Buffalo Bill's Wild West to Tour with New Features
Railroads offer round trip rates and special trains for the Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders, famed for its living history. The season adds San Juan battle reenactment with Roosevelt Rough Riders, fresh foreign contingents and diverse riders alongside US cavalry. Buffalo Bill Cody appears at every show.
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Buffalo Bill
Congress of Rough
Battle of
San Juan
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
America
United States
Russia
Queen's Own
Buffalo Bill Cal
Cody
Crescent Mill Notes Show Local Activity and Education Ties
Health is fair as farmers sow crops. Harry Hattenl of Crescent Hill College graduates this spring. Miss Emme Smith visits Blue River family. Miss Grace Londen and others attend O V N C at Corydon this spring. Local teachers and residents engage in schooling and church activities. Epworth League grows with J P Louden president. Democrat visits weekly.
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Harry Hattenl
Cresent Hill College
Emme Smith
Blue Rives Township
Ollie Henriott
Grace Londen
J. W. B. Kintner
Fh. H. Swarens
Corydon
Henriott
Chas. Smith
Blue River Township
Florence Louden
Cort Murr
Spencer Township
David A. Duke
Peter Burgess
Chas. Hottel
Robert Swarens
J. M. Johnson
Marengo
Epworth League
Thompson's Chapel
J. P. Louden
Democrat
Local Networking Visits Sparsely Noted Around Lanesville Area
John P. Riddle papered William Heckleman’s store last week. Mrs Tena Housewald at home on vacation after attending school near Lanesville. Miss Lotta Rupp of Utan visited brother Fred. Mr and Mrs Michael Gleitz of near Corydon visited Mrs Gleitz's parents, Geo and Mrs Dietrich. Lydia Bigler of Louisville visiting sister Mrs Henry Wolfe. Amiel Luther and wife visited Mrs Luther's parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Bower visited last Sunday. Kir April 11.
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John P. Riddle
Heckleman
Tena Housewald
Lanesville
Lotta Rupp
Utan
Fred
Michael Gleitz
Corydon
Geo. Dietrich
Lydia Bigler
Louisville
Henry Wolfe
Amiel Luther
Fred Bower
Hill Grove Sunday School and Local Notices
Sunday school continues at Hill Grove with Austin Huntsinger as superintendent. Town guests include Miss Emme Dooley of Louisville visiting Sam Windell’s family. Miss Pearine Tindell returns to Mr Farmers at Briles School House hosts a teaching effort. Sherman Longacre buys a new farm. Nellie and Iva Pitman attend O V N C gathering. A wedding is expected soon.
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Austin Huntsinger
Emme Dooley
Louisville
Sam Windell
Pearine Tindell
Valley City
Annie Wiseman
Cedar Wood
Stella Wisearoha
James Siler
Carve Baxley
Briles
Sherman Longacre
Nellie
Iva Pitman
Dentist Dr T G Van Hook in Corydon Indiana
Dr T G Van Hook dentist operates one door north of Devonat office in Corydon Indiana.
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T. G. van Hook
Devonat
Corydon
Ind
Central area notes on farming and local events
The report highlights improving roads and promising wheat crops in the vicinity. Farmers begin full time sowing oats planting potatoes and prepping corn while local residents and teachers like Miss Willie Reas and Miss Jennie Pitman are active. Community updates include church services, visits, horse mishap, and a new house plan by Mason Dean.
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Central
P. G. Richards
Willie Reas
Meade County
Jennie Pitman
Amy
D. Tindall
J. I. Smith
James Jacobs
B. F. Pearson
Corydon
Mason Dean
Tindall
Villey City
Wm. Smith
Town Shocked by Local Tragedy and Family Death
Residents react to an attempted death by own action by James Flanigan who lives nearby and to the death by own action of Miss Prell. Miss Prell was taken to Louisville for burial by her brother and an undertaker. The Sunday school institute met at the Presbyterian church with strong attendance and reports from Evergreen School. President McKinster spoke on Sunday school work and praised church progress Township meetings will resume at the M E church. William Walker of Missouri visits Corydon relatives. Beulah Cunningham of Corydon visits Mrs Winders. James Knight of Arkansas visits ill father Capt Ed Knight and brother, improving.
