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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

Ths Cooiest Robbery - Record
On the morning Of the 2sth ult. well-
dressed man with light moustache and
complexion, and Of medium height, walked
into the First National bank at Denver,
COL, and asked assistant cashier Levin
whore he should see Mr.. Moffatt, the pres-
idsnt Of the bank. Next morning the
same man was admitted to the presidsnt.s
private ofase and hriaAy atatAd. .lhat Ae Aad
discovered conspiracy whereby the First
National bank was to be robbed of large
amount Of money. Moffat told the man
he would be pleased to meet him in the
private once ut o'clock. few minutes
after the appointment he called at the bank
and was shown into the presidents room.
While remaining standing, he inquired if
the cashier was in, and was told that he
was at lunch. He then asked for blank
check tor the purpose Of showing how the
robbery could be perpetrated. check
was handed him, he laid it upon the desk
in front of Moffatt and said; Il will have
to do this myself" and pulling large re.
yolver from his coat placed it at Moffatts
head, and in a decidedly earnest but unex-
cited manner, said: Il want $21 900, and
am going to have it. have considered this
matter and the chances l am running. and
the consequences if fail and am arrested.
am determined to have what have asked
for. Your life if you make noise, call
man or ring bell. Now make your
choice Moffatt, seeing no other altern-
alive, filled ont the check and was then
ordered to take it to the paving teller and
get it cashed. Moffatt left his Office. and
with the man behind him with the revol-
yer partially concealed under his overcoat
and with the muzzle almost against
Moffatt's back marched him behind the
counter and up to Paying Teller aeeley,
with the request that the check be imme-
diately cashed. They then remarched into
Moffatt's Office without attracting the at
tention of fifteen. or twenty clerks who
were busy at work within two feet Of
where they passed. After they had re-
mained in the private Office three or four
minutes the robber informed Mr.. Moffatt
that they were wasting time and that he
had better step to the door and motion his
teller to come to him, which he did. Mof-
fatt instructed him TO bring the money in
to his Office, and as the teller turned to 20
away the robber told him that he wanted
$1,000 bills and $1,000 in gold. The
money was Drought in and handed over to
the fellow, and waiting until the teller had
reached his desk he backed out of the front
door, making Mr.. Moffatt remain standing
in his door until he had reached the curb
stone. He then raised his hat and walked
around the corner and has not yet been
heard of. Mr.. Moffatt Is completely pros
trated with the shock. Detectives are out
after the man, but NO trace of him has
been found.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
WHERE THE PLUMS FALL
THE UNITED STATES SENATE m HI.
ECUTIvE oEo0ION.

The Upper House Il Congress ffnasaets
Little Othsr Business than CddAfnllan
or Rejecting Presidential Appointmsnts
The Chossa.
THE Senate Wis IN sxecutivs session an hour
and quarter On the 18th nit.. md IN that tina
disposed Of I'll the nominstaons rstorted hcnA
the committee. The hles otrhp executive csssu-
dar were pretty generally oiearsd II 1sndi
these were unimportAnt doeumsnts rsIa3-
ing to postal conventions end copy.
right ssreements, which were approysa
sion s vss continued. HIS sssystiitios trsasy
With RassiA wss The subject q Tbs most dlssae.
VIZ sse ssHslslss n salls a4ss1 y s 3
uniea rsas: s.s: Nsy i he e 1nsa 1a,
schakieiotd. q e Jadss a ths United states
,, f s. comnssio1sa r g sgs q rsas's S:ssah ss =:
A.aas AAontana and Warrington; Dsvid q:
+ ss., New sasas: sss
iscter d cq.tom: q Eiesigaa: chs.is. 2 :; ~ Ed-
cssrss ss q e e ce.oa Sa ans 8
Puget sound, W. I. Also the ionowins post.
masters George D. Breed, Chiffon. Wis. John
asard w souss.sa s y w; S, noes BS1
ton Ill; W. s. CuIiimore, Csntrniis Ill; Allen
Chandwick. ArmonrdAle Kan. James L. King,
Topeka, Kan; Ed F. Jones, Holton, Kan:
Charles J. Wonser. Tams, lows
THE Senate confirmed the following nomina-
tions on the 9th uit. Francis T.. Warren, Gov
erner Of Wyoming Territory; Benjamin r.
White. Governor Of Montana: Robert v. Belt.
Assistant Commissioner Of Indian AfHairs |;
Charles G., Walters. United ststes Attor.
s Oscar n' M 'a'ss spo1,man Untsd ss.ss:
Arksnsssj Walter :, corssst. United STATES
postmasters William ,. Hodge, Jr., Marshall.
Ill. John p Yost, North Bend Neb. Harper
Broslus Allisnce. Ohio; Charles ". Jones, Mar
Walter +. Brashear, Russeliville, Ark. james
f. George, DardAnelle Ark William l.. Pearce,
Gainesville, Tex The nominations Of Lewis
c. New to be Consul General to London were re-
ported favorably from committee, bnt, under In.
dtvidual objection, they wcnt over until the next
executive session.
tween two and three hours on the 9sth ult., and
was confined largely to discussion Of the no,ni.
nation OF Murst Halstead to be Minister 70 Ger
many Before that came up the nominations
efal to London. and Of fsvIs woiaoy.
were confirmed A final attempt Of the opposl.
ton to defeat Mr.. News confirmation was based
upon the assertion that his paper tthe lndiAnsp-
upon the private character Of President Clsve-
land. This charge was warmly denied by ssn-
ssor ;;oa Voorhees, Of Indians and tho ,,o,nina.
Foreign Relations favorably reported eli tho
diplomatic nominations Of tho 9Th ult.,
report was not unanimous. On motion to con.
firin the nomination the nays were In the ma
jority, senators Teller Plumb ingalls,, Farweu
and Callom voting with the Democrets, Mr..
Sherman moved to reconsider the vote and on
that motion q long debate ensued Ia the course
Of which tho ground OF objection to Mr.. HalsteAd
enter upon an investigation Of the election Of
senator Payne Of Ohio Mr. Halstoad Whose
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

