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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19
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PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON
Original Notice
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state OF Iowa, 90
Harrison County %


Harrison County
First National Bank of
,,lssourl Valley Iowa In the Dis.
Plaintiff. trlct Court
vs. Ut the State
IL. l.. Fry, Inez Fry, of Iowa in
Penny weight Scale com- aud for Har-
Yany, Mystic Mil ing rlsun County
Company, Farrell and at the Jan
Company and Lawton nary term,
cutlery Company, de- a. ID. 1905.
PENDANTS.
70 III, L.. FRY. lnez Fry PENNY
seisht Scale COMPANY. Mystic MILLING
Company, Farrell and COMPANY and
L4wloa Cutlery Coulpany. defendants.
You and each of YOU ara hereby no.
lli-d that on or befnre the 3lst day Of
December, 1891. petition will he filad
" said plaintiff, Tie First National
Sank of Missouri V .!ley Iowa i'm the
alice of the clerk of the district court
If said county aud stat. demanding
,igmant against the said III. T.. Fry
n the sum of seven hundred dollars
5000 Ou) with eight psr cent interest
thereon from November 25th, 1902, and
Tor costs, including ATTORNEYS fees on
,ccount of his promssory note In wri-
ing executed 10 A. G. Brown on No
yember 18th. 1898. il, the sum of nine
hundred dollars (s9OO. OO) and asking
he fore closure OF tbs certain mortgages
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

The following are among the
questions you will be asked by
Assessor Fred Heath when he
calls on you:
City. ward name.
P. O. address. 80.
Sex, male-female.
Can you read? Can you
write?
Color white. black, yellow,
red. Age. -.
Place of birth, self
Place of birth, mother.
Place of birth, father -.
Do you own your home or
FARM. Entire value Of home
or farm? S. How much
imcumbrance on your home or
farm? S..
If you are foreign born, are
[you naturalizcd? Years
in U. S.. Years in Iowa. {.
Conjugal condition single,
married, widowed, divorced,
separated.
Months in school in 1904
public, high, private, college.
Occupation. j. Months I'M
employed in 1904
Military service Service in
Civil, Mexican war, Spanish
war. Company -. Regiment
~. State. Glass of ser
vice Cavalry, infantry, artil-
lery, navy. Date of enlistment
-. Date of discharge,
Mrs. Geo. Maltsie isvery sick.
Mrs. d. Loveland Of Council
Bluffs who has been here visit
| ling her son Chas Loveland left
for Rock Rapids this morning
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thurber
and daughter went to Council
Bluffs this afternoon for
several days visit with Mrs. R.
p. Day.
T. A. Harris of Omaha is here
today between trains.
The spectacle of the thirteen
republican electors for this
state each voting for himself
as messenger to carry Iowa's
vote to Washington was witness
ed at the capitol last Monday,
and not till the ballot plan was
abandoned and the selection
made by lot was the dead lock
broken. -Des Moines Democrat.
1t was IL below zero this
morning at 2 o'clock.
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Net al; Profit.

The hot water heat is not all
profit to the owners, especially
this kind of weather. From
Thursday morning at Z a. m.
until Friday morning at Z a. m.
"a hours the coal consumed
figured up to seventy six tons
which at 1925 per ton amounts
to the neat sum of $171.OO. 1t
took four firemen busy all the
time, to shovel this amount of
coal into the fire boxes. We
usel TO think we would like to
own the city heating plant, but
we have changed our minds.
A Kansas preacher is credit
ed with the utterance Of this
gospil Of honesty: II don't want
a member OF this congregation
to give to home missions or any
other cause" said a Hiawatha
clergyman the other Sunday
''if ne owes the butcher, the
grocer, the general dealer, or
the printer, pay your debts at
home before you pay the debts
you owe the heathens."
Mr.. Culbert Of Logan attend
ed the dance here last night.
Earle Beagle is visiting
friends in Omaha today.
Warren Lindsey and wife
are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Craven on sixth street.
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Leg Broken.

