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MUTUAL WORK.

our Mutual Improvement nssOoia-
tlons are doing a good work and II ls
10 be hoped that the young In this
part OF Zion win be alive ana energetic
80 that success may crown our efforts.
The vibrations Of the earth were felt
quite perceptlbly here yesterday morn
Ing at about o'clock. The windows
began rafting. the clocks stopped aud
buildings shook ana trembled and not
a fcM Mnre frlghinnnh.
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to MANILA detailing the achieve
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Postage prepaid.
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Charles Crawford. highly respected
citizen living near Woodruff, was at
tackled with severe pain In his left
hand ON the night OF Dee 6;h' the
pain was iuterSe from the beginning
and In thlrty-siN hours MIR. Crawford
passed away. The case was pronounced
blood poison, although no cause was
known. The sufferer himself had no
hopes OF his recovery. Funeral services
were held In Woodruff on Monday, the
18th inst
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SorioE or ASSESSMENT.
Principal place Of business, salt Lake city.
Utah Mines situated AZ Lake sdo
Mining District ruoele County.
l|tth

NOTICE Is hereby glvon that at o moOting
~ the Directors ~ tho bonneville Mining
Company, held December z isai, AZ SAT- Lake
city. m assessment OF unc-half cent per
shurc was levied On the capital stock ~ said
company, payable Immediately 20 the ~ocro-
tnry OF the company at los T., End south ST..
suit Lake CITY, ltah, Any stock Ou which
this assessment may rcinaiu unpaid on tho
10th uf Jnnuury, lg.N VIII be delinquent and
advertised for sale At public auction, and I'M
February ., 1909, IA pay the delinquent asscss-
ment, together with cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale.
II. GREEN. SECRETARY.
No, los East End south ST., salt Lake City
Dated December v, isD1.
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Holiday remlnders-A box OF Goth
Century Chocolates for the ladies. n
DOH FOR the little girl and n steam en-
gino for the boy-kolits the place TO get
them
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ON no MANILA. 20 GENTS.

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SANDY.
sad Death OF Carl August Erickson-
Editors Attempt Mt Suicide.

Spcclul correspondence.
Sandy. salt Lake County. Dec IS
Carl August Erickson, brother Of our
well known former townsman. John y.
Erickson. died at o'clock Saturday
evening after an alllng OF some elgh-
teen months. with cancer, which ter
minated fatally us stated. Funeral
services viii be held In the Sandy
ward house on Tuesday, December 18th,
at 70, m,
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The Latest wrinkle
In RailrOading

Is he buffot-smoking-llh ear The
burlington has rcvcn such cars. Won
dcrfully comfortable they are. They
have easy chairs. sofas. writing desks.
card-tablcs. o wcll-stockcd bu.fct. the
illustrated wccklles. the popular month";
llcs-ail the conveniences au1 comforts
OF O. weil-nppolutcd club.
The Chicago Special. leaving Denver
at 1850 y. IN. Tor Omaha, Chicago. Knn-
sas CITY, and st. Louis. has SLEEPING.
dining, ana reciinlng-ehar GAYS Ms we'll
rs library ear. The Nontihliel Flyer,
leaving az 1880 =. M, ls equally we'll
equipped, except that Il has no library
car
r. the wlaost Of all wisdom The quick
est way 10 make weak slomachs strong.
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SorrcE 10 onrpirons.


Creditors viii present claims with vouch-
crs 10 tho undersigned ut q, NJ Niglsrn's Inv
Office. Constitution hiorh, on or before tho
nth day Of Atrli. a u. ipQN
ANSA EniCksON.
AdminlstrntriN uf tho Estate OF Peter
Matthlnsnu, deceased. .
Date OF first publication. December II,
A
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MONTPELIER.
Deaths from Measles and DiphtherIa -
Holiday esti titles.
Special Correspondence,

Special correspondence.
Montpelier, Idaho, Dec, 15,-wintor
Is here, We have about four inches
of snow and NJ this writing Il ~ still
falling The wheeled vehicles are being
sheltered and the bobs are ushored out
for the winter work. The farmers are
preparing for ana have already begun
their canyon work. We are Informed
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on 10 MAs,LA. 40 cgsrs.

