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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05
Original Notice.
Sssso OF IDal, ..
HARRISON G'1ll,y .

lltrrlSOW 0JIlhy
L NJ Kellogg,
pia.ntiff, ln the District
vs Court of tbs
H L. Fry, Inez Fey, State of lowe
Penny weight Scale In and for
Company, Mystic Hsrris
Wiling Company. county, at the
Farrell and Company January term
aud Lawton Cutiery A. d. 1905.
company, Defendants
To H l.. Fry, Iaez Fry, Penny.
weight Scale Co., Mystic Milling Com
psny, Farrell aud Company and Law.
ton Cutlery Gompsny defendants.
Yon and each Of you are hereby
notified that on or before the 3lst day
of December. 1904, patition will bs
lied nv the said plaintiff, l. NJ. Ke,-
.oug, In the office Of the Clark of the
DIstricI Court Of said county and
state damanding judgment against the
81 id II. 7. Frv and Inez Fry for the
isnm Of Four hundred dollars (S400 OOl
Nth savan ner cant interest thereon
from June 5sh, 1904, and for costs. in
ending attorneys fees; on account of
rue certain promissorv note in the
snn Of Fifty dollars ($5O COY and one
cArtain nromissnrv note in the sum ne
Three hnndrad (iftv dollars $3.50 .OO)
hos;, executed on June 9th. 1899, by
the said II l. Frv ard said ID-z Frv
FO plaintiff aud due in two and five
wears from dare respectively, and ask
ing the reform atiOn of tho mortgage
given to secure the above mentioned
notes 80 that the same shall convey
Lot M. Five (5) in Block N D. Eighty
two (82) in the Missouri Valley Real
EsT ate and Improvement Company's 3
First Addition to Missouri Valley,
Iowa. as was the intention of said
mortgayors when they executed the
said mortgage; aud asking that said
Judgment be decreed to bs lien upon
the abnve described premises from the
date of the execution of as!d mortgage
and asking that tha said mortgage be
foreclosed and that the liens of all the
Defendants if any they have upon the
said mortgaged premises be dacreed to
he jnninr and inferior to the lien of
plaintiffs mortgage and thar the
equity of redemption Of all OF said de
fendants be forever barred end fore
cl"eed; and for such other and further
relief ss will appear by examination of
the above mentioned peti.ian which is
harebv referred to and made 4 part Of
this notice.
And shat unless you appear thereto
and defend Before nnon of the second
dav nf the next term of the Distric;
Cmrt, commanding a; Logan. in sai:.
County on tha 3lss .ay OF I.n.arv,
1905 iafa:,. VII! he er.ecad aga;is,
y"n ord indpme,s randsred sherann
Dat 4 'i,iS % h dss - Dacen.a4-
\ H. 1904
l. Il. K.:l sgs. t:a,n.;T
.Ipn. $. McGsVrsa, Attorney.
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Original Notice
state of Iowa,

EG0AV Va tGWHi
Harrison oan.y .
First Nation, senk, on
Missouri VI s. ios's lii thagSss.s-
PiainMff, Gr.cJ GOnr:
VS. of the STATE
a. l. Fry, 1nez Fry, Of Iowa 'n
Penny weight scale com- and for .l.r-
psny, Mystic MsiIlng rison Cnuni y
Company, Farrell and at the jan
Company and LawtOn nary term.
Cutlery Company, d. A. d. 1906.
fendants
TO II. L. Fry, Inez Fry, Penny
weight Scale Company, Mystic Milling
company, Farrell ana Company, snd
Lsw.os. Cutlery Gnmranv, defendants:
Yon and each OF you ara hereby nn
.itis,d that or or i,afore the 3lst dav of
December, 1904. pa:ition will be fi.ed
~ said plaintiff The First Natians.
Bank of Missouri Valley. Iowa. in The
Office of the clerk cf the district court
ut said ceunty aud state demanding
Judgment against the said III. l.. Fry
N the sum of seven hundred dollars
(S7O0 OW with eight per cent interest
thereon from November 25th, 1902, and
for costs, including attorneys fees on
account Of his promissory note IN wri-
:lng executed to A. G. Brown on No
vember 25th, 1896, in the sum of nine
hundred dollars ($90O.OW and asking
the foreclosure of the certain mortgage
given to secure said note, which mort
gage conveys Lot No. Six (6) of Black
No. Eighty two (82) Nilsson Valley
Real Estate and Improvement Compa
VS. First Addition to the Town of
Missouri Valley. Iowa, and asking that
the liens Of all of the defendants upon
the said mortgaged premises be decreed
TO be Junior and inferior to the lien Of
plaintiffs mortgage, and that the equi
" of redemption of the said defend
ants aud each of them be foreclosed
and forever barred and for such other
and further relief as will appear by In
spection of the above mentioned peti.
tion which is hereby referred to and
made part of this notice and that un
less you appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon of the second day of the uext
term of the district court commencing
at Logan, in said county, on the 3ls.
day of January, 1905, default will he
entered against you and Judgment rem
tlered thereon
Dated this Goth day of December,
A d 1904.
First National Bank Of Missouri Val
rev. iowa, Plaintiff.
JIG Jno. $. McGsvren. Attorney
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siman is confined to
bS ! severe case Of La
aggie Hansen left for
yesterday evening,
suiile har studies there.
[artin the real estate
ciay traded the Charley
!lefs operty on 9th street
lsis citv for a farm near
se. Nebraska.


