Pills County Tribune Publication Details
The Pills County Tribune publishes from Gleywood Iowa with annual subscription priced at $1.50. Editorial duties credited to Bill N. T. Bradway as publisher. Dated August 27, 1907.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1907
Page
4
The Pills County Tribune publishes from Gleywood Iowa with annual subscription priced at $1.50. Editorial duties credited to Bill N. T. Bradway as publisher. Dated August 27, 1907.
A brief notice records Tanor and Northern delivering loaves at irregular times including 0.10am and 4:380pm, 11:20am, 6:00pm, and 12:20am, with 7lpm and 8:00em listed. The fragment suggests a scheduling or delivery log, noting alternating early morning and evening events.
In the District Court of Town Mills County September term 1907 Clara L Bomar plaintiff vs Thomas Bomar defendant You are notified of a divorce petition on file asking for a decree severing bonds on desertion If you do not appear and defend by noon next term starting September 17 1907 at Glenwood default will be entered and judgment granted EB Starbuck attorney for plaintiff
Mills county veterans plan the next reunion at Emerson marking seven years since the last event. A big crowd attended the Silver City closing day as weather favored them. The business men beat the regular nine 20 to 9 in seven innings with four veterans registered including John Kruse and his brother Fred Kruse. Officers elected for the coming year are A McClain president C W Black first vice president E E Starbuck second vice president R R M Shipman secretary. Also noted are political jockeying around Senator Allison’s seat with Allison seeking reelection, while Congressman Smith denies intent to run and Senator Dubois warns Mormon influence could seize the U S Senate.
The Odd Fellows of Mills County announce a big annual picnic at Pacific Junction tomorrow. Music by the Tabor band, a 10 o'clock parade, 10:30 program, 12 lunch, 1:30 recitations, 2:80 contests, 5:30 band concert, with notable attendees from Plattsmouth and Hlamburp and keynote by Grand Warden L. W. White of Woodbine.
U G Mauk assumed the duties of postmaster in Tabor on Monday evening replacing I W Clark who served eight years in the role. Mauk, a seven year Tabor resident, runs a real estate business and previously worked as a Glenwood dealer.
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In Mills County district court 1907 Emma Harrison sues Thomas Harrison for divorce on grounds of desertion. Petition filed. defendant must appear before noon on the second day of the September term, which begins September 17, 1907. Court date set by August 14, 1907 filing.
Auditor J T Agan trades his residence for 2715 acres in Oak township section 23 with Henry Prindle and a cash difference. Possession in 80 days. Orchard of 20 acres noted. Profit noted for other land deals in Cen ter and Platte townships, including rentals and sales at 100 to 120 per acre. Additional transfers list multiple lots in Glenwood and Silver City with various owners and lot numbers.
A man named Roy Louis Higgins was taken from a train near Bancroft Nebraska and hanged on a railroad bridge by a mob of 65 armed men. He had confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Walter Copple on May 13 triggering intense public anger. Higgins had been held at the Omaha jail for safety pending trial in Pender. The atrocity left seven children motherless and fatherless.
The Des Moines district of the Methodist Church holds its annual conference in Council Bluffs starting September 11 with Bishop Goodsel in charge. Attendees from Mills County plan to attend sessions. Notable speakers and missionary workers will be present, including lay speaker General James B. Weaver and Rev. C. M. Ward of Glenwood preaching the missionary sermon on Sunday afternoon September 15.
Friday a disturbance at Walter Mendenhall’s Pacific Junction home led to a warrant for assault. Constable John Farrell waited while Mendenhall finished his toilet, then fled through a cow field to Plattsmouth beyond Iowa jurisdiction.
The chautauqua raised 4490 from all sources to cover expenses with an estimated 500 remaining. Expenses were not fully itemized but expected near 83800. Talent costs reached 2500 and season tickets yielded 2100.
Attorney and Mrs. L. T. Genung visited A. J. Wearin home north of Hastings on Sunday. Bo escorted Lou to view Wearin & Son thoroughbred shorthorn cattle praised as the finest herd Lou has seen for breeding quality.
Bryant arrived Tuesday from Yuma to visit parents and old friends. Wil Hutfaker returned from a long trip to the north west including Alaska. Misses Gertrude Lacock and Leone Hostetter came back Wednesday from five weeks in St Morgan Colorado. Miss Lacock says Mrs Dr Hostetter’s health is much improved. The group is pleased with their location.
520 acre farm for rent 24 miles from town with good soil and one set of buildings. Contact A O Gray Blencos Iowa.
Born Aug 21 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Gipe near Strahan. Mayor Whitfield returns from Michigan and Chicago cattle trip. Carrier Jim Maguire takes wife for a visit, with plans to Melrose Des Moines and Rock Island. Alfred Bellwood back from Omaha hospital after tumor removal. Four sons brought him home. School opens next Monday with new superintendent Mae Miller principal Ruth Thompson assistant. Teaching staff listed and a lively riverbank group of local youths camping on the Nishna with several named individuals.
Miss Lizzie Forrester visits friends in Shenandoah. Mrs Addis German of Persia visits her brother C M Otis. George Watts and Earl Duffy return from land viewing near Redfield South Dakota. The Flood family of Treynor rents Hall house for the coming school year. Miss Ethel Harrison returns from visit with cousins the N Phelps family near Hillsdale. Dr E E Harris and family return from Jamestown Exposition and Groton New Hampshire. Miss Nellie Christy resumes charge of Sheridan Wyoming public schools for another year, sister Roxie Christy joins for a few weeks. John Christopher brings his brother Henry Dolph Christopher from Omaha and nurses him at their home. patient has abscess and diabetes. Mrs Susannah Schofield’s body brought here for burial after dying at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. she is 70 and youngest sister of Mrs H Adams of Tabor. Mr and Mrs F P Wells plan trip to visit son Prof Louis Wells in Boston and daughter Mrs Emma Travis in Greenfield Massachusetts. Wells also to attend Civil War National Encampment in Saratoga Springs New York.
EMERSON Mrs John Salmons and two daughters absented the Shenandoah fair. Jake Rochersperger visits land duties in Colorado. Mrs James Durbin left for White City Kansas with her parents. Mrs W Jackson of Illinois visited with sister Mrs John Sandiland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Honeyman welcomed a son weighing 10 pounds. Mrs E C Collins to Springfield Illinois and Kokomo Indiana to visit relatives. William Crawford Sr recovers after kidney operation by Dr Merritt. Gilbert Ward Cheney of McCook Nebraska and Miss Laverna Pollard Barnum wed August 21 at Union near Plattsmouth. relatives Elihu Cheney, John Honeyman, Grace Cheney, Mamie Cheney, James Cheney present.
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Pruit Syrup with a positive guarantee to cure constipation sick headache stomach trouble or indigestion. If it fails manufacturers refund your money. A. D. Howe All the news all the time in the Tribana.
A Denver to Mt McClellan travel booklet from the Gray's Peak Route highlights Colorado's scenic wonders. The line claims the highest regular railway height of over 14 000 feet and is unique for reaching Mt McClellan's landscape. It describes the Colorado Ice Palace as a rock cave with crystal formations and candlelit lace-like crystals.
In great festoons, flash like milton e. of diamonds. Copies of the booklet may be had by addressing C. A. Johnson, G. P. A. Gray's Peak Route, Denver, Colo.
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