Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

VIZ Llduh ETlellu, MTS InOrnDury
and Miss Olive Henderson have the
same positions they had last year.
Mr. Lum Bond and family left Tues
day for Oklahoma. They will visit rel
atives in Kansas on the way down.
Mack Fouts has charge of the section
on the North Western at present.
Howard Wilkins was an over Sunday
visitor.
A Dreamer from Loveland.
How Sugar Prices Have Adj
vance in Ia Weeks.
May ~ $500 per 100 lbs
May % $50 per l0Olbs
May rs $40 per 100 lbs
May 81 $50 per 100 lbs
June | $50 per 100 lbs
June 26 SIS per 100 lbs
July 3 $50 per lO0lbs
July 9 600 per lOOlbs
Aug. 30 6.l5 per 100 lbs
How much has the price of la
Dor advanced during this time?
The new houses that are going up in
Logan seem to act as an inspiration to
the young men and we hear of some
weddings likely to occur in the future.
Logan is the place TO locate and the
boys all have easy times in persuading
the young ladies to come here.-Ob-
server.
| Formosa produces by far the great
est quantity of camphor. The annual
output amounts to between six million
and seven million pounds, while the
Japanese annual production is about
three hundred thousand, and that of
China two hundred and twenty thous-
and pounds.
A foot boil team was organized in
the high school Tuesday. and the boys
are now putting in some hard work
practicing. Quite number of last
years players are again members of
The team this year, and with their new
men will make good, strong line up,
and furnish interesting games. We
understand that the boys are going to
try to raise about $3.50 to pay for the
services of a coach.-Twiner.
Letter list for the week ending
September Sc ten ger J 10 9. 1890: yrrv A,,.n
Anne Berry. Nellie Campbell.
Q Chambers. Mary Christman (2)
T. l. Frv. i j Haskinson.
ellen Kennedy. Harry Y Rugh.
Muna SHELTON. Maude Sales.
WIS Winter.
Parties calling for any of the above
W II please say advertised and give
date of publication. d. ALBUM,
Postmaster.
We have heard it said so often that
the local diapers of small towns are no
good, saying that if you want The news
take city paper. In answer to this
we will say that the city paper is all
| eight for information regarding mat
tser in the outside world, the local pa
per is the one that advertises your
business, your schools, your churches,
your societies, that sympathiZes with
you in your sorrows, and rejoices with
you in Your prosperity. In short, it
is the local paper and not the big city
daily that mentions the many num-
erous items in which you are interest
ed during the year.-West Bend Jour-
nal.
Harry Coulthard last years
captain of our Normal foot ball
team, is now attending the State
University, and we see it stated
that be will probably be taken on
to the University champion team
as one of this years players. He
is good one. Woodbine lorna
has furnished the University with
J several exceptionally strong play
ers in the past Woodbine Chron-
J icle,
Our old friend, Troy Stamper'
of Morgan township, Harrison
county, has been nominated by
the fusionists for county Clerk on
account of the former nominee, G
FL Gibson, of Little Sioux, resign
} ing. Should Mr. Stamper be elect
ed we can vouch for his ability in
faithfully attending to the duties
. of his office. Moorhead Eye.
Census reports lead inevitably
to the conclusion that the phrases
. will have to be recognized. It
will hereafter be the"hustling,
growing east, and the "conserva-
tive, slow-growing west Sioux
City Tribune.
An Exchange man says" When
i i'll Paris it is not necessary that
h you should act like Parasite"
Although Vermont is about one
J fifth the size of Iowa, they have
q about twice as many members of