Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
Northern I0,ua Items

seized a rife which was not known to
be loaded. and. crying I'll shoot you.
pulled the trigger. The girl had hel
hand to her face and as result the
bullet took A. freak course. piercing he,
finger and two folds of her lower lir
and lodged insher thumb. She is doins
nicely. ~ tFNoo-a u 80 7esshto. t3
LsMars. s9e@
AS Gerd Null. residing west OF town,
was crossing the railroad at Dalton. a
switching freight train backing down
rapidly nearly collided with his rig.
Inc team. a pair OF young horses.
jumped into ditch, overturning the
buggy and throwing the driver out.
The horses freed themselves from the
buggy and Mr. Null. who was unhurt,
pulled the buggy off the track Just in
the nick OF time. The horses ran into
the A. Meis farm, where they were
caught. The buggy was only slightly
damaged
Hawarden.
The farmers of McNally and vicin-
ity. to the number of about twenty.
met 70 perfect a temporary organiza-
ton 1or the purpose Of building a CO.
operative elevator at that place. Roy
McV1ckers, Of Eagle Grove, was pres
ent and gave talk upon the question
OF farmers cooperative companies. r.
W.sSearle was chosen chairman of the
meeting and j. C.. Heating secretary
committee was chosen to solicit
funds and over $1,000 was subscribed
on the ground. 1t is thought $4,000
can easily be raised. and this sum will
ne ~
EARLY.
While Otto Christianson was dig
ging in well on a farm occupied by
his brother Herman. about seven miles
southwest of town. the wire attaching
the rope to the half barrel bucket used
for lifting the dirt gave way and the
filled bucket shot to the bottom, strik-
ing Otto glancing blow on the head,
cutting and bruising it somewhat. The
doctor was called, who dressed the
wound and took the patient to Odebolt
hospital for further treatment, and 1t
Is thought no serious or permanent
injury will result. 1t was fortunate
outcome Of what might have proven a
horrible accident.
WaverIy.
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for the new boys dormitory and
teachers residence to be erected at the
Orphans home. The building will. be
modern in every particular, large
enough to accommodate forty boys and
the teachers family. It will contain,
besides the ordinary rooms OF such a
building. a gymna SUM, shower baths
and, in fact, everything to make il a
thoroughly modern building for hous-
ing forty boys. The building will be
erected on the Orphans home property,
but will be an entirely separate affair
from the present structure. The ap-
proximate cost is estimated by Archi-
tect Leitha to be about $751;
Carroll.
!, The cornerstone was laid with very
ceremonies for new par
0chial school at Mount Carmel. Father
Kuemper Of Carroll made the address
In German, and Father Zimmerman OF
Wiley spoke in English. A large
crowd from the surrounding country
side was there to witness the cere-
monies which are 30 important to
their development. The new school Is to
be a thirty thousand dollar structure
exclusive OF furnishings which will be
in accord. The building will contain
the necessary number Of school rooms,
sisters house, large assembly room,
gymnasium, and bowling alley. The
structure will have three stories and
1 basement aud will be fully equipped
In the most modern fashion with its
own light, heat and water.