Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-28
Northern Io1ua Items

, gists prefer to relinquish their permits
rather than bother with any cases in
court, and it is probable they will do
so in the near future if they have not
already done so. Rev. Walter Torbet
is acting as plaintiff in these cases
Rowan.
Mrs. G. T. Kirkpatrick met With
what might have been Il serious acct
dent while walking along the sidewalk.
\ couple of boys had Mr.. Browns
large dog hitched to a little hand
sleigh and We're running along the
sidewalk when the sled ran against
Mrs. kirkpatrick. throwing her off her
feet. She fell striking on her side.
j She was badly shaken up, but fortu-
nately escaped without serious injury.
Algona.
| A deal has been made which makes
AL. Falkenhainer owner of the r. f..
! Conner drug store, and let's Mr.. Conner
out to take the position of vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank Some
weeks ago Mr.. Conner was elected TO
the vice presidency of the First Nation
al and he has since been looking for
a buyer for his store. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Conner gets farm in
! the north part of the county. in the
deal with Mr.. Falkenhainer. Mr.. Falk-
enhainer, who is rated as one of the
best pharmacists in the county, has
taken possession of the Conner store.
Sioux City.
-Four new county fairs were added to
!! the northwest Iowa fair circuit and one
was dropped at meeting of repre-
sentatives of the circuit here, and a
uniform series of races and purses was
agreed upon. Webster City was drop
ped on account of a bylaw of the or
ganization that makes failure to pay
debts equivalent to forfeiture of mem
bership. That city was not represented
in the meeting. Carroll, Green county
and Manson and Orange City were
made members of the circuit, which
makes it even stronger than ever and
affords long season for horsemen who
go around the circuit.
Carroll.
There is suspicion among the boys
at the G. & N. w. station that a letter
Ipouch directed to the Carroll and Stor,
City run was stolen from the baggage
I room sherry after tho departure s.;
train 10 last Saturday evening. The
handler had occasion to leave the room
for a moment and upon his return the
pouch was missed 1t contained ordi.
nary first class mail and it is not likel,
to have enclosed any registers or pack
ages of special value. A couple o
months ago q pouch for the Carroll of
flee was stolen and not the slightes
trace has been obtained concerning II
lIt contained some valuable matter.
Manson.
"A little instance at the Manson sta
ton of The Rock Island railroad will
show how careful the railroads are il
looking after business. For two weeks
the Farmers Elevator here has beer
crowded for room, and constantly ask
ing for cars to make shipments. TIL,
same condition has existed at Palmer
Saturday the elevator here was obliges
to. shut down for the want Of room t,
store the grain. In spite Of this con
dition at both Manson and Palmer
there have been three empty car
standing on the siding at Blanden 70
. nearly tendays. Not tuntil the farmer
at Blanden began to poke their finger
) at the Manson grain men did they lear,
that these empty 5Srain cars wer
standing there and Succsed In gettin,
tthen ~eutsto sianwcps I