District court jurors drawn in Mills county for grand and trial panels
Auditor Agash Recorder Rhoads and Clerk Gourls opened the year with a 36 name juror draw from Mills County. Twelve are grand jurors for 1904. the remainder serve the January term at Glenwood. Names include Deitchler and Anthony brothers, with Rev Moore and Chas Singer appearing among jurors. Separate civil actions see D W De Lashmutt v Conner et al seeking $727.03 on a note and mortgage foreclosure on property in Pacific Junction. Luft seeks priority over Conners. Heirloom damaged in transit. D W Smouse sues Burlington for $200 for lost and damaged goods from Des Moines to Glenwood. Divorces sought by Matthew Holsclaw and Hattie Holsclaw, and Henry Waltenburg. Priest seeks permit to sell liquor for medicinal purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agash
Rhoads
Gourls
Glenwood
Deitchler
Anthony Brothers
Napoli
Chas
Tibor
Sisters of the Gospel
E.A. Moore
Emerson
J. C.davidson
Supreme Court
D. W. DeLashmutt
Nettle J
Clay Conner
Jacob Luft
Luft
Conner
Wimwood
Plattsmouth
D. W. Smouse
Burlington
Des Moines
North Dakota
Real estate transfers and local property sales near Tabor and Mills County
The David Brannan farm east of Tabor sold to Robert Brading for 92.50 per acre, while Brading sold a 40 acre White Cloud farm to Mrs. Will Aistrope for 100 per acre. A. J. Munsinger bought a 120 acre farm near Tabor from his brother Warren for 112.50 per acre after selling his 180 acre Tabor area to YW. Adely for 125 per acre. Al Wilkinson sold 160 acres west of Malvern to Triest and Charles Alberts for 100 per acre, total 16 000. Miss Renna Doe bought the Samuel Boyer residence in Glenwood for 1525. W. M. Evans 86 acre farm west of Hillsdale sold to T. J. Knopp for 75 per acre, with move-in planned March. Albert Nelson in Malvern found his Sunday wardrobe missing, taken Saturday night while the family were downtown. Nearly 4 inches of snow fell with more expected, marking a remarkably snow-free winter so far in Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brannan
Tabor
Robert Brading
Mr. Brading
White Cloud Township
Will Aistrope
YW. O. Adely
A. J. Munsinger
Warren
Malvern
al Wilkinson
Triest
Charles Alberts
Center Township
Renna Doe
Samuel Boyer
Glenwood
Myr. Boyer
Charles Rathke
T. J. Knopp
W. MW. Evans
Hillsdale
Rathke
COUNTY SEAT FIGHT OVER MALVERN OR GLENWOOD
The county debates moving the county seat from Glenwood to Malvern. Petitions and remonstrances are planned as residents weigh center of population versus proximity to rail lines and banks. Estimates place courthouse and jail costs between 126000 and 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
Ibis
Friends of
Masquerade Ball Draws Crowd at Glenwood Institution
A large turnout attended Glenwood Institution's annual masquerade last night with attendees from Red Oak Omaha and nearby areas. Notable costumes included Miss McKee and Miss Goudie as cowboy girls and Eugene Brown in a full wood outfit. Prizes went to Best costumed lady Miss Peterson as a colonial dame and Best costumed gentleman Tilarry Getzman as a Japanese mandarin. Dr Wills portrayed a German emigrant and Miss Iva Butler wore a comical Topsy costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Institution
Red Oak
Omaha
Burglary Suspect Bound Over in Glenwood Incident
A young man named Harry Logue broke into the John Hoppeele elevator at Glenwood Wednesday night and stole a blouse and overalls. The next day John spotted Logue with the blouse uptown and deputy sheriff Edwards captured him. Justice Day bound Logue over to the grand jury. Logue is from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Logue
John
Grain and Stock Judging School Opens in Red Oak
The second annual Short Course and Corn Exhibit at the Southwestern Town Grain and Stock Judging School begins Monday Jan. 15 in Red Oak. Prof. P. G. Holden of Ames directs instruction with aid from university faculty members. Try the Tribune for job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Town Grain and Stock Judging School
Red Oak
P. G. Holden
Ames
Holden
Deaths and society notes from Glenwood and surrounding area
Doings of the death angel reports the deaths of 87 year old Asbury Baker in Glenwood from pneumonia with funeral today, and Mrs Baker gravely ill. Also notes the death of 15 year old Daniel Buckingham in Malvern. The Glenwood Woman's Club held its annual New Year banquet with detailed menu and program and optimistic 1906 prospects. University student disruption leads to resignation of President John Gordon in May 1906 after a student demonstration and hissed entry to the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Baker
Glenwood
Stark
The
Christian Church
P. P. Kelley
West
James K. Baker
Baker
Daniel
Ben Buckingham
Malvern
Glenwood Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club
Tollowing
John Gordon
Gordon
Malvern Bank Attempt By Forger Odell Ended Faced Refusal
The Leader reports Thomas Ode, once Strahan butcher, jailed in Glenwood awaiting grand jury action for a forged check. He tried to pass a Malvern bank draft at Strahan Christy’s with endorsement by Geo If Salyers. Miss Lottie Deardorff refused cash until Mr Christy or identification could verify the signature. Odell is described as a habitual offender based on his Strahan conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Thomas Ode
Strahan
Glenwood
Hastings
Odell
Boy Santa Claus burns during Bellevue school program
Lee Aistrope, 15, son of Wm Aistrope living east of Tabor, was badly burned when his fur coat caught fire from a candle after Christmas exercises at Bellevue school. He sustained severe facial and hand burns while removing gifts from the tree on December 22 night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Aistrope
