Local notes from Twin Mound and surroundings mixed with farm news
Win Mounas threshing near completion. John F. Badsky adds to his house. Mrs. L Standley improving after illness. Miss Otie Hiatt visiting brother in Topeka. Geo Banks of Iowa visiting relatives. Fred Ahistrom returns to Kansas City after visit. Fred Badaky and T Huddleston trip to Princeton. Wh Harding to start new house west of Twin Mound. Ice cream social at school house for Young People CE next Tuesday. School meeting, Alf Porter elected clerk, seven month term starting Sept 13. Elva Hellstrom hired to teach term. Lapeer updates, Frank Eno visits. John L Mannix sold calves to Isaac Hines. Joseph Baile elected to school board. H V Thompson and Ad Dailey shelled 2000 bushels of corn for Mrs Hlecker. Homer Dodder and wife moving to Oklahoma. Dr Laughridge to see Henry Bailey at Pleasant Grove. Vale of relationships noted with Enterprise. Postmaster at Overbrook appointed. Lizzie Maichel giving music lessons. Camp meeting at Richland. Harshman of Lawrence visiting. Mrs Mary Thome ill two weeks. Nora Metsker to teach district No 4 Weybright.term. Enslow and Peter Simon yield flax tops. Flory Bres new weight thrasher praised locally. John C Wright to teach same district 52 school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Badaky
T. Huddleston
Princeton
Franklin County
Wh. Harding
Twin Mound
C.E
Lizzie Maichel
Peter Saudersgrove
Richland
John C. Wright
Septa FeXCIRSIONS and Homeseekers Excursions Poster
Springfield Missouri notices advertise Wilson Creek Oak Hill National Re-union August 7 8 9 with return by August 15. Home seekers excursions to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma Texas depart August 17 September 7 21 October 5 19. Buffalo G A R National Encampment $2330 round trip August 21 22 with a cutoff September 20. Through service via city office Leis Drug Store or depot. Gro C Bailey agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wilson Creek
Oak Hill
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Buffalo
Hmit
Leis’ Drug
Miss Lon Barker Returns From Emporia And Local Notices
Miss Lon Barker returns from Emporia. A fine rain fell Tuesday evening and yesterday morning. The infant child of Mr and Mrs J Lohman died last week. Mrs Jennie Kershner died at home in Baldwin Monday. W C T U county convention to be held in Lacompton tomorrow. Judge Riggs grants injunction restraining O M B from selling liquor. Miss Lou Barker resigns city schools position. Mrs Jennie Irwin died near Twin Mound Monday. G M Falley building two story addition to Lawrence house. Howard Street captured in Wisconsin and brought back yesterday. Will Rankin hurt in wreck near Denver. Dr and Mrs R Cordiey go to Ann Arbor for five weeks. July hottest in seven years. Grace Kincaid visiting relatives. Mildred Rutherford died of cholera infantum. Heg Woodruff fined for Prohibition violation. Shaw & Son buy lots on Winthrop for more yard room. Guattson & Palm to build foundation for new school at Tokanoxie. Prof A H Clark to New York to paint portraits. Jessie Arter returns to Lawrence after china painting study. Mrs Esther Yates dies. wife of Capt. Wm Yates. John Nace back from Colorado with mining interests. Dr Wheeler to take vacation Aug 1 to Sept 1. Lecompton Harvest Home picnic set Aug 26 with officers named and premiums offered. Edgwood park to host picnic with state speakers and amusements. Sibley picnic features Coburn address, Col Greene speech, Gov Leedy presence, and a parable read by Mrs Doolittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Edgwood Park
Lecompton Sun
Yukon
Alaska
Chilkat Mountains
Nlondyke
Nelson Dingley
Congressman Dingley
Lewiston
New York
Collector of Customs
Jones
Arkansas
Pete Ingram
Conway
Watson Bolton
Sedalia
Inman E. Page
Lincoln Institute
Jefferson City
Charles Perry
Emma White
Shelbyville
Ind
Nebraska
Joseph Abbott
Sussex County
Delaware
Nevada
Dawson City Territory
Mano
Klondyke
White Pass
McAllen
Joplin Mining Gaeen
South Dakota
Boston
Alice Barrett
Free Aimer
Brown County
Kansas
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement claims cures
An old style ad asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum boils sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions. It guarantees relief or money refunded, priced two dollars per box and offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
LAPEER THE GAZETTE PRIZE CONTEST HIGHLIGHTS COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Gazette, Kansas papers report a popular contest for its country correspondents drawn by thousands of votes. Winners include W B Bidwood and Henry Corder with Willow Springs represented by Mrs Albert Haas taking third prize, several others receiving prizes. notices of obituaries and local updates close the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Douglas County
Gazette Office
O. W. Thurber
Sarcoxie
Scott Martin
Marion Township
J. O. Herriott
Grant Township
Tae
Lapeer
W. B. Bidwood
Burnett
Henry Corder
Willow Springs
Albert Haas
C. J. R. Smith
Lone Star
May Richardson
Kannawa
Fred Buck
Big Springs
Ethel Hobson
Belleview
Kansas wheat and farming notes from 19th century county reports
In Montgomery and nearby counties A J Sullivan and W W Douglas report wheat yields from 90 and 60 acres, with total bushels and values. Roy Yo a threshes large wheat and oats outputs. Historical prices per bushel, livestock, creamery concerns, and local notices on dangers, deeds, and public actions. Includes demographics, local charters, and state agricultural observations.
