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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1906

Page

4

Mills County Board Proceedings Open at Glenwood Courthouse

Mills county Iowa Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood July 9 August 11 1906 with Bogart Chantry and Plumer present. Proceedings included petition remonstrance canvass and adjournments from July 9 to July 10 and again to July 11 with Attest Auditor Agan and Chairman Bogart approving records.

Glenwood Iowa Mills County Board of Supervisors S Bogart A J Chantry F H Plumer E S Bogart J Chantry JF H Plumer ES Bogart F BH Plumer Court House Es5 Bogart E. S. Bogart A. J. Chantry J’. H. Plumer F. H. Plamer

Mills County Board of Supervisors Rejects Relocation Petition

July 1906 board sessions in Glenwood recount filing and adjournments as supervisors led by Bogart Chantry and Plumer vote to reject the so called revocations and strike names from remonstrance connected to the proposed relocation of the county seat to Malvern Iowa with subsequent canvassing and extended sessions to compile figures and finalize adjournments.

Board of Supervisors Mills County Iowa Malvern AJ Chantry F H Plumer ES Bogart B. T. Agan Bogart

Board Adjourns to July 18 1906 at Eight AM

The board adjourned until eight oclock AM on July 18 1906. Attendees listed include B T Agan and I 8 Bogart.

Emerson area notes on residents visitors and local events

Local briefs list Ora Snodgrass illness and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Glenwood Carson Hastings and Omaha. New son born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Snodgrass July 8. Cattle shipments to Chicago eight cars led by Marion Evans and Maynes Wilson. Chautauqua info at Collins drug store. Occasional farming and market curiosities include a horned toad and tarantula at the meat market preserved in alcohol.

Ora Snodgrass Guy Maynes Merle Tracy Glenwood Susan Babbitt Carson JD Reed Hastings Neb Hattie Gwathmey Andrew Snodgrass Tllen Noonan Miliott John and W R Crawford Red Oak Frank Ogelvie Nebraska Vivian Thomas Titterington Geo Galbraith James Noonan Coburg James McGovern Hilma Swanson Mutual Omaha S B Surfaca Hillsdale Emerson W A Priest Creston Oklahoma Lewis Dalrymple Red Oak Express Cheney Sixth Maple Streets

Tabor Topics News Roundup From Washington to Tabor

Roy Ferner and his wife of Washington DC visit his parents Rev and Mes J W Ferner. Miss Bertha Barnes is named assistant principal of Faragut High School. Duane Morrison of Missoula visits his parents as early peaches flood markets. A crowd from Malvern attends a baseball game. John Harrington wed Miss McCoy at Marshalltown on July 4. reception afterward at his parents home near Tabor. Thomas Dyke weds Miss Edith Dustin at the bride’s parents home with Rev McCormick officiating.

Roy Ferner Washington, DC Rev Mes J W Ferner GN Ellis Academy Kline Bertha Barnes Farragut Duane Morrison Missoula Montana Arly Malvern Claude Tweedy Lebanon Kaw Harry Tweedy John Harrington Marshalltown Miss McCoy Tabor Cy Ltarvington EF Li Dustin Thomas Dyke Edith Dustin Rev McCormick James

Clara Robson Named Teacher at Tabor Conservatory

Clara Robson of Sioux City has been elected a teacher in the Tabor college conservatory of music to succeed Alma Fuller, who resigned. Robson trained at Oberlin conservatory and grew up in Green Township, now connected with Fred Starr’s harness shop.

Hastings News Roundup Shows Local Visits and Market News

Hastings notes a flurry of visits as Mrs Frank Carey and Mrs J F Wallace travel, Miss Mamie Hicks tours Mineola, and Glenwood visitor Jim Anderson rekindles old friendships. Cattle from Joe Wearin reach Omaha, J F Martin sells fat cattle to Essex buyers at $5.30 per 100, with Purcell and family planning Lake Okoboji outing and Glenwood Chautauqua info at Purcell’s. A July Fourth misadventure closes with James O Connor’s hearse failing Malvern timing, and Charles Purcell tours Mammoth Cave in Kentucky meeting Chicago residents WH Taft and Marcus Taft. Hastings plans a three-day August baseball tournament and Methodist church entertainment lures locals.

Grace Crow Smithville J F Martin Essex Lingo & Sons Galen Purcell Gordon Lake Okoboji Glenwood Hastings W H Richardson McPaul John Carrworth Geo Chapman Methodist Church James O'Connor Malvern O’conpher Kentucky Charles Purcell Mammoth Cave WH Taft Marcus Mills County Chicago

PACIFIC JUNCTION BRIDGE ACCIDENT INJURES TWO MEN

Ada McClain of Lincoln visited Saturday with Mila Moors. A hand car accident near Pacific Junction left Ole Fields and R P Steel with serious injuries after Fields fell from the trestle and Steel fell trying to save him. Steel remains unconscious for hours, both men recovering slowly with Steel improving and Fields fully recovered.