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James Flanigan
Miss Prell
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
McKinster
Beulah Cunningham
Corydon
Frank Winders
James Knight
Arkansas
Ed, Knight
Sunday school reorganization and protracted meeting
The Sunday school at No. and the protracted meeting led by evangelist Sister Butler continue at this place. Officers elected include George Miller superintendent Elmer Harritt secretary and treasurer. A closing event is planned for the No. 8 school on the 19th with a nighttime entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Elmer Harritt
Butler
No. 8
Albert Hughes
Corydon
Wm. Snider
Jesse Thomas
Edwardsville
Wm. Thomas
Three Deaths at Lanesville Reported in One Week
A local death notice recounts three fatalities in Lanesville within a single week. Joseph Schmelz died after an eight day pneumonia illness at age 35, leaving a wife and children. Ida Zabel, age 11, died of typhoid fever and was buried at Evangelical Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Louisa Michels, 33, died after long illness from consumption, survived by her husband and four daughters. funeral mass was held at a Catholic church led by Rev. Father Peckskamp.
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Lanesville
Joseph Schmelz
A. Peckskamp
Ida
Fred. Zabel
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery
Louisa Michels
Peter Michels
Matthew Grrantz
Peckskamp
M. A
Local notices from Lanesville and area
Philip S. Hirt opens a shoe shop at the late Henry Grantz stand and seeks public patronage. Miss Addie Hirt enlarges her millinery store with new goods. Mrs. Bowman buys Helena Yost property and moves there. John Zabel and family are ill bed and two of his children sick. Potato planting begins. blessings wished for crops. Day and Yost families of New Albany visit. Joseph Rochert and Anna Schneider to marry in two weeks.
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Philip S. Hirt
Henry Grantz
John Elbers
P. L. FS
Addie Hirt
Wm. Bowman
Helena Yost
John Zabel
Henry Zabel
Stephen Day
Josie
Louis Yost
New Albany
Joseph Rochert
Helltown
Anna Schneider
Pea Ridge
Valley City Social Notes and Local Events
Ed Cunningham will move to D Stokers farm soon. Miss Cunningham visits her mother near New Amsterdam. Arthur Fleshman visits his father nearby. Emmet Arnold comes from Oklahoma to take his mother home. Mrs Mary Wolfe and Mrs William Weaver visit Mrs L C Trotter. May 20 commencement exercises planned with a class of nine. Mrs Frost teaches music. large crowd at Wesley Chapel Sunday school institute. Curry Richard and Ella Shuck wed on Sunday.
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Ed Cunningham
D. Stoker
L. Fleshman
Ora Shuck
Caroline Arnold
Oklahoma
Miss Cunningham
New Amsterdam
Arthur Fleshman
Emmet Arnold
Mary Wolfe
William Weaver
Gertons
L. C. ‘Trotter
Old Washington Township
Frost
Central
Wesley Chapel
Mr. Moyars
Curry Richard
Ella Shuck
White Cloud Notices and Church News Fragment
White Cloud updates list visitors from Mr and Mrs Patterson and Virgie Patterson at Manckport. The Supt Joe Sibert and James Shrig ley are named with Ida Sibert as Secretary after Blue River Chapel Sunday school election. Old quip about a liver regulator accompanies ad for DeWitts Little Early Risers by L A Riley Corydon.
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Virgie Patterson
Manckport
Grandma
Ruth Shrigley
Ethel Conrad
Ira Sibert
Leavenworth
Blue River Chapel
Joe Sibert
James Shrigley
Secretar
Ida R. Sibert
Real Estate Transfers in Harrison County
John M Baylor transfers to George Hottell as described. Mary E Dick to Arinda Watson lot 27 in Corydon for 300 dollars. Sampson Turley to George W Turley two acres for 500 dollars. Jorge W Turley to Sampson Turley Sacres for 0 dollars. Sarah J Lewis to Richard Chambers part of lot 100. Elizabeth Pfrimmer to Caroline Deutsch 108 acres for 1 dollar. Jasper Brown to Edward L Bryant 35 acres for 112.50 dollars. Emma B Thomas to George W Linsey 40 acres for 300 dollars. Alice Purple to Wm Rothrock and interest part SW and NW for 475 dollars. Sarah B Stevens to J C McCartney part of section 34. Daniel to Stover Grove pilot in Corydon 330. Peter M Zenor to Joshua T Zenor 57 acres for 1500 dollars. Auditor Harrison County to John C Ave 10 acres. David Rosenbarger guardian to Zeno Breedlove 25 acres for 80 dollars. Ann M Miller to Wm H Speak 214 acres for 45 dollars. Sarah Kellems and others to Iven T Deweese and others and part 4714 acres for 158 46. Minnie B McCarty to Minnie M Beau blossom 41 acres for 100 dollars. Henry a Gled to George I Hild 2 acres for 16 dollars. Cora Kelly and others to Riley M Herthel and 36 of 52 acres for 70 dollars.
