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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
--latest Edition
CITY News.

Philip Ellis IS spending tw. wccts
vacation at kimb4il , farm a, West
Topsham.
Nj. and Mrs. C. C. Ba. win are
spending a couple If weeks in cAnlD
at Barton
Mr. and Mrs W, II. Gl4dding have
gone t. Laconia, n. H.. % a snort
business trip.
James Geddes and Alex Porter left
this morning for Cabot for few day.
brook troutln.
George Cook, Frank Hutchinson and
Can Perry are spending two weeks
dshlng trip at Fairlee Lake
Mrs Thomas Clarity of Circle St.
who has been Ill with rheumatism for
me laSt tH ntnlif Is IIor)td
better
James Geddes Andrew Young Jack
Cruickshank VIM, Mclean and Geo
Mason returned yesterday with
large string Of fish from peacham
Miss Bertha NJ saith If BURLINGTON
arrived in town last evening and win
be the guest u her uncle A }. B.Id.
win, 81 Prospect ST., during her yaca
ton.
There will be meeting " the
Spanish American war veterans ia
Grand Army hall Wednesday evening
at 80, for consideration Of by-Lw3.
A full Attendance is desired.
There will be special conceive Of
st Aldemar Commandery X II, No.
H. thursday evening at 81 clock.
Work, Red Cross degree E.b. Whit.
aker, eminent commander T R.
Mills, recorder.
a heavy horse hltched W A truck
wagon at Burlington br Ike loose yes
terday just as the Barre excursion
peoples landed from Fort Frederic.
and ran towards the wharf taking
wheel from fancy carria-e and would
nave run through the crowd if ~ar-
geant Lewis OF Fort Ethan Alien 'had
not grabbed him by the bit and stoD.
ped him
Articles Of incorporation Of the
capital Gas. company have teen filed
with the secretary of State and with
the Montpelier city clerk. The capt
tai stock is $4,000 divided into 50
" 700 shares, The incnrporators are
j. Warren Lamb and G. Falkenstein
of Cooperstown. n Y A G Blan
chard, George |. Blanchard and Fred
Blanchard # Mont celler
AT picnic recently held on Ray-
mond Diemars farm N East Hill the
members Of the party presented Frank
Npobi with Il elegant field glass aud
gold watch chain in token Of their
friendship fur him as he is about to
eave Barre tHr his former home IN
Switzerland. Mr. Cobb has many
fr.ends who dislike to have him leave
town. He will leave with his family
next Saturday noon,
For the first TN t since lr QuOlS
Tribe OF Red Men as instituted three
years ago this comm December the
ceremony Of raising up the 'chiets"
was performed last evening by past
Sachems. District Deputy Great
Sachem J. A. L Julian was assisted
by Past Sachems w II. Bradbury as
great prophet and W. A. Wilson as
great sannap. On account of the sui
triness OF the evening the attendance
was not very large and 50 only a por-
tion Of the "stumps" were filed.
The chiefs raised up were Sachem,
Alexander Ross; senior sycamore,
Donald lake: prophet, Peter Lax>on,
first warrior Alex McAsklll guard Of
the wlgwam, George S, Long. After,
wards feast Of "Snow' was enjoyed
The remaing 'chiefS' VIII be "ralsed
up at the next meeting, The tIibe is
in excellent condition 1t has a good
membership, all its bills are paid and
1t has money at hand and in the
bank
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
PAWNEE BILLS WILD WEST

Blessed with prosperity and praised
by people Of all classes Pawnee Bill
and his famous Wild West employing
over thousand horses and people
will be here July l4th. Enlarged un-
til his exhibition is en- a truly colossal
basis. he comes to us this year with
many new features. A special and
unique one is the Wild West for the
little folks.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
* FOR SALE! *
AT A BARGAIN

New Queen Ann Cottage just com
pleted, tive minutes walk from post
office. located on East street, com
manding a tine view Of the city
This is one OF fine best streets for res.
tdences House was built for home
and was q done by the day. Has
seven rooms bath room and closets, a
nice cellar with cemented bottom,
plped for furnace broad piazza. Cor
ner lot four rods by eight rods. The
house is finished in hard wood and has
a spring of living water IN the cellar
worth $3.50. Would take lot in part
payment and balance on easy terms.
Inquire at the +. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Room s Bolster Block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
CHAMBERLAIN RECOVERED.

