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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
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llncem6hutih iflmer limb bic Sein,.

6spdItissr ShnesflIl in europa.
unsewDbntiH idwer iinb bic Seim-
iHhanasn, melhs Der oiesiabriee
&tuter aasu 9duberu BON Dtittei /.
europa, nnmeutlih nber ben @e.
birasssaenOen brinet SlObstdnOen
tOmmen BON uberoa. Ger eemaItiee
GhnesiaG 1T i'm oarS, s5marSuaib,
Grs. unO Rieiensebirse. in ben 30.
peien. gbarinseu, Der @itel nno
acknowledgement gu elmer anlnmiiat
pewOrosn. inter uetfer BITE BemUb.
ngr entieblid su leiOeu bnben. De.
GiIenbobnuertebr bot mnniafahe
Stbrunaen erlittsn, ia er 1T in man.
den @eeenoen %uOGldnbis unterbrc,
den. Oaielbit ole anashvenaieIten Gr,
beiten nit Stnegpalaen Die @eteiIe
Eiht freisumopen UermOttsn. staa
oieiem Gruube II aud Die eusIiits
EOf nuseeIn1en.
YIN Ihwsriten au teibeu h0bsn Oiege,
wObuer i'm EirOlsr unO bnpsuiHsr
6OheebirGe.
Die Nrlberobahn 1T unter 10 iiefer
Shneemolfeu bearabsn, Oab ber Der.
febr pc1naubla eluesfteIt ruerOer
muBle. Suf0ioe OeRen III Snnsbrud
DDu btr NuBsumeIt ndbesu pDaIt6n
D,a abeeimlDfen. 81 Den Berne,
Aipen iino Die Butdube ebenll
fhiimm, Die Hrneuiobabn III Oprd
Ghnee far ben Berlrbr eeipetrt
SeIbn Die ouf frauStlhes @ebiet er
hre6t fit Der nbnOrmnle SHneefaa
90 tIect beilpieIsweiIe Der SAne
IN @rsnDble s GnB tlef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

2aut 37idbrieen 4eobnhtunaen
bss ct. 9ouis @etterbureaus mar
DER Sanuar 1897 Der 3psitnabefte in
bieier 3ettperiObs. Ger @sinmmts
nieoerihlas i'm Ueraunseneu ROnnt
mar 1885 8oG. SIN Sabre 1900 mar
Der HieOtridlns TAI 9OG Der
8urhiHnitts . @ieberi9lus i'm Sans
uar fur 81 Sabre mar 2.& 8Oa.
8bmnaf fielen i'm ueraauaeneu NOs
nat 4.97 8uI mebr Reeen nls Der
9uraiAnitt in 81 Sabren.
Die 9urhIduitts 9empsrutur i'm
lesteu @Onat mar SO Grab, A Grab
mebr afs Der 9urHidnitt In 81 Sab.
rem. Yin II Euesn bsS ltsten 1to
nnts mar Der Simmet bewbIit, an
16 9apen reenete es, tlnren SimmeI
batten MIR nul on Z 9aaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
au p~ersauten.

90 ader eanb, eutes 9ridbaus mil 6 Rim
n1ern, quite S%tanunsen, quite Gilterne, Z
Srunnen init nuealpaiier, Id1on nnaeleater
~Nblt9arten, Der Iebten CONNER inobl bic
idonIten pIiriden Der 9dn1en llmaeoeub
true @tpa 100 irasbare Weint0de, Seer.
rem periGieoene SOrien II. I. ~. Der gIot
Ut an Der Staats Hoao III WleiIe nSrblidl
BON 9:ate. IS lit oieleS pohl feline Earm
tir 9roBe De3enIeloer aber cine berrIife
ga9e tir Obit 0iibner uno 9ienensudf.
Selbit fir SeibeH, nouitrie III bereits eit 9In.
lang 9elnadi. llnter iebr siinIhsen geOiua.
un8en gu %DertauIeu, neil idJ einem Rtfe
Lol9eno wieoer ms preoistami ireien uerSe
Ter Rduier fam ben 9eiib iofort antreteH.
4u9nt Retbert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

aus Rnhrihten, bic pOa alien
Gbeiten res%orowehens ,einiGlieBli6
B%innipea, b. einlaufeu, aebt Der.
Dor, OuB Der ice sauseNurm Der
beiiiaite oieies -nters mar. Su
elmer gpeaial : 1epeiHe uun 8inni.
peg beist es, bub Ons llnmetter ft
iber bic aanse YrOuins eritrsde unb
farhterlih tpItbe. Der giIenbnbn.
. rtebr lieet fat total barnieOer nnb
muir Elm 9urfsan ls5ue ira! elm. Sn
ct. @nut berriht tnlte Bitterunp
uuO Elm beittser Giao fsat Oura bic
Strnsen. Die Temperntur 1T auf 20
SruO uuter guu e%eiuIen. 9Ius psr'
itiebensn Gbeilen Oss NOrowehena
perben 40 unO 60 Srao put:r Ruu
berihtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
anFHem.

