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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14
Died Of Pneumonia

at the family home ON
North Seventh street, Will
liam H. Erwin, age 42-9-1O.
He was a young man of noble
character, always patient, kind,
nothing evil ever entered lis
mind, was filled with joy when
comforting his aged moster. He
was energetic beyond his
strength. He had no enemies.
He leaves an aged mother,
Mary Erwin; two brothers and
four sisters, Lucy Hethington,
Greenfield, Ia, Gideon Erwin,
Oklahoma City, John F. Erwin,
of Lincoln, Nebr., and Amy and
Mary, of this city, Minnie and
William Maggie, of Omaha, to
mourn his departure. He will
be missed in the home Of his
mother and sisters. He has
gone to meet the dear ones be-
fore. Peaceful rest, sweet
rest for Will. Funeral will be
held at 1000 o'clock tomorrow
lat the Methodist church.
Burial in Calhoun cemetery.
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Tuesday Feb II

j. H. Wick, of Gretna, Nebr.,
was in the Valley yesterday the
guest of H. H. Dickman.
VIM. Neufind will attend the
meeting of the Maple Fire
mems Association tomorrow.
This meeting will decide where
the tournament will be held
this coming summer.
The Union Farmers Club
will be entertained Saturday,
the 10th, by Rev. and Mrs.
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Myers in this city.
The Masons, of Carroll, have
completed new temple which
cost about 100000 to build.
Ross Mclaughlin left today
to attend a Kappa Sigma ban
quet at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Died
At his home in Cinnlnnati
township, Harrison Co, Iowa,
this morning, Feb. 18th, 1907
w. e. Yeager, age G7 years.
The deceased had long been
q citizen of this county, and dE-
ring the civil war he YVES q mena-
Der of Com. Nj, LIST. leg. Mo.
Cav. Volunteers. Funeral at
California junction tomorrow
at 10 a. m, and burial in st.
John Cemetery, Rev. McAllis-
ter of the Presbyterian church,
officiating.
Mrs. H. c. Reel left this
morning for Magnolia, called
there by the illness of her
mother, who is not improving
very we'll.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14

7. j. Dermody, of Omaha,
spent Sunday in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Darting,
who are still quite sick.
Mrs, C. H. Rabbit left for
Chicago last night after a visit
with the John Dunn family of
this city.
G. Peterson is planning to
open the store formerly occu-
pied by E. ]. Terry.
The remains of Mary Brown,
the four-year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Brown of
this city, wllodied early ycster-
day morning, were |lipped to
Ute, Iowa, this morning, where
tha burial viii take place. Fir.
Erown IS 81 cjnpluye of the
Etc itl'ic I-i.,i4s and Heating
conpsi J.
MIR. and Mrs. I, a. Fletcher
we ec Omaha passengers this
informing.
Mrs. II. M. Cramer and Mrs.
j. j. Sullivan were Omaha
passengers this morning.
Col. Young went to Honey
Greek this morning on business.
Engineer A. M. Mum, who
is working up the Soldier pro
iect, was in the city this MORN
ing. He has completed the
field work and expects to have
his report ready tob be submitted
at the next meeting of the
board of supervisors, March a.
The Misses Carrie and Pearl
Bird are the guests OF Omaha
friends TODAY.
Last night a water pipe
burst in Peake's bowling alley.
Marshal Brinker heard the
noise and had to break into the
building to turn the water off.
Henry Wick was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
G. G. Weatherly was a pleas
ant caller today.
Chris Clausen, of Loveland,
is at the Boughton hospital
suffering from laryngitis.
M. Peterson, of Moorhead, is
opening a jewelry store in the
South building, the first door
west of G. S. Moore's store. 1t
is his intention to get another
location as soon as possible and
will remain here permanently.
A new improved fiue welding
machine is being installed in
the boiler shop.
H. Wentworth is in the city
having some machinery work
done.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14
Notice of Application for Per-
nit

