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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18
East Charleston.

George {. Lang OF Barton visited his
father George W. Lang last week.
Ed. Batchclder has moved from g..
". Lang's farm ON to the Bruce farm at
Echo Pond.
A new boy baby at Dan Hopkins.
Mrs. Jeanette Dolof has returned
from Barton, where she has been spend
ing the winter and gone to care for Mrs.
+. b. Lang and baby. Mrs. Lang'S
many friends will he pleased to learn she
is on the gain.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
John Buck was buried ON Tuesday.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Hand died of pneumonia last week Fri
day,
Roy Cheney Of West Derby was the
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +
Cheney the first of this week.
Mrs G.. 5. Copp's mother Mrs. n \
Beach, her sister Miss Lin. and her little
niece Elsie of Georgeville, p. G., spent
several days with her this week.
During the heavy storm last Tuesday
afternoon lightning struck Daniel Shed
ricks barn and it WAS burned, with it
contents, including 80 barrels charcoal
hay, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18

. Col. Porter II. nale &, Do, speaker al
bradford Memorial pay. >alf--'. .Th,
! Tu" >ialur>~
N. u. Davis O., al-u' ',,,,mu-r-. ili,
erection "i larg,. brick ,-uemrn ,u,,
uu ilr. lni west ct hi, STORE.
The pay car ma,l,. it, monthly visit
ben. Monday aud di>hur>,-d a large sum
among the railroad employees.
Dr. II. T.. Sargent &, suffering from
au attack Of iuilanmaiory rheumatism
and has h.ru confined 10 the house since
last week Wednesday. lie is attended
by DIR. Trcuholmc. OF Coaticuok, que.
There was given at the opera hall last
Tuesday evening a musicale which gave
great pleasure TO many OF our people. rs-
pecially the singing OF Mr.. Gallagher
and the playing OF Prof. Martrl. The
selections hy Sail-ir'S Orchestra also
gave great pleasure. oar citizens ARE
indebted 10 Mr. Mayoou for delight
im evenings entertainment. and they
will hr glad Ia learn that be- viii give
another Friday evening" at which Mrs.
Gertrude Davis, New IIamp>hirc's tai
ru,rd pianist will assist. and To which
..t...t.,. LII. o. st.t.ft...I ...t,..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18

WANTEp-To find Il case of scrofula,
eczema, salt rheum, piles open sores,
chatting, chapped hands or lips that Lady
Poor's Ointment will not cure. Money
refunded if cures are not the result Of
its use. Prices % cents. If your drug
cist does not have it, write James W.
Foster Co., Bath, n. H., and get pack.
age by mail. Stamps taken. For sale
bv J. W. Thurston, island Pond, Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18
Personal and OtherN Use.

Copies %, this weeks IIuGAIr ,m hr
had at IHW>toa 5 drag store.
l.. W Fmmrr who has hr.a ,p~udju-
Tia" winter IL North Carolina ruu"a
nom" last Friday very much improved
10y his >"I"um south
Pomnroy ha, hosiery ITO barn" at low
prices.
en-. I'nlmtb, ,raiu Ji,ratrh,r. rr,ur
ed from tn" >aujtuimu at Battle Creek.
Mich. last Friday greatly benefited by
hi, month, stay in that celebrated IN
Ntin'I"1, and is a5a'" lat jh" key
AGENTS WANTED.
We want a live, energetic man or
womau torrprr>out us, at once, in your
territory Most liberal commission t"
IN" right person. Advancement rapid
"o"d references rrIoTcd' lh"~" wish
n1 to h"tterth"m>"INc~, address
"farj"r}. Cor. Perkins \ Union SIS"
-'N''"' ''''o'
/ l."e .. Drew 81 Norton spent Sunday
IN town.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR IS CENTS
4 VIII" p''"' ; "I'~> carriage RANT Frad\
~ ''.' ''''' > '''', 1t NY" 7''>>
-
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g. f. Adams amt "oS Stevens return
'''''''',' '''''' It >''' ~ ''''''''7 u !
u ''''''' '''"'''
am nov fully prepared to do al
Kinds OF house painting, kaJSoimnn9
paper hanging, etc" and solicit patronage
I. l." lEtEWEE.
Mrs. j, A. Boutwell, returned to lslan'
Pond last week. having spent srvrra
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18
TOWN TOPICS.

