Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-20
Northern I01ua Items

ines, was assured by Mr. Newell that
Mr.. Ford's mission was one of peace
and amity and after this assurance the
Indians answered all the questions pro-
pounded by the enuinerator.
The Indians are camped on the west
side of the Cedar near WinsloW. They
have been there for some time. They
belong to the Musquawllie tribe which
occupies the reservation in Tama coun-
ty, and are hunting for ginsing roots.
AIeona.
The board of supervisors were busy
last week selling drain bonds. Thurs
day the bonds on ten districts in this
county We're disposed of by auction
The per cent bonds for small amounts
on small districts sold at par and at a
slight premium, while the y. per cent
bonds brought as high as s1O1.25
George NJ. Rechtel & Co, of st. Louis,
purchased $4,000 worth of the bonds
and William RlCohpton & Co, of
Davenport got sfSoO8 worth
CarroIlton.
Simon Bregan and others in the vi,
entity of old Carrollton are making an
effort to consolidate the four districts
which corner at that place and form a
y
of all OF this territory, with a central
school building to be erected at Carroll-
| ton. If the enterprise can be accom-
plished a graded school Will be organ
! lied with course Of study going up
! to the tenth grade. Petitions are out
for an election to pass upon the new
plan.
| AckIey.
years. suffered serious injuries as the
result of runaway. The young man is
employed as a. farm hand. by Heye
| Boyenga, south of town; he was driv-
| ing along the road at a good rate OF
/ speed when thee team became fright
ened at something, breaking away from
| him he was thrown to the ground. His
| injuries did not appear to be serious.
/ at first but later it developed that he
! was badly injured ABOUT the back of the
i head and shoulders.
! Jesup.
! The ID. D. Shraeder Mercantile Com
pany viii in the near future make an
i.lrcvai ion by which it expects to at.
:"dct the a5terei2r of people living in
TIE c0untrH and thereby increase thsi"
j3sin IS. svtral teams VIII Sc pu, on
tbs ~oad to deliver good c.. cred ~
u.al or !>y phone and OF the re.u:n
wha;evcr p"odlce tbs fal&re" has o
@ai! viii .e h-aasht hack - he store.
This VIII be coEveni uce 10 tue
caunt;s pceola, especially during the
h.iss svmme~ months.
! Nashua.
Ernes. F.l.s-e, o?, the 16-y"arc!d sen
CT Ny and Ms. john klinetcp, Of
Nashua. met with 4 s, fjous accident.
which may cripple him. i.e was up in
a tree with am axe to chop eff some
! limbs and when on tie lower limbs
coming down ne Jumped with the axe
!. in his hand, and as result his leg
1! was badly cut. A large cash was CIT
Just below the knee cap, severnS the
capcula1 tendons and laying it open to
| the j3int A physician was hUrriedit
called and states that the boy ma$,
CONSIDER. If lucky if he gets out
of il without a stiff knee.
sicu.: City.
Following scenes of widest and most
unbridled revelry Saturday night. tie
exodus of scarlet women from South
Sioux City began bright and early Mon
| Gay morning. and Tuesday night when
/ Marshal Waddell and Night Marshal
+, Valentine. accompanied by several citi-
zens. made the rounds of the resorts
: they found that the town councils edict
against the houses had been obeyed
Silent almost as the tomb are the pa :
Iors where for months more or ."SS
tuneful but surely lively melodies l.dv
been banged out on pianos OF ,neta'i
tone Ribald laughter and music hi
/ larious. if not artistic. are heard
! more. and the clink of beer glasses ana
bottles is stilled.
Clarion.
/ While returning from town Satur
day night W. T. Richards OF Lincoh
township had rather unpleasant e.l
perience with a couple of fellows II
j has reason to believe meant to do hin
! harm As he was about to cross the
bridge on the south line of the James
Mccormick farm the horse he was
driving suddenly stopped and peerine
ahead Mr. Richards could distinguis.
the, form of man in the darkness. HI
lwas some few feet away and whcr
1.-THE horse stopped asked if he Nigh
i.not have a ride. Something promtpe,
/ Mr.. Richard To give his horse SHARP
cut with the whip and he shot by tn
EfelloM in an instant. He had not
proceeded very TAR wneIl a second ,ivs-
low put in his appearance. This tins
Mr. Richards did not give the strange
q chance to invite himself for ride