Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-10-05
today. They know a good step
per if any body does.

today. They know a good step
per if any body does.
S. H. Clark, of Logan, has a
fine herd of hogs on exhibition
at the fair.
E. B. Ryan, of Nicola, Iowa,
has two nice exhibits of Duroc
and Jersey hogs at the fair.
C. w. Huff, of Maple Grove
Farm, of Mondamin, has a fine
exhibit of Duroc hogs, at the
fair.
Reel & Stevens have a stand,
on the fair grounds, where you
can procure any thing in the
restaurant line. Several other
booths are on the ground.
Frank P. Carlisle, of Pisgah,
has a very fine lot of Shropshire
Sheep ON exhibition at the fair
Quite a nice display of fine
chickens on the grouud.
Henry Reel, of Grabil, has on
exhibition at the fair, some fine
Sheep.
The Fountain on the fan
donated by the mem
bers of the Ladies' Art Club of
this city, attracts much atten-
ton among the visitors at the
fair.
TIE weather man this morn
ing sent an old time qu,lity of
fair weather to Missouri Valley.
By 8 o'clock the streets were
full of farmers teams on their
way to the fair and it looked
like old times once more.
Everyone seemed to be happy,
end from the prospects this
morning it looked like a record
breaking crowd would be in at
tendrnce, and there prospects
were more than realized by
afternoon, as the grounds were
thronged with people, and ev-
erybody seemed to be having
the time of their lives. The
Merry -go-round was busy and
the different shows on the
ground were all doing a good
business. The officers of the
fair were exerting themselves
to make everybody satisfied
and contentcd. 1t was surely
a successful day.
NOTES OF THE FAIR.
Missouri Valley streets never
looked livelier than they did
this morning or will look this
evening.
Dunlap, Woodbinc, Logan
Modale, Mondamin and Sioux
sent good delegations.
Mrs. Spafard is playing The
piano in the Floral hall to thu
enjoyment of the fair visitors
The electrical theatre on tho
grounds is very good and draws
a good crowd.
w. S. Kelley, of Mondamin,
has a good display of Angus
cattle.
The Times foacc adjourned at uoor
today and went to the fair.
A. Spooner, of Mondamin, has twclv
of the finest white faced cattle eve
shown i'll Harrison county. Mr.
Spooncr has a state wide reputotion 70
breeding fine white faced Cattle and tn
grounds demonstrates that he is en-
stitledt the reputation he has.
County Treasurer Ogden was in tn,
Valley today taking in the fair.
County Recorder Harry Harvey was
a fair visitor today Harry hasn'r
missed county fair in this count
since he was nine years old.
The Sullivan Jubilee company
is entertaining the visitors thi!
afternoon in the front of ampi.
theatre. They will give a calk
walk the last thing on the pro
gramme.
Miss Lulu Beagle has charg,
of the People Store exhibit.
d H Aiggins and E Malone,
have two fine jacks GU exhibi
ton.
r Bird of Loveland has a fin,
display of chickens at the fair
One coop of white crested blac]
polish chickens attract a grea
deal of attention.
Mrs C H Coleman, of Logan
has some fine chickens on dis
play.
Be sure and see the exercise
on the street tonight.
The Daily Times was issue,
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Between 5000 and 5000 PEG
| pie were on the grounds today
The fair directors were al
happy this afternoon.