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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

4

Pacific Junction Notes and Community Updates

Fred Kemp of Folsom has moved to St Paul while Glen Hoskins returns from Ames College. Dozens attended a KP hall dance. others travel for education and visits to Council Bluffs and Des Moines. A Woodmen of the World initiation in Omaha drew a large 20-member delegation. A train accident near Hamburg claims a life. Kansas City youths briefly ride the rails. Local sales ads promote Kelley & Co wallcoverings and phonographs.

Fred Kemp Folsom St Paul Glen Hoskins Ames College DW DeLashmutt Denver Wi Ryan Mary Council Bluffs Myrtle Grubb Goldie Fanchez Webster City Ernest DeLashmutt Burwell Neb Nina Monroe Des Moines Highland Park KP Hall Rose Dixon Mystic D M Dunbar Ray D Nelson South English Cedar Falls State Normal School Junction Omaha Woodmen of the World

Omaha women to offer free demonstration of music course

Miss Beulah Davis and Miss Eiffa Wits from Omaha will give a free demonstration of the Lisa Ellis Illustrated Music Course on Saturday. The event highlights a modern method, aiming to attract beginners and enthusiasts amid community arts programs.

Beulah Davis Eiffa Wits Omaha Lisa Ellis

Pacific Junction City Directory Officials and societies listing

City officials mayor K Ei McDonald recorder J A Kroon treasurer Charles Kroon assessor V Shinfiler councilmen L O Zornes FW Kelley duhe Olson LB Bacon Wright Perkins Claude F Anderson Odd Fellows AE Parcell noble grand W M Monte secretary meets every Wednesday Knights of Pythias J Aduneyquist chancellor commander Chase Haynie keeper of record and seal Woodmen of World W M Moore council commander clerk meats every Thursday Woodmen Circle Mra Ht L Mendenhall guardian LB Bacon clerk Mesta last Friday non AunW WN Jitasell master workman L B Bacon recorder meet second and fourth Saturdays Degree of Honor Mre Peter Olson chief of honor Mrs Thomas McNamara recorder meet second and third Saturdays School Board LB Bacon president Win McLaughlin John Oleon Wright Perkins W B Grege principal of schools Churches Methodist Rev Goodrich pastor services Sunday evenings only Catholic Father Sheriff pastor services 9 in second and forth Sundays of each month

K Ei McDonald A Kroon Charles Kroon Shinfiler L O Zornes FW Kelley Duhe Olson LB Bacon Wright Perkins Claude F Anderson ODD Fellows AE Parcell Noble Grand W W M Moore L Mendenhall LO Zornes Win McLaughlin John Oleon W B Grege Goodrich Father Sheriff

Schoolhouse gathering draws parents and music lovers

An afternoon event on June 6 at 2:30 PM at the schoolhouse in Pacific Junction invites parents children and music lovers to attend. The notice urges everyone not to miss the program.

Pacific Junction

Odd Pellows Install New Officers On Wednesday Night

The Odd Pellows on Wednesday night installed new officers including Noble Grand Pete Larson Vice Grand 5 9 Burgess Secretary W M Moore and Treasurer L B Bacon in a brief ceremony at the lodge.

Noble Grand Pete Larson Burgess W.M. Moore L. B. Bacon

Hillsdale residents update and election activity noted

Hillsdale reports Clay Whitmer returning from Craig Nebraska. A new boy arrives at Ray Alley home for Phillip Miller family. Mrs Alf Graves travels to Murray Nebraska after visiting sister Mrs M N Anthony. Frank and C F E Noel and Lydia Bailey travel to Kiowa county Colorado land claims joining Center township colony near Sheridan Lake. A A Noel joins her children there. Tuesday brings lively scene as primary election stirs interest and election board works through kinks with Center township a battleground.