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much >''''''>'
Charles Prtrir las sold hi> huu>5- O,
John Perry. w huls. this dut.> uui loo
| ply that Charles and ms family arr s"
"'S 1" 'r'N' Islam" i"'d
/ Elmer Harmon. Who "a month a-.
severely >prainrd his ankle Will,
stepping from his engine. Is ah,r To hur
hle about the village "u crutche-.
The regular m.rfrn. ul Eu>, In.
camnurnt No. t. |. q. q. r.. Iur an,
current month occurs next Tur,,I,,
evening. \ full attendance Desired
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18
Canaan.

1t i, thought bv some that W. ma,
have warmer weather later.
quite severe hail storm passed over
thi, place last Monday, and for a time
the ground was white with ice.
Mr.. Cr..r widow of III. I,,. Charlie.
C,rr.nof This place. died At the home Of
her J,noh,.r Mrs l. GouId Friday
last after short illness. Funeral seryi-
,,, were held Sunday at her late resi-
drucr. Mrs Green was about 50 years
of age. and until her last illness was in
possession OF her mental and physical
powers t" Il remarkable degree. She
was person OF most "Ntlmahle charac'
ter sustained through long HE OF use,
| tuIneSS, IN rearing and caring Tor "A
large family. to whom she WAS com
! pletrly devoted, and lived to see a re,
ward in the results Of her labor, in the
anxious sohcltudc and care manifested
! oy her sons and daughters toward her in
/ her last days.
Mrs. Mary Andrews, long tim. resi-
dent of thi, vicinity. died last week
Thursday after brief illness, Mrs.
Andrews was about Is wears of are and
had lived long and respected life in
thi, yirinity.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18

Mr., and Mrs. Quincy ,n,don If III
mar. Mrs II, poL.r,. anvil .l+ll,..,.., -
Island pnol NJ, o,,l W.. v.n...,,
AmadOu and Bert AmadOu of NcN3r},
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bulprr and son
Of Burke We're called hn"r last week to
attend the funeral Of their father J. q.
Amadon.
Airs. VI. l.. Smith and Bernard Cam.
rion are ON the sick list,
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,'''''''''''
j. Is. Wallace Of East Concord and
Mr. Fisher of Miles Pond were guests at
ID. e. lioWard's last week Tuesday.
Mr.. Fisher purchased Mr.. lIoward'S span
OF bay horses.
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-05-18
East Haven.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Bliss of Cabot,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amadon OF Eden,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

