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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
6emeinnIbieeA
&atberrub +.

Dds @eeei6eR Oer9dlber bGngt gdr1j
Defenders bon Der se~piiienbuften 8es
obddtung dller WdBreselH, psl9s It9
fir OteIe Sbiers betpGbrt baben, ab.
Sir bic Rdlber eignst Ii9 am beiten,
ME nt3t oft genug betunt Wtrbeu
tam, Elm trodener, 5usfreier plab.
3DedmGbts 1T ss aud. fusnn man bas
Eager Der Sdlbsr duf sinem Roits, Der
duf elmer Gage sstrodneten SOrfes dufs
ltegen ipllte, anbrinet. Sc geniigt,
tuenn man ben Sorf ale a1t Gage ers
reuert. auf benz RoIte bate nan
oann elm gutes StrObIuser berauri9.
ten.
Sn ben eritsu 2ebenspo6en perben
bic aGIber 3utpeiIen bon elmer arants
belt, benz aGlberOur4fuIl, Der tpetben
Rubr, befaIleR. bic ni9t Ielten Isu9e.
artig uuftritt uno isbsr 8ebanbIuna
trpbt.
Sritt bds 2etoen pereinselt duI, 70
besinnt man bic gebanblune 6agegen
dm beiten nit einsm miIben Abfi6rs
mittel, tnbem man ben bappn befalles
men 3Glbern eintse 9DffeI Ri3tnus5I
Giebt; Johann tperben bertImmIi4ers
tDsiIe bic Rbabarberpursel uno Sas
Opium se9eben, erftere Su 1910
grains fir Elm &dIb, Iebteres am bsIten
in SOrm Der Spiumttnttur gu rs big
$50 grains pro &dlb. Sud- Sanntn
allen ober nit gletdsn SbeiIen Sail.
SplfGure lit Elm Uncertainties Mittel.
Wirb Elm Stall bon Der &ranthett
feu9eHbuft befallen (es tritt bas i'm
Winter bGufiger duf aIs i'm Spmmer),
10 9iebt es nur elm MitteI: bic tragers
ben &ii6e bort, mo es fi9 maiden ldBt,
etfpd IA Gage Dor benz &alben in els
men anoeren StdlI gu brin9en unc 6as
fur gu Iorgen, buB Der QnitedungsItoff
ntat bur9 Strob, StalIserGtbe pber
bic Stiefel Der DGrter aus BEN pers
ieuften Stalle in ben friI9 besoges
men berfhleppt ptrb. NuBer6em lit es
portbetlRaft, bic Sub Dor benz &dl6en
1tomentIih an ben 8einen unb benz
8au9e rein gu puBen unO bas Gutter
nit 2prpSenttgem &arbpls ober 2pfols
mailer iauber gu reinisen, bamit aud
Der anitedunssftoff mOsIt9I BON Der
Rub beIeitigt lit.
SrOBe aufmsrtIamteit lit Der Oes,
INJECTION oes RabeIs BEL &Glbern als
supenOen. llebrisens bat ii6 9sscigt,
bab &dl6tr, bic bereits Nabrufg 81
lib genommen bnben, unempltn6li6er
segen Distinction finb, alb lit balos
rtOgIiae 9erubrei6ung bon Wsilf
rad Der @eburt benz GntIteben Der
arontbett ungiinitig. Die Sauptbes
tdmpfuu9 erfoigt uber burd @prbens
aun9smabregeln. auber BEN bersits ers
ipdAnten 9Drtebruusen, llnterbrinsuns
oss Stables auf eiuem rttnen Su9e Toe
fort nab Der @ebutt, unterbinouns
rno Distinction beS Rabels, bdlos
inoslide @srdbrei6un1 bon 8olofral.
mild, anIeguns zines Maultorbes etc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
6asconaoe County.
Infer moblftdnO, uniere aGusfubr.

