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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-21
ACTIVE HIGABINDE|RS. | /:
Cinnamon Get Bad In Cali.
fornia and Kill Among :
.> Themselves. ~.

FRESNO. CAL, April 0.-A bloody
Highbinder war ID on here. Three
Chin men are dead, two fatally
wounded, and nine are in Jail. The
trouble grows out OF an old feud.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
The East's New Religious
Figure.

The policy of The Ladies Home
Journal, in its religious depart
ment, seems to be always to engage
the pen of the man most immedi-
ately prominent in the eyes Of the
religious world. Thus it has had
the services of Mr.. Beecher, DR..
Talmage, DR.. Parkhurst, Ian
Maclaren, and now it will have
those of DR.. Newell Dwight Hills,
the new pastor of Plymouth
Church, in Brooklyn. DIR. Hills
has given the Journal series of
articles upon which he had been
working for over year previous
to his Eastern call, apd the first Of
these articles will be published in
the next issue of the magazine
The series is all connected ip
thought, and presents the general
subject of aTho Secrets -
py f.i*n" ~. Hap.
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WALL STREET MOVEMENT.

Aspecial from New York says: Tho market
fecms to be entirely in the hands of bull mani
pulators, and we arc inclined to believe this
upward movement may continue for few days
or at least until a new high level 10 reached.
Undoubtedly there is moro OK less selling under
cover.
The industrials in general are we'll handled
and should show profit TO purchosers who get
them on any break.
AS is usually the case in q manipulated
market, no news meala good news.
1t is to ho conceded that even If there vould
be no great advance upon the present volume
Of traffic of tho NYO system that company
pom the completion of all ita refunains and
consolidation plans will he in . position to
tHrn q per cont annually to &C., &C.
the regularity of =. ..vckholders with
snv--- .ne interest payment on a
..nment bond. The long sustained strength
of this stock in the face of maintenance Of
dividends at only per cent with the constant
tendency upward of the O q NV. and Omaha
stocks psrsuades many shrcwd capitalists that
there are still schemes in course of execution
by the Vanderbilt interests reaching even
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BANK STATEMENT.
Monday, March az.

OF lSTERF..r 10 spEcULAlons.
Inc We .ple supply of grain in United States
and Canada today is as follows:
Wheat 30OG7,000 bu., corn 900 bu.
oats II 200 900.
The above figures show following changes for
week:
Wheat increased $4,000 bu., corn decreased
22S,OO0 bu., oats increased $4,000 blu.
Receipts and shipments, primary points:
Wheat receipts 726,O0O. Last year 100000.
Wheat shipments 10000. Last year $4,000
Corn receipts 100000. Last year $4,000.
Corn shipments 2SsOOO. Last year $4,000
Receipts of hogs at western pofpts toda,
81 500 against 81 500 last year.
Receipts at northwestern points today, So
cars against, 800 same dav last year.
Ohicago-Rcceipts today: Wheat 20 cars
corn l41 cars; oats 2l7 cars hogs $4,000. Re
cepts tomorrow (estimated) wheat SO cars; corr
200 cars; oats 355; hogs $4,000.
Wheat opened in Liverpool steady sd higher
corn zld higher. Closed in Liverpool. Whea
l}ld higher, corn steady I'd higher.
Puts on May wheat sold 70M to M. Call
1917 to 74ss.. Put. on May corn sold 357ss t
3G. Calls 36;as to S61l.
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the coalers. The industrials arc also ant 10
look up next month. The damage to CROPS in
Kansas is apt to affect Atchi.on and II. 1,
advances."
PRIMARY nEKE1prs AND SHIPMENT.
Receipts, wheat 47SOoO. Last year s5s 900 bu
Shipments, wheat l66,4oO. Last year 49,, GOO blu
heceipts. corn .225 900. Last year $4,000 bu
Shipments. corn $4,000. Last year $4,000 bu
Total olesrances, Atlantic ports: Wheat and
flour $4,000. Corn 1892.
WALL sTRBET GOSSIP.
some talk about bank statement making an
an"nolesome showing tomorrow, but they may
be mistaken as money seem. easy.
st. Paul report for third week show increase
$29'4lo Earning continue largest in history
of country.
Flower people particularly bullsh on their
specialities Much higher prices for D. RI.
and gas is predicted.
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Consistencv.

