Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

tablished at Sioux City.
A new million dollar hotel will
be erected at Sioux City.
Minnie c.. Crippen Of Water
loo died at the age Of 407 years
1f the $500 Iowa troops on The
border 1922 are entitled to vote
Mrs. Margaret Calhoun Of Cen
tcrville died at the age Of 0s
years.
Dubuque's new 100000 Y. NJ
q. A. building will open mex,
month.
Michael McMurray, one OF the
oldest merchants of Little Sioux
is dead.
William Christian was arrested
in Waterloo charged with cattle
rustling.
The musk rat and mink trap.
ping season will be opened on De-
cember 4.
Tom Coy of Imogene raised
$500 worth of onions on one acre
of ground.
The city council at Bellevue has
ordered motor fire truck cost.
ing 5000.
w. w. Briggs, ager "A, prone.
inent merchant at Guthrie Cen
ter, is dead.
Lars Olson of Alden died from
injuries received from the kicl
lof a horse.
Prof. D. A. Kent, the origina
Iowa drainage advocate, died from
tuberculosis.
A mysterious gang has beer
committing string of robberies
at Waterloo.
Almost 200 clay workers al
What Cheer went on strike fol
higher wages.
c. A. Worth, banker at In.
dianola, died while writing let.
Ter to his son.
The Princess theater at West
Union was destroyed by fire at 8
loss of $4,000.
An annual school parade was
held at Charlton with over 1900
children in line.
e. p. Dehler of Iowa City died
on street car while on his way
to join his wife.
Two men at the gas plant al
Keokuk were killed as the result
of an explosion.
Work on the new mems dormi-
tories at Grinnell will commence
in a short time.
Fair goods are operating jit-
ney buses through the college
district at Ames.
Mrs. s. o. Lee and Mrs. Tom
Berhow of Nevada were injured in
an auto accident
Six prisoners in the Jail a,
Sioux City escaped through some
decayed flooring.
Mrs. Frank Ross of Mt. AYR was
badly. burned when she poured
kerosene into fire.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Moir OF Ell.
dora celebrated their sixty-nintf
wedding anniversary.
Graham A. Worth, aged 81, 8
prominent banker at Indiano,a
died of heart trouble.
Iowa troops on the border are
publishing a weekly paper calico
the Iowa Guardsman.
Three persons at Cedar Rapids
We're injured when a street cal
was struck by a train.
An alleged robber gang was ar.
rested at 1T. Dodge by Illinois
Central special agents.
Two stock buyers at Logar
were in two different auto acct.
dents on the same day.
Edith Finley of Vinton died al
Waterloo from bullet wounds in.
flicted by her husband.
A fire occurred in the Bryant
store at Abba, when an electric
iron was left turned on.
E. s. Welch of Shenandoah
bought a farm near that place o.
t60 acres at 1912 an acre.
w. Ferguson was mos! seri.
ously injured at Ft. Dodge wher
a team ran away with him.
Mrs. Eta B. Hurford, stat,
president of the w. G. T. u, diet
at her home in Indianola.
A. C. Smith, aged 20, of Cedar
Falls was killed at Waterloo wher
run down by an I. G. train.
The 2-year-old son of Henri,
Stockburge of Denison was ru1
over and killed by a train.
Thieves make away with. al.
most 100 bushels of corn from
a field near La Porte City.
Governor Clarke will locate il
Des Moines for the practice O
law after his term expires.
Conner O'Donnell averaged S.
bushels of corn to the acre on {
l45-acre tract near Sioux City.
Fred Wagner and a party o
friends near Newton bagged thir.
ty-one coons on a hunting trip
James Carbon, Of Dubuqu.
committed suicide by hanging