Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13

I large loaf of bread can be regarded
/ as two loaves. and If such is the case
| the leaders selling it are immune from
/ prosecution under the ordinance. He
says the matter will have to be de-
cided by test case, and II the city
loses the ordinance will be amended.
Sac City.
The new Odd Fellows building on the
corner of Main and Sixth streets is
nearing completion. A. Engle, who has
leased the first story, will move the
! Lyric from It's present location during
! the fore part Of October. but the build
! ing will not be dedicated until the lat
ter part of the month and possibly
SNov. 1. Mr.. Engle will spend about
81 900 In fitting up the first story for
Ibis business. He will install a hot air
! heating plant, erect a stage. put In
! scenery and chairs and erect a front to
the building.
Webster cisy.s.
| The twenty-five or thirty hunters
/ who visited Wall Lake were scarcely
I repaid for their trip. Many failed to
even secure a single unit of the much
| coveted game, while the largest bag
| ging did not aggregate over from SIX
/ to a dozen ducks. The ducks are not
| flying at this stage OF the season. The
i Indications of an open winter probably
being the cause. However, many or
the sportsmen took advantage OF the
chicken hunting, and We're we'll paid
| for their effort There are reported
ito be many chickens and a good many
! quail.
Fort Dodge.
Ex-Chief Charles T. Grant got In
some Of his fine work when he brought
a young fellow named Klein to the po-
lice station where a charge Of shop
lighting In the Gates dry goods store
was brought against him. Klein was
seen by Grant leaving the store with
bundle under his coat Grant saw
him plant" the bundle in the feed shed
OF Mcintyre & Mallon. Grant stopped
the man and Investigated the bundle.
finding 1t to be some lace. He took the
man and the lace to the police station
where Klein was given hearing by
Police Judge Mcgowan and sentenced
to spend thirty days in the county jail
Storm Lake.
1 The city council is advertising for
bids for the erection Of new filter
bed, with capacity OF filtering 100000
gallons of lake water.a day. ]. e. Rus
sell has let the contract for new
vaudeville theater. to be erected at a
/ cost of $4,000. Lewis & Son are erect
! ing a $500 automobile garage, with a
capacity az twenty-four cars. ]. l..
! Mnnsen Ats lst-he contract Ct. for a
j Eresnhotfs ATTN cost Of $4,000. J. q
] Cleaveland wilifbuild an automobile
! storage building this fall at an esti-
mated cost Of $4,000 DR.. D. H. Nus
<{S;p fO- the
| erection OF a large apartment house.
Usage.
A remarkable coincidence occurred
| here in the deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. An
iton Michaels. OF Stacyville. pioneer
Presidents who died within few hours
| OF each other and OF the anniversary
of their fiftieth year Of married life.
Mr.. Michaels died the day before his
wife passed away and the funeral of
both was held on the same day. They
were born in Germany. Mr.. Michaels
eighty three years ago and his wife
seventy five years ago. In September.
! 1861, they were married and short
time later set sail for America. few
months they lived in Minnesota. short
distance north of their farm, but in
! 1871 moved into Iowa.
Schailer.
| Last week chronicled another change
!! in one of Schaller's business enter
4 prises in which the yard Of the Dessel
/ Lumber Company became the property
( of Messrs. Henry Gloe and John Click
| of Holstein. 1t has been only about
year since the DIESEL Lumber Com
pany purchased the yard from the
Bowman Kranz Lumber Company. The
] change Is made because of the fact
! that Mr.. Dessel's son. who had been
associated with him in the business,
desired to enter other business and
Mr.. Dessel not desiring to assume the
whole responsibility OF running more
than the home yard at Holstein, sold
out to the above named gentlemen.
Waterloo.
A number OF damage actions were
entered with the clerk of courts on
the last day of filing for the Septem-
Der term of district court. Sept. IS.
William ELAN asks for $4,000 for in
juries sustained while driving vicious
horse belonging to the local grocery
firm Of Bradbury & Webb. Richard
w. Hughes petitions the court for $10.-
600 from the Waterloo Artificial Ice
Company for injuries received from !
bursting ammonia pipe. Joseph Siegel
sues the Chicago Great Western Rail
way Company for $4,000 damages for
Injuries received when q passenger
train ran into him last March. Frank
Burns, administrator of the estate OF
John Burns. desires to collect $4,000
from the Illinois Central for injuries
received by the latter at Mona In Aug
ust which resulted In his death.
Mapiston.
4 That the dairy business in Iowa Is a
large factor among tho Industries OF
the state is evidenced from the figures
below. One man here who has been
buying cream for the past four years
has paid out over $4,000. Nels john
son. living west of here. having re-
ceived in that time more than $500
from this dealer from the sale OF
cream, besides selling butter to GUS
] toners about town. Another firm,
which has been buying cream since
April I. has paid out about $4,000. There
are two other cream buyers besides
those mentioned whose figures are not
available. but from. this 1t can readily
be seen that Iowa has truly great in
dustry in the dairy business, for other
sections Of the state are doubtless more
prolific in the production OF cream than
! Is this section.