A challenge to any lady to re-
port to this Office, who can say
that she has of late bought up to
date staple standard goods cheaper
in Omaha than the same goods
are selling for in Missouri Valley.
We had few hours to look over
stores in Omaha Friday, and we
again give it as our opinion that
for nice up to date goods at low
est living prices, Mo. Valley beats
Omaha in more than one line
News.
Last Friday evenings issue OF
the Daily News contained two
columns Of Omaha and Council
Bluffs .'adds."
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Markets by Wira.


The following market report furnish
ed by Mo. Valley Board of Trade. ~
J Mctirath, Mgr, Hargens' block
Telephone. 81.
Bulls at the Bat.
Wheat was about as bullish today as it wa.
bearlsh yesterday and other grains we're strong
the principal cereal closing with gain Of 2aIe
as compared with yesterday, corn 20 higher,
oats $50 higher with hog products all showing
IN increase.
Heavy buying by the Houthwest and Wal,
street, with some crop damage reports did the
business,
OF INTEREST TO REGULATORS.
Primary Receipts and Shipments:
Wheat-Rsceipts: 100000, Shipments, l26Oo0
Corn $4,000, /" $4,000
Clearances Atlantic ports: Wheat and Aour
equal. $4,000 Blu wheat, $4,000 corn.
Receipts at Northwestern pointa tos.v AKA
cars. last year 1913 cars.
Chicago got 40 cars wheat; l4l corn, 1871 cats.
Puts on wheat: Sold i1sl to u. Calls Is 20
1923. Puts on corn sold 81 to q; Calls 36sf 70
u,
Liverpool opening cable makes wheat I'd
higher; corn sd higher than yssterdays close.
Liverpool closing cables Wheat I'D higher.
There will be no session Of the Chicago
Board of Trade, Friday March 3lst.-Good FIJI
day.
Chicago; $1,000 hogs; opened steady to s.
lower. NJ & s55 to 81; q $40 to 9o:RH
355 to $50, light 3O5 to 81.
Cattle $1,000 steady. Sheep firm.
Omaha: 1000 hogs; $500 cattle.
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Fast Mail Time Shortened.

Fast Mail Time Shortened.
There is possibility, but re-
mote one, that next Sunday will
bring about change in the sched-
ules of the fast mail trains over
the Northwestern.
The New York Central and
Lake Shore roads in order to
meet the new time of the Pennsyl-
vania road have shortened the
time of their fast mail train be-
tween Chicago and New York, one
hour and q quarter, making the
run between the two cities in
about twenty-five hours.
Among some of the employees
on the railroad it is thought the
North Western will take advsn-
tage of this change by making
close connections with their west
bound fast mail trains. The re-
duction in time made by the two
roads is voluntary, not called
for by the government, so far as
can be learned. but rather the
change is brought about by the
sharp competition between the
eastern roads.
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Drops IN Wheat.
Tuesday, March 2S.

Weak cables and worm weather cause de-
preston. Wheat loses l3b cents; corn *; oats
9s5 pork 15c; lard lOc; ribs ~.
May wheat ope cd weak at 7l34 and on the
strength of warm weather and weak cables
quickly lost q cent; it then rallied and cid finn
around IA when Liverpool closing cables made
wheat l u lower than yesterday, the longs got
discouraged and let go and the price quickly
slid off to 70sl closing 7oT.
OF INTEREST TO SPECTATORS.
Northwestern points got 5l4 cars today
against 273 cars the came day year ago.
Chicago receipts today: Wheat 45; corn s5s;
oats 800; tomorrow (estimated) wheat "a; corn
l57; oats 1874; hogs $4,000 Puts on wheat sold
7O@ a t. 7O$ss; calls 7!% to 72@1s; puts on
corn sold 35l4 as to 35ss; calls 355S to
35N@%.
Broadstreets worlds visible supply today u
follows: Wheat decreases $4,000 blu. East of
Rockies: Wheat increase $4,000 bu. Europe
decrease 100000 bu.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Wheat RECEIPTS $4,000 last year $4,000
sh'p'ts $4,000 $4,000
Corn receipts 100000 4Ol 900
ship'ts $4,000 $4,000
Total clearances Atlantic ports wheat snd
-four 1853 900, corn 366,550.
Chicago: Receipts of hogs at western roilt,
g.. 600 against 1000 year ago.
New England Homestead special crop leso.t
makes condition 81 lowest April condition in 5
years.
special 5rom Newton, Kans., says: Wheat
above average rs to condition and acreage.
Broomhall increases his Indian shipments
from 3l2. 900, as announced yesterday. to S9s,-
600 bu.
The weather maps show wintry condition
this .. m; freezing hard in the southwest, but
there are heavy SHOWS in Kansas, Missouri, end
rain in Ind, Ohio. Kentucky and Tenn.
Chicago lire stosk m~ket-la,0 900 hoss opsp'
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A Successful Meeting.