nlaffafm aa ahi.h tIts usnsfsi unes
60. 900 haa hfli ihe laauilrs VI sai.
aiefahil anH riFir maunuesa Naleh
~ are 4iaa ia h1id ar aa easmpies ia
COS rniiiren fia $40 fsaati ~ fai.
lsnrl fof ahat ~ thauaht 81 ue f.ght
hr Wha staua un aa gatffuef ~ tats
stale ta maka tha aas shiua Eel
ampia a. 1ihaFa ha ahn Haa EFfai AL
soldier great a. aistesman and
Efsaissi a. an Amarlaan ritissn
have traselaa todaf eiih uenafal nae
iiiuss and uenefal murhnef osnefai
nufsnsr and 0snefai Hasiitasa aofa
tha graY "a ihs oanfederacE and Geo
nfsl Franh aiaal and 0eusfai nraKe
aufe ihs bias ef tht unian arwF Hhese
naen atre asaapcfata anti aamocfaH
aeanef to be anrihinH baf a asule. uaa
tn sac danaf.araiia paltF teu anasf iha
Contfol oi tkoss ana ia : o. tread tes
daih ana deYiaUN patha of ma6 ti4-
iencs asa ffaua "a hose sad nationai
4iahoaur abread
Mr nrFan h iiuuiauR5iY fosaafasd
o. ne uEhi 90 ffes 6sYsrnmrnt faf
a Iaaai bandh sa the other side sf
the eaFih ana Fsi ~ Bryce comes
dauu 90 heatuftE o. fhsmpian ths
partF nf fraud fs fhatnpion theaa aha
have diafnaHoaised the ma lurllY af ita
inhabitants af ihis piafe aud ahe have
seated gofsrHpf ai,o aas noe sie,ttl
Appiansal
Huh. msn uf hentuehF oh faf ths
mFn "a that state aha aant. Hn mauF
tens af thousands "a her snnt iu sHsr
tbo blua. f8 uanE ians "a tnpHaania
ia aeaf the HfaF ln tiia timra thHf
tfiad meas saaiH io fsu fnH a5fie
pf ksntuckY ahDm base n.laT
niuthtA a 300 Hhn hatf maia tte
namH af Fnuf Efrat Hu1 h.aHIiful
state a aIuuHrm af u.ufHHf Rud feaa.
lpiiuu { apiisai io ihH Fnans mfn sf
fhnaH nH HHf. tkH hl4e auI Ff.s boz
ibf pHmt 9f tte nfrat 1ef1a Aaue HF
ihf generation lthi n tha faa % iis
mauhn,i fluEht t1 nniah tna af0at
Ultn Har tha aaf ihat lfft ua "a united
naNHn tnHt tf uuf nos ntih4ut
staIn anbfal tu 500 aIua a r.uf d.
|ials HHil..fH 10000 uh.HN fHIh..a
proved fhfif Hlfh Z app.hl 60 500 a.
iRts ihH ifs1 in sfHIuH tbtl fbla uaiInn
nn ibu Threshold uf "a HnH teHtufF dt
r.affa ppra fpf au ia thH.fa.a af tha
pfintip'aH nf maHhiH1 tt. HII km.l
Man ls,iuu. inat ahrfa .b. Am.I
rau HaH has teDn ns.a.i DO. t.H.l BE-
ahHll nat ta hHaln1 dozen is a.a
huanf
Az It. IHs. of ins aHlte.s taiuD.l
iIuus.trIt .I.t. lei hnut Hf IhH auli
luuua DuulinF uith seaiina lap
iaNitE ut tsa tnnuHaHl ta rtaaH as
talsa aa thst atItb tau hua1 uhh.
aiiartufr an1 ahi.h bias uHaslsl
tnfsuHh 600 malH spa.rh
iuriuulua ibn speech iHnIHht NasEf.
upf hY.HFtsit baa aiIisaa.i nint au
di.urrs ln Kentucky sinln b a.Iatt
nten br au.t. ai itandtis.H
taHi.Ifua bU Hui irst uui.II t...b
lHa lrslHHtsn Ht us m h.U1aF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

