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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Jnopielie.
Scmcl 9ntbernn 6oarers me Sss.
ming tases | BRIG.
st p~rGstist @ns.

Serren tos, SerreH GAP og hans
3upu 9rre Iooetl Elsie SrS uotrpf.
Ter SsIefien iom bette Colleges Sem
rer mi bar. Scr Iiot oOer et Mar IL
Den, nenlIig ben 30tc Roormber 1903,
par Der nof life ian Ipie Sarter hos
ale. Get ida nof triit ITO bauSe / aIfe.
tmisen os Tor 5remti0cn Sen 2oaen,
en- gpguing laat / @ru$, % to for
notwithstanding iinee @Rno omfomne
/ SlSenl Sorg % 9efpmring
iplotr 5insene. Spo6 oor Aariagen2
so. Serren baooe TAFT: 2ioet er fort
% ubeitemt; ioroiife gieuOcIe taar
mart Singer oa flpoer bort meBet,
meget iuarere. euS De ~erboIoteS. Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

aoltg Goiuuros 9o1pltol
ifinufet en- Gum Gen9e
iom gioer en- oarIi8 &en.
te al 1000 9}uuo
G9S. 900 arl. Set er
life isrItc Donation ira
Seuue iaube aSelSmauSS
SaaH0, Weu bpeu er
sen aeucreje @ioer, iOm
al fin tiIipuclaScnoc ulto.
tenmeIiaeRigScm ifipr'
fer SEN ItNcuSe Rcuueife.
beo MiQicRer pao Nil,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

Sauien talie ON 6~ormibSascn. Gaitor
6. 6. SpIter boIot SuSoieliestalen ON
giterminbassn. On aiteu iaIte Son.
Sic 81. 9foc.
s Sen treeniae CUBS 0apn err iaa
Seme 8panite reiit isier ITO at aifeu.
& bans @apn en- Sen irSpiet. Moo ri
fer oltiS fan nofere arbetoet til bans
RaprrS @re % Rris!
Serren tog. 8erren GAP, Serrpns
Ropu bare lopet!
q. s. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

rem to9 ira os babe bet enc % oct on'
Get Tor at lore os life al OGre lsuc %
efterlooue.
6erren bar gioet o2 Gritdtning Tor,
hpub 3loen irarepeoe o8. gu prog
tig .9pgning itoor M iuIot fGroig OF
iuore0et, boor nal gomIc Tor itoO,
Som Ell 8cfiieneiierts Mo8t b0iier uoi
Sinoene grinoringen ON be al pore
fiGre, iom maatte iGtte 2iptt iii.
@lr0elig BAR oeres 9inronreIie; bel.
ilgnet er Seres 9,iuSr, Gcn npe gpgs
ming bill alto minoe ON Dem, % no
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

@dibtneton og California, 2 / bper
al Staterne &ariaS % Connecticut %
1 | bier al Staterue Wasiatuietts
Waine, New Serieg. Oregon, Ohio.
Goro Gufota, Spo 9afota % SeraS,
vi De 10 8reiter / Soma Dor 3 i 3eS
Ruines, bpur Santfuroets &reIte.
ifole, @rano &ieiu College, er. Geune
Sfole fit Dem 14be oa lobe December
en- mn gpgning inSpict, iom inmmm
me6 SitanSiGttelie al Glore gpgniu'
ger bar foitet 1900 Collars, 90
bocrmeS SumiunSet "pirfclig bar
naaet at faa Sfoleu fuIot fGr6ig efter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

lioner2
Dor &c Tor iiScu bIco ban loot I
Guiitorpu I Set ifotitc @rcoifdb 9uuif.
& lit ttetSe @ar giGteoe ran &reatl'.
rrrrc. 9ereftcr fom ban / SGrr nos
eli Observation-Disclosures / 9(beroecn cg
fom iioeu / en- liouenoc 6orretntl1
nrr ct. 8outS airfen / 2cHopu. en-
Gag fcrtGQe3 oct, fom en- aln6e irn
@ortrenI inS / 8rtifcn. Zen ungc
Wono crpeoercSc bom. Scruu6er be-
merfe0e arub2n, At SanOeISbeticn'
tens lltoerifriit nnr Rapnet pad en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