lumber, and they claim that to put them
on the same basis as the lows distance
tariffs will deprive them Of any profit from
the transportation Of freight. However,
they promised to conridsr the matter at
the meeting Of tho western freight asso-
citation, andthe demands Of the Chicago
merchants will probably be complied with.
The railroad companies have failed In
their EFFORTS to induce the Iowa commits
sionsrs to advance their rates to higher
basis, and u 10 generally admitted that to
remove the discrimination now existing Il
will be necessary to put inter. state rates
down to the iowa level.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

A medium sized whale Of the gsrvavis
species became stranded on the beach near
Chelsea, Mass. on the 2Sth, and was cap
tueed by the government life saving sta
ton after a severe struggle. Upon being
dragged ashore it was found to measure
thirteen feet in length and was estimated
at from 5000 to 1000 pounds in weight.
As the monster was caught by government
employees it will probably be sent to Wash
ington in few days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
Tho YOrktC wn.

The secretary Of the navy has approved
the report of the trial board of the York
town, and the vessel, including her fittings
and machinery, excepting the electric
lighting plant, will be accepted, subject to
Q special reserve of 100000. and to fur
thor reservation Of $1,000. to be held until
the lighting plant shall be completed and
tested. Cramp 4 Sons are required,
when the vessel leaves their yard, to place
on board all duplicate pieces and other ar
ticles belonging to the vessel. and at as
early day as practicable deliver her to
the commandant at League island navy
yard. when she will be formally accepted,
tions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
CommemOration of April 3Oth Asked
The following telegram sent from New
York on the 2Sth ult, explains itself:

Hon. Benjamin Harrison, President OF the
United States, Washington. committee on
the centennial celebration OF the Inauguration
Of George Washington as president OF the
United States respectfully ask that you issue
proclamation calling upon the clsrgymen to
hold special service OF Thanksgiving in the
churches throughout the country at = o'clock
on the morning Of April 81, the same hour IN
which services were held III the churches in
eurstton ico years AGO The clerav,asn 81 Nav Nav
York. through a special committee. have issued
an address to the clergymen Of the United
be hsid IA sim1}sr 70 the ssrvscas ~ Anrii ~ ~
1859. Our committee would respectfully ask
you inasmuch - the day 10 Q national holiday,
TO suggest TN yonr proclamation that the day De
by the decoration of buildings display Of Are
works, and meeting Of patriotic citiRsns.
HAMILTON FISH, President.
HC0H ]. GRANT. Chairman
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

John Bright died at $3.50 ON the morning
Of the 9th at his home, Rockdale, Lon-
don. His end was peaceful, and his ply
In c0matose condition for over eighteen
hours, and died without recovering con-
sciousness. All of his family were present
at his death.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
An Era Of Justice Dawnlns for Ireland.