Clay Whitmer Craig, Neb Ray Alley Phillip Miller Nina Anderson Chicago Alf Graves Murray Neb M N Anthony Frank C F E. Noel Lydia Bailey Colorado Center Township Kiowa County Sheridan Lake A A Noel Hillsdale

Sheep Industry Notice and Local Departures Near Strahan

An abcess under a man’s arm was lanced last week and he has since improved. Sheep feeding and raising have become an industry near Strahan with recent shearing activity. Virgil Starck and Harry McDill did much of the work before leaving last week for Wood Lake Nebraska.

Strahan Virgil Starck Harry McDill Wood Lake Neb

Wedding and community notes from Tabor area

The W B Bell and W A Wyant families attended the wedding of Mrs Mabel McCoy in Silver City on Wednesday. Elsie Russell plans Cedar Falls study and a Glenwood schools post. Rev C F Smith attended Rev John Ness funeral in Imogene. Mrs M L Starr to celebrate 90th birthday June 29 with seven children present. GC M Rice in Malvern for property improvements. Mrs Annie Hanley Aldrich back from Shenandoah after India missionary work and Y W C A talk. Mattie Morrison elected English teacher at Osage Academy led by Professor Potter formerly of Tabor.

W. B. Bell W. A. Wyant Silver City Mabel McCoy Elsie Russell Cedar Falls State Normal College Glenwood C. F. Smith Imogene John Ness M. L. Starr Starr Delwine A. West Coleridge Neb A. R. Ferguson Boulder Col O. C F. R. Starr Tabor GC. M. Rice Malvern Annie Hanley Aldrich Shenandoah Catherine Hanley Aldrich India Y. W Mattie Morrison State University Academy of Potter Osage

Silver City Bank Directors Hold Monthly Meeting

Silver City bank directors held their regular monthly session. Mrs Lydia Virtue sang at a Malvern musical at the Christian church. Rev Peter Jacobs suffered a sore throat and could not preach. Marion Miller was hospitalized in Edmundson hospital at Jouncis Bluffs for an injured foot. Miss Mary Wright visited Silver City en route from South Dakota to Cumberland. George Jones was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, fined 5 dollars and costs, then later jailed. Rolla Mott also fined 20 dollars and costs.

Silver City State Bank Lydia Virtue Malvern The Christian Church Peter Jacobs Marion Miller Edmundson Hospital Jouncis Bluffs Mary Wright Silver City South Dakota Cumberland George Jones Marshall Kurtz Agan Rolla Mott Jones Glenwood Mott

Strahan and Local Visits Mentioned in Glenwood

Mrs Davis visited with her son Clerk Davis at Glenwood while Mrs Charles Gipe enjoyed time with her mother Mrs C H Moon of Tabor. Miss Maude Meeker, ex Wabash agent at Strahan, now works nights for the company in Malvern. Mrs J H Reasoner and Burl returned from a several day visit in Plattsmouth with her sisters the Misses Hobson. Zeno Bass recalls Job's afflictions as he suffers malaria.

Davis Clerk Davis Glenwood Charles Gipe C. H. Moon Tabor Maude Meeker Strahan Malvern J. H. Reasoner Burl Plattsmouth Hobson Zeno Bass Job

Local notes from Malvern and vicinity recount moves of residents

John Suits just returned from Colorado. Norton visits Cedar Rapids as a Masonic grand lodge delegate. Lillian and Ethel Cunningham home from Sigourney for school. Lee Baldwin buys a Red Oak grocery on square corner. Daddy Kemple, age 76, remembered by friends. C R Aistrope adds porch and improves property south of Malvern. Ellen J Wing finishes at Tipton then travels to Columbus Nebraska for summer with sister. Mrs Farnham’s piano recital at Christian church a success with Lydia Virtue of Silver City. J L Ballock sells Worth Kerney farm for 3500 to W R Dent of Woodward Oklahoma. possession next March. My and Mrs G T White plan Delta Colorado furniture store relocation with friends the Bairds nearby. Banker Hendricks and wife attend Culver Military Academy commencement in Indiana. Perry a graduate. Edna Scott with them from Knoxville Indiana. Michael Cunningham sells stock to Dr J Humphrey, who will shift to veterinary practice and build up business.