Sdale Lodge No. 573, held
initial allation services last
lle following Grand Of
from this city off ,iating:
Heath, D. D. G. NJ.
visler. G. M.
Hunk Oviatt, G. w.
Fisher, G. s.
Hs Campbell, G. 7.
he following officers were
He'd for Modale Lodge Nc.
for the ensuing term:
Vaggener, N. G.
Hint Morrow, v. G.
j Cutler, R. s.
GS. Wright, Treas.
McManemie, Warder.
Lee Boswell, Con.
Eeo. w. Motz, R. s. to N. G.
al I. L.ocklin, L. s. to N. G.
s r Harvey, R. S. to V. G..
u o. Kerr, Z. S. to v. G.
Sherman 1ocklin, R. S. S.
|H N. Silsby, L. S. s.
|. hall was crowded with
ra,ers Of the Order, and a
~ sil ljjoyable time was had.
3 fE,sr work had been conclu-
were invited to a nice
81 supper prepared for the
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walker, Smith and KoSenbaum.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
j. L. Shelton, labor. IS 2 80
7. D. Fackler, sal. so 90
j. j. Deal, sal. ....... 60 90
Valley Laundry. ...... l II
c. H. Bell, meals. ..... 3 25
j. w. Waggener, sal. !. 60 90
Eli Watkins, sal. 80. 16 90
Woodland & Wehr]i. q IS
First Natl, time ok. -. 72 50
e. L. Co, heat. ...... 20 90
Telephone Co., services 36 90
j. L. Tamisiea, prof. ser 25 90
X. Mohatt, draying. 1 25
G. S. Hoar & Co., mdse. / 60
Boner & Robinson, liv. 1 90
Times, printing. ..... 5 90
j. S. Wattles, services. 90 40
Remington Typewriter
Co., books. 80. -. 13 IS
G. H. Deur, mdse. .... 81 SO
Updike Grain Co., tax.
Water Fund.
Times, printing. a 90
First Natl, t. cks. 49,. So IS
G. M. Goodrich, over
charge. 2 90
C. w. Forde, sal. .... 81 90
c. w. Forde, labor. ~: q Is
j. Thompson, sal. !. 60 90
Des M. Coal Co, coal. 83 70
Thompson Meter COM
AleCel ........ %
Electric Light Fund.
b. L. Co., lights. -. 154 IS
Moved and seconded that
bills as read be allowed. Car
ried.
Chief Neufnd came before the
council and asked for some more
hose for the Fire Dept, also
one-half dozen pairs boots and
one-half Dozen rubber coats,
and some printed cards for call
ing up Fire Station in case of
fire.
Moved by Hosbrook ,and sec
onded by Burbank that fire
com. be instructed to purchase
500 feet of hose and one-half
dSzen pair rubber boots and
one half dozen rubber coats.
Motion carried.
Reports of city treasurer,
water commissioner, city mar
shall, street commissioner, read
and approved.
Moved and seconded that the
matter of changing lights at
9th and 9Th street Ry crossing
be referred to com. on lights
with power to act. Motion
carried.
Moved and seconded that we
adjourn. Carried.
j. B. Barrett.
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Possibilities 81 January Weather.