Hill
In the District Court OF the State OF
Iowa in and for Harrison County,
March term 1907.
In the matter Off
the application of
G. S. Osborne, re- Notice of Applica-
gistered pharmacist ton for Permit
to buy, keep and
sell Intoxicating
liquors.
TO whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that on or be.
fore the sth day of March, 1907, a petit
ton of the undersigned. G. S. Osborne
Registered Pharmacist. will be filed
in TIE Office of the clerk of the district
court of Harrison county, Iowa. asking
that he be granted a permit to buy
keep and sell intoxicating liquors TO,
lawful purposes. The said business te
be conducted at No, 40l Erie street il
the city of Missouri Valley, Harrison
county, Iowa.
-, = =, G. S. Osborne, Applicant.
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Wednesday Feb IS

c. Carter has so far recovered
as to be down town today.
Mrs. T. S. Heron, of Omaha
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Heron in this city.
Harvey Crowder returned
from Omaha last evening
where he had been visiting fol
several days.
Hon. George Richardson will
be a resident of Missouri VAL
ley ere long and will occupy
the Lyon house, which he has
purchased.
Dickman has quite an at.
tractive window at his store
Ii is a neat display OF spring
goods.
Misses Allie Heron an,
Anna Murphy were the guests
of Logan friends this afternoon
H. G. Reel was called to Mag.
nolia this morning by a tele.
gram, stating that Mrs. Bar.
bara Hill, mother of Mrs. Reel
is in a serious condition anc
not expected to live. Mrs. Hill
has been i'll for sometime past
A. r. LeGrow left this after.
noon for Omaha where he will
be the guest Of his daughter
Mrs. Jose]yn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14

Wednesday, at noon, Feb. 6,
at Logan, Iowa, Mr.. Jess I.
Morrow and Miss Cora Nc
Alexander were united in mar
riage. The groom is a prosper
Gus young farmer of Taylor
township, and the bride is one
of Clay townships best young
ladies. The parents Of both
the bride and groom are among
the old settlers of this vicinity,
the bride being the daughter of
Albert McAlexander of Clay
township, and the groom the
son of Clinton Morrow of this
city. Pride.
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Bull For Sale.

To sell, a thoroughbred Short
horn Bull. Fred T. Hughes
Phone White Is. MI
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14
Bockhorst=Walsl,

The marriage of Miss Ellen
Walsh, of this city to Fred f.
Bockhorst, Of Washington
county, occurred this morning
at the Catholic church. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Walsh of this
city, and the groom is a pros
porous young farmer of Wash
ington county, where the happy
couple will make their future
home. They are receiving the
congratulations of friends this
afternoon, and will depart for
their new home tonight.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14

If this weather continues,
the dredges will be able to re-
sumo work within a week, as
the frost is coming out Of the
top of the ground. AS soon as
it melts enough SO that water
will float the machines, work
can be commenced without
waiting for the frost to go out
deeper down. Both the Willow
Creek and Allen dredges are all
ready for work, only needing
firing up. The Boyer cutoff
dredge is being put in shape
for work also as soon as
weather permits.
Mrs. John w. Owen will leave
this evening for Chicago for a
few weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Middleton.
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]. B. Barrett was up to the
Spires sale yesterday, north
west of the city, and states
that the returns were some
thing over $4,000. Everything
sold we'll.
Mrs. ]. R. Mclaughlin has
been confined to her room by a
case Of lagrippe but is impoving
today.
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Brood Sow Sale
viii! hold a brood sew sale
at Logan, iowa, Saturday,
February 23fd. Watch fof
further announcement,
A. j. Podesldetf.

The Fourth Street Whist
Club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Fsnslor last
evening, and the evening was
spent very pleasantly.
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ERROR CORRECTED

I'm setting the sale bill cf
Vim. Pagan in our paper, we
made a slight mistake. The
ad read that he would sell
his farm when he wanted tC
say that he would sell at his
farm certain stock and ma.
Chinery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14

Quite a delegation of the
merchants of this city will at
tend the meeting of Retail
Merchants at Des Moines next
week. The Northwestern has
made a rate OF a fare and ore
third.
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The funeral of VIM. Yeager
occurred this morning from the
church at California junction,
and burial in st. John Cemetery.


There was a social dance al
Fountains hall last night which
was we'll attended. A good
time reported.
W. 2. Grigsby and daughter,
Mrs. Huntington of South Da-
kota, left this morning for San
Francisco and other California
points, to be gone all win er.
j. p. Conroy is somewhat i'm
proved and will be out in
a few days. He has been suf-
fering from the grippe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14

The Knights of Pythias will
hold their annual banquet, in
this city, on Monday evening.
Feb. 18th. The affair will be
one of the most brilliant social
affairs Of the season.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-02-14
Mrs. R. c. Hills is the guest
of Omaha friends TODAY.