The Rankin and Oolburn meet,
ings held yesterday VIII
remembered by the church mem
bers and citizens of Missouri VAL
ley. The morning services struck
the keynote of what might be ex-
pected the remainder of the day.
Everyone was intent upon the
message SO earnestly brought to
them by Mr.. Rankin.
In the afternoon the large
auditorium was we'll filed with
men in response to a meeting for
'men only" Such a gathering Of
men was never seen in Mo. Valley
before. After Prof. Colburn and
the male quartet had brought
message after message in sweet
gospel song, Mr.. Rankin took for
his remarks the promises of God
to Moses, Certainly, I will be
with Thee" Mr.. Rankin applied
this promise in many phases to
the railroad men, business and
professional men, and when at
the close of his address, he asked
those who would be right with
God and pledge for a higher,
truer, nobler life. to stand up.
The entire mass of men with one or
two exceptions responded. Men old
and young wept and asked fer the
prayers of Gods people, of their
own accord. Rarely is such q
mighty power of the Holy Spirit
witnessed in assemblys. Mr.. Col
burns sweet voice rendering the
railroad solo brought moisture to
many eyes. There will be but
few who will ever forget it.
In the evening the large room
was filled to its utmost capacity
including the isles. By the re-
quest Of many. Mr.. Colburn and
the quartet of male voices, sang
the Mountain Railroad again to
the great satisfaction of the whole
vast gathering. At the close Of
the services an opportunity wss
given to all, who would signify
their desire to live . Christian
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life-and nearly all rose to their
feet and in the afternoon meeting
many stood for the first time to
record their life and interest on
the side oftruth and righteousness.
Mr.. Rankin and Prof. Colburn
will continue the meetings for one
week more only, and no doubt
with increasing interest. Every
body finds a most cordial welcome
at the new Presbyterian church.
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ed 'e.io higher; mixed s6o@s.oo; good heavy
sso@97' rough heavy s55@7o; l:ght s.Gota s..
Cattle $500 steady.
omaha-sOoO hogs; $500 cattle.

Omaha-S,0O0 hogs; $500 cattle.
New York. There is much Significance to be
attached to the proposed Investment of SlS,OOO.-
600 new capital in the elevated eystem of the
Borough of Manhattan, which may be readily
taken as an explanation of the strength in
Manhattan Railway stock. The upward move
ment IN the tobacco stocks may be interpreted
as indicative of a satisfactory adjustment of the
managerial quarrels which are reported to have
been the principal course for the recent depres
sion in this stock. The recovery on gas is as
easily explained by the renewed hopes of file
passage of the ASTORIA gas bill in modified
form. The advance in the stocks of iron and
steel companies while it seems violated can
certainly not be criticised 10 view of these in
dustrics and the dividends already, OF soon to
be declared. The recent stir in rubber exeitcs
no surprise in view of the near approach of the
annual meeting, when it was predicted on good
authority it will be shown that the company
earned in its last year about 10 per cent on ;ts
common stock. The advance in g & NJ w
shares yesterday cannot fail TO carry bulhsh
sentiment in favor of OTHER similar roads.
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
As indicated in our New York letter today,
the settlement of domestic troubles caused to-
baccolto again start skyward and it closes to-
night at 2 90 breaking its own record
Sugar was also on the bulge as was O. & N, W
the latter gaining 1874 points over yesterday,
and closing with q net gain of II points, G.
NJ. u st. p, Q. r. l. & p. and all show good
games for the day.
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Big BugIe in Wheat.