uuierSeidIneter pirb auf ieiner sSarm 1
WGile peIHib o Swiss, UNI baIb 10 lIbr
.anIan9eno, am
9ienitas ben II. Hebruar 1907
IoisetbeS perI0buliGe 6isentbum aui ofient.
ltd)er De~rItei9erun9 an ben Wleiltbieienten
pertauIen; / Siute, l pIerb, / 9ug9DIers,
l G'el, 4 trddtise aibe neId,e bieien Soms
uier iriif tperben, Z Sdtpeme, / Mutiers
idipein meI6e i'm Wldr3 3unee mirti, l
5armpa9eu; l 2 ipdnnIses Buggy. l
1 ipdnniSeS 9us9p, / S%eIbttbnoer, 1 6ooi-
Ter Drill, Seureden, 1 Champion Ndher,
l 2pierb @uliipator, 9 SGiiten, piIiee
uno G9sen; 9robe quantitdt Seu, 20 SHod
Rorn, 9ottet, pieroeseIhirr, audi Iiir Bug
9D, Weini6Ier, 6 Dug. 6iibner; ebenIallS
aleS 6auss uRo aiiden eer6ibe.
8eoingun9en: aae 9ummeI mnter s.
Snar, fir Summen fiber s. pirb elm Qreoit
bon 8 ylonaien segen Vote nit oid,erbat
selpdbrt.
gDenn's resnlt iiucet Der UsrfauI am
i%clsenoei Gage itan.
Sbrih. SIueH d..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Stores sid5dft 81 psrfauteu.

9ns alte, lang etablirte @eiHafi
pom 8. Silber & Son peldes Sen
erat Nerdanoiie unb Elm Giisnmna,
renlaser fibrt, Dir0 %suiammen. Dbei
penH semanift, oud ieperat per.
lauft. Die llriaf1e Des 8ertaufs III
un ben NahlaB Der 9~erftorbener
6rau 8. Silber inc Reine 80 brlueen.
SArclbt Ooer ipred3t Dor bel
6. Silber & Son
0ermnnn, WO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
@irb sanfi8 Elm

I'm IL llbr 9ieustas gormittag
iuurbe bic @Orlase CUR Grnieori9une
Der gtienbabn : 5abrpreiie bon orei
nuf stuei Gents I'M senat bebufs Der,
ueiiuns CUR &eini9rift in Sano GEE
rpnimen,
Die 8Orlnse bat aIle GusiiAt auf
annabme, trub Oes befttgen Btoers
annbes Der 9ObbD, welde jest einen
&umprOmib auf IN Gents uOriAlas=
en-.
las aOmite, pelfeS nit Inter
iufuue Der amtsfibruus Oes Staats'
g8ilbbaters, So. &uOes, betralt ses
weien, beriAtete, Oab bieier iif 5fuar
nifts babe gu Sdulben tommeft lai,
fen, aber iidb bur9 iein bOdfabren
bes. bittntorii9es @eien utele Seinbe
sernadjt babe, Gu6 seige feline
a~mts'ibruns teinerlei SDitem. Die
ginmdnbe t6nnten aber taum als
binreidenb betraftet tperOen, mn
bic &eiieuatiOn bes Seamten 81 for.
bern. 0ieie Redtfertisuus RObes'
1T iHtmerbin elm Oeutlider ssiut, baB
man ieiner Ritdtebr ms griOatleben
feline SinberuiTe in ben @es lesen
ruirOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Sarn, ~ p~srEauFen.

Die 40 gder u~mtnHenoe 5arm oes Der.
itcrbenen Antou gppriI an Der Sirit Greet
neben Otto 6atper SeIeaen, 1T 30 p~ertauien
Sc iino etu 75 gtder flar, 40 ader id6n 8
9cl5Iano, Wobnbaus uno bic iibIid1cn -.
bensebdlIbe nebit gumnen uno Giiternen
aul benz 9yIabe.
gldbereS ~ Crfraeen bel 5ohn yleiobari IN
Se--t~-v 'ner ifrreibt an
barIous appril,
1857 1elen Sireei,
OF. gouts, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Meae ARael0en.
DetlAMat.