The Canadian Jubilee Con-
cert Singers gave their concert
at the opera house last night
to a small but appreciative
audience. Their numbers were
all we'll rendered and showed
that they are masters Of that
kind of music.
Mrs. R. W. Harvey enter
tanned this afternoon at a Ken
Isington for her friend, Miss
Day, of Nebraska.
A. G. Spaniel, OF Deadwood,
S. d., is in the city the guest of
friends and relatives. He is
engaged with the American
Express company at that point.
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Inord or to
b a nd Q this
great and rap.
IDLY growing
business to the
| oest possible
adyAntnpa va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-12
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Funeral of Heber $. sanders--Dcath
OF Mrs. Berry.

Murray. Utah. Jan l2.--Tho first busl-
ness OF the year was disposed of Tues
dav night by the city council The
treasurer's report for 1906 was read and
referred 10 the auditing committee aH
were also the yearly reports of the re-
cordor Justice and rond supervisor
The road supervisors report for mo
,nontb Of December was read when
was accepted and warrants were or
dered paid To those that the report
showed had performed labor report
al the road committee IN which II rec
commanded certain improy oments
unon the roads in numerous places ~
The city was read. and the road super
visor .,..s authorized 10 make the I'M
proVemenls,
An ordinance granting franchise 10
the Utah Light q Railway company
vas put on lie first reading. and aiter
some notifications were made was lald
over for one Week.
George II. Tlngley presented pa OF
his addition and asked ihe counell 10
accept the streets that run through H.
The matter was referred ia me COM
mttoe on streets for investigation
FUNERAL or HEBER s. SANDERS
The funeral OF Heber 8 Sanders was
held Thursday afternoon IN the MURRAY
First ward Westinghouse. The holal
tributes were many and beautiful me
house was filled 70 ita utmost capacity
Bishop u. g. Miller conducted the ser
vices. Tho regard IN which the de-
ceased was held by those WIN whom
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$50. ess>
! : go,
mNCOLATES

gering on the streets with q flask of
liquor in their pockets.
WEDDING PERMITS,
Two couples were married during
the holidays, Arthur Bryant and Miss
Jennie Walker of Cedar city. and
Clarence w. Pendleton and Saria Ben
son of Parowan, both couples being
married In the county clerks office.
The scarlet fever situation is not
improving very fast as two flags have
been put up for each one taken down
the past week. one death has occurred,
that of little Alton Lyman, who died
during the HOLIDAYS She was the
daughter OF Oscar and Dene Lyman OF
Cowley, Wyo. The mother u daughter
of Alvin and Lizzie Benson. was here
on a visit when the sad event occurred.
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.
The county commissioners met on
the eth inst. The outgoing members
met In the forenoon and finished nm
the business of their term, and the
new members at Il o'clock assumed
the duties of office. ii. Nj. Hendricks
son, the hold-oyer commissioner. was
elected chairman. The other members
are, Levi w. Jones. long term: Joshua
II. Arthur, short term j. Collie Rob-
isoH was appoilleu county physician;
Evan e. Williams was appointed road
supervisor dor Cedar road district:
Emily Crane Watson was appointed
deputy countx recorder. The filling of
other appointive offices was deferred
until next meeting.
STEAM Pillow COMPANY,
\ meeting of the subscribers for
stock in the Parowan Steam Plow
company was held on the Sth inst. and
it was decided to incorporate accord
ing to the laws of the state and a COM
mittee was chosen to formulate articles
OF incorporation. The persons chosen
to hold office until the election We're
William Adams, president, H. S.
Hyatt, vice president Oscar NJ. Ly-
man secretary; William II, Morris.
treasurer; Simon A. Matheson super
intendent
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a number OF families. Baby girls
were left with Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum j.
Hansen and Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham
Jensen, while n bouncing baby boy was
left with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Olson
of the Fourth ward.
FIRST NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
The stockholders of the First Nation
al bank met Tuesday and elected dr.
rectors for the ensuing year and to
hear the annual report, which proved
the bank to be in a hourishing condi-
ton. Lorenzo n. Stoh was again
elected president; Lucius A. Snow, vice
president, and John D. Peters. cashier.
DEATH OF INFANTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark F. Johnson were
called upon to part with their little IA
months old baby boy Marcele. This is
the second child these young people
have buried within two years.
Eugene, the i0-months-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Jensen, died last
week.
Mrs Frank Hanson, Mrs. Alfred
Hanson and Mrs. Henry Tingey have
gone TO Centerville TO attend the flu
neral of their father. Mr.. John Spencer.
which will be held al that place today
at o'clock. Mr. Spencer passed quiet
ly away last Wednesday at the ripe age
OF SO years.
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FAMILY REUNION.
CARDSTON. CANADA
Honored Pioneer of Alberta Closes
LIES Work--Missionnry Departures.

