Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

W AASsA wv otVRPSa ihot'Ai't' iAito ~
new We'll that contained gas.
The bank at Thurman was rob
bed by Il man who is thought to
have HACKED up to give the i'm
preston that he was colored.
While helping to raise a barn,
Will kauten and Charles Maley.
near Westgate, We're killed when Il
gust of wind blew the barn over
on them.
David Hughes, aged =, OF Bed
ford, luckily escaped injury when
he looked into an empty easoll""
drum with match. The tanl.
exploded and blew il IN piece
Coin proposes to erect 4 5,
900 MaicTworE5.
r n. Eddy OF Fl. podge KILLED .
60-pound badger.
The town of Hillshoroueh ha
widfned its city limits,
Three prisoners iii the jail at
KaoEml. made their escape.
Two negroes al Man ON Were
badly cut by razor IN q ilshi
Iowa retail harness dealer held
THEN convention at Burlington
z j. Cooper OF Dubuque Al
temrting to open lead lnine III Ar
Dubuque.
j. l.. 0oNcrdale oi ,bia VA ei'
iouslv injured in an auto accident
at SlouN City
Goish Bros whole ale tore q
Waulon has been soi7i to 4 CHI
eago man.
Fred Mccall. aeed ~ va
drowned IN = pond near Bedford
while winning.
Final return how that III
TRACE in Iowa va deieatedbN
0,O"0 aalority.
The Tag DAY TOR children
play ground at Clinton Amounted
to over $4,000.
Albert G.. Gavin of Ca cad, h9i
ana killed hum sell IN a hotel Al
Dubuque.
Nick Keiffer near Bellevue vs.
PAINFULLY injured when Ia pillow
Team ran AWAY.
Tie cltv of OliimWa il enniam
platine oiline HE reet5 in and
out of ,ha ct.
Carl F. Kuehnle, recent candi
date for governor, spent 20
during his campaign.
A high grade Of panar Will be
at the Old brewer
plant at Sioux City.
Henry klinlner, aard ), o9
Bellevue, had his arm broken IN
fall from a valociprt!e.
Hattie WYATT, aged IL, who al
appeared from OttnmNa- wa
found in i7airbnry Neb.
Two unknown men We're drown
ed al hamburg. They We're in q
motor boat which capsizrd
Geo Hockeley, a wealthy far
mer near Nevada, committed III
eide by drinking poison.
Waterloo has two war hfldaa
two eua1dsmen having taken
Wive5 since The arm
Davis Seaman, rural mail car
rier of Given was thrown from a
horse and painfully injured
Iowa will be the first latc in
the Union to enlist a full quota al
National snardsmen.
Glen Hawkins, held for hon e
breaking, escaped from the llalnp-
ton iail in broad DAYLIGHT
w K Halligan OF Guthrie Cen
ter, had his auto stolen White al
tending thnaicr III II ll,egr
Charles John on, near Art|llhon
was severely bruised during a
quarrel with Franli itanl ~
Farmer IN the NieiniiN ut tedal'
Rapids Say he recent hall form
DdIIN liitllIttl IIlt. tlbIt
Gerhard Wingen, pioneer bust
ness man of North MGG,leenr, la
just celebrated hi 9olh birthday
I. \, Spear Of Upton i too old
to 60 to war, bnl offered a fine
horse Ia the local National GUARD
Geo, Roosevelt of Iowa Glty il
in the hospital with hui ia
above hi heart. received in a
quarrel.
F. F.. Junn Of Delta ha pur-
chased the G., j. Ballenhach hum
Der ward at Columbus junction.
The Dies Aioine Chamber Of
Commerce endravurine Ia ret
Charlie f. Hushes TO come to
Iowa.
The hody al Geo. bod ae, aoad
80, al SIOUX City. VA found i'm a
pool OF blood in The railroad yard3
William j kulis, q (.ree. at
Oskaloosa, sold his interest in a
Inning pai,lor and joined the
g,lafds.
Several Anrs collrre peeial
l.ts are touring Wa hinaton
county ihsreciine crop. build
lnes and live stock.