ii slarS arbeioe." s SltSpielieSieitgn
oeltos "benpeo 100 tilreiien6e. $50.
lens I'D @leoer og Menig5eOsiolf /
9eS Ioires". vi Rreiter bar tiIite,
Sc 81 Sanife, 1 ioenif (nf a~ug1rtana.
ipnoSenO og / inf. SfoIen bar forre'
item mairge andre 6ormoal emo at no
oanne 8reiter. Zen er aoben bnaoe
for @ittter % Siger og 8ioer "fnlo'
itpnbig llroerpisuiilg / banife % en-
aelife Sag eiter nit 8aIg" | forifieI.
liae auriltsier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
6jetereut til 1lliuionor.

Over ale oe Sfiloriuger al menne'
ifelig 8ntoIitet % maueifeltg eicrt'
SiabeS, iom Ha iuIScr 9IaOeneS Spnl.
ter efter Bort artburs SoergiceIie,
itraalcr Ell piSuuSerIig @armbiertig'
beSen8 Stierne, iom er ififfet I'll al
befuite Sroelt poa oct 8ooe / &enHe'
ifet, ifripc2 ira 9pnoou til "Serl. Ia
qebl." Scro Mecuut Stephen bar til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

iuno blanot be GmiIfc
her | 2nnbet) bapbe ifai.
&c Safnfunoets Bias
"airfelie Samler" oeb
aarsifiitet Ct Tratera
bpis Worcester opsipes !
nGunte 9laos ar. 3 for
bette slar. Oct ices ber'
al, at al oisie Greiter er
10 boiatte / Soma, s /
Iebraifa, Z j Sainois, 6
/ Midigan, 5 / Wfinne.
ioto, A i 8isconiir, 3 /
bier al Staterre g Morf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

I Sritibeu. Scftet. f42 Cher. Srts,
25 Gents. Sem pene SortrIlinaer.
Suobotb: Spuufrinneus Senr
(Cperint fra Sbcui). - 9ashriuere %
arbeihcre. - SG]aruoFateren ! Wiin'
itcrrpolS. - Ct Con Cffer. 49, Geo8'ei'
rem. 0cuue goa % hoiItenIombelit
aHScu ser Foiter 23 Gents o. "Gecornb-
Soften" for ct Gar for $1.25 I'll ubc
abpUncuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
Grfra Gilbur
I'll rye Sel>ere

aHat srpnsirn, en- Sortrltna fra Tee
lemar'eu al Subu Sic. 6oriattcren I'll
Stdali SturIi. 80 Cher. Sris tro'
bunocn so Gents. Settle or Sobn Sies
beoite o. moriomite SortGaiug, % me
dboHucuter fan erboISe Den % giaSet ct
belt War for 1925.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

SibsltHS 3atarbiituris. Suoebotoerec
en- Scifripctie uf Eureue. Sluuterue %
RtnerGIierue iom fHoes % iarNtes ! Oct
SeIige 2ano. Iso lat SllitrGtiorer
$500.
Snnnhbos / Si5elruS gcusraf. arp'
uoloaIf lloiigt ooer 6oosesS utl. til See
ruiateu5 SHotageIie al Sttus. SeeS 10
o~pluicuoe SiIlsesr o. ! adrt. $500.
SGSer % Sfifte / Sibelens Sanoe.
Ieo los SauitrutiUucr, S2,u0.
glRaS o. SpiHSer / SibclenS SnHoe.
Gleo Al 9iueoer. S2O0.
Gt bar nm ct erempIGr af bosr al
oisie ! &Tpsr. san srbo!eeS mto "Sesos
ra6s Soften for S1.25 EXTRA eaer So so
for gtaoet % 8oseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

let iunbe o. mae NeuucIfc. Gf 9d'
thiaS Sobuiou. W. 3. en- lortfattet,
~ioI!ciattcIia Hrcmitiuina al ret menncIir'
Iigc 2egeutcS @papiug % BETS Sr8aners
Sorretniuoer, lamt bets Sp9bOmme cg
bercS 9tbnnoIing. Niee ct Silrg ON
2uit. 2ps oe @anS. iom @etiuseIier for
2ip % SutSbcS. 8oSt iuobuubeu. Sum
s gremplarer tiIbupe. $3.50.
glarct et Var % Seuue BOG 1925.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