John II. Bruner, a car re-
pairer, while helping unload a
car Of car wheels aboutS::3O this
morning slipped and fell, one of
the wheels rolling over his left
leg, breaking the bones in the
leg and bruising the flesh
terribly. He was taken to DR..
Colts office where the fracture
was reduced and the injured
man was taken home in a cab.
He will be LAID up for some
time
Il. d. Myers was a Council
Bluffs visitor today.
Miss Mary Stowell, who has
been visiting friends in the
Valley for the past two weeks,
left for Council Bluffs yesterday
The ice men are putting up
ice IL inches thick. That is
just the right thickness to
handle we'll.
Mrs. Dave Bogenrief Of Elm
wood Nebr. is here visiting her
daughter Mrs. H. H. Dickman
for several days.
Rev. j. Mac Allister leaves
for Hopkinton and Indepen-
dence tomorrow where he goes
to deliver his yellowstone Park
lecture. He will return Friday.
Miss Mollie Burke returned
to her school in Little Siou x
after an over Sunday visit at
home.
Mrs. Jessie Price OF Logan
came down this afternoon for a
visit with her mother Mrs. Kate
Clark.
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Rev. Mac .Allister returned
from Stornl-Lilze and Cicero
kec yesterday, where he deliver.
ed his lecture on Yellowstone
Park. The weather was some.
thing terrible up in that country
but he hal very good audiences
at his lectures and gave great
satisfaction to all who heard
him. This lecture is better and
more instructive than the ores
given by half the lecturers who
command a hundred dollars a
night. The lecture course
managers next season would dc
we'll to make one of their nights
a lecture by Rev. MacAllister.
The Pilot Tribune of Storm
Lake has the following to say
OF the lecture in that city.
"The stereopticon lecture
given at Lakeside church Wed
nesday evening by the Rev.
John Mac Allister of Missouri
Valley, Iowa, on the subject of
yellowstone Park" was very
Interesting and was greatly en-
joyel by all present. Consid-
ering the night, the attendance
was excellent. Many of the
Rev. Mae Allister's friends in
this city were PERMITTED to
greet him again and it was a
great pleasure to all"
Miss Ute Mckay who has
been teaching school near Love-
land is home for an over Sun
day visit.
DR.. Meehan reports a son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Ray
last night.
Chester D. Fisher of Chad
ron, Neb., is in the Valley, Wis
lifting Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Heck
aman and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Burbank of Oma
ha is visiting Mrs. Jenni G Arm
strong for few days,
Mrs. Otis Carter entertained
several friends at dinner last
might complimentary to Oscar
Garter of DaadWood who is
Visiting here.
J. ]. Ford and wife of CHM
cinnati township, are in the
Valley today the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Alexander
parents Of Mrs. Ford.
Andrew Anderson was {
pleasant caller today. He will.
move to his farm near Wood
bine about the first of March.
He has two fine farms up there
of lGO acres each.
Clyde Brundidge and Jake
Branson came down from North
Dakota this morning for a
visit with friends in the Valley
and vicinity.
w. M. Clark VI, in the
Valley today on business. His
wife is now in DesMoins for &
few weeks visit.
Mr.. NeWcomb and Mr.. Arm
strong Of Logan, attended the
dance in the Valley last night
G. w. Wills, Of Mondamin
was the guest of his faith er w
r. Wills, in the Valley yesterday
Mrs. j. w. Fulkrod is con-
fined to her bed by an attack Of
the Grippe.
Mrs. j. M. Wells and daught
er Hazel of Sioux City, who
have been visiting friends in
the Valley went to Omaha this
afternoon where they will make
| their future home.
Box Social.
There will be Box Social at
Mount Vernon school house or
Friday Evening, JAM, 81, 1905
Everybody invited. The boxes
will be auctioned off, the limit
price so cents. A rousing gooo
time for all. The evenings en-
tertainment will close with ar
old fashioned spelling school.
Miss Dollie Miles, Teacher
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Harlan Amen entertained
several friends informally Sat-
urday evening. Various amuse-
