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- Thomas Jefferson 2, Harlan 1 (OT-PK’s 3-2)
- Sioux City East 10, Denison-Schleswig 0
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- Gilbert 4, Kuemper Catholic 1
- Winterset 1, Carroll 0
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Two men from Oakland were arrested Monday night in connection with a shooting incident that arose from a confrontation between two groups of outdoor enthusiasts. Pottawattamie County Sheriff Jeff Danker told KJAN News 21-year old Newberry Winfield Wright and 23-year old Alex Kinser, both of Oakland, were taken into custody at around 8:50-p.m., Monday. Wright and Kinser were arrested after the vehicle they and two other men occupied, was pulled over following an investigation into an incident at the Farm Creek Wildlife area, about five-miles east of Carson.
Danker said the incident began following a confrontation between a couple of men who were fishing, and another group of men who were target shooting. The Sheriff said one of the weapons was a Smith and Wesson .500 magnum…a very large and powerful handgun. The fishermen yelled at the shooters that they were scaring the fish. Danker said there were probably “Some unkind words said back and forth, and one group said “Hey, we’re going to call the cops.” At that point, the target shooters loaded up their boat and proceeded to leave.
Danker says as they were leaving, two shots were allegedly fired. The fishermen claim the shots went in their direction. A Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s deputy stopped the GMC pickup the men were in, and charged Wright, who was the driver of the vehicle, with OWI, Reckless Use of Firearms and Operating While Revoked. Kinser was charged with Intimidation with a Dangerous Weapon, Reckless Use of A Firearm, and Shooting over Water, and Manner of Conveyance.
Both men were brought to the Pott. County Jail. Wright was later released on $2,000 bond, while Kinser remained in the jail this (Tuesday) morning. His bond was set at $10,000.
FOR SALE: An antique refrigerator, with round motor on top, stands on 4 long legs, one door, $150.00. A propane cook stove 4 burners and a oven . It is black and white and stands on 4 long legs like the refrigerator. Would be good in a home, cabin or hunting shack came from Laramie Wyoming, $350.00. A 14 and half seat JC Higgins saddle very good condition always kept in the house, $250.00. Call 712-243-2656 or 712-249-4523.
FOR SALE: Newer Atari game system with 60 games built-in. Includes two controllers. $25. 712-326-4990.
WANTED: Tires – P205/65/R15 ‘s, need atleast 3, could use 4, in Stuart, call 515-523-1742.
WANTED: Looking for used zero turn lawn mower with bagger and 50-inch cut. Also looking for a dump box trailer or a small lawn mower trailer. Please call 712-304-4262.
FOR SALE: Used AC unit, 85,000 BTU for $20. And a nice electric range for $55. Call 712-304-4262.
FOR SALE: 4 good used Michelin tires. P225/50R17. Two have just under half tread and the other two have a third of the tread. $150.00. Call 712-249-0054.
FOR SALE: 90’S John Deere LX188 Hydrostat rider mower, 42 inch cut, Kawasaki 15 HP. engine, needs some work. $235.00 obo. Call 712-254-0217 in evening. SOLD!
FOR SALE: 1 pair NIKE softball/baseball spike shoes. Non metal. Size 6 Youth. Worn one season, great shape. $10. Troy Bilt 31 cc gas powered leaf blower/vacuum. Less than year old. Pull start assist. Asking $125. White brand 21 inch single stage snow blower. 4 cycle engine. electric start. $175 obo. 712-249-1070.
FOR SALE: 2 pod racers – 1 skywalker, 1 sedula-s, in original battlepack, not opened. $60. 243-4131
Brown onion and mushrooms in butter. Add rice and let brown five minutes. While browning, bring one cup water (or liquid off mushrooms) and broth to a boil. Place all ingredients in casserole. Seal with lid or foil. Bake at 275 degrees for one hour. Remove cover, fluff and serve.
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PATCHY DENSE FOG HAS DEVELOPED OVER A SMALL PORTION OF SOUTHWEST IOWA EARLY THIS MORNING WITH A FEW LOCATIONS REPORTING ONE QUARTER MILE VISIBILITY. THE FOG WILL PERSIST THROUGH THE MORNING COMMUTE…OR TO ABOUT 830 AM CDT. BE PREPARED FOR LOW VISIBILITY… ESPECIALLY IN LOWER LYING AREAS.
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