Su Dem Sohrbuhe nelfes BON
Etnte 2nhor Bureau Reconsideration
uno in &nrSe CUR 8eriheiluua Tom.
MN mirn. ulmmt @asconooe Gountu
elns nidt uubeteuteune Stels cir /.
Sn 6Idhemnum IT onfelbe eires
Der aleinhen i'm S,aale, bod reibt
es lid iniOlpe ieines BUhlitanoeS
un0 Der uieleu Grten ieiher Booener.
aeu9ulie ben %betnnnteiten 9Ouutp's
I'm Staate an, uuo III oermnan. b Z
G0untblie, rueaen ietnesG eutihthums
uno ieiner 8eluprDOuttion nett user
Die Brensen bes Staates berih t.
Sell benz testeu Snbresberiht bteier
8sh6rbe iii fir SaatOrnoe SOuntp
Elm neuer acknowledgements gu ueritIch
men. bic Corn Sob Eislien dnbrif in
Opeusulae welhes Ieetta Sabr fir
$50, 600 pertb Gieiien an.erunte.
l1uiere 9eier merbeH i'm 6olaeuoen
anndberno ben Nerth Der Iruoutte
welde i'm ueliofeneu SATIRE sur
&uaiubr 'omen, fnOen:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12


Der ftdrtite 8abnIhmer3 DsrIdpin,
hi, tpsnn man fi6 etpos Mum in
bic Flate 6auo gieBt, na6bem man
Sabor etpas sti9a6te &reibe bineins
gsiRan, Bon bisIer a6luna aiebe man
nod che Ill bel sObIenIdlrs aus Der
s'I4abteu areioe entpei6en lam ~
mosli6it bel in bic GaIe. EFT Iebters
gsttllt, bolts man bic glaIe cine biers
tel big tine babe Minute al, 6omit
eas @ing.faugte ni@t lofort pieoer
6srdasIauien lam. SAT- in hmIelbsn
WSoment, IN BEN man Bic 8lifiiateit
eluiaugt ptrihpineen Bic 3abn.
dmtr3en, tpsl9er 9lrf bieielbsn Itno.
IS 1T oiss natiirIi6 tetn Waittel, bas
bic SabnIdmer3tn fir Ste Dousr be-
i9t Gin iolass eiebt ss beidnut.
LID ri6t e Eat a6tr Dor alien ben
9Or3ug, bdb &c fat tofeuIos 1T unb
babel a~usndhmsIps sans fiber rirtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Tesla.
mentarv upon the Estate of
CHRISTIAN KRATTLY,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, by the Probate Court of Gascon-
ade County, Missouri, bearing date the
29th day of June, 1907.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to US
tor allowance within one year from the
date o. said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluted from any benefit Of such Estate; and
II such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever barred.
SYLVESTER KRATTLY
FRITZ OELScHLAGER
Jul3. Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
Mutton.

Der unte-5ei6nete piro oui ieiner Tarm
nahe bel Grate am
9ienftoa, ben 6ten auaut 1907
9ornittdss UNI 9 ubr o%nfanseuo ~foIsenbes
%perlobnltde Gtaentbnm an ben Weiiibieten.
ben oe~rtlufen;
2 Stuien, 2 9iibe, / Rinb, 2 6armuoaen,
l ihoneS 9ussp. 1 @~rosmdber, / Seu,
redlen, YIliise, Gssen unb pieIe anoere
Sarmpaaen; ebeniaGS SauSeerdibe uie l
srober SlaSihrant ! 9rober aleioerIhrant,
, Seitielen, ! SIaStiidenid,rant uno an
oere Se9enitdnoe Si 3abIreid) UNI ale Su
benennen.
9eoinsnnser. gae summeu bon ST.
ODER peuieer, :poor; fir eummcn iiber So
tuiro elm 6reoit bon II Wonoten belpiligi
8e9en Vote nit upertanuter Sld)erbeit.
10 M. 3 oermann II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
tOcr min Gin 1sinN aSsptiren

6tr eincu 9cIimocn 3 Wlonote alien Sunr
oen, uno fir Gin 5luei gNodlen allies gJiGb,
den weroeu WI gecItr:H seiudt nelrae &c.
ionnen limo eteS obcr beioe kinocr Al
aprptircr Tie Ntitier inp gut cuoIebcune
ccriide Nldode wcldlc ben 9tnbern tenn
6eiw bleien founen.
Dian iueroe lidl an
Ntre. 6 bortotte 6reunb.
ga 9inriou Cir.
81 SopiS, glp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

aId,tnMe 1deer. Undergraduates Der
iriet biermii alIes Sosen oui gSiitmame
eGnSercien
Ndlungeooll
eoutS @ittm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