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts OF the Utah batteries IN tho
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid,
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Tickets given each purchaser en-
tltlinE them To chances for Ten Grand
Prizes. Peoples Cash Store.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOIIILs.

Consult County Clerk or tho BesDec.
tive SiRncrs for Further
Information.
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The petition ~ Horace q, Whitney. Admin-
deceased. praying for the settlement Of nnni
account II said Horace q. whitney, adfnls-
traitor aud Tor the dlstrlhutlOn ~ tho
residue ~ said estate % the person. un-
Titled, has bcuu set for hearing on sat
ufdny, the gIrd day ~ December \. ~ is1 No
nign O'clock q. M. at the county Court iipnt'.
IN the Court Rom ~ said Court, In salt Lake
city. rnlt Lake County. ttlh.
Witness the clerk " ~nld Court with the
seal thereof aiiNcd this nth day OF
December \. -. isql,
fscnn DAVID n DUNBAR. Clerk.
By ALBERT ]. SCARE Deputy Clcrk.
Ferguson 8 Cannon. ATTORNEYS,
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at your own price at Young Bros Co.
Drop In and see them, u useful present
for Xmas.
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RIO oRAMDe WESTERN RY.

AnitivIs
nun South and East. i0,i5 a. M. 100 D. m.
trd 1000 y. IN.
LEAVES
ttQp. m.
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No1tcI.

In the district Court. Probate Division, In
and for salt Lake County. state u Utah.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
AItitfyrs

AnitivtS
non North and Northwest. : n. M. 5i.J D. IN.
=, t;5 D. m.
iion South. 500 H. M. 1850 u. M. 4. u D. NJ.
'iVp IN. and DidOp.m IN.
LEAVES
Iei North and Northwest. Sis n. M, iiii5a.
= ms loieop. M.
iasoaih, 800 Q, m, 500 u. M. $500 .. M, 5iaJ
p.m' and 6i5 y. m.
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EDEN.
Bcautifoi Autum aud Merry winter
School Closed for Measles.

Special Correspondence.
Eden. Weber Co., Dec. live have
had n very pleasant autumn and the
tlllers OF the soil rejoice because Of the
amount OF work accomplished before
winter set In: but II has now made Its
appearance and the beautiful white has
covered the ground 10 the extent OF six
inches, and sleigh bells give merry mu-
sic on the cold frosty air.
our public schools have been suspend
ed for the time being, measles having
made their appearance and quite n
number OF the Juveniles are confined
to their beds, but ms yet no deaths have
occurred
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court In and for tho Fifth
Precinct, salt Lake city, salt Lake
County, state of Utah.
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PETERSON.

Christmas goods In great variety at
Eolltz Holiday Hazar
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The STATE OF Utah to tho aid Isaac Trumbo.

The State OF Utah to tho aid Isaac Trumbo.
defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 appear he-
fore the above entitled court within i've days
AGAINST you 10 recover tho pussus-
SION OF the premises known as No. is Eust FIRST
south street, salt Lake oily, Utah. nfty-hN
dollars rent dur, and the costs uf this action,
aud Ia case ~ your failure TO do 50 judge
mont will be- rendered against you according
TO the demand ~ tho complaint
Given under my hand this pth day Of DO
cember ispl
ALEXANDRA McMAsrER.
Justice VI the peace
u. H. Wolis Attorney,
Date OF the tlrst publication December nth
IsnL
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WOODRUFF.
sfiss'onary Send on o. sad and Peculiar
Death Of Charlie. Crawford.

special correspondence.
Woodrun. Rich CO., DC. ia
farewell party WIS given Nov. 30. as a
benefit Tor Elder John d. Bryaon. who
Will lnlor In tho Northern States mis-
SION. About $50 Aas given by his many
friends
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i,irAItr