The United States depart
ment of agriculture, weather
bureau issues this date. covering
a period Of thirty-four years,
compiled from the weather
bureau records at Omaha. they
are issued to show the condit-
ions that have prevailed, dur
ing January, for the above
period, but must not be contin-
ued, the department says, as a
forecast of the weather condi-
tions for the coming month.
Temperature Mean or nor
NAL temperature, 81 degrees.
The warmest' month was in
1880, with an average of IS
degrees. The coolest month
was that Of 1883, with an ave-
rage of 8 degrees. The highest
temperature was 63 degrees, on
January 20, 1895. The lowest
temperature was, 80 SO degrees
on January S, 1884. The earli-
est date on which first killing
frost occurred in autumn
October IL. Average date on
which last killing" frost oc-
Cured in spring, April Is. The
latest date on which last "kill-
ing frost occurred in spring,
May 10, 1894.
Precipitation rain or melted
snow Average for the mon tn
O.62 inches. Average number
of days with .O1 of an inch or
more, z inches. The greatest
monthly precipitation was 2.11
inches in 1891. The least
monthly precipitation was 0.G7
inches in 1879, 1889 and 1903.
The greatest amount of preci-
pitation recorded in any
tweny- four consecutive hours
was 0.95 inches, on January
9th and 28th, 1891. The great
est amount Of snowfall record
ed in any twenty-four conse-
cutive hours (reorded extend
ing to winter of 1884-85 only)
was 6 inches, on Janusry IL,
1880.
Clouds and Weather Aver
age number Of clear days,
twelve; partly cloudy days 10:
cloudy days, nine.
Wind-P -Preailing winds have
beed from the northwest. The
average hourly velocity Of the
wind is 8 $40 miles. The high
est velocity of the wind was fif-
ty-two miles from the north
west on January Z, 1903.
dictates below zero.
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Lsveland Items.
Mrs. David Henderson is on

Mrs. David Henderson is on
the sick list.
Mr.. Robert Henderson and
Miss Leila Adams, Of Silver City
have been visiting D. Hender-
son and family the past week.
Mrs. D. H. Bailey and Master
Chester, returned Monday, from
their visit during the holidays,
with relatives in Lincoln, Neb.
Beatrice Coffey has been the
guest of Miss Lulu Hutchison,
the past few days.
The Sunday School elected
the following officers and teach
ers, January LIST, for the year
1905:
o. Kelsey, Supt.
Mrs. Ida Copeland, Ast. Supt.
Miss Olive Henderson, S. & 7.
Miss Flossie Henderson, Org.
Teachers.
Mrs. j. j. Brookhouser.
Mrs. L. Terrell.
Mrs. Ida Robinson.
Mr.. Charles Children.
Mrs. M. Brosuns.
Miss Ida Copeland. ~
Miss Adda Barnhart and
Miss Leontine Arthur of Logan
are visiting friends here today
on their way home from River
Sioux where they have been
visiting friends for several
days.
DR.. w. C. Mason returned to
his home in Omaha this after
noon after several days visit
here with relatives.
J. N. Fitzgibbon is an Omaha
visitor today.
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Cfista Arp, Of Kansas
riyed IN the Valley yes
III, md is the guest Of her
Mrs. A. G. Puddy, for a
Jones was a pleasant
h today and made himsef
with the Times until 1906.
I. 5. y. ". Entertainment

~ " ". WI. EnteItd1nmSnt
L.ast night the doors of the
C. q. w hall were thrown
IA 10 the members and their
pIElies and also to the D. of
which is auxiliary of the
orAmen. The Workmen is
u very hourislaing condition
a pro ospects are brighter now
an ever before. At the last
eeJiilg fourteen candidates
ere initiated and five more
hllctted upon. Last night six
ore were given the Degrees
orknanship and more are
sight for the next meeting.
After the regular routine Of
lsiness last night the hall was
pened to the families of the
O. U w. and the D. of H.
Fables were soon spread and in
short while the guests and
arnilies were seated to a sump-
1ons oyster supper. The sup
er was prepared by Thomas
LcC Csarty and many were the
ompliments expressed at the
elicious taste and fine flavor
&c! The zh;;yyaallyess.
Taken all in ali, it was the
est time we have had in many
ioons. At a late hour the
llests departed, each one say
ng they had spent a most en-
pyable evening and wishing
laslV more such evenings might
nent together. But Charlie
isl says if the man who took
will bring It back he
oi' charge him one cent of
Vie next regular meeting Of
@. U. w. is Tuesday,
20, 1905, and every mem
IS urged to be at his place.
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&c. Mcintosh was a pleasant
caller yesterday. In talking
over the ditch business with
"Clint" we asked him what the
next move would be if the pre-
sent ditch law failed to stand
"Well" he said "my next move
will be off the bottom onto the
hills, if the bitches don't go
through, and there are hundreds
of other bottom farmers fee
just as l do about it."
Miss Grace Becky left fol
Omaha this morning, where
she goes to take a course in the
Omaha Business University
Mrs H. A. Darting is confined
to her room on account of La.
Grippe.
Mrs Zellis Hammer of Mo
dale was the guest of Mr.!
Amelia Ritchison
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Heimar
Of Trenton Missouri are the
parents Of a fine baby girl born
week befole last.
Miss Grace Cox is teaching
this term in the Tick Ridge"
district.
DR.. G. w. Nc Cavern is hav
/ Ing q brick sidewalk built ii
: front Of the Shields business
property.
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VIM. Neufind and Dan Nc
Cune went to South Omaha
this morning in the interests
OF the sale days in this city, the
first one of which occurs ] M
uary 10th.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Willis Stern, E. R. Caldwell
and A. B. Hosbrook, collateral
inheritance appraisers for Har-
rison county, were in the Valley
today, appraising the real
estate of the LeGrand O'Dell
estate in order to find out how
much is due the state from Mr..
O Dell's estate.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