ments were engaged in, which
afforded much amusement.
During the evening, marshmal-
lows We're toasted in the CRATE,
which were very fine. A guess
ing contest was then engaged
in. Miss Helen Noyes, being
the lucky one, received a prize.
Stamps were passed and each
was expected to see how many
different things they could dis
cover on it. About II o'clock
a two course supper was served
by Miss Edith Amen. After
supper, a magazine game was
given out. Frank Coe, having
the most names, received the
prize. The remainder Of the
evening was enjoyably spent in
the social talk and music.
DIR. De Wore drove to Cal.
junction to attend Mrs. j. S.
Fountain who is quite sick.
Mrs. Ida Tormey has re-
turned to the Valley from Bas-
sett, Neb.
The Bender family orchestra
furnished the music for a fine
masquerade ball at Loveland
Saturday evening.
Observer: We learn with
pleasure of the promotion of
Harry M Sloan to the position
of Auditor of disbursements for
the Rock Island railroad system.
This carries with it a salary of
about $4,000 per year and is a
recognation OF merit which
must have been deserved. Mr..
Sloan has not been with the
Rock Island more than three
years and his rise has been rap
id. This is another example of
the fact that young man needs
only to be able to make good"
in order to get along in this
world. The young man of to-
day must depend on ability rath-
err than pull if he expects to get
along. The day of pull is past
and push is what counts.
Editor Davis Of the Logan
"Gazette" is here on business
today.
Fred Heath returned from a
few days stay in Logan this
afternoon.
Miss Alice Styre Of Logan
Was here today between trains
on her way home from q tour
in Nebraska. Miss Styre is a
professional whistler of marked
ability.
Mrs. A. Hunt, Of Logan, is in
the Valley the guest of her son.
Mr.. Wheeler, Of Plattsmouth,
father of Andy Wheeler, ar
rived yesterday and will spend
the winter here with his son.
George Culayin will COM
mence putting up ice tomorrow
morning. He expects to put
up 5000 tons.
Otto Peterson and Alfred
Phelps Of Council Bluffs spent
Sunday with Miss Lorraine
Cramer.
3lS9.
Report of the Condition
| OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Missouri Valley, in the state
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19
3lS9.
Report of the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Missouri Valley, in the state
of Iowa, at the close of bust
ness, January II, 1905.
1889.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. ............$ l5lS53 80
Ovcrdrafts, secured and unsecured i136 -
U. s. honds to secure circulation 80. $4,000 90
Stocks. securities, etc. ............ 1t3 80
Banking house, furniture and fixtures GlG5 90
Other real estate owned 49,. IiJl "a
Due from other national banks mot
reserve agcnts) ....... ........ 21G51 II
Due from state banks and bankers. 5000 90
Due from approved reserve agents.. sO31 81
Checks and other cash items. .... $3.50 "a
Notes of other national banks....... $500 90
Fractional paper currency, nickcs
and cents ................. ll9 30
lawful money reserve in bank, viz
Specie ............ $3.50 M
Legal tender notes.. 3065 0O 1880 ~
Redemption fund with U. s. treas
urer q per cent of .irculation).. $500 90
Total 2.S4lG 80
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid IN ........... 10000 90
Surplus fund ................. 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid Observation-Disclosures. 1876 -
National bank notes outstanding 5t,O0G 90
Individual deposits subject to check. G5nst p
Demand certificates of deposit. 1913. lOl45j is
Bills payable, including certificates
of deposit for money borrowed. o0OD0 90
Total 21Sil6 %
State of Iowa,
County of Harrison
1, Jno. 8. M,Gavren, cashier of the above
named bank, do soeInny swear that the above
statement lis true to the hest of my knowledge
and belief JNo McGAvREN. Cashier
Subscr, bed and sworn to before me this 10th
day of January, 1905.
j. b. Barrett, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
L. Foss.
z. II. Deur, Directors,
Geo. A. Kellogg,
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Box Social.

