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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
6
A Wheeling resident recalls a prior truck injury and chronic sores that doctors warned would be fatal if untreated. The testimonial credits S S S with swift healing, long-term protection, and urges it as a great blood purifier and tonic despite earlier medical cautions.
In Biniston, Joel Bantagordies faces a license revocation after a third liquor conviction. He was fined 20 dollars and costs for aiding underage drinking at his East Market Street saloon, with the license to be revoked as required by law. Judge Vaughn warns more action as saloon compliance is enforced.
Thursday morning death of Pauline Mentzer eleven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Mentzer. Funeral held at home Friday at 10 20 with Rev Beeks officiating. Interment Murray cemetery. Also infant child of Perry Akers died Thursday morning and was buried that afternoon.
A Chicago street car conductor, assaulted by a mob and covered with sores, was treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The remedy quickly aided him and he praised its effectiveness for wounds burns and sores. The testimonial notes its use in the families of G. A. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan. Available at Deuni's drug store.
The advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as absolutely pure and free from alum or impurities. It stresses trusted quality, constant light baking results, and repeated official tests endorsing its wholesomeness and superiority over competing powders.
Charles Mickley, long time employee at Welty & ay Feal hes, will open a first class merchant tailoring shop in Beeler block. He will run a general cleaning, pressing and repairing department. Mickley brings extensive experience and is confident in the venture's success.
Fire gutted the second floor of George Mhik’s house two miles off Poneto coast as neighbors and Res aided. A certificate of deposit worth 500 dollars burned, and insurance of about 400 dollars covered by Huntington Farmers Insurance Company. The origin of the blaze remains unknown. Mrs Pinks assisted before the alarm and the owner returned after seeing smoke.
Judge Vaughn appointed J. Christ as guardian of the Miler heirs on a Thursday. Christ gave a bond of two hundred dollars as security for his guardianship.
Sturgis and Stine entered an appearance for ex-viewers on the Little River ditch proposition in Fort Wayne. Former Wells county viewers Popejoy Gavin and Goodin resigned over expense, and Judge O Rourke heard the matter as Sturgis sought a mandate to replace the commissioners and appoint new viewers.
Walter Greek Greek now named overseer and adjuster for northern Illiana with Olio Partners Insurance Co resigns to join German Fire of Indianapolis. He will supervise agents north of the Big Four, reside in Bluffton, and gain a larger field and salary. Mrs Lucretia Spaulding dies after a stroke. funeral set at First Baptist Church Bluffton with burial at Montpelier.
Postmaster Sharpe lists names of unclaimed letters at the Button Postoffice for the week ending February 17. Included are Baughisan, Turania Cough, Hugene Ef, Cant, Ben Mark, Melvin Eversole, Grant Garry, Henry Retman, Dan Lobster, Daniel Loeher, Ndah, Murphey, W. S. Mutter, Mrs Jessie McCullough, Marsland Miller, Ward Mosher, Mrs Sara Hlu e ver, Wickman, Miss Marguerite Rosenlandeh, Sheldon Staver, Kad Smoke, Eaton Shoenadker, Ty Schodley, Thomas Vernon and others.
Notice states the Wiler will sell at its residence on Sinaks Row Pike near Rhian and Vorarug on Wednesday March 8 1805. Items include two bay horses age six to seven, a Welsh pony, cattle four cows with calf, hay, corn, a wagon, harness, plows, lumber, log chains, and 800 bushels of corn in crib. Sale starts at ten o'clock with Frank Biberatind and Fred Reppert listed as parties.
Harvey escapes with Alma and a prize crew after a raid on a ship near the Caspian Sea. A hidden cavern reveals Patpak and three robbers guarding stolen wealth as Captain Sersius Ovekeff and Russian soldiers intervene, exposing the conspirators and locating the missing daughter.
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