Jsef,issassbearr CT IN saftsr, lieea Sss- par
sntrsss tHb,rspsi hrrr slavRe ben. EaHse TAT i0r
ben o. .Deeprah.e saea-. ism 81 en- retSErneHG lsR
/ psr one. aiaflsess '9es aIasz- mso nae iHtrp
nientr 5ssfrniaser
esrsrlisn auTbsre. Ksis-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
aosiuiun Sruiue e1er Saaton saa.

@Sbiuion Gruipe ener Saafon Sdas
fcrieu. neo Bdlt Otter. ESQ Stoer.
@ris ~treburoer rs Gents.
SubboIo: 23 G;ilsSer % ct anrt.
Soatun San,orien go1r tiIiss. - Ill
So. - Sdd,on pda SfiIopaooeser. -
SgrcoerhuIsu unSerisaes. Saatou
fomrer ODER paa abetdtsen- - Saaion
Noar fig nse / Srsobigen. = 5aaiou
aisr Spbaaefier. en- Slonbefart. -
De Bible lomrer. - RarpS SortrIins.
5ofpeI o. ReIions RaHbifnb. -
Saatou % Sens idrges at Ssrspere. -
Rarp 90 GtprterSat fore Srig. -
SIutrina.
GorteaueIie ODER SIIp.
ftratioUeru E: Soafou guar outs
boro | 2oro 9sliou. - 2oro Reliou. -
9orb ReIiou ~forliier. Sdatou Itgger
pad Strdnoeu. - Sdd'oH bl1ier pan
Aldpboru. 49, Cullen. - Saatou eegrds
Der Sierueffd[en. 49, 9eoparoeu | BET
buEe 9rr. - a6ernc { 9reoirusttrRet.
- 6antou / tit SussErG. 49, ct 8rds.
Get bernmeIigbensfuIee Sus. - gdpes
goisr. 49, SpsoErierist. Saaion %
gtarp. - 3eus % Rarn founer til DC
giInes qauo. - Sens banter Snnirs. -
Sailanosn % Rrnbueu. - Pnrp %
StGrte Sai ipsmmer til SuIen - CD
Isoeu bales no. 49, Sieu,uIe | gorge.
Seune iuteresi1rte SortRqing 'erSes
iom Brrmie til npe SubFribentsr for
St.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

SpurleoeS SulpUr blep Brett. Sortrls
ling al Y. 6. Strsmu1e. ) to Eele.
$500.
SuobuIo: On bsIitaaeube Rn!oms
mer. Bethel ReuigbeS. 5u5!ig
9bttc. - Sorq. $500 3 Epoerteu. 49, ct
Stptts at gerScn5httorisr. 49, Nenighes
BEN iaar girie 90 Brett. - Sen nmeris
ianIie Snloou. - Rreiteemuet. - pgreic
/ 0~suiebebeu. - Gfiteo til 2cccrub.
- SfpIen. Secornb. - 8laSe SUI
- Saa al: banSe gtnter os Saar. -
6ulpur 6Iir uoIeu. - ct. 2ouis. - ga
itor Selseion.
gldoct Ct aar og Seuue u~dImiHSeIig
teitfe % moriorume Bog $t.75.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03
stsrRs sisStri { gfrseH. tom iaksIfess
&irfefloffcr, S ssaIs |; ;

Gsts Rlutismfial (esbbss % Ital. etns sf,,r Sris %
aa,atOs. asSkaAe Bell fVvadp Co. Baltimore, Nd
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