Friday, March 81.
In the closing hour of the session wheat
shoots upward and closes with . gain Of ~
cents.
Wheat opened dull and listlcs. a lower than
yesterdays close, sold Gown to 6Sls where it
rcmsincd until noon when New York and st.
Louis began buying. Tho market became &C.
tive and when the closing gong sounded stood at
70A the highest point for the day.
Corn gained ss and oats K, pork 11al lard
~. ribs held their own closing at last nights
figures.
OF INTEREST TO SPECULATORS.
Forecast for Illinois,. Missouri, Minnesota
Iowa and the Dakotas: Partly cloudy tonight;
Saturday, possible showers.
Bartlett, Frazier fiji Co.. report cargo of new
corn sold in Liverpool yesterday at 3Gl4 which
10 two over the next quotation.
Private advices report continental situation
steady weather unfavorsblc
Chicago-Hogs $1,000, opened slow steady to
shade lower. Mixed and butchers 800 to
3.s5. Cattle 1000.
south OmRha-dOgs oUUV, cattle.
Calls on May wheat sold from Is to 72lss,
closing 721s@4. Puts 69A to Il closing G9lyl
Calls on May corn sold 351s936 to "a closing
&c. Puts sold 353s to 3s@L closing 35la@st.
Northwestern points got S9s cars wheat today
against 8aa5 same day last gear.
Chicago got AZ cars wheat, los cars corn and
143 cars oats and expects 40 ca1s wheat, 12s
cars corn and $50 oats.
New York, March "a, lS99.-It is encouraging
to make continued disposition towards in.
creased activity in the standard railroad lis,
The money pressure of the last week or two ha,
weedcd out many weak holders of industria
stocks, A temporary pause in the induatria
of speculation will not in anywise be hurtfu
to properties Of merit.
The recent abrupt advances in Q. are sug
gestive of our selling of this character in thi,
stock. The truth in these instances cannot bs
fully determined until some buying order
either for investment or speculation appears in
the market. II is common expectation that thu
February statements of tho principal railroad
which will be coming 10 hand in few day
will show more or less heavy declines in mel
earnings. st. Paul earnings continue to breal
the record and they indicate great growth il
westbound through and local traffic ON the line,
in the far western country.
New York, March "a, 1SS9-"While the gen
cral market 10 apt to seesaw yet stocks maybl
purchased after tho equinotical period with
safety. They are apt to do much better neg
month especially b.. Fac, Mspbsttsu spd
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
Beats the K.londike.

Mr. A q Thomas, of Marysville, Tex,
has found more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the Klon-
dixie. For years he suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages; and was absolutely
cured by DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold is of little value in
comparison with the marvellous cure;
would have it, even if it cost q hundred
dollars bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Trial
bottles free at s s Elliott's drug store
Regular size so cts. and $1OO. Guar.
snteed to cure or price refunded.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
FURRY IN WHEAT
Wheat Advances Two Cents
but loses all but !; Corn
gains a i; Pork q;
Lard and Ribs
Firm.
Saturday, March Is.

1N~0VNAA0y3 AdICu AOs
May wheat opened G92s@7s and began an
ascent which IL kept up without interruption
until the price touched 72ls where heavy realiz-
ing and selling against weekly calls broke the
price and it came down like rocket to 70lS
closing at T0Ssss.
Corn and oats were strong with wheat pro-
visions strong and active.
Total clearances wheat and flour Atlantic
ports: 2bS,000; corn 623, COO.
OF INTEREST TO SPECTATORS.
Candy bought 100000 blu. wheat presumably
for 1t. Louis.
World shipments, wheat estimated 1000, 900
st. Louis aud New York were best buvers Of
wheat.
Chicago-Weathcr map shows .omewhat
lower Temperature north with snow flurries II
is thawing in the winter wheat states with rains
in Iowa, Indiana and part of Ohio. There are
heavy rains throughout California.
Toledo reports inches snow this a. m.
Letters from Ohio say wheat prospect never
better.
Brsdstreet's exports, wheat and flour for
week. 3,74C,7Gl, last week a,S9bOOO, last wear
l,74S 900.
Liverpool closing cable: Wheat s4Ge7sd
higher, corn firm % to Id higher.
Chicago, March rs, lS99.-Hegs $1,000. steady.
mixed and butchers 3,55@S5; good heavy 3.75
$50; rough heavy s.5o@65; light s.55@so.
Cattle 1000, steady, sheep steady.
South Omaha-sO0o hogs; 500 cattle.
Estimated hogs receipts at Chicago for next
week 10000 head.
WALL STREET GossIr.
Markets today were very dull but altogether
firm, most of tho shares showing slight net
gain. Shorts on sugar we're covering today re.
'ulting In gain of half point in this sky
rocket. Tobacco also gained "a of a point 9,
B. & @. u. O. NJ. st. P. %O.h, 1. & p. i,
N. P. pfd 81.
Traders say-Thcre is disposition to advance
cheaper stocks that were not put up with recent
bulge. LID N Pacifcs, Atchison and all low
priced stocks should be bought.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
Free Pills.


