald Grswold
John Schneiderheinze. Warren
Peter Kull. Templeton.
Edwin c. Ferris, Fort McGregor.
W., S. Graves, Illiopolis.
p H. Mclaughlin, Yetter.
j. Fl. Wolworth, Sioux City.
William G.. Berry, Eddyville.
j. A. Austin, Sioux City.
]. c. Pritchett Macedonia.
Willie B. Butting, Cromwell.
George Lewton, Des Moines.
Lee Buckholtze, Ashton.
Frank O'Conner, Council Bluffs
William Fl. Lawton, Cooper.
A. A. Heath, Missouri Valley.
Andrew Sharkey, Council Bluffs.