eAer a Rowdy khfows
Al Ew Roosey Roasis
Democratic Party

astus -. Oa n iqeis
,. aahi SAW oasefaa hsssfeii
- th0.Ia.lt. ra0arIiae the HfNfara
Ea atas enh . Hfaettl nEftiHN AZ
~ 4nIil.rianl FhIa Was nafhni
.,t.H.iaa e. lha aleaiina aAeft4 et
ahaI hi,sea % msl maF nrfFe ~
.AnI4i .a41eH itla riiF AZ faai Niafa
~ ea.ntf aUNelrf ths HFff 'H1'4
.I1e tna4ai ara0 tln in tne state
lEeh in ntNafal pisces iha an1itaaaa
Aeea a1lhatt noeiaE Nfaen hsa
nafaa so raFsInuf aeiH 49, asfa
sRna ath nneI plaallia snsi anHl'
fr4slNa eaikefe1 81 th8 tIaip Nhsre
az maaNFra Hiaal Naa eItUtfl 90
aaI4laE him Nith tFnfesaiqna "a sos
AZ Biantsihiaan n aas dinerant
IHaah lha fauabilCana ha1 duue au ln
lHNlf poHaf 81 make the Candidates
alep thsIg a pitsaanf enc 20 Rsrner
MAJ a. NnfeHnpr mpunfF1 tha plat
farn. Nifb usatrsl nufsnFr an1 eftar
nIeHaiaFs ~ sia rafiF than an attruipt
WaA mAaa 81 break 10 enc mFefiua
MnEli toYe rarIied nf1an nannera in
a. oalaklfia ~ me rfoea. aud sulptr
noaf WaHoas ners 1liYen I'd faIl speed
1hFeslNh 49, ereNd rna atnam whistle
4e 3 mali riona 81 vas hloan tsDdiF
Ava q AAf hNnifaa una or mago
aAansnd huTrah a. nryan Whfa ths
Nogataef bs,usea o. apeak Aiih1aah he
haA = sffaptss ~ h'a thrasi ahioh had
oekaQtllea him io shoftsn al hia
e4ftiAf spseohsa durlna ihs dar the
Hpsefuef pfocesaqd t1 make eimaslf
haara u spite ~ the nnisa ~ tha
Nfoaa Above tte shrieh of me ateaa
wNieiie fan ihe aorda "a cali Boug 81.
leHiton % tha ailituds "a ~ nvan's
itiea1a on he suulert uf law and
al6efs
4hsa ~ waved hh hand % ths
NrnWa anA fantinse1
fIl a aaiural thai tha men uho
lTisd D. astrFs kfuia0 ~ 1f free bal
~ should 49, npfnrfi ia frr1 HuerU b.
al a agi faifaaIAnafF that meu Who
have siolen enc EpYsfuahlp and eho
sosk ~ oifsI 81 aaaln ahnuii nut iare
A. hfaf tht fFelh ~ hiatafF hni ah1iid
nafh l0 sag an American riiissn even
bafofa ~ hs4 uiied ona ona Hnfd nf
his opioi1nF ln 4 pa,iiiieal canirsfefsY
Thia bruunhl cheers and maFe inter
raQii0na aud fha governor uaa grged
a. naf fafihof rudapHrf bic lhfpHt but
a. pesluil 4 Substitute iD nnish ihe
prosfem ~ Folecied ihe susHeaiiDu.
hnafssf and snDhe zoe la.i q. miuHt.a
alloled ta hiIn ana eaH escorted tY thr
trails W q larse rFosd
"Iual a pui up iph in bFtah uu the
peeling nut : Eipaa : as haee 40
them
chairman narnttt ana he.roinN
Gaonbs uf fhe STATE ofnisal CHmmlilaa
talasfaphe1 noHa Df lha irnubiH 1
thla o'tY and ufNa1 thH focal f.puhli
enn ofasniastiona to rsduuhi' their'ef
fsris in shgNina Oufelurf ii.Dnsfsii
fhaf Neniufhisns afs unt iaFhins ln'
eoufie8y aha hoapitauiE and when the
train ftarhed tauis4lile 80 aaH aimme1
~ 80 admifiuE eurouH HufHlnH mHp
utlrh folloWta the paftY ip 500 HAlt
floase where the EYyfrnuf lirea HH
lha aueat uf thH paeDutiff nnmiUltiFt
Ais O'Clock tbe aDY4tpnf Haa ra'Nii
"a o. tbn auaiinIiun TOO sHFatHHT
apDks ia nafi aa ia'i4ns
"HaW thinRH have fttl piHHaTa mh
m0fe lhan ilia dhF iu sptth ffpm ih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

aiauups uulsst BE- aauaei bg
john oliver of rhllabtiphiA as ml
lowe waa in an aafui Dauiiuaa
nI atiu aaa almpst f.IlYa sg.s sHut
.H tunaIe coated 600 srp.uts tDa
a. otatsI asp BOB lsl infm pbIa
.Isua hal sitsn me 5000 itsn . raa
advised ip uss Ei..ii. miiua tu mg
Hieat luy tbs niai bolil. mals ds
,ldtl impivtamepl ..ausual th,lt
uaa iuf ibtrs nt.ha aul am uDa Il
arii map supa tbat bDuhad tbt
s.ts ol anDibe, tI.,Im hp oDs
abuui1 isi tp tU ib.m uui5 su.
suaiaot.sl at a. u u.aiiDs lus
ai.i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