8 usrouabe E. gaa airo.
den Der eheIsate anmteu il ieit
trnpt.
g. ORmulter 9odtith aina nod
gbamois um i1ren soba Daniel a.
beiu ten
&dbreno o,r Gr'urIiunasus ON
sOnntao bier uotbeI iubr mari IN
u%nbeiouneuer enc leere Bicihlid /
pom 3uae melhe 8m. Gpfftur trri
uuo &n ioIt)e 8e,leBnna sufiia E
bob CT atsttih2 outie in aulpuG
uehnten muBte uno mebrere Sax
nitit arbettsn ioanIe
drau Nina 5nraer 1T iel,
trani oOa amhrmyub aui Dec Sehy.
rnna.
sri. stvaa 6r unO 1T ui, Der
nab 81 goa,s surudaeisbrt NO ity
siranup ~ .. BONNER 6urnlturr
70 9saommep bat.
sStalon Biibel welher BIZ,
letne 5oet traatea Sruoer beiuat +,
HH
IT 'Utsoer nah - 9oals sarud.
j. Gamma @uuaOa uun ati,
etlon @ug 1t bier I'M traperen ostm
So Seiud.
y U 5ieanO Don petmapu
pas b'er osl Jlctib.c's 81 8elat.
@aarero Y pa IN 5GuHe bu
ostt ~atoe salttl SLENDER uoa Il
pa sr9aeo 1dIaesc ialtmm atpi
lsn 4sa.ttr W ct 1uBtr @sfdlr
I Ooh Y lt'o 6uB upd eefapoagn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
Alufkuntrrribt !

Sriinolider llnierridIt In piduo, 0rSCL
mno Smitrumeuto!muiit, t9raSe uuo GIa'
rioncttr) uiro ior9iam uno 9elp,ienboft mad
tanaidbriaer @riohrrn9 erteilt bon
6eurp Wou ebunb,
Sul12 GIN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
8u wertnnisn.

Wlcm neueo moperneS WobnbuuS 5ipel'
itotig Z 3immer. ebcuiolS etu tIencS Sc
id,GitrAebatoe dni oerielbcn Got, poljeno
iur Tcutiii @nrbierer ODER tleiren Stote, be-
ite SoaS I'M Centrum Der Siobt Gdgrunb
mid AnSiin,h criheilt
Otto u. 9ucfk
5ul12, Ylono, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
Sapsrfanttn.

on nersattea 9oe g~sOpnbobs h,
pert Nran Shriitne eanr, tebii } 3 W.
oii osr St Srppt eirobe, iclple I so,,sa
eet Sdlleler'S Srond,, ale ii Sermonm w
MN. lu'o r,,icr slinltsen eebingunoen ~
ODER bel RsSu'uuN NO.
S0an saueE sis epsiue, uso.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
9u %pertauieu.

Sin Srame, SauS nit 4 3hume' nebIt 9iis
tenn Seller, Nebeuerbduben uno 3iItcrne. los
luie aud Yrunnen Gas @runSitiid be-
itebt aus 4 9otteu. neIdIe gum Sbeil nit
gSeinrebeu uno peridlieoeneu Sorien BON
SbrbGumcn bepilan5t iiuo
ylad5uIro9en bel,
Srant 8eb a or.
,Sulp II 0ernouu, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

WarMm Sic 1br Geben periiGbern iclten
-m6r-
Missomi state 9fe Insurance gompan4
> 1t. GOmis