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John M. Baylor
George Hottell
Mary E. Dick
Arinda Watson
Font Corydon
Sampson Turley
George W. Turley
Jorge W. Turley
Sacres
Sarah J. Lewis
Richard Chambers
Elizabeth Pfrimmer
Caroline Deutsch
Jasper Brown
Edward L. Bryant
Emma B Thomas
George W. Linsey
Alice Purple
Wm. Rothrock
Sarah B. Stevens
J. C. McCartney
Wim. Daniel
Stover & Grove
Corydon
Peter M. Zenor
Joshua T. Zenor
Harrison County
John Cave
David Rosenbarger
Guardian
Zeno Breedlove
Ann M. Miller
Wm. H. Speak
Sarah Kellems
Iven T. Deweese
Minnie B. McCarty
Minnie M. Beaublossom
Henry A Gled
George I Hild
Cora Kelly
Riley M. Herthel
Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A Jackson County resident reports a wife’s severe rheumatism attack lasting over a month with swelling. After taking Chamberlain's Pain Ball as directed, she walked to breakfast the next morning without help and has not suffered a similar attack since.
Boone May Nuptials Tie Tillie May To R H Boone
Last Wednesday at 3 p m the Boone township home of Mr and Mrs Conrad May was the scene of Tillie May and R H Boone wedding officiated by Rev Jeffrey of Mauckport. The couple will reside on a ready cottage equipped farm. Local groom a prominent farmer and bride regarded as an estimable young woman. Best wishes from the writer. Advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure by L A Riesly Corydon.
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Boone-May
Conrad May
Boone Township
Tillie
R. H. Boone
N. B. Boone
Jeffrey
Mauckport
For Sale and Trade Listings: Farms and Homes
For sale items include a fifty seven acre Bradford area farm with house, barn, ten acres timber, rest cultivated. A sixty acre Fruit Farm in Washington township with new house, barns, 2000 fruit trees, timber, and reasonable price as owner moves to town. A 200 acre Bradford property with timber, water, barn and three year old apple trees. willing to trade for city property. A new two story Mill Street frame house with outbuildings and good cellar offered for sale.
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Bradford
Washington Township
Mill Street
Many Lives Saved by Chamberlains Remedy
In almost every neighborhood someone’s life has been saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or cured of chronic diarrhoea by that medicine. Many share their stories to help others. For sale by E. Crosier, Druggist. apr
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Nichols-Shepard
Nichols & Shepard CO
Battle Creek
Mich
Indianapolis
Indiana
Crosier
Inquest Finds Lillie B Prell Died by Self Inflicted Drowning
Harrison County Indiana Coroner Peter S Wright reports in Posey Township an inquest into Lillie B Prell who died by her own hand by drowning in a pond on the premises of John Bierly on April 1 1899. The 25 year old woman with blue eyes dark brown hair was found fully dressed.
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Harrison County
Indiana
Posey Township
Lillie B Prell
Lillie B. Prett
Jnobn Bierly
Peter S. Wrigit
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J. Roruroen
Kexxa, Jackson Co
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Louis XIV
Frank A. Kraft
New Albany, Ind
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Office Over Savings and Loan Association
Corydon, Ind
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Attorney AT Law
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Inglis
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Lomax Hotel
Masonic Temple
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J. Wilson
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Emery H. Breeden
Eathers & Breeden
Attorneys AT Law
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Corydon,Ind
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