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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
10
North Balem endures a blizzard with three foot drifts on the morning of the fourth as May is forecast to fetch ten dollars per ton or more before year’s end. Steve McCollum improves property with a new yard fence while local merchants report brisk business this week amid stock adjustments and orders. A note mentions a delivery of onions salt and pepper and a family update on a mother and son.
Ed Phillips and his wife visited Sunday with Eds father Lee Phillips. Grace Arnold visits Aunt Ida Smith this week. Daisie Phillips, with fifteen pupils, progresses in the spring term. Daisie spent the weekend at home. John Myres and Mrs Loui Bundies stayed Saturday night with John W Fields.
Mrs Ed Adams of Brookfield visited her parents Mr Menefee and wife. Circuit Clerk John Wilson transacted business in Brookfield. Farmers debate planting corn as weather shifts. Mrs John W Fields and Mrs J M Fishback sent patent fishpaks and promise potato salad recipe. Sheriff Anderson visited Brookfield. Ethel Kemper visited sister in Purdin. Senator E R Stephens was in Brookfield on business. C C Woolf handled real estate and loans in Laredo. Mrs Dr Haley and son from Brookfield visited west of town. E B Cook of Wapello Illinois visits brothers Arthur and Bert. Next Sunday the 12th all should attend dinner for carriers and families. Cashier Hawkins of Farmers and Merchants Bank inspected by E Swaner. Miss Lillian Dyche...
In Baker City Oregon a bride will settle in her future home and marry W W Lake formerly of Kansas City. Alex Kirk and S S Hale y of Purdin were in Linneus on Thursday. A court crowd attended Monday and Tuesday sessions. Fruit prospects are poor with March warmth early, April frost and May snow followed by freezes reducing crops to small fruit only.
Residents report church meetings, hunting tales, and social chatter. John Lumsden visits Milan. Rev. Shane at Schrock church. Rev. Christ preaches at White Oak Grove. D G Freelands visits Otis Stone. Carl Norvil killed a fox. about fifty people with dogs chased the fox near Joe Nickell's toward Milan. next chase tickets in tracking snow los.
A rainy Sunday kept neighbors indoors while Rev. Crist preached at Rodney. Milford Elliot died last Saturday at his son's home and was buried at Mt. Zion on Sunday. Rev. Sparks dined with Lester Harris, Ed and Mira welcomed a baby Teddy, and Wm. Harvey visited with Norman Haynes near Milan. J. W. Harris, E. E. Harris and R. E. Crowdis dined with C. M. Har.
Constable Rolla Taylor visited James Harris Esq. last Monday on business.
Charley Sears visited friends near Green City. Lumsden and family spent Sunday with Robert Jones. Nora Taylor returns home from Browning where he worked in a factory. Rev. Underwood missed Zion appointment due to bad weather. Milford Elliott aged 81 died Saturday at his son's home from a paralytic stroke and was buried at Zion cemetery after a funeral led by Rev. Underwood. Ray Morris builds a new residence. Mrs Summers Motto Live and Let Live. John Moore caught for Milan team in Big Horn Basin excursion promotions. Homeseekers’ excursions May 21 June 4 and 18 under D Clem Denver to assist settlers to secure lands at cheapest rates. folders available for stat lands. round trip 25.
A red cow about eight or nine years old, dehorned, has strayed. Descriptions are incomplete due to damaged text but indicates a missing animal sighting near an area referred to as Terk Week ats. Contact local authorities with any information.
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