DIsfAItIs
For Ogden, Omaha, Clieasr, Denver,
Kansas city, A.. Louis, carhs Valley
and Intermediate points,. o.. ......... 100 a. M
For 1intc, Merrur and intermediate
lilNtHf sf aaaHsaa .s.aFsaass ~ ~ IA
nil.. ..... ,............',...-....'... 7oa m.
For Ogden, lutte. Helena. Portland and
intermediate pnlntss.. .....s....,..., pt5 a. M.
For Ogden. Omahs, ChignRn, Denver.
Kansas CITY, 80 Lnni- aud San frtn.
CISCO .. ...... ,... ,...........-~iii5 q. m.
si1r rfovn, sanp"ts, Milford and inter.
mediate palut......,. d. =. $50 ,. IN.
iuf ogden. bsnref, kansas CITY, OMAN.
50 Lou, and chlea .o-......' -. $50 p. m.
For ogden, butte, iie.ena, san rranrscB
aud intermediate pnlntl...............,. SIS q M.
srfnins south n iuab do NJ run sunday.
fIhily except sunday.
CRY TICKET OFFICE, Masonic block. 40. io0
W'si Second sorih street.
s. " ECCLEs. mr.. HURLEY
Con. Tranc Manager. den. 4. aud 4 A
" u. BANCROFT.
Nicorfcsiient and General Manager
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See Bargain Tnblcs outside from 10 to
. each day this week. Peoples Cash
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the Great American Classic.
WASHINGTON.
or the Drama of tho Ilcvoution, by Col
Ethan A ilpu.


4 true hl.t1ry Of tho American iiovointion
from the nuston massacre 90 Mashlurtony
Inauguration Ms President ~ the United
State. Two uaris. ave acts each. Timely
Illustrated By iIFNuy kuArlNLn
This noble Epic should DO l.. tho hand. OF
every youth In our land
In most generous spirit. Col, Ethan Allen
has placed az the disposal OF the Young icD-
plu-' Auxiliary ~ the George Washlnrtnn
Memorial As.ncintlon. TWENTY .THOu..
sNND NOLrMfs Of TUE DRAMA OF
TilE REVOLUTION" The profits 81 sale
a. the regular price ~ two dollars Will ar-
cruo to the objects ~ dcnr 20 the association
aud ~ appropriate during the centennial
year OF Washingtnn's death. the erection OF
memorial huilhinE In Washington u. g., 10
commemorate Ucoryu Nashlngtnn'e dnvotion
o. % university Of the United states. for
vhicii he loft twenty-five thousand dollars Ia
his will.
Two volumes In ono sloo post paid. scnd
Miss HELEN IA DfTE POTTER.
~ ". i1th street. New YORK.
ninTCron or NOrsG prOrtrs' AUXILIARY.
George Washington Memorial Association.
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b. II. WATSON, General Ascent Sail,
Lake city.
II. +. NEsLEN. Trav Pass & freight,
Agent
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

Annivrs
'on West 6,i5a. M. i..i5 D. IN. .6i9o p IN.
LEAVES
:" west sii0a. M. 1850 y. m, $40 y. IN.
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In the matter " the Estate Of Mary q
whitney. Deceased.
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Bring the children to see the beauti-
full toys ut Kolitz Bazaar.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND
NORTH WESTERN LINE

NO change of cars. Faster than
any other route. "The Overland
Limhed," equipped with Palace
Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars,
meals "a Ia carte" leai'es Salt
Lake at ZOO opery morning. This
train has Buffet Smoking ana Library
Cars (wih barber and Free Reclining
Chair Cars. The atlantic Express
icares san Lake every evening at
6.fOP. m. For tickets and reScrpa-
tons apply 20 ticket agents, or adj
dress c. a. Walker, Gen. agent Chi
cago . th.IcsierR R'y, POO S.
Main ST., SAT- Lake City.
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Elegant Xmas candlca nj Kollta.
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M.s"S' r~~fTTN1sSil7.s:'slfIi
Ar xf1ug III ~ ~ Ihk-xH-
OREGON short Line R0IfO0d.
TiME GARD ~ TFFrcr ocTouEn Is, is1l

1IME GARD ~ TFFICr OCTOBEn IS, 100
ARHINi.
Prom ogden. Chicago. Omsha. st. louis,
Kansns CITY and nenver. 800 a m.
Prom Ogden, Portland. Spokane, Butte,
Helena and san Francscna............. 9oI a. IN.
sfrom Milford, sar pete, Provo, inter
mediate points 10 a. m.
Prom Ogden, Chicasu, ~. Louis. knnsas
city 0inaha. Denver and San Francisco 800 p. N.
tfrum uarneid Beach, rouele aud Ter
mlne.. .,....,;.. ~. ...e......,,,... 900 p, IN.
ifofn Tintlc, Mercur aud intermediate
points ..... ......'...~.....~..,... $50 p. m.
From Preston. L0ean. brigham. OGDEN
ard n,enneiaic raini....-'.'........ cop ~.
IIum Oslnn, butte. san Francisco aud
intern odiiie poinis ................... 100 D No.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
River Record.