Wm, Aistrope
Tabor
Bellevue School
Young Aistrope
Santa Claus
Postoffice Burglarized Overnight at Macedonia Office
The Macedonia postoffice was burglarized on December 22 as thieves blew the safe but found nothing of value since money and stamps had already been deposited in the local bank the day before. Trustees of Howard University for eslored students at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Howard University
Washington
County Board Reorganizes At Glenwodd In Regular Session
The County Board met in Glenwodd on Monday in regular session and reorganized for the year selecting FB. Ss. Bogart as chairman. The board visited the poor farm yesterday afternoon and approved annual reports from township and county officials. No appointments have been made yet. The board expects to finish work tomorrow night or early Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwodd
FB. Ss. Bogart
Marriages Reported Across Hillsdale Strahan and Silver City
A string of wedding notices from Hillsdale and nearby towns. Reverend Robert Grigsley wed Malva Drake on December 20 at the United Brethren church in Hillsdale. Nearby nuptials include Hyank G Hillyer with Katie Ogden in Strahan with about 30 relatives attending. Eli Springer married Mamie Foxworthy in Malvern, and Arthur N Case wed Sadie Maude Anderson in Silver City. John O Mager and Mabel A Tucker tied the knot in Silver City. Brides and grooms plan residences near farms and towns across Nebraska Illinois and Iowa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Hillsdale
Robert, Grigsley
Malva Drake
Madrid
Hyank G, Hillyer
Katie Ogden
Strahan
Oliver Ogden
O. F. Shaw
Hastings
Nebraska
Ilinois
Robert Hillyer
Arthur N. Case
Sadie Maude Anderson
Silver City
John O. Mager
York
Neb
Mabel A. Tucker
Silver City Methodist Church
Moser
Ada Plumb
Farm House Blaze Destroys John Scott Residence Near Glenwood
Fire about ten oclock Saturday morning burned the John Scott home nine miles southeast of Glenwood in Rawles township. Mrs Scott suffered burns while saving valuables as the closet fire started from children playing with matches. Loss about lavd insured 1100 with Jackson and Chamberlain of Glenwood. 800 on house 300 on furniture. Scott to rebuild at once. A 34 foot snake was killed in Wall Street area by Milton Knight and son Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Glenwood
Rawles Township
Jackson & Chamberlain
Mer. Scott
Catholic fair at Imogene raises funds for school project
At Christmas the Imogene Catholic fair collected 1402.85 in receipts. After about 200 in expenses, the church society will have roughly 1400 to apply toward financing a new parochial school building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Church Society
Fast Mails Change Time Across Burlington Network
Reading: drastic timetable shifts affect Burlingtons No 8 east bound mail through Mills County now around midnight, No 2 mail train changes from 3 20 to 5 00 from Omaha, No 7 arrives earlier at Glenwood, and No 15 shifts 15 20 minutes later. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific schedule changes trim transcontinental mail time about a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mills County
Glenwood
Chicago
Union Pacific
Omaha
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
New York
Tabor Men Released After Glenwood Christmas Dance Fight
Morrical and Mumper, two Tabor men involved in a fight at the Christmas dance in Glenwood, appeared before Justice Day Thursday and were released. Officials said the pair were no more to blame than several others who were not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Morrical
Walt Mumper
Tabor
Glenwood
Fowler Public Sale at Pacific Junction Farm
F. M. Fowler will hold a public sale Wednesday January 10 at his farm one mile northwest of Pacific Junction. He will sell 6 head of horses 1 head of cattle 64 head of hogs 100 dozen chickens 40 tons of hay farm machinery and house goods. Extra good values offered see large bills for particulars. Remember the date January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Fowler
Pacific Junction
McCormick & Binkley Offer Livery, Saddles and Loans
McCormick and Binkley successors to McCormick and Davis advertise livery rigs with single or double drivers and good saddle horses. They guarantee satisfaction and provide careful boarding and feeding. Farm loans offered at low rates by Sigte Savings Bank Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick & Davis
Lows
Sigte Savings Bank Pacific Junction
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Petit Jusy—Court
Morgan County
Missouri
Lefferts
Holsclaw
Matthew Hollsclaw
Lyons Township
Hattie Holsclaw
Charles Collins
Gilliland & Logan
Fred H. Priest
W. EB. van Ausdale & Co
District Court
Waltenburg
Hattie Waltenburg
Egypt
Carl Otis
Henry Waltenburg
MeGoy
Glenwood Johon Merritt Hater
Eeenee
Glenwood JM Anthony Glenwood
Fickel Henderson
Deitechler
Epi Mineola
Stoneites
Pacffc Junction
Charles Munsing
Charles Peer Suraban
Taylor River City
Ralph Robbins Hastings Chase Black Malver L Weed Emerson Trial
Anthony
J Woodrow
Glenwood Il
Knopp
Linville
Glenwood Strahan
Henry Boyer
Gladwin
Tabor Wood
Vestal Strahan Wean
Tee Coer Malvern
Malvern Hendricks
Council Bluffs i
E&, Lefferts, Lowan
Hendricks
Purchase Mineral
Albert Nelson
Wriday Woven Sen
I Ececaveesgse
Nese
Daniel Buckingham
Intellectual Feast
W. H. Byers
New Years Resolutions
W. EF
Hill
W. M. Plimpton
Mesdaines Dull
Bogart
Plimpton
C. H, DeWitt
E. S. Bogart
Cupid
Grigsley
Drake
Springer-Foxworthy
Eli Springer
Mamie Foxworthy
Emma. Foxworthy
Case Anderson
Wall Street
Milton Knight
Clarence
Olliman
Morrical and
Mumper
Fowler's Public Sale
McCormick & Binkley
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