There will be a Box Social at
Mount Vernon school house on
Friday Evening, JAM, 81, 1905.
Everybody invited. The boxes
will be auctioned off, the limit
price so cents. A rousing good
time for all. The evenings en-
tertainment will close with an
old fashioned spelling school.
Miss Dollie Miles, Teacher.
Excursion to the "Sign Of the
Cross"
Manager Smith has made
arrangements with the c. & N.
w. Ry. to have the fast mail
stop at Dunlap. Woodbine and
Logan next Saturday to enable
the people Of those cities to
attend the matinee of the "Sign
'of the Cross" at the New
Theatre in this city Saturday
Afternoon. If ten tickets in
each town are sold the people
can come on the fast mail
attend the matinee and return
home at $40 in the evening.
This is a fine opportunity for
the people Of those towns to
see the greatest show ever seen
in Western Iowa.
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Editor Davis Of the Logan
"Gazette' is here on business
today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

Warren Lindsey and wife
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Craven on sixth street.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

Dir. De Wore drove to Cal.
junction to attend Mrs. j. S.
Fountain who is quite sick.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

Fred Heath returned from a
few days stay in Logan this
afternoon.
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Miss Alice styre Of Logan
Was here today be tween trains
on her way home from q tour
in Nebraska. Miss Styre is a
professional whistler Of marked
ability.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

George Culayin will COM
mence putting up ice tomorrow
morning. He expects to put
up 5000 tons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-19

Mrs. A. Hunt, of Logan, is in
the Valley the guest of her son.
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Mr.. Wheeler, Of Plattsmouth,
father of Andy Wheeler, ar
rived yesterday and will spend
the winter here with his son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

one Of the family is lying III with the
dread disease.
The first anniversary Of the Murray
brass band was held In the Trocader
hall Thursday, Aug. TO- where ban
quet and ball was given
Mr. and Mrs. Melander, proprletors
of the Home restaurant, closed their
business Wednesday evening. and are
now anticipating n two months out
ing IN Cottonwood canyon, after which
they Will return to this city, and open
up a new boarding house.
The store Of Joseph Cahoon was
broken into last night and half a case
Of tobacco stolen, II Is supposed to
have been done By some pilfering boys.
The store Is located at Mr. Cahoon's
coal ward along the O. s. l.. track be-
tween here and Bingham Junction.
The life Of Peter Fotls, who runs the
Murray Produce was threatened by one
Angeles kalagls for garnishing 500 OF
the latter's wages Kalagis was In
debted TO Mr. Fotis to the amount OF
SEQ and because payment OF the debt
was going 10 be forced, Kalagis came
down from Salt Lake on the s o'clock
car, prepared to do away with the pro-
duce man, but one OF his Greek friends
was kind enough TO inform Mr.. Fots
or kalagis Intentions and the shoot
Ing was prevented Mr. Fots Informed
Mr.. Aauss Of the affairs, and the mar
shall met him NJ the car and demanded
his gun, landing him IN JAN TO await
trial
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afternoon by Chief OF Police Browning,
dated Guthrie, Ky. Aug. II:
.P. J. Luster wanted. VIII advise
'ul! description In a few hours.
'sIgned) Up. J, BURRIS."
The man arrested here Thursday
n.sAt is without a doubt the man want
60 N Guthrie for the murder OF his wifa
Sl,y W To Chief Browning Luster ad-
united Yesterday afternoon that his
WYE name Is Percy j, Luster, and that
.ils nome was In Guthrie KY, and says
may ne Was married, When asked II he
nad murdered his wife he said, II he
nSq zone so he must have been crazy
,.Htn ne ala It. When the officers talk
70 MN about his wife no turns pale,
suu several times almost tainted He
suVWs no signs OF agitation when the
murder Is discussed IN his presence,
a,u u Is believed will yet confess.
lne murder was a brutal one. Lus-
W ana nus wife lived IN the small town
~ u9lnrle On July 20 the home was
, ,Vusu locked up and the telephone
TNs l and all the blinds were down.
az nu Homans body was found on the
bbU uy WIN a bullet hole lngher side. The
S'et Wnlch caused her death was
n,sa was a steel bullet, the kind
W. W. VI tne Browning automatic pistol.
b"su huster was arrested he had In
s. e Ilsll hand outside pocket OF his
s" o browning automatic gun load
nv, men II IL believed ne would have
tstai Aad It not been for the officers
inn @nB nm by surprise. and placing
'e nalldcuifs on before he could make
~ oye' IN his valise part OF box OF
sI, sumo Kind OF bullets was found,
h"Sg d card from his wife on which she
WIKI. written q few words, evidently
hs, .0 Pc was visiting in another city
tor spriag. The police will hold him
'V 'ne Guthrie officers.
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LEHI.
BUSY SPORTING WEEK.