up aet so seaFsd if Feaf tusf
tfaagies Fpu aust liseiY Fea aanaf
ffoo lsdigsstlga kedul ngspsgsi =
aagu dlgeats what gea est saa alTss
che Wufa gut atatasah gerieat Frst 10
ia tha oaiy prspafstloa kaowu ttst
eplap ietaiF ilassia sil aiasses "a fsuas
that IL sby 30 euFss the aofHt eaaaa "a
iudsg sstipu Anl stamaah tfDntiu aitef
even thiaH oias has failed "a uasY b.
tsten in tli eaaaitiuua ana assuat
tsip bat do F.u good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

q h naies af g. b. Abnuti 30 Il.
hsiheas % a. ifats A " HeWstbY.
"a W ruiss A neYeits
uangssi enc musie
VI b Cooper Wuuam aIithaupi u
a. MtMuIan
hsesFiiss snd nstsi Accommodations
Ddgaf tum.y % D.. buuush iior
Co.'s Nsa uIus a % Oiasn ID % uor
tDa W O. umuaf huId utsuaaa H
o. hprre m foiton n ruuels.
o. d uuwsbsI intI OtalaY usaB
hrguulda tnt-di npfsan
Nfaut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

fssiiags af satisfy pffFsas ths haasa
hula tnat asrs une aiaata Naaga pafs
the eHiT hagmlsss FsUsdG thst pfedac
taf aaaana. eaida. afoas sad I'll thfest
aHd laaH tfqabiea 10 uui pfFruat
ptiuu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

thU NaHlp ufaa store D. tha piaaa tp
gst Fopr asteh fspsifsd Oh lisbt ssa
J W rsfrisr chs laaelsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

Nea hest meftnsf ~ aIFaatIHF trH ~
co. - ina ats M lha lanHat lita nI s
saoan ~ nfMIlta hItiia NaHF Na
fa kasg ta faha Htfaf afIfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15
oFFioiAl ooMarrrtts

Nssesslys commiitss nshsks araHeh
Me- haiilt ipashtT Me- Katie
neWeihY Mm d. M haY Hrs
Flufa hfutt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

a niB ansp oompiats sai "a iatel
aai.uaai 90, lopudia. bfaad nas iaf
t10 cash Address ~ a. o. rafa
Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

ats haest lice ~ atstiaasfB ID ts
ioasd ia ths oi,y st liuiss pess stofs
ueuuy block
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

uags yoa saeand hsad sahaai baass
ia aas ID tsa SAP ssheolsf Lilhs aili
esg them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

Nha IA tba seaaaa aheu mHtbura ere
siaruea "a seeaunt "a efuap lt ID
IaiahlV aafai nT uaH MInatN tnuah
afa ahlnh ahlIiraH uha ta taaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

,.. !.a:,.. 20. .:,s 90 III i! i',.'. s's. .,;'. .s'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

IW Fenltf iaa oaIg Htnaiaa rre
snaeialst ia uathus "a lar asais
NfaE Htafo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

uapa You sssS tha aea pfieas 81
ae papsf "a iillss "a sui pay
faa d tuF aua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15


Hate NNAnsia n nNAa Isas
aktla iam
FafHt ma atflaa ~ elaaa Natsap
meat uNirals al iIa4
pNtNs iasfsNafaa af Naaeta A.
nhif oFltefs tiHr
Afmafa
eHBNNa aaaamatr raoaHAmun
oetsasf T poo
riaHs af HrefIaH MasanI Iamnie
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-15

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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Did You Ever?

Great jemima-whHt are We coming
to? Here We have syndicstes on iron,
steel. paper, books, nails, glass, collins,
furniture, oil, paints, groceries and
now comes the formation of syndi-
cate on air! That beats the oldest
man In America. We could hardly
live before, but now with syndicate
on air, how in the thunder are we to
bresthe? Money Is scarce, and with
everything advanced in price, We could
hardly breathe before, but now with
IN advance on the air We breathe
what are We to do? The Secretary of
War has granted q syndicate of the ex.
elusive right to dredge the ocean for
the gold dust washed from the noun
ts,ns into the sea, and the mines oil
occupied by syndicstes Of capital, and
now to tax US on the air We breath Il
too bad. We will soon be 30 ske can
hardly live, and can't afford to die
what are We American people coming
to anyway? The last thing Is now
gone, and air will soon be out of reach
Of the poor man-we will all have to
tske to the brush,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
The City Election.

