Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-03
Webster City.

Webster City.
Two young Indians who escaped
from the Tama reservation and fol.
lowed the Gollmar Brothers circus tc
Webster City, were captured here Sat
urday by other members of the tribe
who were sent after the truants, anG
take back to Tama.
Sioux City.
E. E. Mears was granted a divorce
from Mrs. Bertha II. Mears on the
| grounds of desertion. He declared his
wife shortly after their marriage had
refused to keep house or cook the meals
this work falling on him for some time
until at last she deserted him. He
was given the custody of their one
minor child.
Dubuque.
While Mrs. Iena Hanson was walk
ing east on Fifth street about 10
o'clock Monday evening. man sprane
out of the alley between Main and
Iowa streets and snatching her hand
bag away from her. rushed back into
the alley and vas lost to view. The
handbag contained a smaller purse in
| clue.
Dubuque.
The will Of Thomas O'Connors, a
! farmer, of Dubuque county. a resident
of the Mallary monastery several years,
has been filed. OF the $4,000 estate
$4,000 was left to the various Catholic
institutions in this city. The House Of
Good Shepherd receives. $4,000: nuns
presentation. $4,000; Mercy hospital
and ST. Joseph's College $1,000 each;
the balance is in small requests.
Clarion.
Several of the members Of the Clar-
ion Woodmen lodge did kind and
neighborly act at the time of the death
of Mrs. Henry Kuhn by turning out
and planting fifty-five acres of Mr..
Kuhns corn They also prepared a
portion of the ground for planting. Mr..
Kuhn is a young man just starting out
for himself and no doubt fully ap-
preciates the kindness of his neighbors.
Carroll.
E. j. Rogers, of Maple River town
ship, cashed in at 50 per head q family
of seven young wolves captured in a
den on his farm q few days ago. The
litter was found not more than five
miles from Carroll. Fred Geisehart.
of Jasper township, brought in the
scalp of a full grown wolf. The amin al
was as large as a mastiff and had been
of much annoyance to the farmers Of
the neighborhood.
Dubuque.
That Iowa will have dragged road
for automobiles from Dubuque to
Sioux City is practically assured now.
to be known as the river to river
automobile route across the state. In
terest is manifested here among the
autoists and merchants generally for it
is realized that the dragged road would
mean much to the city as well as to the
state and the cities thru which it
passes.
Fort Dodge. -
Men to do odd Jobs are exceedingly
plentiful. They have come to get work
on the big javing jobs here this sum-
mer. Many are almost broke and will
take any job given them. Contractors
are employing many Of them where un-
skilled labor is needed. Carpenters and
other skilled labor are very scarce, say
the big employers. The large amount
of building in Fort Dodge is RESPONSE
Bile for the insufficient number of men.
Clarion.
While trimming grass on the A. r.
Ladd lawn his daughter, Miss GLADYS.
found q revolver near the foot of one
Of the trees. 1t is a 44-caliber pistol
of the British Bull Dog" make and an
ugly looking weapon. It had evidently
lain there all winter as it was quite
rusty. BY some it is, believed the re-
velvor was thrown there last fall by