Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-03-30

| Galva is to erect $4,000
school building.
| A Greek church is to be or
ganized at Waterloo.
DR. j. C. Lewis, Allamakee
county coroner, died at Waukon,
A tramp arrested at Eldora
proved to have on his person 49,
594.
Calvin Bushnell, Hubbard
boy, fell on knife and bled to
death.
John Jones, aged 81, of Ogden,
dropped dead on a Dcs Moines
street.
4 Thomas a. Kelly, a we'll known
Dubuque horscman, is dead, aged
GO years.
| II. S. Stiner, near Fort Dodge,
sold fifteen head of milch COWS
Tor an average OF sti5.
G. l.. Gardner, a Clarion gro
Ger. disappeared, leaving a wife
and five children.
4 a lung motor has been pur-
lchased for use of the Fort Dodge
fire department.
S. C.. Huber of Tama has been
|appointed United States district
attorncy of Hawaii.
| I'll. r. Emerson, aged AZ, an
Elliott farmer, hanged himsc.4 as
the result of i'll health
| Ycggs secured SIP in cash
and stamps by blowing the Nc
Clelland postoffice safe.
| August Mauch, aged about so
died at Greene from an accidental
Overdose OF headache tablets.
Carl Johnson, aged a., was
killed at Centerville by being hit
with stone in a schoolboy fight
/! Ware is to erect $4,000
school building and Bancroft will
lspend $4,000 in the same way
| Seven young men at Fort
Dodge took examinations for en-
trance TO the Annapolis naval
academy.
North McGregor is planning to
extend it's corporation limits,
which will add 300 to the popu-
lation.
John Hamislcr, aged SO, for
forty years a Sioux City cigar
manufacturer, died at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Burglars blew open a safe in
a Van Horne garage, but got no
money. The safe contained S17,-
900 in notes.
T. w. Rogers of Humboldt was
instantly killed in his automo-
bile while crossing the NJ. & ST.
l.. tracks.
The meowing of cat alarmed
a Clarinda family just in time
to escape in safety from their
burning home.
Iowa State college debating
teams defeated both Purdue uni
|versity and Michigan Agricul-
tural college teams.
Don Rathbun, postmaster at
Marion for the past eight years
and formerly editor of the Ma
rion Register, is dead.
James z. Belts of Iowa a mid
shipman in the Annapolis naval
academy, has been expelled for
gross disobedience.
John Paulin of Kingsley had
his skull fractured while saving
wood by the breaking of the fly
wheel of the engine.
Mrs. D. B. Henderson, the aged
widow Of the late Colonel D. B.
Henderson of Dubuque, fell and
fractured her right hip.
| Ottumwa's commercial club
has been reorganized with a
membership of over 600. Clar-
ence Harper is president.
| d. H. Mahoney of Claire, Web
ster county, killed a big timber
wolf weighing sixty pounds, for
which he received $50 bounty.
Margaret Miller, aged IS, who
disappeared from her home at
West Liberty three years ago,
has heen found in Moscow, Ill.
a living new born child was
found partially covered with
grass on the lawn of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church at Sioux
City.
James Lacina of near Iowa
City received $1,000 for seventy
two hogs shipped to the Chicago
market. He received 1912 a
hundred.
A tree floating down the Mis-
sissippi river in an upright po-
sition with squirrel in the
branches was observed at Little
Sioux.
A very large decreased num-
Der of warranty deeds has been
filed this year in Clay county,
indicating little land speculation.
District court went through
the March term at Dubuque
without single jury trial for
the first time in the city's his
tory.
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