Bier o. sthoIo. VI n, SacobioH. Snbs
buubeu. Rris 25 Gents.
Su6boIb: SororS. -- SuoteSuiug,
Sbem bsr boIpe @ter2 guile arah titles
Der. - SpiI'en Brace at Bier bsr fores
trGtfcs, - SpiIte SInss auber bar pGIs
ees? - ON @iaaaroens g~eIigseabeo,
Gipgge, @aresauber o9 Soorina. - Sis
giteratrr. Iere ON Sooring % Sieb
af @ier. - @icrneS llbbreSclie ! ames
rifd. - 8iitit og DtibeeI MOB famine. -
gee Grpfer~ % SisSdbit. - 9ebauos
ling ni 8iitit 49, Ssgn pau, at CT SoIos
nj er ubcu 7rcuniug. - SborIeoes en-
brouningfrs auloui ifal bebaubles. -
auuitig gortnm ("SounSation" % oers
Hptts. ~- @ioeu1fubeIig auubitah anguas
enbc @ierrcs Rdtur CT ~nehnerota. -
SbeoretiH lluberpisniug % oeus Huuers
BELLE. - sg~aIregcuoe arbeibcrbier. -
CpaIning al 8ronuiHger. 49, 3auneIieH
of "gtucIei". $780, SpGrmnius % at lube
Spnrme, 49, Selling eler SorBselie al
aoIorier, - 8oreniHg al 10 aolonier. -
Seooonsg tetbooeu. - duen's Sp9ruls
Snngiter. - MISUNDERSTANDING ("Sg'
traetor"). - SurfaIhning. - Ranr en-
SpGrm forldoer Nlibcu. - obae ba mun
eiereS. - Repcrbicr. - SorbotosregIer
mob BisS paoomme. Soul BROOD.
-- Sulo pnu gier. - 6o%Hningbsiten -
ut forere % itaiieHiiere autouter. -
Cperfsrirg. 49, Soorleoss Srouuiugen
fan finbcs. 49, gisus SienSsr. 49, Simsls
len (~gee Rotb"1. 49, WITS % Rbrer.
- Reaeu SbGruntua. - Somiingoua,
49, "@ug Suice". 49, SisSnpu. - Glitie
&Iseer. - Sogboe6e. - giHranter. -
@ereoelie mob @iutersu. 49, Soorin9. -
~8ee gicape". -Siaul I Bet itore. -
Coming iOm S6bes og 2GgemibbeL -
gicrncs Soerpiutriug. - BuSer meb
apncr /. - Gperoiutring i aielber. -
Gberpintrira pnn GommerpIaoienc. .
S3ier8ous Sbsort. - griHprtugSliite lJc
bptr Nnnneo / Hnrst.
She a~boHncnier fan erbolbe benne hrs
teresiante BOG og boiItenlombeLit amber
Bpg til famine gris. mob at ihoIcnoc
SIPS for ct Mars SubfriptioH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

= Chippewa SAILS, @is., bar
ser / iioite uge p9ret afbolSt ct &soe
al 6oIf, icm oil orbeibe for flrfeltg
Screening blanSt be Norife Der / Gam
set. WeSet bIep bolot paa Sorarleos
ming Of 6. 2. gitenbns ! Ssiim SSa..
oplpies Der. Reieraterire | De enaelifc
aoiier er poerit ufuIoit9nbise. let
heSer, at RsSet bcflutteoe at tilifpnoe
0annelien al Reuiebeoer oprnlt !
9anoet paa 9aiis al Den npteitameui.
Iige 99re~. Sr. Giterbus blep palat
iii al beige be i 9epGgelien interes.
ieleSe WeniebeSer, og ct @ssoe al lar
eanne, iom bnloer en- "non-Iecterian
G6urf~ oil blioe bolot / Slnti. iii
al tretie De n~eepenoise Encouragement.
ter til bette Msoe palgtes islsgnoe
Serrer: 6. 9. Eiterbus, CsiiaH ST.,
z W. anSerion, @inonn, Winn., $.
amitIon, gIar Safe, sSsa., y. Carl.
Jon, geresforo, 2. 0of., os SitIius
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-03

