Local residents observe a busy week in Anita and area
Rt Robingon visits the city while Frank Miller returns home from a western trip. J C McKenzie’s wagon train to Fort Morgan breaks down near Council Bluffs causing delays. J D Jenkins and wife visit Atlantic with L R Carter from Muskogee. Mrs Bartlett sells properties to EB Warner who plans to move to Anita. W E Crawford moves to Casey to manage lumber company yards. W T Stater returns with sister M Bork from Lisbon, Iowa. Billy enjoys reuniting with old neighbors. Cass county appears promising. M C Hutchison returns from Pennsylvania Illinois trip. Dr A B Campbell attends cousin’s wedding in Des Moines. R A Youn relocates to Minneapolis to rejoin railroad work. Senator J B Bruce notes legislative activity. W Nieman family travels to Hastings for funeral. Mrs Hansen dies in Florida en route to Cuba.
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Rt. Robingon
Frank Miller
Y. H. Ceall
J. C. McKenzie
Fort Morgan
Coloado
Council Butts
J.D. Jenkins
Atlantic
Mrs. Jenkins
Muskogee
Indiana Territory
D. Bartlett
EB. W. Warner
Berea
Anita
Bartlett
West Mainstreet
W.T. Stater
Lincoln Township
M. Bork
Helle Folks
Lisbon
Iowa
Sintinons
Billy
Cass County
Taken Up Near Anita by Proof of Ownership
Lost and found notice states a red female heifer taken up three miles northeast of Anita. Owner may recover by proving property and paying expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Anita
Rheumatic Pain Balm Earns Praise in Martinsburg Notice
An elderly resident of Martinsburg endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm after suffering sciatic rheumatism in the left arm and right hip for years. He reports relief after using three bottles and notes availability through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Croker
Peac
Martinsburg
Town
Local notices mix of residents and events in Anita
MoT Cogway was in Atlantic Monday. Miss Grace Tilton will go to Cedar alis soon to attend the State Nore Tour. Isaac Brown takes possession of the fA. Spatiari, tear Berea, this week. Real estate in Anita appears strong with present prices. The Board of Education may reopen schools next Monday after a brief closure for smallpox exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Vera Hook
Gediar Falls
S. W. Taylor
Alanson
Lincoln Township
Grace Tilton
Mae Bell
Eity
Bob
Cate
Chicago
Rsen Brown
Anita
Isaac Brown
Walter I. Smith
Richard Booth
Harlan
Annapatis
KF. Garver Ls
HE. Campbell
Board of Education
The Uniform Rank Officers Elected at Vege Meeting
The Uniform Rank at the vegetable union meeting elected officers for the year. Major was chosen as head, Captain WH Dusmace, First Lieutenant George stats, Second Lieutenant KE S Holton, Chaplain el, Recorder Wayne Bullock, and Treasurer. Guard and Sentical to be appointed at the next section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Pydias
WH. Dusmace
George Stats
KE. S. Holton
Me Bhickess
Wayne Bullock
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United States
W. E. Crawford
Fullertott Lumber Company
Son
Casey
Mr. Crawford
Trinuns
M. C. Hutchitison
Pennsylva Tllinols
A2. B. Campbell
Des Moines
Cling. Campbell
Harbach Furniture Co
Misa
Capitol City
RA. Youn
Minneapolis
Railroad Company
Anta
Trikenia
R.A
Jus. B. Bruce
Scorpion
Bruce
Nieman
Jnna
Hastings
Nebraska
Mes
Hansen
Cuba
Harian Tribune
Hemphill
McLennan
Sam Morgan
W. K. Carey
Las Vegas
Mexico
F. C. Naylor
A. Haist
Adair
Luwit
Jota
BE. Boatright
Wagner
Tor
Kt. Shepley
Ion
WB. Crawford
Stud Slys
George Pills
Mailory
Valley Junction
Wo. Garvin
A. CU. Govhanour
CM. Wakesley
C.D. McDer- Mott
Tas Vas
New Mex
Chi Harris
Alex
May Tower
uy—Daves & Kiel
Calkins
Silk White
W. W. Templeman
J. F. Galiher
TL. M. Wagner
N. Wagner
Elsie Leach
R. Leach
New York City
Paul Becker
Mr Lantz
B. J. Lantz
J. Wy Pace
Gen. Proughett
Creston
Nicholas Burks
Attila
Lowell Hotel
Propr
Wisconsin
Tomorrw
American Colonization Company
Chippewa
Chippewe
Sayward
Wis
Sears
W.H. McNeely
2Nita
White Cedar Post
Savage Bros
H. R. Robinson
Mgr
Anita, Lows
F. C. Worthing
Owa
Geo. Stott
J.M
City Meat
Doii
Alwava
Bruce & Zi Law
Yea
Citizens Bal
C. I. Warnwd
Physicians Office
Lowell
Kunz
Compal
Lat UN
Digure
F. C. Chian
J. A
Grain Anita
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