Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-14
Northern Io1va Items
Sheldon,

Sheldon
August Kruger had hearing before
Mayor Schaap on charge of inces,
and was held % the grand jury under
$1,000 bond, which he was unable "a
give ana IS now in the jail 9.
Primghar
Ledyard.
.. NJ. Pingle. who farms the Wiener
ranch just Vest Of Ledyard. had in
eighteen acres Of flax this year that
yielded about twelve bushels per acre
and sold in the local market for s225
per busne! or abou. s27 per acre.
Germania.
r. E Packard sold his 80 acre farm
west OF town. TO a party from South
Dakota al 800 per acre. possession 70
be given next March. This is a fine
piece OF land and the way farms are
selling in Hobart township. this seem
Very reasonable.
LeMars.
Stanley Rouch. Pole. who was hit
On the head wiki board in which
there was. a nail. by a fellow workman,
last week. ard who was taken 70 the
city hospital is little better and altho
il was thought for time that he would
die. his chances for recovery are now
considered favorable.
Akron.
Charles Wagner. who works on the
farm Of Frank Smith, southeast of
here. was thrown from horse in
front Of an automobile the other after
noon, one wheel running across his
legs and body. The rear wheel was
just pinching his neck when the ma
chine, driven by LeMars man,
named Detleff, was stopped. Fortu
na;ely Wagner esca ped with no worse
injury than cut that scraped the
bone in one forearm.
LeMars.
Sheriff Arendt brought from TIA, S.
d. Anton Mullenkamp. who was want
ed here on charge Of assault. He was
declared 70 De the principal assailant
OF Henry Lubben. VINO was badly
pounded Up in fight at Struble one
night recently. Mullenkamp skipped
70 South Dakota the same night the
racket occurred. and was working with
th-eshing crew when arrested by the
Plymouth county sheriff. AT hearing
before Justice Jones he pleaded guilty.
and vas fined 800 and costs, or thirty
days n Jail. Having no money ne wen,
TO Jail
Aeona.
The Installation Of Rev. F. A. Smiley
as pastor Of the Presbyterian church
drew good audience from the various
denominations. Rev. E. c. Haskell of
Burt. was acting moderator and pre-
sided az this service Rev. V. b De-
nlsree of West Bend preached the SER
NOR: Rev. David Sharp, Of Arm strong.
gave The charge to the pastor, and Rev.
Mr. Haskell the charge 70 the congre-
cation. Rev. O. H. Holmes. on behalf
OF the several ministers of the city
extended cordial welcome to Rev. and
Mrs. smiley, on their advent here as
co-workers in mis- field.
LeMars
N the district court last week VIII
liam Schlayer. indicted for horse steal
ing. pleaded guilty. and was sentenced
% five wears in the penitentiary.
Schlayt- stole a horse and buggy
from W ". Chapman. near Westfield
on Aug. 10 and was captured a
lay or two later AT Dakota City. Neb
There was clear case against him, as
he was found with the goods J. L.
Hawkins pleaded guilty to charge OF
assault with attempt TO murder. Hawk
nler. got in a fight with Bert Latin
and stabbed him several times with q
knife. Latin has recovered from his
wounds.
Dubuque.
The money drawer of the Gem res
taurant was tapped for s65 Tuesday
night while the cook was in the base
Inent on an Grand a canvasser who
has been in the city off and on for the
past month had been lettering around
the restaurant during the evening. and.
! 1t Is claimed. he was behind the
/ counter when the cook came up ou
/ Of the cellar. This circum stance was
recalled when the money was missed
I "Wednesday morning, and. at the re-
quest Of the proprietor. the canvasser
was taken from his hotel to the police
station. One other suspect, Dubuque
young man. also was arrested Both
| protested innocence Of the whole affair
but are being held pending further in
vestigation.
Sioux City.
! By slamrning the door in the face OF
her rejected lover. Mary Morrar, aged
i19, narrowly averted possible death
from a bullet wound about 10 O'Clock
at night when three Syrians called to
visit her. She refused them adrnittance,
and one Of the men fired a shot which
! lodged in the door Sam Omar and
George Solley were arrested by de-
tectives and charged with the shooting
George Soiley had been keeping COM