An Era OF Justice DawntnG Tor ireland.
The English government has decided to
propose at the next session of parliament,
a land purchase scheme for Ireland similar
to that proposed by Chamberlain. The
minister has also resolved to introduce in
1891 an Irish local government bill. The
measure provides for extensive changes in.
the management of internal Offices in Ire.
land,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
Another Drowning Disaster.

The Spanish mail steamer Mindanic was
sunk by a collision with the Spanish
steamer visayas off Manila, Spain. on the
26th. Thirty of her crew and passengers
were drowned. The Visayas arriv ed
Manila in badly damaged condition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

The strike of the wesvers in Fall River,
Mass, ended on the 9th, and the opera
tives returned to work on the old basis on
the 28th. At mass meeting held In the
park. which was attended by thousands Of
operatives, the local committee Of the
Weavers' association advised giving up
under protest and submitting their case to
the state board Of arbitration.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
The Hunters Hunted.

Dl, ~
a FalkeIsDufg, va. special OF March
18th SAWS. News is receivAd hare that Ia.
tact;ra p.,d.,;,. 80 .S- 100
o D" ~ "au ~ ~ ".iue" Pos1e, wno
went into the wtldS OF wyoming and Nc
DOwell counties to break up A gang of
fifteen illicit distilleries bava Nan cur-
-orna.a 80 1ss:- I:.S .r4a
g, rWun0eu anu sheir nves are tnreatened.
The moonshiner band is made up of noted
dosperadoeS who have for three wears de.
fad fhe IYrited states outh..r;A;.. Th;r+r
ou ~ ~ :Ns1u ''.asss s - ausnolsi1s' v anv
srr.st Sc-t, .aoa. s tho. 49, 700 nnans e "
trarn.d -'1o 'A"' VIC o'N'e'' "0i' on
P
rrss'dsas Harrison'' First ProelaanatIon.
In accordance with the provisions Of the
law passed by the last congress. a. an
.mendmant to IN. act for tho n,otsct;or
!. Pn
:a. u .ne salmon nsneries OF Alaska' the pres
.oen. mas issueo ms nfst proclamation, ex.
sG.nalnk G.lak tne Junsalclon 9. tne United
90 T,a'es owe, sne larger pan OF nennng sea.
Inc Inc smendmens nsc @ m ques.ion applies sec
uon 300 cI ING revised statutes 30 as TO
pfC.ec1 sesls ana al o'ner iur- bearing oni,
lnsls ~n.cn alv IN uanesr OF peinH 1ilied
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

gi l01S1 a 1n0Ys&
Number 81 ft'S1 PACKED ]. :. &, lSS 6S8 5,gsi isi
Average live weight. ..... 968. .A8 ga 30
Average yield lard. d.......... 3A.76 SlO6
average cost OF hOgs.......... $50 e5.O
For the eight summer months to No.
vember /, the report shows:
1888. 1857.
Hogs packed. d.................5,31 ,315 l22 6,6ll 526
Average live weight .......... 93i 80 227 GO
Average Yield lard ............. 31.85 30,e6
For the winter season the decrease In
number is 427 ,329 hogs, but this is slightly
more than overcome by the gain in average
weight. The stocks of hog products. as re-
ported in the west March /, showed reduc
tion Of 10000. 600 pounds Of meats, 5000
barrels of pork and So, 900 tierces of lard,
compared with a year ago. Eastern stocks
show the same reduction.
The summer supply Of hogs, as indicated
BY the returns OF correspondents, promises
an increase of per cent, but Editor
Murray interprets the general situation as
warranting the expectation of fully per
cent. of the gain in the number compared
with last year. He gives the winter pack
ng at the leading points as follows:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
Another Yacht Race Pending.

Gen. Paine, the well-known yachtsman,
when shown the cable interview with Lord
Dunhaven, in which he announced that the
new Scotch yacht Valkyrie will compete
for the American cup this year, said he
would not race the Volunteer even if the
committee 80 decided. He will not put the
Volunteer in commission, and will not
build 70-footer to compete with the
valkyris. At present the only yachts ca
pable of defending the cup are the Titania,
Shamrock, Catrina and Bedouin, and the
sloops Puritan and Mayfower. Capt. Bur
CESS, designer and builder, was also seen.
He says: "We should put our fastest
boat against the Valkyrie, and that at
present means the Volunteer, though she
could not be entered in Gen. Paines
name, as he has said that he would not put
her in commission this year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
CHICAGO.

