Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-09-13


riot of fast and furious fun was
created by this mule and rider.
Slide for life on roller skates.
A fine showing of beautiful cat
tie are in evidence this year at the
stock barns. Among those on
display yesterday were:
Dairy Barn--Pure bred and
grade stock. Jerseys owned by
Tyler Johnson; Holslcins, w. n.
Mathews; Holsteins, Fred Divcl-
hess of Logan. A herd of fine
shorthorn cattle belonging to-
George Darlington of Honey
Greek We're also found i'm this
barn.
Hcrclords, Shorthorns and POLL
cd Shorlhorns, J. Il. Mann of
Woodbine; Pollcd and Horned
Hereford, William S. Wcstcolt of
Woodhine: Fcrcfords, sspooncr &
Son, Mondamin; Red Pooled. M. S.
Meats. The animals ON display
in both barns We're splendid spec
linens we'll worth seeing.
Poultry-A large assortment of
poultry is shown. many of them
prize winners at the Dcs Moines
state fair. Among the varieties
We're:
White Orpingtons, Buff Or
pingtons, B. j. Moore of Dunlap:
Golden Campincs. Single Comb
Rhode Island Reds, White Rocks.
b. S. Long of Little Sioux; ply
mouth Rocks, G. II Triplcl; Rylus
Red Belgian rabbits, With young,
Donald Holcomb; White Indian
Runner ducks, VIM. Jefferson OF
Woodbinc; Black Minorcas and
Plymouth Rocks, Fred Divclbcss
of Logan; Notified Anconas, An
drcw Purcell. Besides those were
scveral pens of doves, Partridge
Wyandottes and small chicks.
AT the swine show several fine
herds were shown. Among them
were:
Duroc Jerseys Maple Avenue
herd, owned by O. S. Larson of
Logan; Robert lIarsinc, M. S.
Meats and Sons; Poland Chinas.
Frank Rainier of Logan. Pens OF
young pigs of this breed were
owned by a party from Pisgah.
Horses and Colts Not inany
We're i'm evidence yesterday, onIy
a few Shetland ponies.
The Floral hall This year was as
crowded with visitors as usual
The following booths were dis
|playcd:
In the ready to wear department
was beautiful showing of tho
|ncw fall styles from M. I1angcr'
| department store.
| The j. j. Owen Engineering an,
obstruction Go. demonstrated
Ielectric motors, ranges, Willard
batteries, fans and electric FIX.
lures.
| The local Red Cross booth wa!
decorated with the needle worl
the ladies have been making Tn,
past few weeks. Here, too, ncv
members were solicited.
| The next booth belonged to tn
| Woman's Council committee o
the National Council of Defense
tie conservation department.
Tho other departments wer
taken by the Manual Training an,
ART classes of the M. V. III. S.: al
apiary OF honey and bees; fame,
work, curtain drapcs, county sup
criniendcnt's work of differen
kinds of art, manual training, ant
| sewing done by children of IN,
country schools. Doly & Potter
son had on display large show
ing of The Edison monographs
Vegetables of every variety an,
fruits. flowers. baking, prints o
butter, preserves and many oihc
articles too numerous TO mention
The Lovcland Canning club had
fine lot of dried fruits and pre-
serves on sale. the proceeds to b
given TO the Red Cross associa
ton.
On tho grounds in The park
I. Tamisiea demon straIcd graf
elevators, motors. wagons, hard
ware, scales, cream separations
etc. Al the beck Of the tent wa
a fine large picture Of Uncle SaI
drawn by Mr.. Fauley which cause
many comments.
Several automobile dealers q
the city. county and Omaha ha
an elegant display of cars, Anon
these We're:
, Brown & Iootc Cadillac
Chevrolet, and Hudson Super-Si!
Mason & Notwithstanding
I Dodge, Studcbakcr. Tho Lalle
Light was also demonstrated by
representative from the Wilso
Electric Co. of Omaha
+. Fl. Beebce of Logan-MaX