Home Happenings In Mills County News Summary
Local notes report L F Hendricks spending part of the week at home while Mrs Worstall in the south part of town is reported sick. Silver Urn lodge No 234 meets tonight and Declamatory contest at the opera house March 27 is announced. OC M Jones near Hastings is seriously indisposed with rheumatism. Christian Church repairs ongoing. Miltead Dorn returns from Missouri to tend his farm. Inventor W H Lyon and Dave Fisher secure a patent for a lady’s hot pin with a $14,000 offer for exclusive Chicago manufacture. School board elects Superintendent Salisbury for another year with a $100 salary raise. George M Salyers moves back from Bedford to Mills County and plans on Coffman’s farm. George Conrad buys farm from Rice, profit of $1,000 plus crop. Beattie of Chicago Dry Goods Store travels to Chicago for goods. Malvern store fire sale to resume with new stock. Beattie vows to expand business and advertise heavily. Peatwaster Paddock suffers a dislocated left shoulder in an accident at the office and receives medical care. expected to recover slowly.
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Silver Urn Lodge No
Opera House
Scott
M. Jones
Hastings
Christian Church
Miltead Dorn
Missouri
Mitshone
W. H. Lyon
Gonkandor
Dave Fisher
Malvern
Salisbury
H. A. Beattie
Chicago
Caicavo
Mills County
Beattle
Spring millinery and local happenings in Henderson
Mrs J Maurath visits Chicago for spring millinery while Dr Scott reports birth of a daughter to contractor Smith and wife near town. Town merchants urge reading ads, and Mupkacsy and Munkeesy art exhibitions planned March 16 17 and 16 1% in Henderson. Andrew Crouse and J J Caughell buy feeding cattle in Omaha. barbers Will Thomas buys brother Harry's interest. Harry and family plan move to Colorado. School election quiet. river and roads cited as worst in years. Postmaster Paddock receives McKinley Memorial certificates. T R Young marries May Creason. Woman's Club meets. new Cottage Hotel manager Avrill. Miner’s Comedians coming to opera house March 12.
Waterprise editor touts Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
Frank W. Perry editor of the Waterprise Shortsville New York recalls a severe winter grip he cured with one bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy He says a teaspoonful quieted coughing at night and the spell passed quickly with sleep free from cough The remedy allegedly shortened the bout and reduced pains For sale by W D Wilson
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the Waterprise
Shortsville
N. Y
Personal mentions from Mills county in Malvern
W C Worts spent Sunday in Dunlap. John Bell of Glenwood was in town Monday. L A Stewart had business in Glenwood Monday. Theo Beekman and Irvin Ishman were from Glenwood Sunday. Misses Mabel and Harriet Benton visited Council Bluffs Monday. Mrs Waller Brown of Glenwood spent Sunday with Mrs I J Bate. Ll G Adams, a Silver Creek farmer, visited Thursday. James Goodfellow of Ashland Neb formerly of this county visited Monday. Miss Ethelvans from Omaha spent Sunday with her father W D Evans. Guy H Stone, Cary Fleming store manager in Silver City, was in Malvern Sunday. Mrs Hibbs departed for three weeks to Des Moines and Marengo. Albert Hubbel and Mr and Mrs Gen Davis of Glenwood spent Sunday with their parents. Mrs John Dull is very sick but expected to recover. Hh Retelsdorf of Fort Dodge visited relatives here last week. F C Wyant from Singevolls visited en route to Kansas City. George Crouse of Anderson Township was in town Monday. We acknowledge a pleasant call. Mrs Olive Wearin sick with grippe but improving. A S Kiser and sisters Harriett Kiser and Mrs Wilmer Cooper plus Mr Cooper arrived from Munce donia. Perry Wilson of Wesley Chapel neighborhood in town Tuesday. Wilson finished a new home and bought furniture. Miss Lillian Chantry came for spring vacation at Cedar Falls. She is valued at WWA and will return next year. Thomas Irvin shipped goods to Bruel, Oklahoma to make his future home. Irvin has resided here 25 years and will miss Mills County friends. He ordered The Leader sent to his new address. Miss Elsie Chantry returned from Oklahoma Tuesday.
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Chantry
A. D
D. B. Whitfield
W. P.wortman
Will ‘Thomas
Harry
Walter Williams
Council Bluffs
Colorado
Frank Clark
Pred Durbin
Burlington
Iowa Nebraska
Red Oak
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Clarinda
J. D. Paddock
McKinley National Memorial Association
Monument Fundi
T. R. Young
May Creason
Henderson
Welout
Ideal Entertainment Company
Epworth League
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. J. Cook
Bartley
Rose Plumb
India
Burrus
Cook
Cable
Missouri Valley
Boston
Tabor
Law and Order League
Tweedy
Robert McClelland
Haton
Mitchell
Sidney
League
James Goodfellow
Ashland
Neb
Ethelvans
Omaha
W. D. Evans
Guy H. Stone
Cary & Fleming
Silver City
Malvern
L. Hibbs
Des Moines
Marengo Town
Albert Hubbel
Gen Davis
Glenwood
J. KR. Hubbel
George Crouse
Anderson Township
Olive Wearin
A. S. Kiser
Harriett Kiser
Wilmer Cooper
Cooper
Muncedonia
Perry Wilson
Wesley Chapel
Wilson
Lillian Chantry
Cedar Falls
Thomas Irvin
Bruel
Ohla
Irvin
Mills County
Elsie Chantry
Oklahoma
Jay
Ed Weeks
Lew Stevesson
Jim Davis
Horses Wanted at Brown's Livery Barn Malvern
D G Ritter will be at Brown's livery barn in Malvern on Saturday March 14 to buy horses. He pays all they are worth for heavier horses and invites bringers to bring their stock.