Send your address to H E Bucklen
b Co., Chicago, and get q free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action andar
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. Fol
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
very deletrious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
hy their action, but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invig.
crate the system. Regular size csc pc,
box. Sold by S s Elliott, Druggist.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Jack Finucane was sent to Chad.
ron yesterday to take the forman-
ship of the boiler shop in that
city. He is q first class man and
the people Of Chadron will find
him such.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
IlLlMo.s CENTRAL r. r.
Honaeseekers'
EXCURSIONS
March, April and May.
SOUTH! i TsS r !i1in 9an cs tne

March, April and May.
SOUTH! t nsS Win .i11n 9un ct the
Homeseekers' Excursions to certain
points in the south on the Yazoo &
Mississippi Valley railroads from all
stations on the Illinois Central west of
and including Alden, and from points
on the Lyle and Cedar Rapids branch
es on N7arch 10th, April 3rd
and 18TH, and MAY list and
5th, and from all points east of and
including Williams one day later
than the dates named.
The new Southern IIomeseekers'
Guide describes in detail the agricul-
tural advantages, the soil and pro-
ducts at all points south of the Ohio
River OIL the lines of the above men,
toned roads. For copy address tie
undersigned.
For information concerning railroad
lands in the fertile lazoo Valley of
Mississippi address L. z. Skene, Laud
Commissioner l. c. r.. r.. at Chicago.
|WEST! e as%sss tleSsts M MH
also % sulu from stations in Iowa east
of and including Cedar Falls, and from
points on the Lyle and Cedar Rapids
branches March Fl st, April 9th
and "a, and Mayed and 10th
TO points On the Illinois Central RAN
road to which the one way rate is $500
or over IN South Dakota, Minnesota,
and in Iowa to points west OF Ackley
inclusive, except points west of Le-
Mars.
Homeseekers Excursions to Points on
Other Lines of Railroads
The Illinois Central will also sell on
the first aud third Tuesdays in Marcn,
April and May, Homeseeker's Excur-
sions Tickets to points on foreign lines
of railroads in many of the western,
southwestern and southern states. For
rates, routes, etc., inquire of your
nearest Illinois Central Ticket Agent:
All Home Seekers Excursions Tick
ats are sold at "a rate of
ONE l;, FARE AZ I PLUS s., So 81 {. oo,
days for return.
| j. +. MERRY.
A. G. T.. A. III. Cent. r.. II.
mis- Dubuque, Iowa.
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Book Binding.

Any persons having books, maya
zines, or papers that they wish to have
bound. or any books that need rebind-
ing, cab have their work done reason
able by leaving their order at The
TIMES Office. tt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

John Armstrong, of the Amer.
lean Express, is takinga few days
10y of ON account of sickness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

In the April McClure's, Captain. Ma
han will conclude his valuable SERIES
Of articles on 1.-THE War on the Sea and
Its Lessons" with paper treating es.
pecially of "the guard set over Cervera
and the watch kept on Camara"-a
double duty that the navy, with very
insufficient means, achieved in the
most billisnt and triumphant manner.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

supt. Fowler, of the Blair pub.
lie schools, was in the city today
the guest of Supt. A. B. Warner.
Blair contemplates the construc-
ton Of a new school building in
the near future, which Will favor.
ably compare with the new govern
ment building to be constructed
there.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

J W Steen has resumed his old
position as day clerk at the Mil
ler hotel.
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Items From the Missouri Val
ley Times of March 20,
1879.

1879.
The farmers are sowing their spring
wheat.
Frank Marsh is building a dwelling
on upper Erie street
John p. Lahman is in Chicago or
business.
F. e. Hills, of the S e. ~ T.. will soor
commence the erection of fine dwell.
ling house in this city.
L. M. Kellogg has failed to swear il
as councilman, therefore another towr
election will be held.
Ben Moore. of Dunlap, came to thu
Valley last Tuesday for days duel
hunt.
Rube Palmer has just completed {
new express wagon for Logan parties
The people of this section have re
sorted to the old style stage coach
mode of transportation between herr
and Council Bluffs. The railroad com
pany demanded zoo high price fol
hauling the goods.
Born,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ransom, las
Monday, roy.
Married,
at the brides residence in This city
Thursday evening March 20, II. Rain
bow to Miss Josie Byres.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Miss Ella withrow, of Logan,
spent Sunday in the Valley the
guest Of Miss Anna Berry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Mira. George Childers is in On
aha today visiting her daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Mrs. j. Chapman, of Clinton,
was in the city yesterday visiting
her son, Lee Chapman.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

J Heron for the past few
months day CLERK at the Miller
hotel, has resigned his position.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

Dave Walling was called to
Greenwood. Neb., yesterday. by
the death Of his father.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30

W. A. Crane, Of Waterloo, Neb.,
10 in the Valley visiting his par
ents Mr. and Mrs John Crane.