New steamers to ply the Yukon next spring
A series of brief items reports two new steamers planned for Yukon service next spring. Alaska yields a petroleum lake. snow falls in the Chilkat mountains cutting off Nlondyke routes. and other odds and ends from politics crime industry and weather.
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I? Aya
Mounas
John F. Badsky
Otie Hiatt
Topeka
H. Hiatt
Geo. Banks
Iowa
Fred Ahistrom
K. C
Alf Porter
Elva Hellstrom
Frank Eno
W. Fisher
John L. Mannix
Isaac Hines
Joseph Baile
H.v.thompson
Ad Dailey
Homer Dodder
Laughridge
Pleasant Grove
Henry Bailey
Vrey
Bailey
James Weimer
Enterprise
Ed Worth
Fred Myers
Gazette
Justice Platt
Overbrook
Gro. C. Bailey
Lawrence Local Markets
Owen
Erbud
Weenes Nee
HE Gazette
Lon Barker
Emporia
F. G. Alford
Mass
J. ©. Lohman
Jennie Kershner
Baldwin
Lacompton
Riggs
Lou Barker
Jennie Irwin
Robt. Irwin
G. M. Falley
Lawrence
Howard Street
Wisconsin
Will Rankin
Denver
Mrs. R. Cordiey
Ann Arbor
Missouri
Miss Grace Kincaid
Mildred Rutherford
Albert Rutherford
Shaw & Son
Winthrop Street
Guattson & Palm of
Tonganoxie
A. H. Clark
Art Department of
Kansas University
City
Misa Jessie Arter
China
Esther Yates
Rhode Island Street
Capt
Wm. Yates
John Nace
Colorado
P. J. Petersen
Wakarusa
Wheeler
Sibley
Coburn
Col. H. M. Greene
Gov. Leedy
Delilah Boba Hill
Maryland
D. M. Hill
Huffman
Bonebrake
Maple Hill
John H. Byrd
No. 6
Atchison
Leavenworth County
William
Abbie
Alice
Mary
Boyd
Vermont Street
Eldridge House
Lacock
Hiawathan
Morrill
J. A. Affiderson
Manhattan
John A. Anderson
Judge Riggs
John Flaxbeard
Smith Center
Were
Burnett Fate
Lone Star Eee
Belleview Wee
Viniand
Clinton Ates
Watson
State OF
Fawn Creek
Montgomery County
A. J. Sullivan
W. Douglas
Roy Yoa
Atchison Globe
Bushong Loan and Investment Company
Bushong
Lyon County
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Taylor Thurston
Wichita
Galena
Bridget Hassett
Leavenworth
Ireland
Robert Emmett
Napoleon
Lodi
George T. Anthony
Patent Office
State Normal
the Normal
Osawatomie
John Brown
Joplin
State Board of Equalization
Wyandotte
Leavenworth Soldiers' Home
Augusta
Ellen C. Brown
Charles Schrader
Harrison Kelley
Lucia B. Griffin
Brow County
Dickinson County
Bush
Hood
Innes
Kai
Raymond’s
Lucas
United States
Silesia
Germany
Frank Keller
Will Clemens
Great Britain
East India Mint
John Schlegel
Ber Ver
Kansas City
I. G. Adkins
Liberty
William J. Bryan
Yellowstone Park
Bryan
Samuel C. Dunham
Federal Bureau of Labor
Alexander Boesson
Milwaukee
Spaulding
Lobe Savings Bank of
Chicago
Leadville
Col
Edwin Flanagan
Georgia
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Leon Goldcan
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