SusmunSSsniten. On Sort0aiug fra
St8bal al 8, a. SDis. SpoerSe Splog.
2T Sioer. %ris inb6unbeu 80 Gents.
SnbboIb: Susmanosn hos i'm
itreugc SuSbouSe. Susmduos9utteu
til Tdaben. - S~torbunpeus Gdtier o.
SlfSmmrOens 5gu Tom 2esetamerater.
Sn5nauoSgutteu til SGterS. Sc TO
ION Stoietumeruter. Sulen / pu5s
mduoSihlsu on hos Srisbouoer. - De to
paa Ntrtegulpct. - Susnrdnosantten ms
tldget font Horbrpoer. - 9onoen iptEer
mere Oh mere. - Sc TO tneer Ifiieo mco
biuouScu. - @itre 'Stufielisr. I'll
SGters. 49, Smut 6aab, 9Trre os
@Grre. 49, Ct ubeloigt 6orIooeIiesielfob.
H. Sltsmanbsoutten | et umerttduif
Sier. - On 9ranbitifter fnnr fin Som.
-@nnromouhtus acre lGapes | @rnoer.
-Susmauosfoltere tiIbaoc | fit gartle
Siem. 49, On rGoiom CpteoeIie pdn RrGa
ricn, -- Storbouben Tom SorbrnSer.
CT Cpaisr utclIem SuSmarosqutteu o.
Rtaic. - Ole iiriper til Ilarie. - Ole
/ Chicago. - Sudrer iurob Warie.
Sttsntdrssgutten tiIbd8e | bet sdn,lc
9anS. Susmarbsgutteu i Glorious
benS EInos. - ct alGoeliot @ienipu.
Rhe GbouHeutcr fan erbolSe "Seeo,
rabr goiteu~ OF ~gee arneu" ct sar n,eo
beuue isenbeubc Sorteuine 'iom yrGmie,
for $f.25.
FRA SisISbssceH. SortTuineer at
Sohn Sic. 1876 Sioer. Seftet. Rris
20 Gents.
SnSbotb: ct Gig paa 8peseu.
SeriuS Sosen. - Siue SGrn. - Smut
@reiio. - Soorfor Stdburet pdd 5esgs
tpeit ramleoe ueo. - DnmIe Wine.
asldi admoet. - Sporleoes llrbsen ri
Gag I Ell aroueIebirf.
Sine abonnenter fan faa benue BOG %
bnilfcuiombtIit auSen Der ,oiter 25 Cts.
% ~5ecorabs $oiten" ct Var for Sf.25.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Administrators Notice

Notice is Hereby Given to all
Persons Interested:
That on the 4th day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1905, the under
signed was appointed by the
District Court of Harrison Co.,
Iowa, Administrator of the es-
tate of |. N. Frazier deceased,
late of said County. All per-
sons indebted osaid estate will
make payment to the UNDER
signed, and those having claims
against the same will present
them, legally authenticated, to
said Court for allowance.
Dated September a, 1905.
Sarah j. Frazier,
s21 Administrator.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
On TO OGDEN AND TO COAST
Northwestern Incorporates fcr
Line to Utah and Other
COnneCtiO

From further steps taken by
the Northwestern in Wyoming
and Utah, the prediction of the
World Herald some days ago
that the line would be built
from Casper to Salt Lake City,
making connections with the
Western Pacific for the coast,
seems likely to become true
soon. Copies of the articles Of
incorporation of the Chicago &
Pacific Railway company have
been filed in Salt Lake City,
with a capitalization of $780,
600. 1t is set forth that the
Intention of the company is to
build a line from Casper to Og-
den.
Ihe ChlcagO q Pacltlc is the
name under which the North
western is building it's Casper
extension. The articles in Wyo-
ming provide for the building
of a line from Casper to the
Wyoming west line. The new
articles filed in Utah permit it
to build to Ogden. Connections
with the Western Pacific at
that point would give the
Northwestern a transcontinen-
tai line from Chicago to the
Pacific coast.
Omaha officials profess to
know nothing of these plans,
and it is thought all plans ema-
nate from the Chicago head
quarters. World Herald.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested:
That on the 3Oth day of Au-
gust A. D. 1905, the undersign-
ed was appointed by the Dis
trict Court of Harrison Co..
Iowa, administrator of the es-
tate of John A. Howard de-
ceased, late of said county. All
persons indebted to said estate
will make payment to the un-
dersigned, and those having
claims against the same will
present them, legally authenti-
Gated, to said Court for allow
ance.
Dated August 3Oth, 1905.
VIM. M. Jones,
sis Administrators,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at
his farm three miles east of
Missouri Valley,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 81, 1906
the following property, sale to
commence at / p. m. sharp.
33 head Of cattle consisting
of fifteen cows, four yearling
heifers, and thirteen calves,
one Durham Short Horn bull
very fine, so head of hogs, l
span horses q year old coming,
two moving machines, l stalk
cutter, l hay rake, other art
icles not mentioned. Free
lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale-l2 months
credit an all sums of $40 or
over, under $40 cash, purchaser
giving note with 8 per cent in
terest with good security.
Robert Berry, Prop.
G. S. Moore, Auctioneer.
j. S. McGavren, Clerk.
q ~ oTo7IA.
s..,,th. H1hs Kind You Have A!.ar sssti
a',:;''' = &>MzZzszx
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Football.