j. c. Martin received a
letter this morning saying his
father, Dan Martin, died at
his home in Jackson Co Iowa
on December 1st. He was 81
years and 8 months old. He
had been a resident of Iowa
for So years.
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Willis Stern, of Logan was in
the Valley on business today.

Geo. Parker was a Valley
visitor last night. Mrs. j. B.
Gump accomanied him to Nor
folk today for a visit with his
daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Miss, Mable Hill and Mis-
May kits, of Magnolia, are in
the Valley the guests of Mrs. H.
C. Reel.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

w. F. Wills received a letter
this morning from his daughter
in Waterloo, in which she says
that there is nine inches of
snow now in that city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

p: R. Caldwell, of Logan is in
the Valley on legal business.
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Married, at the home of the
bride in this city today at IL m,
Rev. MacAllister officiating.
Mr.. S. J. Meats, of Clay town
ship, to Miss Mary E. Smith, of
this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

The relationship of the
farmers of a community and
the business men should be
most cordial. Only for the
farmers, the laborers and others
that comprise the great part Of
the population the merchants
would have little excuse for
being in business. The in
terests Of both classes are par
allel. One cannot we'll get
along without the other. The
merchant no more depends on
the success of the farmer and
the laborer than do either Of
the latter on the success of the
former. In reality all are
laborers working in their re-
spective fields. Between them
there should be the greatest
harmony. In towns that are
noted for activity and progress,
particularly in agricultural
sections, it will be found that it
is the united efforts of both
classes that win. Blair Courier
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Miss Olga Strobehn IS visit
ing friends N Quick, Iowa. for
4 few days,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

A fellow who couldn't afford
to take his home paper saw in
a mail order journal where a
ce. tain firm offered IL cents
for 1902 pennies. He sent
them fifty of the coppers OF the
1902 vintage. He received an
Immediate reply, saying that
just as soon as he sent 1852
more pennies sufficient to
make up the full number Of
1902 he would receive the Ill
cents. Then he went out be-
hind the barn and kicked him
self. Elk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Sloan Star: Corn receipts on
the loc al market average about
5000 bushels per day, according
to the books Of local elevator
men. This is exclusive of ear
corn bought by outside buyers.
On some days the offerings have
run up above 5000 bushels in
the aggregate, but 5000 is con-
sidered a Conservative estimate
of the daily average.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

The piano that is to be voted
to the most popular lodge in
Mo. Valley was put in G. S.
Osborns window yesterday, and
it is indeed a beautiful instru-
ment. The particulars of the
manner Of voting can be learn
ed by reading the big ad in to-
days Daily Times.
Miss Lucille Shelley left fo,
Grand Island Nebr. this after
noon where she will spend a
week visiting friends.
Mrs Eliza Banks returns this
evening from Spencer where
she has been spending the
holidays.
Mrs Kate Clarke is taking !
weeks vacation from the G. Z
Reebee store,
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Council Proceeding

Council Room, Jan. 8, 'O5.
Council met in regular session
with the following officers pres
ent:: j. j. Amen. mayor; ]. B.
Barrett, city clerk; J. ]. Deal,
city marshal. Councilmen:
Hosbrook, Tenant. Burbank,
Walker, Smith and Rosanbaum.
Minutes of last meeting read
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Valuable Tree.