Cattle-A strong market; cows aud bul,s,
o1.769&. 10; stockers and feeders, o.. ..SoG53 10 !:
heeves and steers, os.0Oe1 AGO.
AeAvy, oAee0l.90
eAsep-Wssterns. oorn.fsd. ol.eo9SoO: lambs,
o. AlO90. -. IA
Produce Wheat. advanctus slssisiy with &c.
1ivs dsmanA. CAsh. 4l.9IA: May, el0s : Corn.
Gosh. hAD; Nay. SSkc. Oats. cash, Q4kc
May. -. Rye. NAY t4c. PIims Timothy,
Pvovisioss-les My. slass; July, elasa
Lard. Gosh. q -: Nay. t7.l3.&. latto9-CTsans-
~, 17ozle.: dairy. lSAalc. t1gf, lo6i0KA,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
The Panama Canal.

Secretary Blaine has received report
from the consul of the United States at
Colon stating that work along the Panama
canal has entirely ceased, and that the
West India negroes are returning to their
homes. Up to March 1e fully 5000 of the
latter had already left. The consul re-
ports great depression in business. The
Panama railroad company is suffering from
the crises owing to the loss of local traffic.
Two unsuccessful attempts have been
made to burn Colon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

rr1Anes-Wh ~. 1. hard, oa.eps Mp. /
n1sthelA -; - 4 aextlens -. s q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

sued an order directing all clerks in the
ofice Of the first assistant postmaster
general, and such a. may be required from
the other bureaus Of the department, until
otherwise directed, to begin work at $50
o'clock q. m. instead Of 9o'clock as here
tofore. and remain at their desks until 6
O'Clock p. m. instead Of o'clock. This
increase of hours is made for the purpose
Of facilitating the dispatch of applications
and the preparation Of papers for action
in the Office Of the first assistant postmas-
ter general. The clerks in the dead letter
Office arc also required TO work from $40
D.. m. to 6 y. m, until the work now in
arrears IN that division is brought up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
LATEST AGaraEos Repo
SIOUX CITY.

Cattls-An active demand for stcrksrs and
lesdsss. Prices unchanged. Ruling quotations
ere: Gamers. el.Uoas.s0; bulls, el0ODl. rs;
fseders %. 2qt9. S5; fat steers. e2.7s4s.s5 vcai
calves. o2OoaE4.O0.
Hcgs--Active market. with prices little
advanced. Figures are: Light . q mixed
~. 5slsA 67k hsevy. 460Gl47o.
BstAsr-Q -Quotattons are unchanged Best
eYeamsry, 160soo best dairy. 13GliSc fresh roll
l0@iac.
Eggs-No change fresh, candled ealOc
Poritsy 1.-Two turkeys. AGioc chickens, live
460Sa a. par do1.. live per pound, 5zt5,sc
= dry salted. 40cc green pelts. 65c6l 10 each
Axy pelts, l00l4c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
Named for Place.

important additions to the nominations
for Office bv President Harrison are:
Francis f. Warren, OF wyoming ler, to be
Benjamin +. White. Of Dillon, Mont. to be
governor Of Montana.
Robert v. Bell, OF Maryland, to be assistant
commissioner Of Indian affairs.
Wtiliem 3, Hodge Jr, TO be postmaster at
John Hicks. OF Wisconsin, to be minister to
dso. B. Lorins, Of Massachusetts,. to be min.
lister resident and consul general to Portugal.
Robert z. Lincoln, Of Illinois, to be minister
Hurst Haistesa. Of Ohio. to be minister to
Alien iihorndyle Rice, Of New York, to b.
minister to Russie.
Patrick Esan. Of Nebraska. to be minister to
Thomas Ryan. of Kansas. to be minister to
James Churchill. of Missouri, to be surveyor
Of customs at st. Louis.
The postmaster-general on the 2sth, upon
Recommendation OF General Superintendent
Bell, appointed the following superintendent
Of railway mail service:
Norman Perkins,. VICE walter A. Butler, Jul .r, re-.
ss,sn.h division, headquarters At st. Louis,
Eleventh division, headquarters ct Fort
Worth, Tex. J. s. Weaver. vice George W.
HuntAr, resigned.
.s':;st s:ss = AS.%; S..a IT, of Pennsylvania. to be
LANSING b. Missner, Of California, to be min.
ister 20 the Central American states.
William =. 6cru9gs. Of Georgia. ~ be minister
william 8. Bradley. Of Kentucky. to bs min
lister residPnt and consul general TO Cores.
customs 81 for 8 tss district q Belfast. - = Ne. ' %
Geo. Chandler, Of Kansas, to be lhrst assistant
secretary Of the tnter1or.
Geo. L. Ehoup, Of Idaho. to bs governor of
Idaho.
Edward J. Curtis, Of Idaho. to bo secretary Of
Idaho.
Jacob Admire, Of Kansas, to bs receiver Z
public moneys at Kinghsher stage station, L r,
Jaoob g. Roberta, of Nebraska, to be register
Of the land once at Kinghsher stage stasion
1T
John T. Abbott, Of New Hampshire, 70 be
minister to the republic Of Columbia.
Edwin H. Tsrr1li, Of Texas. to be minister to
Postmastsrs: John b. Hungerford, Carroll,
Iowa; George I. Long, Manson, Iowa,
TO bo delegates to the conference between
the states Of America and the republics OF Mex.
loo, Central and Eouth America, Nayti San
Domingo, and the empire Of Brazil. TO be held
In Washington in lSeo: John J. Henderson, OF
Missouri; Cornelius L. Bliss, OF New York
VIM. Pickney White, Of Maryland; Clement
6tudehAkss, Of Indianapolis; T. Jefferson
Coolidge, Of Massachusetts; VIM. Henry Tres.
cott, Of South Carolina Andrew Carnegie, OF
Pennsylvania |; John g. H. Pitkins, Of Louisiana;
MoEris y. Estes. Of California, and J. h. Han.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