Special correspondence.
Cardston. Alberta. Canada. Jan. L.
Bishop Richard Pilling, one of the best
known and most respected pioneer
citizens of this locality passed away
Saturday morning. Dec. 20. 1905. al his
home In Aetna. Mr.. Pilling was, for
number of years, the bishop OF the
Aetna ward and generally beloved by
all who knew him. He had been In
poor healt, for q long time and was in
Utah until a few weeks ago, but re-
turned to Canada. with his son Rufus,
who was just returning from "a mission
10 the southern states. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Aetna meeting
house on the last day OF the old year.
Elders G. u. Cahoon and Thomas
Wilson. two OF the bright young men
of Leavitt ward left Cardston today to
MI missions IN the states. Both left
with the best wishes of a host OF
friends and prayers for a safe return.
The weather has kept most people
guessing for two weeks past; some as
to where the cattle We're TO stop shrink
ing, others, when the coal supply will
Increase sufficiently to allow more than
half n. ton TO eager customers, and one
man was wondering where his fur
oyeryoat had been put away with his
summers wages in the pockets. The
reports from surrounding settlements
bring words OF good cheer during the
holidays past In fact the concensus
OF opinion is that Cardston never had
a more prosperous trade nor a better
outlook.
The stork visited the homo of Mr..
and Mrs, J, 7. Brown today and left
a little girl.
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RIVERTON. I
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Prof IL. A. Merrill Discusses Dry Farm
Possibilities In This County.

Special Correspondence.
Riverton. Salt Lake Co, Jan. 1.-THE
farmers In the south end OF the Salt
Lake valley have had an insight into the
possibilities OF the vast areas OF lands in
this valley that arc situated far above the
Irrigation canal. At a meeting last nigh, al
which 100 land owners and farmers OF
Roverton and vicinity were present, Prof.
Lewis A. Merrill. editor OF the Dcseret
Farmer. at Salt Lake City, spoke OF the
methods 10 be pursued In reciaiming these
lands, and outlined cooperative methods
by with there lands can be cultivated
most economically. He spoke of the sue
oessful experiments at the various state
experimental arid farms and also review
ed the work OF Bishop Farrell of Cache
county, Presidents Paxman and Grace OF
Juab county, who, the speaker stated.
were probably among the most success,
ful arid farmers OF the state. The organi-
zation and work OF the Utah Arid Farm
company was also given as the successf,ii
result OF cooperation and the application
OF scientific methods.
Prof. Merrill had the attention Of the
audience for over two hours, and con.
WINGED many doubtcrs here as 10 the
practicability OF arid farming. A com
pany has been organized. more than a0iD
acres or choice land selected, q traction
engine will be purchased. and active opeIv
atoms begun during the coming spring.
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IL
||GRlND CONCERT
! N TABERNACLE
.,,o,aI presentation Of New Or
Dan to pubIic--FIne Pro-
gram offered.
|eo,,u1EREEI1ER coNFEssEs.
s,it Heard in District Court
'''l creek Held for shooting VIII
liam Emerson.

