Court docket grows with probate cases in Mills County
Judge Wheeler will handle a large September term with about 266 probate matters and many cases unlikely to go to trial. Recent filings include divorces for George W. Brower Jr. and Delpha Thomas, custody requests, property attachments, and disputes over farm proceeds and grain shipments. Several couples, including Narcissa Cain and Alfred Saar, face dissolution, while others contend over land, names, and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Mills County
George W. Brower Jr
Lucile
Glenwood
Jackson
Hester
District Court
Delpha Thomas
Harry Thomas
Woodruff
J. W. C. Smith
Malvern
Narcissa Cain
John Cain
Illinois
Cain
Matilda A. Sain
Irving M. Sain
Matilda A. Saar
Pacific Junction
Mr. Sain
Omaha
Alfred Saar
Marriages in Omaha and Glenwood Highlight Weekend
Wedd ings show Hather Clover of Red Oak marrying Arthur Roberts in Omaha. Ida M. Leonard of Bartlett wed Peter J. Peterson of Lodi, Wisconsin, in Omaha. L W Zeigler and Emelyn Blose wed in Glenwood after a late auto trip and a blackout during the ceremony. Prosecution in Silver City against John Stout was dropped. a warrant remains for Harry Pittman.
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Hather Clover
Arthur Roberts
Red Oak
Omaha
I. N. Clover
Glenwood
Ida M. Leonard
Bartlett
Peter J. Peterson
Lodi
Wis
L. W. Zeigler
Emelyn Blose
Glenwood Man Committed To Inebriate Asylum
George Curtice of Glenwood has been committed to the inebriate asylum at Knoxville. Sheriff Bushnell will likely take him there tomorrow. He has troubled the community for years and during a spree neglected his horses, one died and the other nearly starved. He has been separated from his family for some time.
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George Curtice
Glenwood
Knoxville
Sheriff Bushnell
Dry weather drives Burlington to trim weeds near tracks
Section men work along the Burlington corridor, cutting weeds and skinning the ground beside the fences to reduce fire risk in the dry spell.
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Burlington
Malvern Fair Hosts Busy Second Day Events
The Malvern fair enters its second day with attendees praising the event as the best yet. Races draw strong crowds and high attendance, while Watson's reports top prices for eggs and poultry and the Glenwood Creamery lists high prices for poultry eggs and cream.
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Glenwood Creamery
Missouri River protection plan advances with 90000 fund
A Missouri River riprap and levee project from below Folsom to beyond the Keyser land advances after Burlington and government negotiations. Burlington will invest 60000 and the government 30000, with landowners covering 30000, to keep the river in a protective channel and raise the track grade for safety, backed by Major Deakyone's approval.
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Missouri
Folsom
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Western Mills County
Claude S. Anderson
Pacific Juncition
Washington
Pacific Junction
Junction
Glenwood
Kansas City
Deakyone
War Department
Green
Anderson
Local births and community notes from Pacific Junction
A weekly roundup lists births in the area including a boy born Thursday to Engi neer and Mrs Bert Kresinger and a fine boy born Monday to Mr and Mrs G C Wolston of Lyons ten pounds. It also notes visitors and residents: Mrs I J Stouder and daughter Opal at Macedonia, Mrs Charles Davis with niece Misa Ethel Smith from Lincoln, Mrs Bruce Conner at home south of the Junction after visiting her parents, and others visiting Claude Anderson's. Car and travel updates include Ford touring cars owned by Doctor Bacon and John Marrin and Charles Davis, and John Matthews moving to Fay Wright farm. A buggy accident south of town injures no one, while property updates mention a barber shop sale and various relatives visiting from Chicago Glenwood Peru Neb Des Moines Hamburg Kansas City and Missouri. There is mention of Miss Gladys Johnson joining her aunt and a chicken theft concern near town.
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Bacon
Scandia
Kan
Nelson
Blanche Taylor
Thea Threshers
Raymond
John Stewart
Bellatti Farm
Lewis & Wrights
Stace Lee
Clay
Randall Farm
Stander
Reed Place
Lincoln Boys
Jim Lee
Bert Kresinger
G. C. Wolston
Lyons
I. J. Stouder
Opal
Macedonia
Charles Davis
Misa Ethel Smith
Lincoln
Bruce Conner
L. M. Shearer
Hamilton
Claude Anderson
Chicago
Clear Lake
Esther Olson
Hazel Miller
Glenwood
Nick Carter
Peru
Neb
Maryin Moore
Manawa
Rev. Bonar
Mrs. Bonar
Missouri
P. M. Walston
St. Joe
Jack Walling
Robert Johnson
Gladys Johnson
Wm. Baker
Hamburg
Baker
Will Colley
Junction
Kansas City
Perence Brown
Notice to Cut Weeds in Platteville Township
Residents are urged to enforce a newly enacted weed law requiring removal of all noxious weeds on private property and along adjacent roads to the middle of the road. Weeds must be cut near ground level to prevent seeding. failure to comply will be acted upon. Rag weeds and crown weeds should be destroyed immediately to curb pollen-related sickness. Township Clerk Dan Purcell signs the notice.
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Platteville Two
Dan Purcell
160 Acre Farm for Sale Near Henderson
The James Wilkinson farm two miles south of Henderson is for sale to close the estate. It is well fenced with brood house barn windmills cattle sheds feed yards and all essentials for a good farm. Handy to school with an excellent neighborhood and suited as a home. Referee BH Lakin notes hens at Watsons priced 12 4c per pound.
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James Wilkinson
Henderson
Lakin
Tribune Next Week to Publish One Weekly Issue
The Tribune will publish a single issue next week on Thursday containing the news for the week. By issuing on Monday in advance, the paper will enable attendance at a chautauqua to some extent.
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the Tribune
Local visitors and travels listed in Red Oak notices
EMERSON Mrs Lonnie James of Sioux City visiting two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Whlie. George and Oliver Thorson leave for Wahoo Nebraska for a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs R M Shipman and Mr and Mrs Myron Shipman go to Lake Okoboji for two weeks by car. Merrill Dudley of Indianola visits L F McFadon family for a week. Eva Culver of Long Beach California returns after a week in Red Oak. Mrs Cooper of Hed Oak visits her parents. Esma Scott assists at the post office while George Thorson vacations. Charles Geesman and family visit Mrs Geesman’s parents. Miss Nelson of Bennett Nebraska visits Fred Kline. James Patterson and Miss Gladye Ginger attend circus. Miss Jaine Abel Nelson and Dana Kline ride in Red Oak. Forest Galpin of Harlan visits an uncle Dr H Yates and family.
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Lonnie James
Sioux City
John Whlie
George
Oliver Thorson
Wahoo
Nebraska
R. M. Shipman
Myron Shipman
Lake Okoboji
Merrill Dudley
Indianola
Dr. H. ©. Yates
Proposals for the Erection of a School House
Rawles Township School Board invites sealed bids to build a new school in Sub District 4 four miles NW of Tabor Iowa. Bids opened August 9 1913 with a $100 certified check. Plans available after July 21 at County Superintendent Masters Glenwood First National Bank Tabor and at the secretary’s home.
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Rawles Township
Tabor
Iowa
Masters
Glenwood
First National Bank
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Claude
Goldie Weston
Hillhouse
Bessie E. Rhue
Anderson Township
J. R. Rhue
Bessie I. Brown
Watson’s
Public Square
Goldstein & Co
Bar-rigton
O. K
Keyser
Thelow
Congressman Green
Bettora
Watson's
ONE Tribune
Emerson
A.T. Wilkins
Rawles Twp
Chauta
Booth Studio
Qwyer Jamison
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