The Missouri Valley first
team was organized last night
electing Tom Finley Captain
and Charley Robinson manager
This team expects to equal in
every respect the champion.
ship team of 1900. If you
wish to see a good game of
football come out to their first
game.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14

Mrs. Lydia Johnston and
Miss Anna Stuart left Tuesday
to attend the L. D. s. camp
meeting at Moorhead.
Ellsworth Moore attended the
Sioux City far the first of the
week.
Mrs. Lafe Clinkenbeard left
Tuesday for Peru, Neb., to visit
parents and friends.
DR.. Macfarlane reports the
arrival Tuesday of a little boy
at Charley divers, one mile
and a half south of Orson.
The Mondamin correspondent
of the Times wishes to inform
the editor of the Enterprise
that his stomach was never
sweeter and his digestion never
better. He thanks him for the
information that it is talking
scandal to call public attention
to the crying need of protect
ing the boys of Mondamin from
gamblers, boot leggers and
prostitutes. What is the mat
ter, 0. G.? Is anything hurt
ing you?
Walter Hoff and wife were
presented with a little girl last
Sunday.
A little boy came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Benin
last Thursday.
Mrs. Steve Mahoney is teach
ing the fall term at the Coff-
man school. Mrs. Mahoney is
a first class and experienced
teacher.
John Thomas and Asa Thorn
as, of Clay township, returned
from their visit at Hot Springs
the first of the week. Mrs.
Scot Welden came with them.
John Neal is staying on the
Oscar Pugsley farm, haying
and looking after the stock.
His daughter, Mrs. Maggie
Mold of Council Blugs, is visit
ing with him this week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Did You Ever Walt for a Train?

Did You Ever Walt for q Train?
Having been up the country
last week on a visit to friends,
and ON returning and desiring
to reach home on the after noon
we boarded a freight on the l.
c., road, but unfortunately we
failed to make haste. At Smith
land the company had unloaded
several car load of cinders, near
the track, and some of them
fell on the rails, and as the
train came numbering along and
striking the cinders, four cars
left the rails, OBTAINING the train
an hour, which made our ar
rival in Onawa just 35 minutes
too late for the afternoon train
going south. The next train
from Sioux City not being due
until 7:30. We utelized the
time by a visit at the Onawa
Democrat office with Editor
Wondor, who was busy filling
his excellent journal with live
reading matter, advertisements
and general news. At the nsu-
al hour, we found our way to
the Park House, opposite the
N. w. Depot, where we had a
very good supper, then we re-
turned to the depot, determined
not to be left, but to our dis
gust we learned that the train
was an hour late, and here we
waited until 8::45, and then left
for Mo. Valley, reaching here
at 1910. Oh, it's delightful to
wait at the depot for a belated
train, especially at night, and
when you are impatient to get
home, but then, such things are
so we'll as a means to test our
patience and learn us to realize
the fact that the world is full
of disappointment, and that we
are never sure Of anything, un-
less we have it in our throat and
can't get it up or down, then
we are sure we have it.
D. M. H.
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mO11damirA News

