Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-14
Northern Io1Ua Items

Lehish.
Regular service between Fort Dodge
and Lehigh was instituted recently
! Three trains daily will be run to and
| from the neighboring town. L
Ida Grove. o.
Charles Kopplin, prosperous Ida
county farmer. is cons tructing $4,000
residence on his farm. It is to be mod
ern in every detail.
Charles City. I'll
D. Waltse, a young man who struck
Sheriff White two weeks ago, upon his
term Of ten days being completed. was
arrested for resisting an officer and
bound over to the grand Jury. II.
Clear Lake. A.
The highest mark in campaign ex-
penses in the recent primary was
$3.50. 20 reached by c. F. Crane. Of Clear
Lake. Those filed Tuesday were: Joe
Moore, s153.19: G. F. Crane, $1,000;
Wiley Rankin, s9611: John Robinson
s13734; w. F. Doderer, $50; A. N
Grimm, $40. :
Charles City.
Officials of the Milwaukee railroad
were in the city and while here stated
that Charles City would have a new
modern station The plans have been
drawn and the officials were here to
determine the location. They decided to
place the new structure to the west Of
the present building, which is more
convenient to the public
Fort Dodge.
DR.. ]. F. Studebaker and DR.. w. r.
Bates are to take a novel trip to New
York in the formers automobile. They
leave Friday providing the roads are
in suitable condition. The whole trip
will take about six weeks time and
they will be back the first of August.
While in New York they will take a
three weeks course in a post gradu-
ate medical school there.
Roland.
There was another change in bust
ness here when o. M. Anenson and NJ.
NJ. England bought out Ross Johnsons
meat market, the fixtures, etc. and
have already taken. poss ession. Mr..
Anenson was proprietor of the meat
market several years ago. He will have
charge Of the meat market while Mr..
England will look after the interests
of the store Mr. Johnson's intentions
for the future have not been learned.
Scranton.
This city bids fair to make record.
for fishermen who do things. Not long
ago Earl Paup, of Kendrick township,
landed a catfish from the Racoon river
near his place, which weighed eighteen
pounds. Some days later Grant Kious
landed a twenty nine pound catfish
from the same stream. 1t is believed
these big fellows came up from the
river during the high water
some weeks ago.
Mason City.
Death missed J. Davis, young
brakeman running on the local freight
of the Great western. between Clar.
ion and bayfield,. by a narrow margin
when he fell from the top Of the cars
they were switching In the local yards,
between the cars to the ground be-
low. Luckily he fell in such a manner
that the boxing on the journals Of one
Of the trucks pushed him away from
the rails. and his only injury was a
severe scalp wound.
Cedar Falls.
Elva Wilson, Jr., IL lying In the hos.
pital at Waterloo suffering from sew
eral bad bruises about the head and
face, the result Of fall he took from
! bicycle while delivering milk to Gus
toners on the outskirts Of the city, on
the Waterloo road. The young man
struck head foremost on rocky ground
md was rendered unconscious. In a
after he was picked up and
hurried to the hospital at Waterloo.
where 1t is feared that an operation
will be necessary.
4olstein.
Charles Brockmann. OF Logan town
nip. was returning home from town
me day this week when he met with |
IN accident which resulted In broken |
,ollar bone and four broken RIBS. When |
YEAR the home Of Gus Wiese the clevis
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