Sin perheiratbter Nnm Der eHaltId, fpre,
dlen Fam nnb 6otmarbeii berIiebL auf elmer
Sarm beI Wcaiitrif. Gin 3 3immer emf.
balienieS WcbnbauS 5nr 9edi9una. @uter
plaB Iir bic redjte Samtlie.
yldberes In oieIer Drudepi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
5u p~erFauten.

DaS SntreIen Der Dittwe emilie q,oss
beliebenb mi 6aus, 2 Gotten, Staauno
y. NJ. an Der Aleit Z etro6e. TT Az Der.
taulen yOeaen ndberem ipenbe man idi
at
Robert DaIfet
6ermanu Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
sefanntma4uns.
5rib Sang,
getretar.

I'm gum Suu Der neueu 60. ct.
Ruuls'airde in 6ermnnn in gtanb
asiett gu isin, nah beiten Rrdften
beisuiteueru, bin ih seiOnHen 5 Bro.
sent meiues g%tntOmmens gu mibmen,
iOferu id] S6nner finbe ruelGe mir
BEL meineu guripreden uor meinem
ieitSubren in @artte b~eudbrten Nr.
tiiel ubtuufen. SD m6@te baber
nus Serrn 8aitOreu in StaOt unO
aanO in @aaconabe County bitten
mid bel ibreu SemeiHoeelisOern su
empfeblen.
I'm e~eueistes GntsesentOmmen
oittet, GdtuuasuoG,
anbreas @obrutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08

Die Sal1nonn's Sormgebdnlid,feiten Gin
8uteS 4 Sfmmer enibdIientes wobnho,,s'
INC neutrality-suspicious. Dasu eiiuoS aonh
niio sveitber8s lpenn seluinidjt. gDiirbe Iim
ghi ilr etne &ibneriuht sisnm. Mud' h
asoe't 5l ieoer Sobresjeit Az baben. qpb
a. Scents per Shmpe, AnH 400 garoS Al
S)uIe
NSssen nSbersw ,aeube man id ON
%. aensper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
far,n ~ r~erEauten.

Die Dm. Dilbep Sarm, 8 9lciler SItlid,
ucn 0ermann, i'm SrieOenStbal, beitebenb
aus 40 Afer SuteS eduo nebit mohnbauS
uno Stsuer, joipie audi elmer gutter auelle,
Vt ju %pertaufen.
NdbereS bel,
Sreo DiIibep,
Sernann, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Eor Sale.

A splendid, fine improved 900
acre black loamy Franklin county
bottom farm; III acres in cultiva-
ton, balance in timber; can be
cleared easy; yielded last year 2e
bushel wheat and about 80 busheI
corn to the acre. AT a bargain
SIS per acre, my neighbor got 500.
Address owner
F. W. Meyer
P. O. Box 2Ss.
Washington, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Sass IN rertamIen.

Wlein DobnhauS nebIt Stpet Gotten. ans
9nten 3i!ternetl ino einem Staa, aeleaeT an
per fpeitIid,etl pierien Strabe, N 5n uerfou,.
y. yl6be res bel,
y VT ap aeFRer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
irebnume 80 psrEanVsm.

Die OswdlO 4, Rropp Wobnuna nsbIt
2Otie, an Der 5ront StraBe, ~segeniiber BEN
Gouri 6ouS Ii 6ermarn geIesen, III unter.
siinItisen geOiuSmgen 5u pertauien.
SS vsrassn bel
j.lrty4 CeiualO &. RropD.
DermdnH Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-02-08
Die A. StaatsseieBgebnns.

Die sWsi Gents porIuse I'M Senat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
AT Odd=FeIlow's Hall.