The city election in Missouri Valley
passed of very quietly, although pref
" tair vote was cast, yet no excite
ment was visible, the contest being
more of q personal than political one
although two tickets were in the field.
The election was only for councilmen.
and resulted in the election Of all 3 re-
publicans, making the council stand 4
republican to 9 democrats. AS the can
didstes on both tickets we're men Of
high standing and personal worth. no
serious wounds are left and the do.
fested feel just rs happy as the victors.
The city government will now pass
from the democratic to the republican
party, so far as the council is concern.
ed, and our hope Is that its work may
be as satisfactory as the past has been.
The finances of the city are in good
condition, city warrants ct par, money
in the treasury, and the new council
can enter into duty under favorable
conditions, while the old can say like
Gen. Jackson said to the people, on his
retirement from the Presidency: 81
leave you prosperous and happy with
a treasury overfowing with twenty
million of dollars." While the city is
not blessed with so large an amount,
1t has enough to make its warrants as
good as gold. May our city continue
to prosper and people be happy is our
wish.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
M'Pherson To Be Appointed

1t is announced from Washington
that the Iowa congressional deleg a.
tion has agreed upon Hon Smith
Mcpherson. member of congress from
the Ninth district, for the federal
judgeship made vacant by the death
of Hon j S Woolson. Mr. Mcpherson
did not want the place and made
an honest effort to the last to secure
the appointment of Judge Smith, but
the delegation was determined that
he should accept or that the appoint
ment should go to the First district to
Mr. Davis. Under the circumstances
Mr. MCPHERSON agreed to accept the
place He has not been sure at any
time that the duties of the Office would
be at all agreeble to him. His dispo-
sition is aggressive, and he fancied
that he would not enjoy retirement to
the political cloister, but he has fac
ulty of becoming interested In his
work, and this will be true in this
case: He will make an able and up
right judge. That he makes sacri.
fee in retiring from congress, all who
know him fully believe, but the judi
cial district is to be congratulated on
securing so able man --Des Moines
Capital.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
st. John Items.

John kirkland was re elected mem
her of the school board for term of
three years, at the annual election.
Miss Jessie Hillard has been employ
ed to teach the spring term of school.
The term will commence Monday,
April 2nd
Mrs. NJ. j. Sublet is still c,n;i;;s, ,n
her room by sickness.
Fruit tree agents are now abroad in
the land again.
Fred Schl"lmsn shipped lis house
hold e""s ana sfock to North Dakota
on Mondey last, and his wife will soon
join him at their new hons III enanf
friends of the young couple wish them
great success
Frank Mcintosh will move out and
farm the place purchased by his flther
from Ellis Jones, but we do no. I-now
what Frank will do for housek. i,sr
Grant McMillon has resigned his DO
sition with q. W. Mctavren, and lest
N Tuesday last for Milwaukee where
he has accepted q position in a whole
ssle clothing house
Alex Smith has moved his residence
from this place to Rodes. What is our
loss is their gain.
Nellie kirkland ia on the sick list at
present.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
1tems From The Times
Twenty Years
Ago Today.

) II Morgan has placed q row of
hitching posts in front of his grocery
store on Erie street.
Boner and Sims will move their
lumber yard onto the Letson lots next
week.
John Young was seriously injured
last week by the explosion of shot
gun.
DR. Horace Warren, densist from
Council Bluffs who has paid this city
frequent visits is now located in Lit
tie Sioux.
Fourteen divorces we're granted at
the last session of the district court
Bump and Smith now have the fn-
est store in the city.
Missouri Valley now has three
drays. and when "Old Tom, Jene
James dray horse, is feeling we'll we
have four. ;.
Dave Heilman has returle ed from
N Nebraska.
The s g & p will soon receive five
new engines.
Geo $ Green has resigned his posi- :
tjop ss clerk at the Coramercisl Hotel.