Inc CnTlSCmaS Tree az N049
this year perhaps contained
the most valuable present ever
hung upon a Christmas tree in
the state. Lewis Winterstein
received a present from the tree
in the form of a deed for an ex
cellent 800 acre farm which IS
probably worthsabout $25'
90. Adabun Advocate.
We hearda a good story on the
newspaper business the other
day. A certain man in this
county who makes it abusiness
to evade the payment Of as
many of his honest debts as
possible, had been sued by a.
business man of this town for a.
just account and the constable
accompanied BY the merchant
were at the debtors home to
serve the papers. Theaccount
was paid when thus presented.
Then it was that both the
debtor and his wife took occa-
sion to tell the merchant and
the officer how honest they
were saying they had paid this
debt and that debt and they
"aad even paid their newspap er
account That is good. Even
the newspaper account" There
are a few people who think it
is hardly necessary to pay that
account. If they incur it, it is
as binding as any account. We
are glad all people do not have
so low opinion of a newspaper
account, else we could not
be in the newspaper business.
Audubon Republican.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Chris Gregerson went to Des
Moines on business last night.
He will be gone several days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

The funeral of Friedrich
Hepley occurred this morning
at 10 o'clock at his home one
mile south of Ascot, Rev.
Fulkrod officiating. The de-
ceased was born In Baden
Germany 64 years ago. He had
been a resident of America for
IS years. He died on his 35
wedding anniversary.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

| was troubled with a distress
in my stomach, sour stomach
and vomiting spells, and can
truthfully say that Chamber
slain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured me. Mrs I. I W V.
Williams, Laingsbnrg, Mich,
These tablets are guaranteed
to cure every case of stomach
trouble Of this character. For
eale by Elliott and Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Heiman
of Trenton Missouri are the
parents of a fine baby girl born
week before last.
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Original Notice.
State Ut lO~.,
Harrison County e'

r Foss.
Plaintiff
vs. In the Oistric,
ames II Nor Court of the State Of
lick. II Win Iowa, In and tor Har.
kser, Mrs A. II rlsOn county, VI the
Wink,er. Il. January term, A, D..
BRADLEY & Mrs 1908.
r. Bradley,
Defendants.
To James H. Norrtck. A. II. Wink
Ter. Mrs. A. H. Winkler, Il. Bradley
and Mrs. r. Bradley, defendants.
You are hereby notified that IN be-
fore the 18Th day vt d ,csmber, 1904. q
petition will be siled by said plaintiff,
T. Fosss, in the Office of the clerk of
the District Court Of said county aud
state. demanding of you jndgm ent in
the sum of Four hundred and no-1OO
dollays (s40O OO with interest thereon
At the rate of per cent per annum
from August II, 1903, on certain
promissory note IN the sum of Four
hundred dollars (34OO .O0) executed
August IL. 1902, bv JAMES FL. Norrick,
and for Attorneys fees and costs of
s:,i., and asking decree forclOsing
certain m,rtgaye givan bv the said
James Fl. NOrrick to secure the pay
ment of the above described note, and
conveying Lot M. Two C2) OF Block
No E,gh.y-one (Sl) in Raal Estate and
Improvem an. CompsnY's Addition t.
Missouri Valley, Harrison County.
Iowa. and asking that the SAID land be-
9 I'D on spacisl execution and the pro.
ceeds applied towards thedisc hs rye Of
said Judgment, and that the equity of
redemption Of all dafendantsbe fore.
closed and forever barred, and for such
other and furlhar ralief as to the
Court may saem equitable aud just
For further particulars sac petirion
above referred tn. which is hereby
made part Of this notice, and that
nnless you APPEAR and defend before
'.cnn of .he second day of tha next
',erN o; the D.s.r;c. Court, c,m n enc
ing e. logan. in said county, ON the
3iss day of Janusrs 1905, default will;
ba enfag-d against you and j ldvmant
rendered s..isrson.
Dated This IS !, dag Of December
1924
:. F ,ss, Plaintiff
.i:i9 HIc.:..;s.s. !. s,,Ihey.
wiz
Miss Mable Taylor, of Sioux
City, who has been in the Val
ley the guest Of Miss Hazel
Craig, left for her home yester-
day evening.
VIM. Neufind and John Sulli-
van drove to Honey Creek and
Crescent yesterday, posting
bills for the sale days in this
city, the first of which occurs
January 10th.
County Attorney Fallon was
in the Valley on legal business
today.
Willis Stern, e. R. Caldwell
and A. B. Hosbrook, collateral
inheritance appraisers for Har-
rison county, were in the Valley
l4ol- n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Miss Grace Cox is teaching
this term in the Tick Ridge, !,
district.
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Calendars

The calendars with Earl's
photograph OH, will be issued
in next weeks Weekly, and a
copy will be put into every
paper. We will have plenty so
that all who wish them can
have one.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

County Attorney Fallon was
in the Valley on legal business
tOday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Mrs Zellis Hammer of Mo-
dale was the guest of Mrs
Amelia Ritchison
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

In the O,stric,
Court of the State Of
Iowa, IN and tor Hsr-
rlsOn county, VI the
January term, A d.
1908.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-01-05

Mrs H. A. Darting is confined
to her room on account of La
Grippe.