Lhndon July 9,-Secretary Cham.
berain is 50 much improved that he
LETT the hospital this afternoon for
home.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09

Boy IS wash suits, 35 cts each, at
Moore & Owens.
Boys two and three piece suits,
al 90 each, at Moore Il Owens.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09

WANTED Al ONCE--1 gang cutters
Monumental work. Flint Granite Co.
Albany N. y. ATT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09

Ihilip EllIS IS spending tw. weeks
vacation at kimb4ii , farm a West
Topsham.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Birthday Party

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. John
Anderson made twenty little maidens
very happy by entertaining them at
her home on 9Th street in honor of the
seventh birthday of her little daughter
Florance. The little folks came early
and stald late" and had lovely time
all ,he beautiful afternoon.
AT four o'clock the call came to the
dining room and each and every one
was ready correspond. Pink and white
carnations added beauty to the table
which also bore the magical cake, all
white with frostlng, and bearing the
inscription "Florance Anderson, April
IL 1902" in letters of confectionery.
The birthday candles were there to be
blown out with good wish for the
little hostess. Miss Florance proved a
delightful entertainer, her guests
brought many tokens of love and re-
membrance and at seven o'clock all
went home as happy as little folks
can possibly be.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Buys The National Laundry

by virtue of deal completed Satur-
day, Roscoe Harmon, will, after May
First be proprietor of the National
Laundry, established in this city few
years ago by Mrs. Il L f Zuver.
The Due De Loubat has presented
to the College of France an annuity of
81 200 10 be expended in chair of
American antiquities. 1t is novel
denartnre In French academic organl-
cation
George F. Cnllavin is in Nebraska
looking after real estate business for a
few days.
Miss Fahne Deur who has been the
guest of Omaha friends for the past
few days, returned home yesterday
evening
Mrs. Charles Lsngton who has been
visiting here with her mother, Mrs. G.
r. Fonts. for the past few.weeks,
leaves this evening for her home in
La ]anta. Colo She will be accom-
panied home by Mrs. Fouts, who ex-
poets to spend the summer i'll La
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
School Beard Elects Prof. Warner
and Portion Of Teachers
CCrf)S,

ut Friday nights meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Independent
School District of Missouri Valley the
members OF that body elected Prot. A.
b Warner Superintendent OF the city
schools for another year, also eli C ed Il
maj r.ty OF the teachers for the next
term The SALARY of eight teachers
WIS increased $3.50 each per month.
tina salaries of two teachers increased
$40 each and ths salary of one teacher
reduced 50 so Four teachers have
not vet been selected, but sn far as
elected the following corps of teachers
will have charge OF the respective
grad in the different ward schools of
the city:
j + Barrett. Principal High School,
Miss Jesse u Hastings, Assistant
Principal.
Miss Harriet Merritt. High School.
Bertha Beard, Second Ward,
Z" Ida Mosher /"
Ange Middleton I"
Hattie l. Wilson j"
I" G%netta Bushyager, principal
First ward,
Miss Anna Fitzgibhon. First Ward,
:" Grace Berkeley. First ward,
:" Edith lsakson. ("
Eva Livingston, /"
Laura Shnrtz. /"
Mrs Alice Mallory, Prin Third ward.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong. Third ward,
Katherine Schwertley, :"
pan'a W'ilcSe &c
Alice Branaeritt g
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Hand Crushed by Coupler

Dan Driscoll, switchman EN-.
ployed on the day shift at the
North Western switch yards in
this city suffered painful but no,
serious injuries this morning
about IL o'clock.
In attempting to couple two box
cars Mr.. Driscoll found the auto
matte couplers would not perform
their usual functions because of
some defect. In making the coup
ling he substituted common link
and caught his right hand between
the two coupler heads while in the
act of arranging the pin. The
hand was crushed between the
knuckles and the wrist. DR.. Colt
who is in attendance says nothing
serious will result.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Fertility Of Alaska.