Nonpareil, April 22.-The high water
OF the Missouri river is doing consider
able damage in this vicinity, but the
indications last evening were that the
rise for the present was pretty nearly
at It's highest The report Yesterday
morning showed that the water was
sun more than half foot below the
highest point reached on the Union
faciiic bridge two years ago. The pre-
dlctlon of the government service was.
tnat the rise would continue undated
at the rate of about eight inches evcrv
twenty -four hours until tomorrow. but
there was decline during the interval
from yesterday morning till last night
and the indications were that the water
might recede considerable during the
night. AT the point several miles
above the city, where the river and the
bluff come so close together, about 400
feet of the Illinois Central dumn
made by Contractor McShane. has been
washed out and the wave wash prom
lsed to make further inroads on the
embankment during the night The
government rlprapping in this vicinity
has been greatly damaged and had il
not been for the riprapping done by
the Central during the winter great
damage would have been done to its
dump. The high water has stopped
work along the greater part of the line
Tor several miles north of the city.
Down west OF Manawa they are out
In boats. The people have had to
move out of the way of the back water
and betake themselves and their flocks
to higher ground.
A dozen families in East Omaha
We're driven out yesterday. The stream
that broke through from Florence
lake to Cut Off lake Thursday night
is now fifty feet wide and several feet
deep and is tearing away great banks
of earth.
Engineers have it figured out that a
rise of three-tenths of foot at Sioux
City means a stationary level here.
While similar rise at Fort Pierre
would indicate a fall at this point.
. AT Sioux City the flood is worse than
1T has been heretofore. The govern
ment gauge there shows the water to
be nineteen feet above the low water
mark, which Brings it up to the
danger line
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Dunlap Herald: They are we'll
known travelling men who make Dun
lap regularly. Though representing
different houses, they have. been bosom
friends, and have chummed together
whenever fortune threw them into the
same town over night. The relations
are little strained since Monday, how
ever, and it came about like this. Mon
day night the travelling men had to
stop over at Missouri Valley, and
after arriving at the depot hotel found
every room in the house occupied. But
the landlord, in the kindness of spirit
arranged to accommodate them, and
the lady cashier very graciOusly con-
sented to occupy other quarters than
her own, and turned the charming bed
room over to the travelling men. No ]
shortly afterwards retired to his (her)
room, and taking an inventory of the
room found wearing apparel of the
tender sex in endless quantity. A hap
J ny thought struck him, and he donned
suit Of the cashiers clothes. rang up
he bell bov, sent word for his friend
! 10 come up Immediately, turned down
the light and waited developments
! When NO2 was told lady wanted
ITO see him in No blank he nearly tore
his shoe soles off in getting there, and
it, is said pen cannot portray the man
ner in which he sought to engraft him
self into the good graces of the Gladly. -
But why prolong the agony? No of
course could not restrain the laughter
that welled up within him, and the
cat was ont of the bag. The curtain
will be drawn on the scene after 1t is
STATED .na t no. 1os swore :. IN ch al the
and made threats that would mean
much If made in Missouri. H"w"--
they both insrs"". 10
| o w.t. no lauoh over IN,
r uhan hern Tnoadav
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain, Piaintield, ILL.,,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim of con-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton; she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use and
after taking six bottles, found herself
sound and we'll; now does her own
housewolk, and is as she ever was
Free trial bottles of this Great Dis
covery at s s Elliott's drug store
Large bottles SO cents and $l.OO.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.
Honneseekers'
EXCURSIONS

