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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
Local news from Glanwood Iowa highlights county happenings with brief notes on community events and notices. Residents are urged to attend town meetings and market days, while local officials announce upcoming road repairs and school start plans.
Sheriff's sale proceedings issued from the Mills County Iowa district court clerk on a 1908 judgment in favor of A H Winkler and against M C Young John W Young Harry F Pierce J P F Minear John P Talbott and William Barker for 3243.60 with 124.43 costs and accruing costs. The real estate in Mills County Iowa has been levied upon.
The west 14 of the SEJ and the S EB Ly of the 8 By in section 31 township 73 range 43 Mills County Iowa to be sold at public auction for cash at the west door of the court house in Glenwood on Sept 1 1908 between 9 am and 4 pm starting 11 am. Attendance requested. Dated Glenwood Iowa July 29 1908 L G Liminen Sheriff Mills County. Per C W Dalton Deputy. Didn't Want to Lose a Trick features a comic dialogue about a Chinese diplomat and a Mandarin remark on invitations and dining.
Isaac Bailey and family from Council Bluffs visit his mother this week while Ben Marks supplied work for most local men. George Thoms Chris Wilson George Bailey Carl Wilson and Vernie Bailey are employed by him now. A dance at Winner Pool’s Saturday night drew a large crowd before the weather turns. Mrs Christensen is away visiting, Fred Peterson of St Riley Kansas visits friends, Hazel Bailey returns from Western Iowa College for vacation.
Want readers in the Tribune present a low cost, wide reach for public wants. Readers share affordable notices of desires and offerings, suggesting a communal marketplace where have, want, and offer items circulate. The column highlights county news alongside these listings.
Miss Blanche Dunbar visits Agency Iowa relatives. Many named locals report weather, travel, farming, illnesses, and community events. Railroad work, dances, and implement deals appear amid daily life notes from Pacific Junction and Glenwood area.
L H Stroud and family will relocate from Stroud to western Nebraska. Lou trades their 0 acre farm west of town for 640 acres near Oshkosh in Devel county, exchanging with E T Blaine. The Strouds expect to harvest the current crop, put up hay next week, and move by September 1, with daughters Winnie and Bye joining from Omaha to 640 acre homesteads under the Kinkaid act. They will claim adjoining 640 acre parcels and lodge 8,500 acres of leased range for cattle and horses.
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