John Suits Colorado Hwa Norton Cedar Rapids Masonic Grand Lodge Lillian Ethel Cunningham Sigourney Lee Baldwin Red Oak Daddy Kemple Malvern C R Aistrope Ellen J Wing Tipton Columbus Neb Farnham The Christian Church Lydia Virtue Silver City J L Ballock Worth Kerney W R Dent Woodward Okla G@ T White Delta Colo Bairds Hendricks Culver Military Academy Indiana Perry Edna Scott Knoxville Michael Cunningham J .Humphrey

Tribune Wants Row Explains Cheap Classified Needs

The article promotes the Tribune's county news sections offering inexpensive reader notices. It highlights readers posting wants and indicates the paper as the best channel for affordable, effective notices and quick satisfaction.

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Mills County Special Election on June 22 1908 Bonds Issue

Notice to Electors of Mills County Iowa announces a special election June 22 1908. The Board of Supervisors orders a proposition to issue seventy five thousand dollars in county bonds to fund a new courthouse on the Glenwood square. An annual tax not to exceed two mills on five dollars is authorized to support the bond debt.

Board of Supervisors Mills County Towa Glenwood Iowa Public

Mills County Special Election on Bond Tax Levy Notice

Mills County Iowa will hold a special election to vote on a proposed tax levy for ten years to pay principal and interest on bonds. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at usual county locations. Dated Glenwood May 13 1908. Auditor LB T Agar.

Mills County Iowa Glenwood T. Agar

Mills County Special Election Proclamation Issued

Sheriff L G Linville proclaims a special election in Mills County Iowa on June 22 1908 to vote on issuing seventy five thousand dollars in county bonds to build a new courthouse with a tax levy not exceeding two mills for up to ten years. Polls open eight a m to seven p m. Glenwood Iowa.

Mills County Sheriff Sale Notice 1908

Sheriff of Mills County Iowa issues a public sale of real estate under an execution from Mills County District Court. The property is the NE of SE of section 20 township 73 range 43 west and will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the west door of the Glenwood courthouse on June 30 1908 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. The action was begun May 23 1908 in favor of Kate H. Muir against William Aughe Georgia Aughe and Ernest E. Hart for 1114.70 with costs. Deputy C E Dalton signs the notice.

District Court Mills County Iowa Kate H. Muir Wm. Aughe Georgia Aughe Ernest E. Hart Township 5Th P. M Court House Glenwood L. G. Linville C. E. Dalton

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Pacific Junction Department GC @ Hines S £Ibbons, Minn Leroy Spellman Kelley & Co’s C F Davis Geraldine Shearer C F Anderson Martin's Chapel Sheldon Lincoln Virginia Johnson WB Gregg Hedgewick Ottumwa J H Rhoads Frank Anderson Wray Edna Bales Lincoln School Supt Moore Howard White Kansas City Burlington Hamburg Earl Raney White McPaul Raney Kelley & Co JV DeLashmutt Plattsmouth Journal Happy Hollow Chas F. Davis Kroon A. Lincoln Claude I. Anderson E.D. Definehmutt Aset. Cashier State Savings Bank S. A. Foster Pacific Junction City Directory Knights OF Pythias J Aduneyquist Chase Haynie Woodnen World Council Jitasell L B Bacon Peter Olson Thomas McNamara State of B. T. Agan Said Tabor Topics the Tribune Hills County Tribune W. FP. Hill Pub N. T, Bradway Gienwoop West Bound Onat East Bound Offics House I. L. G. Linville Mills Sheriff's Sale Lord Gregory Malvern Fair Grounds William Wilson C. H. Peer Malvern, Ia
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