March, April and May.
SOUTH! t TaS WIN silln1 qnn ce tbe
Ilomeseekers' 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 March Goth, April 3rd
and 18th, and May list and.
9Th, and from all points east of and
including Williams one day later
than the dates named.
The new Southern IIomcseekers'
Guide describes in detail the agricul-
tural advantages, the soil and pro-
ducts at all points south of the Ohio
River on the lines of the, above men
toned roads. For copy address the
undersigned.
For information concerning railroad
lands in the fertile Yazoo Valley of
Mississippi address L. z. skene, Land
Commissioner l. G. r.. II. at Chicago.
WEST! e M9msss s,ssst, M MlIl
also be sold from stations in Iowa east
of and including Cedar Falls, and from
points on the Lyle and Cedar Rapids
branches March 2lst, April 4th
and Q 8, and Mayed and 10Th
to points on the ILLINOIS Central Ran
road to which the one way ratels $500
or over in South Dakota, Minnesota,
and in Iowa to points west OF Ackley
inclusive, except points west of LIE.
Mars.
Homeseekers' Excursions to Points on
Other Lines of Railroads.
The Illinois Central will also sell on
the first and third Tuesdays in March,
April and May, Homeseeker's Excur-
slons Tickets to points OH 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
cts are sold at a rate of
ONE FARE, PLUS So 90,
for round trip. Tickets limited to ri
days for return.
j. r. MERRY.
A. G. T.. A. Ill. Cent. II. r..
MO Dubuque, Iowa
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Items From The Times o.
April 90, 1870.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment at
Baths hall, Friday evening. Admis.
sion Soc.
H G Harshbarger has been appointed
Deputy u. s. marshal to take the cen.
sus of Harrison county.
The trustees Of the NJ. u. church will
hold meeting at j. r. Zuver's office
Saturday evening.
Bump & Smith have just got in an
invoice of ingram carpets.
Snow & Tabor are selling salt al
SO so per barrel Calico 1915 cents pei
yard, flour SO so per 100 ID and bleach
ed muslin Is cents per yard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

Lillian Rebekah Lodge met in usual
session last Saturday night, and as
usual q profitable and enjoyable time
was had. Applications for new men,
bership were received. The lodge is
still continuing to grow. Plans were
made by which the Kebekahs will help
the Odd Fellows in entertaining Blair
lodge, who meet with us on the even.
ing of April 20, to help celebrate the
8Osh anniversary of Odd Fellowship
in America, and you may be sure a
good time will be had--.as Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows are sure to have that
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

Dunlap Reporter: Dunlap is prom
ised better telephone service in the
future than we have had in the past
OF course the promise will not be made
good until put to test. In the past the
system has been worse than none at
all, except at intervals of a few days
while the repairer and wire man was
in town. 1t has caused more cuss
words than all the kicking cows in
town. But we are glad to state for the
benefit of the patrons of the system
that an effort is being made to avert
aggravatlon in the future, so far as
the working of the line
is concerned F. H. Whitaker, of
Topeka, Kansas, telephone expert, was
in the city the first of the week and
made some needed improvements in
the system The Reporter phone now
works better than for six months and
we have every reason to believe that
we are to be afforded the privileges
and conveniences of a good system in
the future Now use your phone.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

We went to the brick yard yesterday
morning to see the new brick machine
which VanScoy brothers have put in
operation. It is capable of producing
10000 brick day we were informed,
and it seems to do the work we'll Lo-
gan is going to be q good market place
for all kinds of building materials in
the future and VanScoys are getting
ready to furnish all the brick that will
be Observation-Disclosures.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

w. S. Cooper, of Council Bluffs, adj
jus,er of the American Central Insur.
ance Co., and Mr.. Freeman, of Omaha,
adjuster of the Milwaukee Mechanics
Insurance Co. are in the Valley today
adjusting the loss on the b. j. Moore
resiflance
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The Council Bluffs Firemen
Will be Here.

q. ID. Department, Omaha Bee: The
Veteran Firemen's association held its
annual meeting last night at Rescue
engine house and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presidents
John Madden; first vice president, Gus
Bergman; second vice president, q. w.
Mitchell; treasurer, j. w. Peregoy;
secretary, Charles Nicholson; board of
managers, j. W. Bates, John Baughn,
Phil Moomaw, j. f. Walters, John
McGill and j. A. Spaulding. 1t was
decided that the association should at
tend the state tournament, to he held
at Missouri Valley, June 20 to 90.