Last night, according to pre-
vious announcement, Missouri
Valley Lodge, No. ITO, /. O. o. F.
held their annual banquit in
honor Of the anniversary of the
organization of the Order in the
United States 88 years ago.sss
At about 8 o'clock p. m. the
door of Odd-Fellow's hall was
thrown open for the admission
of odd-fellows and their fami-
lies and invited guests, and in
a short time the hall was we'll
filled with a happy throng of
the members of the Order and
Rebekahs and families, with a
number of invited guests.
At about 9 o'clock Miss Ada
Jones, N. G., took the chair and
called the house to order,
when the following program
was introduced:
/ /. instrumental, Duet. bv Miss
fGlenna Owens and Miss Luella
Suddeth.
| 2. Reading, by Miss Carroll
/ White.
3. Solo, Miss Flo Oviatt.
4. Seminole Quartet.
5. Reading, by G Of. w. o. New.
ton.
6. Solo, by Miss Winnie Ath.
erton.
z. Violin Solo with Piano &C.
compartment, bv Winfield Bur.
bank and Mrs. Edna Coulthard
8. Solo, by Miss Fem Owens.
9. Reading, Miss Mable Ros.
enDaum.
10. Violin Solo, with piano ac.
compartment, by Csc ar Doty.
II. Reading, by Grove Brown,
IL. Defamation, by Miss Mae
Green.
IL. Violin Solo, with Piano &C
compartment, by Winfi, lid Bur.
bank and Mrs. Edna Co, llthard
Each number was h earthly
encored, and responded to.
At this time l'efreshme ,nts il
the banquet hall was announced
as ready for ser, ing, when Con
ductor Goodwin. formed tn
guests in process sion and mach
ed them to tho tables in tn
banquet hall W here all we.r'
served with de licious refresh
ments, and at a bout IL o'clock
the banqueters adjourned, ant
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
Casey=Newton Wedding

The marriage of Miss Thresa
Casey to George A. Ne Won oc-
Cured Wednesday eve ming,
April 24th, at tie Casey aome
in Council Bluffs. The home
was prettily decorated and the
ceremony was performed in the
presence of about fifty guests,
quite q few OF them being from
Missouri Valley. Many valu-
able and useful presents were
received The happy couple
will make their home in Coun-
ell Bluffs and will be at home
to their friends after June LIST.
The groom is engaged in car
penter work and electric wiz
ing. After the wedding a
sumptuous four course dinner.
was served. The many friends.
of Miss Casey in this city ex-.
tend their congratulations.
DR.. John Tamisiea was ira
Nicola yesterday, on profess.
slonal business.
Mrs. Spafard entertained the
Christian church choir and a
few friends last evening at her
home. Music was the order Of
the evening, and refreshments
were served at 9 o'clock. A
very pleasant evening was
spent by all present.
Walt Milliman is moving in
to the Jensen property on
Sixth street today.
S. H. Morgan, of Sunnyside,
is seriously i'll.
A dispatch from Ida Grove
states that the fine court house
had narrow escape from de-
struction by fire Thursday
night.
R. B. Piper, editor of the
Sheldon Mail. and Miss Volk.
erts, of Sac City, were secretly
married last Sunday. The
young people were given q
noisy reception when the truth
finally leaked out. Mr.. Pipe,
is one of the best known young
men in Sheldon.
G. A. Hoag, of California
junction, was a pleasant caller
yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
the88th anniversary of Odd Eel
lowshlp in the United States
passed into history.

Miss Ruth Reed returned to
her home this morning in Ida
Grove, after a weeks visit in
this city with Miss Edith
Amen. She was accompanied
by Harry Van Patten of Evan
ston, iii.
Arthur McCulla, of Cherokee,
is the guest of the w. H. Fens-
Ter family. Misses Eleanor and
Bess Fensler accompanied him
to Omaha this morning for an
over-Sunday visit with Mrs Ak
tell.
John Fleming of Sioux City,
is in the Valley the guest of
his grandmother, Mrs. Geo.
Burkett.
Mrs. Charles Helmbaugh, of
Enid, Oklahoma, arrived this
morning to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law Andrew
Wheeler.
Russell Lyon, of Denison, is
in the Valley the guest of
friends.
Miss Nellie Terrier is in
Omaha today the guest of
friends.
j. P. Martin is in Omaha on
real estate business.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Price, of
Logan, are the guests Mrs.
Kate Clark over Sunday.
Mrs. T. C. Coleman went to
Council Bluffs today for an
over-Sunday visit with Mrs. O.
L. Mincy.
Miss Henry, of Council Bluffs,
is in the Valley the guest ef
Miss Fern Chaser, who came up
to spend Sunday with relatives.
We hope there will be as
much cement walk laid this
coming season as there was
last. Walks of this kind help
to beautify the city more than
anything else and beside they
are lasting.
H. P. Hanson has had his
grocery wagon reprinted and
repaired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

A. ]. Cheesman has been APP
pointed travelling freight agent
of the Northwestern, with
headquarters at Boone. He
took up his duties yesterday.
His territory covers 1870 miles,
including most of the Chicago
& Northwestern in Iowa and
the Newton & Northwestern.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

A new rule which goes into
effectsMay l, on the Burlington
railroad requires all conductors
to be clean shaven. The con-
ductors whiskers must 60.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
Saturday, April ~
j. R. Stewart, manager of
the Beltrami Cedar Land COM
pamy, of Blackjack, Mimi, is
in the city on business.

