Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-08
Northern Io1ua Items

Ogden.
The Ogder high school will this year
publish a high school paper twice a
month and the title will be Pep"
Dsnison.
An old business building in Deni-
son which has been doing service for
the past forty seven years is being
torn down to make room for a more
modern new store building.
LeMars. -
Cecilia Williamson. of Sheldon. adj
ministratrix of the estate of her son,
is suing Barney Bunkers well known
Remsen man for $4,000 damages.
Harold Williamson was killed year
ago when he was struck by Runkers
car.
Esthervilie.
Ole o. Oieson while working in a
basement rorth of the school grounds
was struck by falling rifle bullet AS
there was no one in the vicinity and no
report was heard, it is supposed that
some one at a distance must have fired
into the air and the bullet in falling
struck Mr.. O|eson. The ball had spent
it's force and no damage was done ex-
cept to leave little lameness and
black and blue spot where the ball
struck.
Waukon.
Tests win the new city we'll have
been carried on the past week. The
new well yielded $50 gallons of water
per minute. This, with the 100 gallons
per minute from two old wells, yields
a water supply of 40 gallons per min
ute. The new well is 900 feet deep and
was abandoned by the contractor after
a set of tools worth $500 had been
lost N the bottom of the well. If the
we'll proves satisfactory Waukon will
have an adequate water supply in case
of fire
Ida Grove.
For several years there has existed a
splendid fishing pond on the Ed Ben
edict farm IN Blaine township, stocked
by Mr.. Benedict at the cost of hun
dreds Of dollars. The presence of many
persons at this pond without permits
sion has stirred Mr.. Benedict TO action
and this week Frank and VIII Stephan
We're cited t. appear before Justice
McCutchen under an old state statute.
for taking fish without consent OF
owner. FROM private waters. They
pleaded guilty and were fined $40 each
and cos,s.
Sioux City.
Marcel Dugan, alias MARCEL again
is in hard luck The Dusan woman
now mas beer arrested for selling liquor
Illegally. She Incorporating to go to
and was giving farewell
party to few friends" She took
change of Venue to Justice Smiths
court when her case was called in po-
lice court. Herman Mack Harry
Kuhl, Mrs. W.esB. Spencer and Nellie
Watson, taken In. the raid and charged
with disturbing the peace. forfeited
cash bonds. All the names are be-
lieved to have been fictitious.
Tama.
A carload oessaine fishshas been con-
signed to State ofame Fwarden Hin
shaw at Tama, where the fish will be
taken from the car and placed in the
Iowa river. REPRESENTATIVE =. e
Shortess, of Traer. was in communica
ton WITH Warden Hinshaw, and was
notified of the shipment. Mr.. Shortess
took the matter up with j. Fl. Willett
at Tama, who is looking after the de-
tails necessary to transporting the
shipment from the car to the river. The
shipment will arrive III about ten dag.
A few weeks ago a carload Of fish
was placed in Wolf creek, near Traer
Sioux City.
Charles Nicols, Mrs. Nicols, Frank
AND Joseph Gallagher were
sitting in the kitchen Of the Nicols
home 5O91a West Seventh street. when
Nicols drew a razor from the inside
pocket Of his coat and began to push 1t
10 and fro against his throat. The only
light in the room was that furnished
by a small lamp whose wick was
turned low. The audience of Nicols
Gould not see plainly what he was do
ng altho the razor was discernible.
I'm tired OF living, joe" Nichols said. !
is he moved the razor across his throat
again "SSiiia,. t;nish il 70" Sure: go
ahead said Gallagher. and make a
good job of it '..All right" answered
Nichols here goes!" He took an
,ther slash at his throat. His head fell
% the breast. The other three per-
sons in the room paid no more atten-