Ian CITY. Jan. 1.-The pupne WIZ
osu.a onnortunity Monday evening
have a l,r prof John ]. Mcclellan on
o. nav tabernacle organ in grand cor :.
'Ds ~ with the tabernacle Choir in's
Ger. Wv ~. of the best musical events
WV y. ~ season and should be well patron,
|d 'n' r,orvone who goes is assured
lleu' nav. worth. The choir has
s ns l dolns a vast amount of work IN
.,.naratIon Of the choruses to De rem
s Mr. Edward D. Jardine, of the
w uv,s organ company who came here
% voice the magnificent instrument
we tbe ogden tabernacle cholr
says amonr he foremost in the coun,
RANKS a, sheuld be highly appreciated
wv az" nsonle OF the city, who he THINKS.
y"iS evidence their appreciation py
s ,,,ns The choir every possible sup
g.ns s,S encouragement. To him IL IS
mar ,naryelous to find a choir composer I'd -
sDS voices who give thelr L'i'e Sa n
talents gratis to the Chureh, d i'''
,SS ti he considers commendapie.
The The excellent program Tor MONDAY
night follows
.obsron Overture" "..Von Weber
a-"palm Branches ,.........'.';.M ai,ly
S-"spring Song" 1880. 'Mende,ssonn :,
o-'Interinezzo," ,..,....',''. Oailnei 70
b.-An old melody Arr. by PERFORMER
Mr.. John j, Mcclellan.
Chorus. "The Sea Hath Its Pearls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = p,9'
Tabernacle Choir Mr. Jos. Ballantyne'
Director.
"Marche Funebre," ,...,....'.'''Chopih
Mr.. Mcclellan.
'Tslelujah Chorus" from MessiahO
Handel
Tabernacle Choir.
a-"Evening Star" wagner
b-Elsa's Bridal Procession Wagner
o-"Andantino 40 My Wife, ..Amare
Mr.. Mcclellan.
rTocato and Fugue,' in d minor Bach
Mr.. Mcclellan.
Chorus, "The Lord Now Victorious
Il (From Cavallaria Rusticanal.,,...
Il Observation-Disclosures. Mascagni
Il Tabernacle Choir.
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were in attendance to show respect to
the departed and to condole with the
bereaved. The choir rendered appro-
PIRATE selections. Elder Orson Smith.
j. L. Price, and William N. Thomas
made consoling and edifying remarks.
Mrs. Bickmore died In Logan of ty-
phoid fever. after an Illness of several
weeks. The family had formerly re-
sided in Paradise for many years and
had recently removed to Logan.
Deceased was born at Berry, Eng
land, and came to this country with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Old
ham, in 1864. She was SO years old
and had been married 40 years. She
was the mother of eight children.
seven of whom survive her; also a
large number OF grandchildren. Mrs.
Bickmore was noble woman. ever
striving TO do right. and was self-sac-
rihcine for all around her. She de-
voted herself to the proper care of
her children. besides caring for
three motherless children of her eldest
son. She was a devoted wife and
mother. and consistent Latter-day
saint.
January 8, 4, and the Josephine
DERRY Dramatic company played here
TO fair sized audiences.
The last storm deposited about 1S
inches OF snow. Transportation
around here will be carried OH in
sleighs- The ground under the snow
Is soft and unfrozen. and unlees cold
weather comes, the snow Will soon
melt.
Most of the people here are enjoying
good health. and are having pleasant
time socially.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
DEATH OF MRS. sAM,L GREEN.
Alexander Ellis Slightly Improved
And win Recover.

special Correspondence.
Peasant Grove, Utah Co.. Jan. H.
MAexander Ellis, who was so badly
essn up by nelghbor a week ago.
= slightly improved; the attending
T ~ gives out the hope that he
-. snoNstorm is now on, the contin-
ntn &c. makes travel by teams next
DEATH OF MRS. GREEN.
s'ss ,ly Mrs Green, wife
n, s'n ss Green, died at her residence
M 1 vs one was the daughter OF lanes
frs,m r Ann WtHhaw, born In Birm-
,rsras,, England. April IA. 1Sll. She
ane ~ ne ne gospel IN her youth and
NJ cro. o'ah In 1856, She married
tI,, oteen Aug. q, 1855, and was
ii ,i,Ia OF Is children, nine bows and
a. .,Ils eight survive her sy h a
" q ,Sa was for many years a mem
II. Eo,n ae ward choir ana was an act
ty sohn"r N the Relief society SIM
aiss I sss ana Primary until her health
utIons ~ she has endured The mi
tssys fors ue early settlers, and was
ssd she nu on the right side doln.
srsndohliSn.ie aveH a large humber az
ti friends ana host OF relatives
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a-"The Enchanted Bells. Haberbier
b-'The Swan" Saint Saens
c--"Alignon Govotte." ........ Thomas
b-"Chant Seraphigue," ...... Guilmant
Mr.. Mcclellan.
Chorus sleep Gentle Lady" ......
Observation-Disclosures. Sir ii. r. Bishop
Tabernacle Choir.
a--'Pilgrim's Chorus" ........ Wagner
b-Tannhauser March ...,...... Wagner
Mr. Mcclellan.