Guy Jones, colored. works with v.
Clsgg. Of Lee county, Ga. and il unlike
any other man only in that his legs and
hands are petrihed. These members arc
q hard ~ ordinary wood. and tne pressure
which one could impose With the finger
nail fails to make any indentation in tns
hesh. The negro has no feeling in them
whatsver, but Il they are cut the blood
will Aow o. from the person of an ordin-
sry man. Guy il frss to talk about his
odAity and says that il commenced ON him
mine years ago. 'sThe doctor told me that
Il would hl1 ne In four years. said the
man, With grin, .but am here yet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

1Ae DUY11g 0UDDis
issued NaRch aDd 0op1.,
oaeA yooE. u 10 an enoy.
olopo0iA of useful tn1oE.
Ma1lon 1oe III Who puR.
oAnDo NJ luxurioe OF the
nooeoodtles o1 N1o. We
en- oooeAo yoa end 1nSn1eh yoa Win
IN The necessary and unnecessary
aUOlienses 70 ride, waik, danes. slee1.
81. nah. hunt woek, % 70 church.
or stey - home, and IN vasieus eiooa,
styles end quantities. Just 1guro ouS
wAae = reQutred 20 Do ~ tAseo th1ngs
eeoseeIeell, anA yeu en- @eke . g.
0U1DA WhicA win b cent upon
foeedpe u 10 cents - pay postage.
MONT otaERY WARD 4 60.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

ror tne elgnt summer months TO
vember ], the report shows:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-17
AMUSEM ENTS.

Gilmore's great spectacular attraction,
'The Twelve Temptations" opened second
engagement at Boyd's opera house last night
to large audience. Several improvements
have been made in the piece, and two pre-
miers, Mile. Eloise and Mile. Bonfanti, have
been added to the cast. The speciality fea-
lures were excellent Among the members
of the company worthy of special mention
are jacques Kruger, the celebrated come
dian, Neil Florence, Harry Braw, Helen
Fox, ana Miss Florence Ashbrook.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-17
IOWA DOCTORS IN SESSION.
Meeting of the State Medical Asso-
citation at Keokuk.
THE sPoRTsMeN's TOURNAMENT
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Tho state Medical Association.

KEoKUK, Ia, May 16.-l SPECIAL Tele-
gram to The BEE. There was large at
tendance at the meeting of the state medical
association here to-day. Papers were read
this morning on surgical topics by Drs, Md.
dleton, Tracy, Hornbrook, Hobby, Schooler,
and Maxwell. The afternoon and evening
sessions were devoted to obstetrics and gym
geology. The following officers were
elected: President, j. NJ. Emmert, Atlantic I;
first vicc-president, George +. Jeubins, Keo-
kuk; second vice president, F. +. Clapp,
Iowa City: secretary, Il. F.. Durnell, West
Union; assistant secretary, j. w. Cogen-
hover, Des Moines treasurer, w. G. Il.
Skinner, Cedar Rapids. This afternoon the
visitors were taken riding around the city,
and tonight they are holding public recep-
ton. The next meeting will be IN Des
Moines in 1890. The following trustees were
elected: A. A. Ransom, Corning. a. A.
Cooley, Wilton; A. b. Chace, Osage; T. Q.
Rice, Smithland; j. ID. McClara, Indanola;
Z. D. Thomas, Council Bluffs.