Ike Greer's children are hav-
ing a severe time with the
whooping cough.
Crit Welden has been quite
sick for the past week.
Attorney Wills visited Ona-
wa and Sioux City Tuesday and
Wednesday on legal business.
Charley Cutler and wife Wis
tied with Mrs. Beebee between
trains on their return from
Denver. Charley reports a
good time with the old soldiers.
Bert Faylor, Jr., has bought
a farm near Moorhead. Lee
Faylor will tend it next year.
Guy Bonney, of Little Sioux,
was doing business in the city
Friday.
Charley Smith has rented his
farm on the river to Alonzo
Dunnigan and gone to Alberta,
Canada.
Richard Wallis has rented
the island farm of Round lake
and will farm it next year.
Charley Pippet visited Mis-
souri, Valley Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ruffcorn
visited with their daughter,
Mrs. Frye, of Council Bluffs,
over Sunday.
Mrs. L. H. Frye, of Missouri
Valley, visited last week with
her mother, Mrs. Donald Maule
of Raglan.
Shermy Ruffcorn and TOT
Belville are running a thresh
ing machine near Ute. They
report a good yield of small
grain and lots of work.
Sol Bower, the genial land
lord of the Commercial House,
and his son Lloyd took in the
ball game and other attractions
at Modale Saturday.
The property owners OF
Round Lake are posting no
tices forbidding hunting on the
lake without permission.
Ed Hitchcock has rented his
farm on Round Lake for the
coming year to William Nelson.
VIM. Shrill, engineer on 1868,
is rusticating with Jack Wallis
and taking an outing on Round
Lake.
Joe Grooms is going to put a
cement foundation and cellar
under his house.
Cal Beamon was a Modale
sight seer Saturday.
Fred Johnston was on the
sick list a few days last week.
Tom McEvoy is going to
raise his residence and put a
cement foundation under it.
Irvy Spooner, Wilber Reeves
and DR.. Finley took in the
circus and fair at Sioux City
Monday.
John Crewdson and family
talk of moving away from
Mondamin in the near future.
Grandma Peary has been con-
fined to her bed for several
days with summer complaint.
Clark Ruffcorn was in Coun.
Gil Bluffs on business the first
of the week.
Cy Wills went down Satur-
day to see what Modale had to
offer in the way of entertain
ment.
Mrs. Rough Morgridge was
among those on the sick list
the first of the week.
Sum Spooner visited in Oma-
ha Sunday and Monday.
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Anniversary Gathering

AlleAC was q JiOesoeslo lleSl CJ VI
about thirty congenial souls,
young and grownups, who gath
cred at the home of Mr.. VIM.
Roberts, in Boomer township,
Pottawattamie county, yester-
day, to celebrate his 62nd birth
day anniversary.
Coincident with the firing
upon Fort Sumpter, William
Roberts came to this farm
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Roberts noble, sturdy
pioneers and here he has lived
for 44 years. Mr.. Roberts has
400 acres, half in pasture and
half of the latter is beautifully
wooded, appearing more like a
park. The late Congressman
Pusey has said it was the most
beautiful piece of pastoral
park in that county; and Mr..
Pusey was a man of artistic
tastes. Roaming at will in this
vast grassland are over a hum
dred head of stock that are not
subdued in any manner. Not
a COW is milked or a horse
bridled, many of the latter way
beyond the years of discretion
never having been broken, pre-
senting the anomaly of wild
horses so tame that they come
at the beck and call of their
gentle master, any place out on
the vast domain.
Brother Bill" as his sisters
lovingly call him, is so gentle
and kind that the idea of
breaking the will of any of
Gods creatures is decidedly
r.pugnant to him, which is
doubtless his reason for re-
naming in single blessedness
all these years, for some of us
experienced ones have told him
how unbearable a woman's will
was until it was run through
the crimping machine. Mr..
Roberts prepared a deliscious
dinner, none of your two or
three course affairs, but a ban
quet and every one was loud in
praise of his culinary ability.
All left by moonlight, wishing
the host at least SO events of
like nature. Pastor All.
w. D. Brown, of Modale, was
a Valley visitor today.
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