@eit-umn sic es tm Se Smmeu whber3 gu ne lnses mebeu, ub SWm nrh in ben be-.
ten aebh4 eueebdBenu Setlinhn
@eil-nh ehNbn gnQCmn Dollars in Uhnour ALIEN IN BEN peNoienen SMe an nuSu6rde
TTfhGrmea geeQihahen ausb3abhw onen fo. &be oRe Summe aqdMhh in
mNthn @runbdeGhbums aneIeu Ongept 10 mIeo nto ben 5nns Sntee0eu hes
@ens meGHth eebent
@eil-menn sic cine Bodice in @r Rtfort State 2e" tabM lin 9eBe 6r beh n G0 bic
Sci tnufen tam
8ei t-kbe Boiler mbn .TaFmd State as entrance 60 re a f rtrt ff in benz gerhhe
rueaG Department. s States WhfOld. Die oOue eefe tttAe R eferu G, bic nit
bemB anruenb bon SW 81 Sabr shihbe@uhrb in, 6efnoa Eh au in BEN @euobdom
bSerOBeu Stautes RifOuri in Der 5om bon aepMhen Sauutdhn, Die midi
umGrn s bret 8uRnt 5nesSrs huee.
W et-oR gnuabmem 8meH nnhat @rl eebHt uUehhrehnen Ni 8Osettm RseuS ae
R@ alfn Mot pemGsr ale 4 S"3sst bMt Der Oahe SOamGs, N@n fa ra@O cine
observation-disclosures @ee0ihat rhhment lam.
Sett-Os .@fout State es Sdqmucs &c. mems Sic Orltn Sn BIS Oui Suwut rhha
asSudnie bGbRn Sr 9beuu Tfhern ub 5Weu mbfom bic pm Sbun Gdm len elm
gehnsTn 8mu enwbera am @nbe ieoen sab res Or ar ff wn .hnhebu
8ett-peu sic oe 8dHta fae FL enS dEauu wul sober 20 Sabuu erbsrbt Sbueu
bic @ompleHe all Sbre nbGbHes @on 6f dr itbnen summe bon Hen ,uIder
fueu wO, unhOem f Sr 9e%u fur bent pm Sbn bMmmen 8rmauu urdhsr bar
Betf-weu sic Uhbenoo ehr Belt herhu oRiebe Smn @nn oMr HnhlasWruolY-n an Jr
enbes9ues SMb n6t Dem b6thu 3nsuB in Del 8M, peaMh 1000 ODER 5000 growTt
aush3ubenm 0.
ae GuHhnhI r Blame, Staten u 10 wub Sbmu bemwqmh enbMt BON
V. A. SLIDER, Local Agent. Fla. Fahrner, GenI Agent.
HeHanh MO- Umou, Mo-
a@asaeaSasn9na ~. TOTO a.m.A.m A.u. .n... -.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12
Financial Statement.

Financial statement of Hermann District
School, July s, 1907.
Teachers Fund:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Shedter 0erenShhen uhp. """9 on edlet
ger 0r Soheen 0aue SauoonHt uutrehg oS ibGHe uno nit Norbeooh. ,wt a.u.
hhtene nesrttieeS TtcrmsslotnI. Sine 9~Be Rsdbabn, gIiarS INN mi" n mJ Ssqne an
len Den @anenl nerbdtuna lpdbRno an Griridnunn bic tenen GqrSrS ttWuVa Ds
auSSeBhdnee beunnoe Ndre, uo beten Sbdrrn n+S adThr tnemn y '"VVSo T
warmer modhe ih bdonoerS ut mu orobeS quuer gDhiSten ouf,uus.u
Utann rnoa bel MIR Dhstp in allen 0unnttaen uni an er nnhosr", Nh. "apH'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-12

Respectfully submitted,
A. W. DIE TEL. Sec.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Burbank-Jones