The Seminole club has rented
the Mrs. E. ]. Chapman
property on Fourth street and
will soon move into their new
quarters. The Club has grown
SO that they need more room,
hence the change.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
Storekeeper Conrov TODAY 70.

Storekeeper Conroy today re-
ceived the first shipment Of oil
in a tank line car. The store
keepers force have installed
several large supply tanks and
the oil will hereafter be re-
ceived in tank cars and UNI
loaded here instead of shipping
in barrels. 5000 gallons of oil
were received in the shipment
today. The amount of oil used
over the divisions under charge
of Storekeeper Conroy is sur
prising and that item alone
calls for considerable work.
Mrs. ]. O'Leary, Of Council
Bluffs, is in the Valley the
guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Rhodabeck. They will go to
Sioux City tomorrow for a few
days visit with friends.
Mrs. John Huntsinger re-
turned from Magnolia, where
she had been visiting her par
ents for two weeks.
The Roman boys, of Denison,
arrived in the Valley this after
noon with their new powerful
automobile, enroute to Omaha
for a few days visit with
friends and relatives.
Night Marshal Brinker has
had a faithful old dog that has
followed him on the beat for
the past two years. Last night
the dog got to acting queer and
for fear he had hydropho-
bia John shot him.
The exposition at Jamestown
is now opened to the general
public. The opening was really
more of a naval display than
anything else. There are war
ships from almost every power
worthy of mention and Of
course was an interesting sight
for those able to attend. The
4 president made one of his char
acteristic speeches and received
a hearty welcome from the as
sembled crowd.
III
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

The Creston Advertiser hopes
Judge Lands will not deal
lenlently with the Standard
Oil company. "We'd like to
see the Standard Oil company"
it says, "pay about $4,000, 900
or Sis, O0O,0 600 for the liberties
it has taken with the laws Of
the country"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

Hon. H. B. King and George
A. Matthews, of Woodbine, are
in the Valley today, attending
to some business.
Father Cleary has been Sc
cured by the chautauqua man
agement for a speech this COM
ing season, a fact that is very
pleasing to his many friends
here. Father Cleary is one of
the best platform speakers in
the United States and was
heard with great pleasure at
our assembly last year.
The Logan High School are
holding a field meet today and
many of the business houses
closed so that the clerks could
attend. The purpose of the
meet is to organize a track
team and hold a county meet
later on this summer. A base
ball game and basket ball game
will also be played. 1t would
be in order for our boys to do
the same and believe they
would receive the support of
the citizens of the city.
Mrs. G. S. Babcock leaves
for Pscatonica, Illinois, this
evening for a months visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Hargens yester-
day received a large box of
flowers from her son, Mr.. Emil
Hargens, of Hot Springs, South
Dakota, consisting of a dozen
American Beauty, a half dozen
pink roses and a dozen carna-
lions. These were sent in
honor of Mrs. Hargen's birth
day, which occurs today.
Mrs. H. j. Rainbow was an
Omaha passenger this morn
ing.
----------
James Atherton, of Wood
bine, was in the Valley yester-
4 a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02
James Atherton, of Wood
bine, was in the Valley yester-
day the guest of relatives.

