Silver City Notes and Local Travel Highlights
Miss Hazel Tresler attends Western Normal at Shenandoash while Miss Mabel Swarts and Miss Alice McWhinley travel to Des Moines for the state medical exam. Local business includes Greenwood Lumber building a large shed in Treynar and J H Rieve property sold in Glenwood to satisfy a $308 claim. the bid was $100. Several residents face health issues or celebrate birthdays, and Forest Cansion will speak on improving Silver City schools. Mail clerks Rommel and Moore report May mail counts and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Hazel Tresler
Shenandoash
Greenwood Lumber Co
Treynar
Fred Twig
Essex
Mabel Swarts
Alice McWhinley
Des Moines
Daise
Maude
Atlantic
Nicholas-Bunton
W Os Hammons
Puesday
Barnard, Mo
Tor St Joseph
J H Rieve
Main Street
Shevills
Glenwood
Lincoln Paint & Color Company
Tabor Topics from the Beacon and Local Happenings
Miss Lulu Kilpatrick returns home after a year at West Side School. DM Gray heads to Connecticut for summer with relatives. The Myron Munsinger house was moved to Faith Home by My Worcester. Seventeen members of the Tabor Eastern Star attend a Malvern meeting by autos. Several locals travel to Nebraska City for a gun club event. George Jewell journeys to New Haven for his class reunion, visiting New York en route. Miss Zada Walling and Uncle travel to Rushville Neb to a ranch home. Engagement announced between Frobert S Muthlelland and Miss Margaret Nolman of Southport Conn. Lester West and friends prep for a traveling photo tour. A joint birthday gathering at the Kline home with faculty and townspeople attending. Remodeling set for the State bank interior. J Tweedy to vacate a room. Prof Wohi Johnson earns a patent exam assignment with Washington posting first in April. City festivities highlight Miss Myrtle live Sugmvinn and local pageants. Damascus, Syria references appear in the program notes.
Bargains in the Fri Dune Advertisements
Local merchants invite readers to shop the advertised articles with confidence. Sales are large and prices can be reduced, prompting customers to find the items they want through the today’s ads.
Emerson Chronicle Births and Local Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Van Buskirk a boy on Friday June 9. Mrs WM Schink and Mrs Lydia Clites are seriously ill. Sulpnan and W Tt Tubbs visited Griswold. Mrs J P McGill returned from Glenwood. Miss Iva Salmons left for Fremont to attend a ten week normal course. Miss Idith Linn home for summer. taught music in Salt Lake City. Emerson church park services begin next Sunday at 7 PM. Mrs W F Tollinger went to Council Bluffs to meet nieces. Mr and Mrs Bow Whipple visited Griswold. Dr Wm G Anderson of Evanston to Emerson, then to Los Angeles for a physicians’ convention. Deb Barnett returned to Collins drug store after 105 days in service weighing mail in Omaha. Lester Tubbs returns from Faribault. visits grandmother Sybil J Tubbs. trips to Santa Ana, Cal. Fishing parties near White Cloud reported as humorous with good watches.
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Lew Hammer
R A Moore
Forest Cansion
Opera House
Silver City
Rommel
Moore
Henry Rommel
Gail Moore
Iva Salmons
Fremont
Neb
Randolph Salmons
Omaha
Idith Linn
Miss Linn
Westminster College
Salt Ake City
Emerson
Park
W F Tollinger
Council Bluffs
Misses Faye
Majorie Tollinger
Sioux City
Lmerson
Wm G Anderson
Evanston
Ill
Imerson
Cornell Bluffs
R B Tubbs
Los Angeles
Cal
Physicians
Burlington opens through train to coast via new line
Through service from Chicago to the Pacific coast began Sunday June 11 with the Burlington in cooperation with the Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific railways. The Western Pacific agreement ends with Salt Lake City to San Francisco line completed last summer. No 9 on westbound run departs Mills County around 10 pm and arrives Denver at 1 pm next day and San Francisco at 10 pm the fourth day. Return trips depart San Francisco about 7:30 pm with similar eastward timing.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Denver & Mio Grande
Western Pacific Railways
Western Pacific
Crould
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Mills County
Denver
Real estate transfers list various property trades and sums
Administratrix Batten transfers 120 acres in Sections 23 and 26 to OC W Adkins for 9800 dollars. J M Kelly and others sell 40 acres in Section 21 Center to Newton C Reasney. UW Adkins sells for 80000 to J W Wilson. Suits to Mills County covers part of SE quarter Section 4 for road purposes. Various other deed mentions appear with misspellings and partial details.
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I'M Batten
OCW Adkins
Anderson
JM Kelly Et al
Newton
Mills County
Leicles
Cackson
WM Batten
Begralun
Bho
Conrad Schade
Vo Boeken
Phitte- Ville
Mills County Board Proceedings June 7 1910 Claims Reviewed
The Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood with four members present. They approved county, bridge, and poor claims, plus town and special election expenses. The minutes note board actions on assessments and canvass of returns from a June 4 1910 special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's Office
Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
JH. Cheyney
W. Mo Iistes
C. Ti. Lakin
Mills County Board acts on tax exemptions and land deeds
The Mills County Board canvassed returns and certified votes to the Secretary of State. It granted 1910 tax exemptions to Mrs. A. B. Alexander for her Glenwood properties, refunded George Haskell for a road poll tax, authorized release of a 1848 mortgage on the George Walker property, and granted a Quit Claim Deed to Anna Doty et al for a 40 acre tract. The board adjourned to June 15 and reviewed Keg Creek Ditch No. 2, accepting the engineer’s final estimate and exonerating contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
A. B. Alexander
Glenwood
Iowa
George Haskell
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
George Walker
Anna Doty
S M Criswell
H H Cheyney
Board hearing on Walling road continued to June 19 1911
Forrestral and Downey on Ker Creek Direct No 2 showed estimated balance due with amount retained. Cheroey and Watson mdse listed. The board postponed action on Walling road until June 19 1911 and adjourned to June 14 1911. Attest Auditor Criswell. Chairman Cheyney approved.
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Forrestal & Downey
Ker Creek Direct No. 2
Seteneeeces Rift
IE Spetman
Cheroey & Watson
Mdse
Walling Road
5. M. Criswell
H. H. Cheyney
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James
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Anne Arbor
Mich
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Kirksville
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H. G. de Garzon
Swarts
F. M. Shriver Surgical and Mechanical
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Chas. W. Rathke
Ala
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Keliarli
Agony
Bonis
AA Voue
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West Side
DM Gray
Connecticut
Myron Munsinger
Faith
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Malvern
Fred
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Don Nichols
Liv Suits
Nebraska City
George Jewell
New Haven
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Frank Beomley
Rushville
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Tomerson
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Mion
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Kagerson Oper House Company
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the Tribune
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County Board Proceedings
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Mills County ‘Tribune
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LeMars Printing Co
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Acres
Blackmur Co
Geo FE
Ottis Harold
Tabor Court House
I Dalton
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M Vankirk
Ee Towels
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Plunk
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O Crouch
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de U Parsons
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Th Howe
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Glad
Auditor's
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C. B E. Lakin
Keg Creek
Towa
Reruln
I. E. Syetnam
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His Excellency
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Yellowstone
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Rob Glenwood
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