Ada McClain Lincoln Mila Moors Ole Fields Pacific Junction Plattsmouth R P Steel City My Steel Ole Wields Stews

Hillsdale Pacific Junction Hillsdale charge quarterly meeting

The fourth quarterly conference of the Pacific Junction Hillsdale charge will be held next Saturday at 2 30 pm in Hillsdale Preparatory services are planned with speakers Rey Moser of Silver City on Thursday Liev Ollinger of Malvern on Friday Dy Ale Griffith on Saturday and Dr Griffith on Sunday Morning sermon will be followed by the sacrament of the Lord s supper Everyone is invited Dr Prather Pastor

Pacific Junction Hillsdale Rey Moser Silver City Liev Ollinger Malvern Dy Ale Griffith Grifith Eiverybody Prather Edward Duke Irwin Hall Merle Geo Triplett Chas Carlson Macedonia Waye Crow Reservation Harry Dye CR Agegon Everett Clark Aggson New Methodist Church Chas Swaney Tribune Glenwood Trusteses Joel Woods J’ D Phillips KM Duke Harbour W D Craig H Carter M Harover J L Graham Paul Eva Craig Annon Duke Milburn ‘Turner

Henderson Items From Mills County News Briefs

A roundup of local happenings includes Misa Florence Turner’s Kentucky visit and a St Francis Neb couple visiting relatives, Prof Davenport at Macedonia Methodist, and 45 acres of winter wheat yield expected. Newborn eight pound boy at Chas Dilley home, and Grace Smith day operator with Pearl Woods night operator at the mutual telephone office.

Misa Florence Turner Kentucky Lee Braden St Francis, Neb Prof Davenport Macedonia, Methodist Church Sturgeon Chas Dilley Isbhel Boileau Red Oak Harriet Paul Chicago J A Parker Milt Osler D T Musselman Alfred Davis Glenwood Will Turner Montana Great Northern Harve John Carr Mutual Grace Smith Pearl Woods Joel Wood Mills County Hi Wilson Union County Erie Penn George J W Cunningham J W Triplett Mr Triplett

Notion To District Court Of Mills County Custody Case

Petition filed by Mollis B. Graves seeks divorce and custody of Doris L. Graves. Defendant Fessa L. Graves and related party Jessa J. Graves must answer by September term at Glenwood. Court warns of default judgment if not appeared, with dates in July and September.

District Court of the State of Town Mills County Mollis B. Graves Fessa L. Graves Jessa J. Graves Iowa Cenel Claintitt Leo Doris L. Graves Glenwood Bend &, Suarbh Plaintin

New York fashions for a fitted waist undergarment

The pattern shows a fitted waist with a detachable yoke skirt option and variations in skirt fullness. Materials include cambric muslin lawn and embroidery with tucks. Sizes 6 8 10 14 4% years, three yards fabric for medium size, pattern No. 4765, order by mail for 10 cents.

Free Lands Open for Homesteaders in Shoshone Reserve

Uncle Sam offers about 1,150,000 acres in the Shoshone Reservation Wyoming for homesteads with 300,000 to 400,000 acres suitable for irrigation. Registration runs July 16 to 31, 1906 at government points. Burlington routes sell low round-trip tickets July 12 to 29 via Worland to view the irrigation region.

Sam Burlington Worland Wyo Big Horn Basin

Hastings Urances Tabor and Norvy Hikern Arrival

Fragmentary OCR notes show arrival times and locations including Malvern and Yabo with unclear verbage. Key proper nouns Hastings Urances Tabor Norvy Hikern appear as names connected to travel timings and locale mentions.

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County Board Proceedings Attest, B. T. Agan Auditor’s EA Moore Bridgewater Routzong Af Randolph Tabor Central John Marion Evans Jr Zelhoffer John Taylor Blue Hill Tabor Topics I? Shaw Frank Carey Missouri Valley Perry _Schlapia Rev Shaw Des Moines Pella H A Russell Billings, Mont Fred Priest Tinois Joe Wearin Jobo Barbour Pacific City James Greig F J Wallace Mamie Hicks H Nipp Mineola Jim Anderson Henderson J B Viner America England New York Martha Dean Shoshone Reservation Wyoming the Tribune Fi the Burling Onal TOD Pat Gouneil Bloffr Bul Balfour Malvern Wat Bopmijdamb Sham O Pacifla Junction Neal Council Blatts Omithiteere Cos Grage Medical 60 Owa T. G. Byers Hastings Urancues THE Hansas Cell North Shim Ee Randolph Aiwedonia Conneil Bintis Pac Jituation Bartlett Kansas City Booth Novi Soveee Strahan
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