day the guest OF relatives.
The hearing on change of
venue in the Hammond Gumb
case in Logan, brought forth a
number Of people, and the pro-
ceedings were interesting in
the extreme. This is the case
of Mary 3. Hammond VS. Geo.
j. Gumb, ct al, in which she
asked for a restitution for the
death Of her husband which it
is alleged was caused by his be-
coming intoxicated on liquors
sold him here, and while under
its influence was killed by be-
ing run over by a train in the
local yards. The plaintiff OBJ
jected to the removal of the
case to the United States court
at Council Bluffs. Judge Nc
Pherson ruled that the applica-
ton for a change Of venue and
the arguments be held at Logan
before Clerk of Courts Black
man and Tuesday set for the
hearing.
Mrs. T. j. Wood, of Norfolk,
is the guest Of Mrs. Kate Clark
at her home on North Fourth
street.
Mrs. w: Fl. Emery received
a telegram from Washington
this afternoon that her father
was dangerously sick, and she
will leave for there Sunday
Afternoon.
County Attorney Tom Smith
was in the Valley today on
business.
Engineer Seth Dean left this
for Omaha, called
there on business connected
with the drainage district.
Engineer A. M. Mum, of
Nebraska City, was a pleasant
Times caller yesterday. He
made his report to the board of
at Logan yesterday
with regard to the proposed
Soldier Cutoff ditch.
The Beltrami Cedar Land
company held a meeting in
this city yesterday to plan work
for the coming season. The
company is composed of mostly
local men. c. H. Deur, A. Edge
comb, H. B. King of Wocdbine
and Geo. Mathews of the same
city and some others.
Mrs. L. A. Little is yet con-
fined to her room by sikness.
Hugh Erixon, of Mondamin,
arrived this morning for an
Sunday visit with his son,
"a ~. T.. ,-i.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

The World Herald had a pic
ture of Mrs. Robert Craft in
today's issue and a further
write up of her bout with the
thieves in the store at Norfolk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

Mrs. j. Synder is the guest
of Omaha friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

Mrs. Jennings today sold a
fine piano to Jack Kerr, Of Mo-
dale.
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Miss Carroll White is the
Sunday guest Of Or. and Mrs.
Condor, in Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-05-02

Hugh Erixon, of Mondamin,
arrived this morning for an
ver-Sunday visit with his son,
Dave.
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residences, first north of r. A.
Sims, on Sixth and Huron Sts.,
this city. Enquire of
Ethan Cole,
May z Willow Park.
The Improvement League
has had two more waste paper
boxes installed on the streets.
The citizens should assist them
in keeping the streets free
from litter by using these
boxes as they are intended.
The idea of waste paper boxes
is a good one and will be of
material help in improving the
condition of our streets.
The Valley Mills shipped a
car of flour to McClelland to-
day.
Our high school base ball
team have received their new
uniforms and make a neat
showing. The boys are prac-
ticing hard each day and hope
to get in good form in the near
future.
The remains of the late S. |.
King, who died in Panama re-
Gently, will leave the South for
Iowa today and are expected to
reach here about the 5th of
May.
The Jamestown exposition
will be a big drawing card for
western people who have never
been in the East. The naval
display will naturally attract
people from the interior who
have never had an opportunity
to see large warships.
Bruce Beaver, of the Ne
braska Cycle Co., was the guest
Of Harry Way, in this city yes
terday.
Mrs. J. Synder is the guest
Of Omaha friends.
A new rule which goes into
effectsMay !, on the Burlington
railroad requires all conductors
to be clean shayen. The con-
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WIZ oOOil IlAOVS lllCV CllOll lCW
quarters. The Club has grown
SO that they need more room,
hence the change.
Miss Carroll White is the
Sunday guest Of Or. and Mrs.
Condor, in Omaha.
j. M. Antrim is reported quite
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, of
Logan, were Valley visitors TO-
day.
Supervisor a. 3. Hosbrook
left this morning for Council
Bluffs to attend a meeting Of
the joint board there today.
The matter of the Boyer cutoff
dredge will come up today and
receive the necessary atten-
ton.
Theodore Kahler left this
morning for a short visit with
Omaha friends.
The Misses frankie and Kate
Fitzgibbon were Omaha pass
engers this morning.
The Knights of Columbus of
Omaha are planning on a build
ing to be erected for their ex-
elusive use. There are now
over 400 members in Omaha
and heretofore they have had
their rooms in the Creighton
building but desire more room.
H. B. Coe and family will oc-
cupy the Allstrand house in the
near future.
When the bitches west of the
city have been completed and
the water drained off, the con-
dition Of the fair grounds will
be considerably improved. It
will also be much better for the
tenters at the chautauqua for
the grounds will not be so damp
as at present.
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Tuesday at the M. E. parson-
age, Rev. N. w. Graves united
in marriage, John Warehouse
and Miss Martha Pugh. After
dinner served at the home of
the bride at which only the
members OF the family were
present, the young folks left for
their home which is on a farm
in Allen township. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 7. Pugh, of Logan, and the
groom is one Of the progressive
young farmers Of Allen town.
ship. She is a school teacher
of the county and it was while
teaching in Allen that she be-
came acquainted with the
groom. We extend to this
young couple our heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS and the wish for a
happy and prosperous life
Observer.