Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
GIiddon.


Business men Of Glidden have pur-
chased two bloodhounds for SIS as
protection against thieves.
Ida Grove.
Lee Grant, formerly Of Ida Grove,
sold an enormous farm covering two
sections in southern Minnesota for
$115,O00.
Orange City.
Neal Green was awarded $4,000 dam
ages against Fred DeMay in an action
on the grounds Of alienation Of his
wife's affections. at Orange City.
Waterloo.
The death Of Jasper Foutch. aged
II, occurred at the family residence,
Wednesday afternoon. About year
ago the boy was injured by being
thrown from a buggy during a run
away. He struck a telephone pole and
suffered fracture OF the skull. The
effects Of the injury eventually caused
his death, and his temporary recovery
vas considered remarkable.
Sioux City.
AS a school boy awaits with expec-
fancy the coming Of his graduation day
or as the young man looks forward
to his maturity. so is Frank Robert
Gaynor. In point of service. Oldest jur-
list in the Fourth Iowa judicial dis
trict, looking forward to Jan. 1, Of next
year, when he will have served just
81 years on the bench. From his
youthful poise and his kindly facial ex-
preston. one would not imagine that,
with one exception, he is the Oldest
Judge in the district courts of Iowa.
Nashua.
A man, who gave his name as John
Daley. was found lying in a dazed and
half frozen condition by the side of the
road near Ionia. He was taken to q
Doctors Office and given medical at
tention and it was found he was SUI
fering from severe gathering In his
head, which affected his mind so that
he is unable to give any information
He was taken to the county home near
New Hampton to be cared for, and an
effort IS being made to locate relatives
Of the unfortunate stranger.
Dubuque.
J. p. Franzen, the attorney who Sc
cured retrial thru the supreme court
in the case Of Joseph Brandenberger
sentenced to life Imprisonment for kill
ing his roommate, Henry Schranz. and
on the second trial secured a verdict OF
manslaughter with an eight year PEN
atty, has filed motion for another
trial on plea Of temporary insanity
The defendant belfves he can lose moth
ing, as no greater crime than man
slaughter could be returned and re-
duction in sentence again might be Sc
cured.
Independence.
William Underwood Of this city has
contracted to build four stations for
the Chicago, Anamosa & Northern
railway, one at Jackson. one at Prairie
burg, one at Kiene and one at Robin
son. Jackson is stop between Cog
gon and Prairieburg. Robinson is the
new station half way between Coggon
and Monti and Kiene IS the new sta
ton to be located one and one hall
miles west Of Monti. Mr.. Robinson al
so will build grain elevator at Rob
inson, cattle pens at all Of the above
stations, sets Of scales at each place
and q department store at Robinson.
Sioux City.
Sioux city was partially destroyed
Which, IlT0 Wd6 ulSSONcICN III SiAC AOoA
~ the blacksmith shop and wagon re-
pair works, at 519 Pearl street. When
the department reached the scene the
roof Of the old building was ablaze
and for q half hour firemen fought
| smoke and. flames with; little hope OF
saving the building: After the fire was
under control and the men were work
ing with lines of hose on the second
story, Fred. ,Bankson, q hoseman, fell
thru the floor and sustained broken
finger on the left hand. Damage tc
the building was small
vinton. - 80 IS:
Frank Forsythe has sold his two
fine trotters-Jesse Alltell. q brown
mare with a record of 2:14A and Attire
G. bay horse with a, record Of
2:19A.l Jesse Alltell, is eight years old
She was raised and raced by Frank
Forsythe. She was considered BY
horse papers one of the fastest trotters
racing IN the west in 1909, winning
seven first out Of eight races thai
season. Owing to sickness she did not
start until late In 1911 and made 9
fine showing In her closing racins
and showing her old time form. She
will undoubtedly be raced thru the
east the coming season and It ID pre-
dicted by her friends that she viii
more than make good. Her record Il