The great American desert"
once figured, and not so long ago,
upon the school maps. 1t is now
among the most profitable sections
of the agricultural region.
When the purchase of Alaska
was discussed there was vigorous
opposition on the ground that it
was little more than an arctic
and, sacred to the glacier, the
avalanche, the walrus and the
reindeer.
An official report secured by
the department of agriculture is
calculated to disslpate this illu-
sion.
The special agent sent to in
vestigate Alaska reports that
studies extending over plumber
of years show that agriculture
may be developed in Alaska on
largo scale.
From Que end of the Yukon to
the other there is no snow during
tile entire summer. Forests, veg
-taticn of many species abound
and travelling is safe and comfort
able. Berries Of every sort grow
wild. The grass grows in some
AREAS as high as the cattle that
fatten on it.
AT Sitka and elsewhere in the
interior all the cereals can be
|reaped in profusion. The cattle,
sheep and Apgora goats require
little shelter except during rare
storms.
1t is confidently claimed that
Alaska can now supply home
steads for 100000 families, allow
for each 800 acres.
When the fishing and mining
resources of Alaska are developed
they will require the labor of
thousands who must be fed by the
Alaska farms.
The glacier purchase, as it was
ironically called, has turned out a
God investment.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Monday, April IL

| The Z y has shut up its foundry q
It's shops IN Omaha and shipped AL i'll!
uatteIMs to Chicago where Its mould
ngs Will ba made in the future
E'ghty.live men are thrown cut by
{ IL Shut down.
Thirty seven years ago this evening
Abraham Lincoln was ASA ssinattd II
MIS- box Ut Forbes Theatre Washington
u q.
Miss Rae Miles who has been visit.
ing with Lincoln Neb relatives tor
several DAYS past arrived i'm the city
saturday evei ing. After SPENDING
S'ndav here with her father + Nj
NJ les. he departed for Faishanlt Mimi.
he'e she resumes her studies in the
sem vary located there and from which
nsti'a1ion she will graduate THIS
spring.
II is reported that the Northwes FERN
has decided to build large car SHOPS "
Sonth Omaha. near F"rty-lirst and G.
streets Now Missonrl Valley will
again have a tif-Fremont Herald.
Yon are mistaken, BRO. Smails The
G. Il N. W., is now grading ground in
he eastern part of this city for their
New Car and Machine Shops.
Mrs. G. G. Wllcke and Miss Paula
WilcSe returned home yesterday eve
hing from short visit with Omaha
friends
Rev. l. j. Mullen departed this NOR
ming on short trip to Earling, Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Pierre Delegation Decides Nst
To GsO

Government land in South Dakota
is not half so attractive as i. was last
saturday, at least this Is true SO far as
concerns the peopleof Missouri Valley
.Qnte a delegation OF local business
men etc. expected to leave tomorrow
morning for Pierre : ID near which
place they intended taking up claims
"A representative was sent IN advance
TO view some of the land and tela-
gram was received this morning say.
ing, i'm effect, the land was not worth
the proverbial two whoops per section
Consequently the land seekers will
stay at home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Elliott 4 Harvey.

| Miss Mollle Burke departed this
incoming for Fremont Neb. During
tlie summer session she will ,e a stu-
dent at the Normal school in that
city.
Ted Rhndaheck was the over sunday
guest OF Sioux City acq ,ainlances.
Rev. J Mac Allls,er leaves ,opich,
for Chicago He Is to otlieiate at the
marriage of MISS M4Dla B4bpitt,
daughter of MIR g II B4hbltt Formerly
of Missouri Valley. The marriage
fakes place "Wednesday. The bride
groom is MIR \ l. Campbell of San
francisco California
Mrs. MacAllls er and Donald accom-
pany MIR MacAllister. They will visit
friends in Chicago before the wedding.
and after ii spend dav or two with
Mrs. MacAllistcrs peop'e at IGdepen-
dence, Iowa
The w II G made $1,000 at the sup
per Saturday evening.
ltCost Mills County over $4,000 to
take care OF Its smallpox patients last
winter
Don Wikoif of Oshorne's Pharmacy
visited with Hamburg relatives over
Sunday.
J G l'rather is putting in. one thous
and feet of water pipe for Albert
Chambers i'm his feed lots. 1t will be
a first class system when finished.
Miss Frances Crabill, of Atlantic, is
visiting here the guest of Miss Anna
Crowder
Charles Schooley. formerly employed
in the railroad shops here and who has
been visiting relatives in st Joe. Mo.
for the past few Gays, arrived I'M the
city Saturday lie was on his way to
North Platte. Neb, where he has OBJ
tanned employment in the Union
Pacific shops.
G. II Rabbit of Chicago visited Mis-
souri, Valley friends and relatives YES
terday. He returned East last night.
w. III. R4msayer is i'm Chicago at
tenilng TO matters connected with his
department at the shops.
tShas Van Dusrn, the new laundry
man at the National, commenced work
there today.
Mrs. Guy Axtel and daughter of
Omaha visited MIR. and Mrs. A. s.
Whtworth of this city yesterday.
Bert Blair of Sioux City is in town
the guest of Frank llilby
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Valuable Medicine for
Coughs and Colds IN
Childran

