Elllis and Gaines Jewelry Company obituary item
Three of the oldest women in Cuarlay Gardner died at his home Rich Hill Wednesday night last week. The body was shipped to Butrand and taken to the Matberry graveyard for burial. He had been married three times twice at Rich Hill. He was about seventy seven years old. He settled southwest of Vir about 1872. He has been by pie Rich Hill about six years. His are in the west except Henry Eames. Henry lives near the home, and Emma is living in Hill. She has been married the time. Wonder if some of our school pupils f into trouble last week. We saw constable bring one home on Mrs. Joe Whiners went to Lamer last Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with the family of Mr. Joles that used to live near the Iron Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarlay Gardner
Rich Hill
Butrand
Matberry
Vir
Henry Eames
Henry
Emma
Hill
Joe Whiners
Lamer
Joles
Iron Bridge
H. H. Flesher
Lamar
G. W. Park
Park Town
Ed. Ray
Butler
Eddie
Ben. Parker
Warrensburg
Colbert
James Currick
Zyx Harper
Virginia
W. F. Smith
Isaac ‘Park
Albers Pilgrim
John Nix
South Dakota
Geo. Jenkins
Frank Jenkins
John McFadden
County Court Proceedings Reported For Monday And Tuesday
County Court actions include expenses and supplies for Estes Smith treasurer of River Drainage Commission totaling 400 dollars, miscellaneous warrants 266.87, dramshop licenses granted to 5 P Midkiff Rockville and F H Breuck Rich Hill, reductions of assessments for J E Leonard from 160 to 60 due to error, Deer Creek Township road repairs from Adrian to Altona funded, J D Ricks Worland assessment cut from 1800 to 700, Robards brothers road work in East Boone township with final accounting planned, and a 172.40 payment to Kansas City Bridge Co. for Marvel bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Smith
Treasurer River Drainage Commission
Dramshop
5. P. Midkiff
Rockville
F.H. Breuck
Rich Hill
J. E. Leonard
Butler
Deer Creek Township
Line Road
Deer Creek
Mound Township
Adrian
Altona
J. D. Ricks
Worland
J. W. Robards
L.J. Robards
East Boone Township
Kansas City Bridge Co
Marvel Bridge
Deep Water Items Reflect Cold Week and Local News
The column notes very cold weather over the past week and traces local happenings. Alfonzo Kash was training his buggy team for Saturday while Hurt, a respected citizen, died at his daughter's home near Maysburg last Sunday evening. The remains rest in Johnstown cemetery. He leaves many children and friends. L. Coleman and son John traveled to Colorado on Monday. Ed Press reportedly has a new wagon but no wife, correcting a previous print. Thanksgiving was observed on the last Thursday of November, signaling Christmas near. News remains scarce in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonzo Kash
Hurt
Spryes
Maysburg
Johnstown
L. Coleman
John
Colorado
Ed Press
Neck of the Woods
Lilly
Public Sale Noted On Bob Hurt Farm Near Butler
Hurt Moore and Geo Stuffing advertise a public sale at the Bob Hurt farm three miles south west of Butler on Tuesday December 12 1905. Items include 21 head of cattle, some hogs farm implements and household goods with horses and mules offered ahead. Mosers Hors and Moore have leased the Hancock feed yard east of the square and will conduct future sales there.
Sharp Williams For Leader
Washington December 4 The Democratic Party in the House unanimously nominated John Sharp Williams of Mississippi for Speaker Williams emphasized Democratic policy opposing ship subsidies and supporting strong anti trust and railway rate legislation He defended Democratic principles against accusations of following a Republican President on railway rates and stated Democrats would not abandon their principles even if a Republican President did so
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Washington
Dog leads to gold dust found in Adama home
In Seattle on December 4 a Chesapeake bay retriever guided Secret Service to gold dust worth 10000 hidden in the home of George E Adama a self described cashing clerk and former Army office cashier. Searchers then uncovered additional dust beneath coal piles in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George E. Adama
United States Army
Thin City
Secret Service
Adama
Bates County Medical Society Annual Meeting Program
The Bates County Medical Society holds its regular annual meeting on Saturday December 14 with papers by Dr. T W Foster and Dr R F Hulett, discussion led by Dr E E Gilmore, an address by retiring president Dr A E Lyle, and officer elections. Ladies of the Cemetery Association report beautification efforts at Oak Hill Cemetery and plan continued work. A social at the opera house tonight features an program with Allen Orchestra, quartette, recitations, solos, and intermission music followed by further acts and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County Medical Society
T. W. Foster
R. F. Hulett
E. E. Gilmore
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Ellis & Gaines Jewelry Company
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Iowa
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Peoria
Ill
M. E
Aaron
Elmer Jenkins
Kan‘eas
M.S. Jenkins
Grandpa
Grandma Baker
Roque
Tom Griffin
Jim Griffin
John Ferrell
Jim Baker
Charley Beard
John Dillon
George Bramson
H. Requa
Mr. Bottoma
P. H. H. McKenna
George Chaney
George Thomas
C. M. Thomas
Lucy Wisherd
Arkalon
Kan
Ison
Chas Baker
Ruth Thomas
L. Smiths
George Daniel
County Court Proceedings
McKibbens
Sharp Williams
Medical Society Meeting
H. A. Rhodes
A. E. Lyle
Allen Orchestra
Misses Goldie
Sveie Pees
Messrs
Campbell and Fox
Francis Catron
Mr. Gilkernon
Miss King
Wm. E. Walton
Lula Kay
Naome Smith
Wesley Denton
Robert Allen
Part
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Chas
Fisk
McFarland
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