This was a beautiful day for
a wedding. The cornfelds have
improved the growing oppor-
tunity of the last few warm
days, the pastures are clothed
in their rich green dress, the
trees looked their handsomest.
and riding through the good
air was delightful. When town
guests reached the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jones after
a four mile ride they found the
parlors decorated in pink and
green and everybody wearing
their happiest smile. At II a.
m. Mrs. Amy Smith began the
familiar strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding march and the bride
and groom, Mr.. Clifford q. Bur
bank and Miss Ada M. Jones,
supported by Miss Eva Farber
and Mr.. w. N. Burbank, ap-
preached the place of marriage
under the bells and in front of
the double windows which were
banked in pink and green flow
ers and decorated in smilax and
ivy. The solemn words that
made two happy hearts beat as
one were spoken by the Rev. j.
Mac Allister, who then intro
duced Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford E.
Burbank to the company and
congratulations were in order.
The bride was gowned in white
chiffon and carried a handsome
boquet of white bridal roses.
After the wedding an abund-
ant repast was served in the
dining room where the decora-
tions were scarlet and gold
streaming to central boquets on
the dining tables. The gifts to
the young couple were many,
beautiful and valuable.
The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
c. Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. X. X.
Huntsinger, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
lG. Coulthard, Miss Ferne Gla.
zer and Winfred Glazer, Arthur
Ramseyer and Estel L. Boyd.
The out of town guests were
Miss Elizabeth e. Simpson, of
Blair, Neb; Miss Eva Farber,
from Little Sioux, and Mrs. A.
b. Smith, of Rockwell, Iowa.
The bridal couple left on the
3 p. M, train for a ten days
trip to Hot Springs and other
points in the Black Hills. The
brides travelling suit was of
gray panama and gloves to
match, with a dainty white
hat. The best wishes of the
Times goes with them.
'Ring out We BELLS"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Weatller=Crop Bulletin

Des Moines, Iowa, June "a,
1907. The week was about all
that could be desired in respect
to temperature, sunshine and
rainfall in the larger part of
the state. The mean tempera-
ture was slightly above the
normal. Generally clear and
fair weather prevailed from
Monday to Friday, and the bal
ance of the week was partly
cloudy, with frequent and
beneficial showers in all dis
tricts. Conditions were favor
able four to five days for culti-
walton of corn, and the time
was we'll improved. Reports
indicate that a large part of
corn acreage is now receiving
its second plowing, and the
color is normal. The stand is
reported to be less than the
average of the best seasons.
In we'll cultivated fields the
growth has been satisfactory.
Meadows are showing material
Improvement, and pastures are
very good. Oats and barley
are beginning to show heads.
On rich and moist lands the
oats crop is growing quite rank.
Garden truck and potatoes are
doing very we'll. The small
fruits are fairly good.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27

The Northwestern has got
ten out a pamphlet entitled
"Industrial and Commercial
Openings in the Great West
showing the needed factories,
stores, ETC., for the territory
reached by them. We quote
the following from their intro
ductory remarks"
The Northwestern Line In
dustrial department has just
completed an investigation of
the industrial and commercial
needs at points in the territory
reached by that railroad. This
covers many of the leading
cities of the west located in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Min
nesota, Michigan, South Da-
kota and Nebraska. The in
formation at hand is vouched
for by representative organiza-
tions in these cities. Reliable
particulars will be furnished to
manufacturers and merchants
who contemplate new locations
or the establishment of branch
houses. These opportunities
result from the rapid growth
of the great west and the con-
stantly widening market.
There is also a demand for
help of all kinds in this terri
tory and a fine opportunity is
offered to builders to supply
the required houses.
Mrs. 0. Leadreacb, of Long
Pine, and Miss Kennedy, of st.
Louis, who have been guests at
the w. H. Peake home, left
this morning for Long Pine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Secretary Taft.

Never in the history of polit-
icalparties in the United States,
especially so far in advance of
the nominating convention, has
there been sucha presistant eff
fort made, on the part of poll
ticians, to build up a presiden-
tial "boom' for any man as is
now being made in behalf of
Secretary Taft, not even the
effort of General Jackson for
Martin VanBuren in 1886.
Why all this effort in behalf
of Secretary Taft? What has
becomeof that oft repeated par
ty saying: ''Let the office seek
the man." We are not saying
anything against Secretary Taft
personally, but it seems to us
that if he is half as popular as
his friends tell us he is, there
is no necessity of his travelling
over the country at the countrys
expense, trying to build up a
Taft boom to be used oman occa-
sion. The National Convention
is some time distant and many
things may happen to change
conditions in the politics of the
country, and we have no doubt
but the people, when the prop
per time comes. will be able to
make a selection of the men, of
all parties, whom they wish to
carry their banner in the con-
test of 1908. No necessity for
all this contention about who is
the peoples choice for Presi-
dent; the woods is full of good
men, and none will refuse to be
sacrificed on the the altar of
their country for the good of
mankind! All this effort to
stock the political deck is cloves
labor lost" and is very unwise.
Better call off Secretary Taft
give him a rest, there is danger
of overriding this presidential
candinte business; and then, it
is little too early in our histo-
ry, as a nation, for -eure~ Presi-
dent to appoint a successor.
D. M. III.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Band Stand a Go