III have not the slightest hesitancv
in recommending Cham berlains cough
remedy to all who are suffering from
coughs or colds says Chas NJ Cramer.
Esq, we'll known watch maker in
Colombo, Ceylon lit has been some
two years since the city dspensary
first called my attention to this valu
able medicine and nave repeatedly
used it and it has always been bene-
fetal 1t has cured me quickly of all
chest colds. lis especially effective
for children and seldom takes more
than one bottle to cure them of
hoarseness have persuaded many
to try this valuable medicine, and they
IRE as we'll pleased as myself over the
results. :" For sale by Elliott " Har-
vey a 81
Mrs. Z. G. Labman is having her
residence, on Third and Huron streets,
repalnted.
The Ida Grove telephone exchange
has patronage of over 400, which is
considered remarkable for so small a
town Mapleton Press.
II + Morrow of Mondamin is in the
city looking after business matters to
day
Mr. and Mrs. III II Kidder of Monda-
min who have been here visiting their
daughter Mrs g G Cole departed tins
morning for Woodbine
Miss Myrtle Armstrong was the
Sunday guest of Omaha relatives.
The Nicola, 10 , Reporter has adopted
the all at home" print idea The Re-
porter is first class paper, and the
new proprietcrs are hustling it for all
it il worth
Miss Cadance Wheeler came home
from Omaha Saturday evening. She
remained here over Sunday returning
to her work this morning
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
M n Raymond's Funeral

The funeral of NJ II Raymond oc
Cured yesterday afternoon at the
Longhurst undertaking rooms. The
deceased was machinlst i'm the en-
ploy of the Union Pacific railroad.
He has been in Cheyenne two years
and made many friends here. He was
about 30 years old. The remains were
shipped to Missouri Valley, Iowa, for
interment. AS al evidence of the es
TEEN i'm which the deceased was held
by his fellow workmen more than one
hundred machinists accompanied the
remains tn the station. The Mason's
and Odd Fellows also turned out
Cheyenne, Wyoming, Tribune.
Mrs. B o Williams visited with the
Cal Grow family in South Omaha ever
SUNDAY,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

Mrs. Sarah Brooks of st. Louis
is in the city paying Mrs. Mar
garet Webb a visit of several days.
Mrs. Charles Carlson went to
Moorehead this morning. She
will visit there for several days
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Robert Richardson and
Miss Maggie Fitglbbon who have
spent the past few weeks visiting
relatives In Port Chester New
York return home today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

As many lot owners do not seen
to be familiar with the rules gov
erning the Cemetery, the follow
ing is promulgated for the infor
nation of all Interested
The Sexton, jerome Filkins
will be at the cemetery daily, ex.
cept Sundays, from April 18th to
October lat and all work, such as
filling and grading of lots, curling
and similar work must be done
between these dates. All work of
whatever nature must be done
under the supervision and direc-
ton of the sexton, who has full
supervision at all times, subject
to orders from the executive com.
mittee.
All lot owners desiring their lot
kept clean and in order during
tire $ a-cn will pay to s Il
~h' - S, tr~asurer, on or before
asN Lei each year, one dollar
full "A lnt ond Soc for part
~ ra,.iorhi lot, who will issue
'p. for me-, when the sexton
" / keep the lot in order, as the
S v',n ia not required to keep lots
clean where parties refuse to pay
for the same. Any one desiring
the sexton to fiji and grade their
lot can arrange with the treasur-
or f"r such work ut established
rates. All transfers of lots or
parts of lots should be reported
20 the secretary or treasurer at
once so record can be made of
such transfers.
Setting fire in cemetery to burn
off lot or for any other purpose
whatever is positively forbidden
at ALL times and any person do
ing 80 lays himself liable to pros
ecution. Any person or persons
destroying, defacing or injurine
in any manner any tombstone,
grave, tree, shrubbery, flowers,
timber, building, fences, water
supply, or anything belonging to
this Association or in cemetery
will be prosecuted to the extent
of the law.
These rules will be strictly en-
forced and all should become
familiar with them.
Report all grievances to G A
Walker, chairman of executive
committee. or to j d Brown, pres
ident, when they will be investi-
gated and il just will be righted.
Yours truly,
j d Blown,
Pres Rose Hill Cemetery Assn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Offers Thirty-fiye Hundred For
The Har0en'S Land