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D. G. Ritter
Brown
Malvern
Notice to Voters in Malvern Iowa March 1903 Election
Notice lists Malvern Iowa regular municipal election on Monday March 80 1903. Voters will select two councilmen to succeed W W Besson and B Mulholland and vote on an ordinance extending city limits. Also theatre notice at Malvern Opera House for Mr Niner company March 12 to 15 with cast including Frock J Long and Metta Chamberlain. Prices 15 26 35 cents.
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Malvern
Iowa
W. W. Besson
B. Mulholland
Niner
Opra
Frock J. Long
Metta Chamberlain
Priges
Bonds for sale Sevled proposals for drainage bonds
Proposals will be received at the Court House in Glenwood Iowa up to 12 m March 16 1903 for nine drainage improvement bonds numbered 1 to 9 totaling 88000 dated Jan 1 1903 bearing 6 percent interest payable annually. Bonds due serially from Jan 1 1905 with final payments as bonds mature. Bonds and interest payable at Mille County Treasurer's office Glenwood. Bonds not sold for less than face value plus accrued interest at sale. Carson treasurer Mille County Iowa
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Big Effigé
Glenwood
Mille
Eo Btr
Carson, Treas
Mill Ca
Local notes from Hillsdade area reflect social and civic events
Hillsdade reports mixed news from the community including sickness, moves, visits, and school elections. A number of residents travel to Glenwood for teachers meetings, election results name A C Gourley and Win Chamberlain, while others attend parties and social gatherings. Local residents welcome new families and record farm and home movements, with several names listed among visitors and movers.
Business chances in the Great Southwest travel guide
A promotional note urges farmers and artisans to invest in the Missouri Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas region assessing conditions and opportunities. It advertises books on prosperity and progress with an address for Katy at 304 Wainwright Building Louis Mo and mentions colonist excursions from the North on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Great Southwest
Katy
Wainwright
Louis
Local Iowa Inventor Letters On Brooms In Malvern Venture
D A Copson of Bartlet Iowa writes from Malvern about starting broom making in a new town. He says he does not expect large sales or to threaten broomcorn trusts, plans to do some hand crafted brooms with limited machinery, and notes his work is slowing but steady as he adapts to the new locale. The letter answers an inquiry about his activities and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Copson
Bartlet
Iowa
Malvern
Broomcorn
Broom J Manufacturing
Copson
Heye
Want Solumn Dr Adams in Mil verti IA offers dental work guarantee
Fragmented local ads list address changes for Dr Adamson in Mil verti Iowa, seed potatoes for sale, horses and cattle for sale, land rentals, seed potato brands, veterinary services, Wyandotte rooster, coal, fresh oysters, and farm equipment. Includes names like Harry Landis J Humphrey M Salyers Hastings Gibson Strahan Christy and W A Beckett.
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Adamson
Strahan
Milverti
Harry Landis
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L. EF. Hendricks
George M. Salyers
Bedford
Taylor County
Coffman
G. M. Rice
Towan
George Conrad
Addy
Lower Deer Creek
Mupkacsy
M. mi. Church
Theo
Moses
Munkeesy
M. Beharch
Andrew Crouse
J. J. Caughell
Arnderson Township
M. E. Bell
George Pace
Jets
George Qgonrad
Carrie Kuesland
C. B. Christy
Cottage Hotel
Avrill
D. LW. McCoy
Bonnie
Miner
Edward
Juliette Miner
Harry Landis Hardware
Buck
Briging
W. C. Worts
Dunlap
John Bell
L. A. Stewart
Theo. Beekman
Irvin Ishman
Mabel
Harriet Benton
Waller
Mra. I. J. Bated
Ll. G. Adams
Silver Creek
John Dull
H.H. Retelsdorf
Fort Dodge
John Robrabn
F.C. Wyant
Singevolls
Kansas City
Labor
Jas. L. Talbott
W. H. Guyer
Malvern Opera House
Hillsdade
Andrews
Boyd
Charles Moore
Imogene
Mannie Potts
Dr. and Stead Cross
Monroe County
Teachersa
John Kalley
John Popp
Straian
Jim Roberts
Mort Warfield
Geo Conrad
O. M. Ogden
Mabel Tucker
Ed Davis
White Cloud
Geo Strohl
Jim Canedy
Son
Asbury
Katie Ogden
Silas Montgomery
L. H. Mcfarland
A. Bellwood
G. F. Salyers
Siep
Sunbeam
A. C. Gourley
Chamberlain
J. M. Salyers
EC Kayton
Piburn
Daniels
Edith Hilton
Edith Townsend
Martha Shoop
Bertha, Moore
Alice Raines
Rona
Susie Gipe
Ida Salyers
Daisy Robertson
Alta Boyer
Rheba Whalen
Vernon
Salyers
Homer Black
Frank Raines
Geo Wederqast
Charles Gipe
Rank Robbins
J. Humphrey
Agwif
Marry Landis
Michigan
Deardorus
N Mills Co
É. M. Salyers
Deardovits
Wilber McCabe
Methodist
Id Beands
Andy Berkhoiter
Gibson's
J J
Maurath
Gibson
Asyterma
Byers
Peaceville
Strahan & Christy
W. A. Beckett
Gibson’s
Malvern, In
Richmond
Swan
Leader
Plymouth
C. M. Rice
A. L. Summers
San Luis
C.v. Steele
Beeson
Towa
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