The ladies OF the Improve
ment League have let the con-
tract to build the band stand,
and it will be commenced to-
morrow afternoon, and to be
finished ready for use by July
4th. 1t will be portable so as
to change locations whenever
desired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27

An Illinois jury recommends
ed that two young ladies who
had disturbed the peace should
be spanked. 1t is reported that
there were more than 1000 ap-
plicants for the position of pub
lie executioner. Dunlap Her
aid.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Andy Graham.

Andy Graham was in the VAL
ley today, the guest of DR. G. w.
Colt. Andy was one of the old
time pioneers of the Valley, be-
ing operator under Superinten-
dent L. Burnett, when the Sioux
City train between Mo. Valley
and Sioux City consisted Of
2 cars hitched behind a freight
train. At that time the one
way fare to Sioux City was $5.65
and you took whatever service
the company offered you, and
if you entered a kick you were
thrown off the train on your
head and permitted to walk.
The general offices of the road
at that time 1s68,) were in an
old box car set out where the
Miller hotel lnoW stands. Sixth
street, or whisky row, as it was
then called, was one Of the live
hest streets in the west anG
you could get anything you
wanted along the street from a
bed on the floor to a free fight.
We remember that Andy was
"real handy in those days
when it came to a free fight or
a social dance. That was in the
days when the festive poker
game was the principal anus
ment along sixth street and the
drinking of high balls was the
principal business after 6 o'clock
in the evening until daylight in
the morning.
Andy remained with the S
C. & r., until the Elkhorn road
reached Wisner, when he was
sent there as station agent,
operator and land agent of the
road. He established the first
bank in Wisner and ran it un-
til he made money enough to
move to Mexico and go intothe
"winter resort" bushes. He is
now located in Chicago where
he is one of the leading business
men of that city. We venture
the assertion that Andy now
takes great pleasure, after he
has had a good dinner, in light
ing his cigar, leaning back in
his easy chair and thinking over
the old days when Mo. Valley
was "wild and woody" western
town, and the many 'shindigs"
he participated in, in those good
old days. We hope he will Wis
it the Valley again and spend a
day with the few old timers
left here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27

A paper called "The Track
man." published in Kansas by
the Trackmen's Union, shows
the great number of derail-
ments and accidents during
1906 traced to bad rails and
ties. The campaign they are
starting will 20 doubt have its
effects by people who travel
generally and will force the
companies to keep their road
beds in better condition.
While the railroad managers
made complaint sometime since
that the steel rail manufact-
urers were giving them infer
ior rails, the trouble would
seem to be that incompetent
men are placed in charge of
roadbeds, or perhaps the main
reason is, that not enough
money is expended on that de-
partment.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27

H. ]. Hackley returned this
morning from Ogden, Iowa,
where he had been visiting
friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27
Fishermen i'm Tolls

This is the heading of an
article taken from the Sioux
City Journal under yesterdays
date. q. %. Brees, of Water
loo, deputy United States game
warden, was in Sioux City Sat-
urday with three or four men
he had caught dynamiting fish,
and also several for seining and
snaring. The dynamiters were
fined $50 for each fish found in
their possession and the deputy
warden made the following
statement to show that he is
not to be trihed with: If |
have anything to say about it
this lllegitimate fishing is going
to stop or those engaged in it
are going to pay handsomely"
The report further states that
Deputy Brees is fulfilling the
duties of his office to the letter
of the law. He has arrested all
sorts of people, lrcnl bankers
to professional fishermen. He
says none will escape his vigil
lance. Mr.. Brees is said to
have been in the Valley one
day last week making some in
quiries with regard to fishing
in this locality with a view to
learning whether any illegiti-
mate fishing is being done here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-06-27

Clara Bothell, of Decatur,
Illinois, arrived in the Valley
this morning for a short visit
with her uncle, w. G. Baldwin.
She is enroute to Salt Lake
City and California for an ex-
tended trip.