Persons whose identity is unknown
Sa' uruay caiit d on Mr. and Mrs. Har-
gems OF this CITY and made them a
tender OF $4,000 for their 40 acre tract
OF land south of the depot. Mr. liar
gems asks $4,000 TOR the property
The strangers declined to take the
land at this price but upon their de-
pa 'ture stated they would return in a
few days at which time they want to
close the deal. Bv some IL ia thought
he shd is wanted for railroad pur-
poses.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Ferty-Eight Indians and Their
Appctites.

Fresh snd greasy after season on
the reservation near Chadron, Neb, q
band OF Pine Ridge Indians arrived in
the city last night enroute East where
they go TO join patent medicine en-
terprlse. The outfit, 4S in all, took
supper a. the Miller.
Miss Ida Metcalf is the guest of
Omaha acquaintance.
Mrs w b Kirk off of Council Bluffs
is visiting here today, he guest of
friends.
nj. lehman, employed hi the ma
chine shops. was the victim of pain
fnl but not serious accident while at
work this forenoon. The end of the
third finger OF his left hand was almost
torn Off
VIM Strobehn, driver for the Amer
lean Express Company here, has beer
promoted to Il messenger run ON trains
II and NJ between Council Bluffs and
AmeS.
The funeral of he late Fred Becker
occurred tins afternoon Services
were conducted in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, the church being full of the
friends and relatives assembled to pay
their last respects Burial in Rose
Hill cemetery.
Case Van Patten, who has been i'll
tor several days past, is reported as
being quite sick today His sickness
has developed into an attack of pneu
monia
j. Wyatt and Mrs. T.. W. Wyatt,
OF Pisgah, are i'm the Valley. the guests
of NJ w. Everett Mr. Wyatt says
that lisgah is improving nicely this
spring.
The Valley Bank is being papered
and painted.
Miss jessie Moore returned from
Omaha today where she had been
visiting friends.
Miss Ada Jackson returned this
afternoon to her home i'm Blair after
visiting here briefly the guest of Miss
Blanche Mclaughlin.
Mrs Joe Vance OF Moorehead, after
visiting here several DAYS the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Willard, depar-
ted this morning for home.
Conductor Iii Messmore who has
been in charge of run on the North
w estern main line fer the past several
months has been transferred to the
Sioux City Divisiono of the Nv. He
made his last trip on the main line to-
day.
Chris Kock, who has been employed
at Clatterbangh's blacksmith shop for
several years past Saturday resigned
position. He departed Yesterday after
noon for Des Moines where he has Sc
cured employment.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Saturday, April IL

Heagoney & Zshner ship five
car loads of cattle and one cal
load of hogs to Chicago this eve
ing.
There was an exceedingly lively
time last night at the home of
Mrs. Kate Clarke, the occasion be-
ing surprise party in honor of
Asa Clarke. The youngsters
made the evening one Of decided
pleasure
G NJ Kinks is an OMAHA bust
ness visitor toaHy.
G L Bowers of Chicago is in
the city for M over Sunday visit
with frit nds here.
Miss Anna Fi'zsibbon is an
Omaha visitor TODAY.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

Miss Sadie Dunn of Omaha is emf w
,ng few days visit with Missouri
Valley ecqlaintances.
The firm of Dedarlcl and Mnnroa
BARRIERS at Harmnn's, Saturday closed
deal selling their business to Shields
and smith, Omaha BARRIERS, who ar
rived Saturday evening and are now
in charge
H.. Farley, of Audubon county, Ia
and Mrs. A. Be!cher, his daughter, of
California. are in the city visiting MIR.
and Mrs. 4 Il. JAMES They are on
their wav back to California, where
Mr. Farley expects to spend the sum
mpr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
A Snap If Taken in Time

Four first class mantello Cabi-
net Photos platino finish for one
dollar, cash in advance. This of.
fer good until May LIST at the
Reed Studio Corner 4th and Erie
st. Mo. Valley la. d W /