Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-08-01
Communication.
BOISE. Idaho. July Oath 1!


Missouri Valley, lowa.-Dear Sir:
Have been waiting long time for
Cliff o get time to write for the paper
but he don't get time, so LII take it off
his hands.
We like the country so Tar, although
lit gets exceedingly warm these days,
but we msver worry about storms mere
as it never rains here in the summer.
nor does 1t get dusty like in the east.
People nearly Steep themselves to
death, thsnights ara so cool. "lmch"
leave your appetite at home when you
come west, for you will have a plenty
oZ me" out here.
We have been up in ;he mountains
twice, hunting, and catching specsled
trout.
Mining Congress is in session here,
and there is Something rear ten lhlus-
and miners ia altendance
This is q great town for circuses ana
all kiilas OF tsikes.
Chinese do all tho hotel, laundry,
garden and hsrda snnr here In general
Every thing is high hera this season.
IN account uf the freeze, and if the
slroulh strikes all the east, prices will
continue high.
Boise is built sclseways" with the
world, Which seems queer until one
gets used to ii.
Well, III mott tire you longer. Will
enclose 81 so. which think is right, il
nos let ms know, aud will make it SO
Wi.l best regards tn TIMES family
n. Il Tell Jack pointers go to
church out here, aud the reporters sing
ii the choir.
AS ever. Yours, &c.
Mrs CE Barnes.
A III Sniff, of the Daily News, is still
ndisposed from the effects of the heat
prostration he received last week.
The Missouri Valley Times brags
about their weather being SO hot las,
week that the heat Matched chickens
m egg cases i'm transit. That's noth-
ing. Up here the weather was so hot
that ii sc; fire to- the ice i'm refrigera-
tor last Sunday Come again, Bob
WooablEe Chronicle
We acknowledge the cara. Lime
White is a more ilaentiiar than we are
1T won't be long before he takes the
.belJ from John McCaue, of the Oh
server, il he keeps up his lick.
The Daniel Kennedy family ore
moving TO this city from Fremont, to-
day. They will occupy their old home
on North Third street.
w G r U Menlbers Take a Va
cation.
The members of The w g Il T. will
NOT meet again until The first OF Sep
tember. An members requested to-
govern themselves accordingly.
MIS- Chapman. Pres.
J Il kiIkwood attended to business
matters i'll Little Sioux today.
Mir and Mrs james IIanford, OF
Creighton, Nett. were in the city yes
teTday guests of Miss Kate Tamisiea.
During the progress of bass bali
game near the Rour!se farm few
mites east OF the city Yesterday after
noon, andrew Tamisiea, one of the
participants liz the sport met with
rather peculiar and painful accident.
While in the &C. of running to base
the young man attempted to make an
abrupt stop with the result his right
leg was broken near the knee, the
'bonesnapping i'll two from the sudden
shock The unfortunate young man
was broughtto this city and is now
at the home of his brother John
Tamisica on Seventh street where he
is being attended by Dr. Tamlslca.
Mr.. End Mrs. M. Sullivan enroute TO
thei! home in Boone after sojourn of
several days ut Hot Springs, s. ID !, ar
rived in his city Saturday evening and
are paying MIR and Mrs NJ. Carver
brief visit before returning home.
Mis- n Eagecoub ard son Rex who
have been 81 arnlng in California for
several weeks past arc home, pleased
5"ynmd xpr, ssion with TIE sights and
SCENE on lie Pacific coast but pleased
10 in ut ,niii" again
Mrs. Eell EHlcrey Went to Logan
this noon ard expects To spend the
week there in the interests vi her cor
set factory
Arthur N;chey. WHO hiss been suffer-
ing nsideraole pain daring the past
few weeks from an injury he sls
tanned 10 his left foot some time ago,
is in Omaha today consulting "a spec
ia!ist.
Mr.. 4. II. Loyaland, of Sioux City,
the new baker for Baldwin, was very
pleasant caller today.
Mrs. Ed Laurance returned home
yesterday evening from two months
visit in Auburn, Nebraska, with rela-
tives.