Lehl MIL 4 Elevator Co.-sugar city
News Brlefs.
Special Correspondence.
LEM, Utah CO., Aug. i1--This has
been a busy sporting week here, Tues
day evening the first OF series of
three basketball games for purse Of
SlO0 was played IN tho city pavilion be-
tween the Ilehi and American Fork
teams resulting In Lehi winning by a
score Of 10 to 6. Tho second game Of
the series was played in American
Fork last night I'm the OpolIo hall and
resulted In the American Fork boys
beating Lehi by a score Of 81 to IA, The
third and deciding game Will be played
at American Fork next Satur-
day Large crowds have turned out
70 see these games, which have been
very interesting. Yesterday afternoon
at the city park ball grounds Il ball
game was played between the Dalton
q Lark team OF Bingham and the Lehi
team. The I.ehi boys had II all their
own way curing the game, recording q
winning score Of II TO with Innings
COmln2,
Mike Ingersoll of American Fork and
his supporters are trying to arrange
with Robert j. Evans Of this place for
American Fork has already put up th3
money and are waiting for Lehi to do
It's part
Since the Lehi baseball team was
beaten at American Fork a short time
ago, articles have been sent TO one OF
the salt Lake morning papers from
American Fork haunting the Lehi boys
because they would not play another
game with the American Fork team.
Lehi Is not at an afraid Of being beaten
should they play another game, as they
have won II out Of IA games played
this season, but they positively VIII not
play with Pitcher Hanson OF the Amer
lean Fork team IN the box. as they val
ne their lives too highly, Hanson
throws wild and so swift and has done
80 much damage to other teams In
bruising them up. etc, that the Leni
boys would want q big sum OF money
put up before they would want TO be
bis target In game. As an instance
Of Hanson'C throwing, at the Lagoon on
the 18th. when some of our boys and
others played American Fork. he bad
~ bruised two men 50 that they had 70
quit the game and broke one fellows
jaw bone, which might have resulted
seriously II American Fork wants TO
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play they should either put Hanson out
or put up q very large purse to pay
doctors fees and other damage.
LEHI Mill & ELEVATOR co.
Monday evening stockholders OF the
Lehi MN g. Elevator company held A
meeting in the bank building and elect
ed the following officers Thomas
webb president; j. NJ. Perry,
vice president; S, l. Goodwin Sec
rotary; David Smith, treasureri
with a, J. Evans, John Y. Smith ana
j. ". Gardner 20 complete the board OF
directors. Thos. webb, s. / Goodwin
and John Y Smith were appointed a
|, construction committee. Rock for the
foundation Of the mill is already ON
the ground bids for machinery are out
and everything will be rushed to COM
pletion as s0on as possible,
David Smith has returned from Cam
ada where he went 20 inspect his ranch
and other interests. He reports the
beet crop looking fine, but the grain
has been partly destroyed by hail
storms and dtouth,
on the 9th Of this month the annual
officers meetings and conference Of the
NJ |, A. Of this stake Will be held, pre-
sumably In the new tabernacle here,
as everything IL now ready for opening
except the opera chairs, which are ex-
pected here on the nth.
While Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Gardner
were going over to Saratoga Springs
Resort Saturday IN their automobile,
Mrs Gardner was thrown out OF the
machine, caused by striking a large nut.
While nothing serious happened, Mrs.
Gardner was badly shaken up,
James NUNS, aged SO, who has been
confined 10 his bed for some time Is
still very sick.
Fred Webb is quite sick at his home.
Samuel Newhouse who had 90-day
option on a power plant site In Amer-
, can Fork canyon, has been granted u
30 days extension by President a. ],
Evans Of the Utah County Light q
Power CO.
A girl was born TO the wife OF Geo,
Southwick Tuesday
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
| webb died Thursday Of last week,
Monday last Ruben Davis, Jr., had
! two of his fingers mashed at the sugar
| factory,
Hon, George Austin and family
| moved Wednesday 20 their new home In
| salt Lake City, II IS with regret that
| we contemplate losing MIR Austin, as
he has been one Of our most progress
| siye citizens during his SO years resi-
| dence here and has done an unlimited
amount Of good I'm building up the
town and IN obtaining positions for our
citizens, not only here but IN other
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SUMMONS.

Iu tho District Court Of the
Third Judicial District OF the state oe
Utah. County ~ Salt Lake. Agnes r.
Vadnor plaintiff. VS. Elvlra NJ Macdon.
aid defendant Tho State Of Utah, 20
tho defendant.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, n served within
the County in which This action IL
brought otherwise. within thirty DAYS
after service, and defend tho above EN-.
Titled action. ard I'm case Of your failure
so 20 do judgment viii be rendered
against you according TO the demand or
the complaint which within ten days
after service on this summons upon YOU,
will he filed with the clerk OF said court.
FRICK, EDWARDS 6 SMITH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
=. o. Address Mccormick Building,
Salt Lake city, Utah.