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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
2
Pacific Junction and nearby residents share a busy week with visits to Omaha Spiral Kaw, a two week tent meeting starting June 18 led by Mrs Hilbish, and EJ Cumfvert taking a ten day depot layoff. News covers weather 97 degrees, a social dance, political shifts, births, shop talk, crop prospects, road hopes, and a restaurant lease change.
Lincolnville residents on sick list include Lincoln. Mr and Mrs L I Lincoln visited Roi Lincoln. Georgia Buckingham of Glenwood called on Mrs Thomas Lincoln. Mrs Win Neil of Pacific Junction stayed with her sister Mrs Albert Lincoln. Carney and Clifford Gorsey of Folsom visited Mrs J F E Carter and family. A Sunday school program was planned at Bethlehem church.
Next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock invited guests include Mr and Mrs C Stout and family and Mrs Hitchfield of Glenwood visited the C C May home for a Sunday gathering.
Carl Hutfaker and Rev Shaw of Malvern visited Silver City on Sunday. Charles Mass now drives a forty Carter car bought through a local dealer. Russell Jackson from South Omaha visited his parents. Dr RA Moore returns from Excelsior Springs after rheumatism treatment. Gilchrist of Randolph stayed with Mark Swarts east of Silver City. William Shultz injures hand while beheading a chicken. Tutfaker of Woodbine and Mrs Slutfaker of Crofton Nebraska visit relatives. Mrs Stattie Anderson and Mrs Q Gatterlin from Council Bluffs seek treatment in Kirksville Missouri. Miss Mabel Swarts and Miss Alice McKinley head to Des Moines for state medical exam. Open air band concert drew many to town Saturday night. On Saturday June 3 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J and Taylor of Tabor. Mrs Taylor visits her parents William and Mary Shultz. Grandad J J Taylor dancing high.
Real estate transfers include BF Pitman and A Small in Glenwood street blocks with $1200. JP Talbott to A WN Flutchinson 120 acres in section 31, St Mary £3000. AN Hutchinson to HC Akin same tract at $2500. WP Grifith to GW Graham lots 314 and 315 in Meron at $400. YD W Del Lashmutt to W EH Scott Pacific Junction lots 120 and 121 at $1. Charles Kroon and John Olson to Bird Martin Pacific Junction lots 1 and 2 at $1. Also a religious note about a Sentence Sermonette and Iwan’s treatment of home folk.
Classified notice extols Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier News as the state’s premier seven day advertising medium offering wide reach and low rates. It promotes the Courier News with blanket North Dakota coverage and 1 cent per word for first insertion. Also notes Mills County Tribune as best advertising medium.
Middle aged and elderly people are urged to use Foley Kidney Pills for fast and lasting help with kidney and bladder troubles and related irregularities. A J Howe of Glenwood endorses the remedy.
A statement records the State Savings Bank organized in Iowa with a closing date of May 2, 111 as required by law. The notice references the district, Mille County region, and the Banditec of State with figures 2.502 2 a2 a9 4.087 87.
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