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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1901

Page

2

Cemetery Ladies Earn Big From Mineola Event

The Cemetery Association of Mineola staged a Saturday evening entertainment at Flammant's implement warehouse. A home talent show with costumes, photography skits, a vocal by Henry Kay, and a saloon raid parody drew a large crowd. Supper and dancing followed, with high praise for performers Ben Hershey and Henry Kay. Proceeds neared $75 after expenses, funding a new cemetery for Mineola.

Cewetery Association of Mineola Mills County Ladies Cemetery Association of Flammant Clonef Beo Hernbey Ben Henry Kay Violeta Mr. Kay Mia Nation Mrs. Nation Claus Schiader Claus Carrie Renson Ben Hershey Bert French Seth Laraway Charlie Cheyney Four Hundred Vanderbilts Aatoral Cemetery Association

Night Was Her Terror and Dr King's Cure

Mrs Cass of Alexandria Indiana writes of nearly all night dread and a cough that spurted blood. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing consumption and gaining 58 pounds after other medicines failed. Sold at A J Howe’s drug store, price 60 and 1.00, trial bottles free.

Cass Alexandria Ind A. J. Howe

Drews Linings Stock Goes on Display at Ricket Store

The Ricket Store announces a complete new stock of Drews Linings now available. Shoppers are urged to visit to see updated colors and styles.

Drews Linings Henderson Alore Respy N.G. Coo Getits

Elopement Shakes Red Oak Town in 19th Century Tale

Red Oak reports a spontaneous elopement between J. B. Malony and Miss Georgia Manker. They wed at T. A. Madden's home with Rev. J. A. Shaw officiating. Train plans spoiled by missing stamps, couple traveled via Willison, then returned to Red Oak. Bride popular in society, groom a trained dentist recently home from Crawford Nebraska. Both over legal age.

Dirbumfevenges Red Oak Expresa J. B Malony Wm. Malony Georgia Manker D. W. Manker Manker T. &. Madden So’clonk Mra. Manker Haa Crawford Neb

Mr. Greenwood Struck It Rich in Silver City

Mr. C G Greenwood of Silver City reports Cripple Creek's gold output has surged from 8.1 million in 1895 to 22.5 million in 1900, contradicting claims the camp is fading. He owns substantial stock in Elkton and Taubella mines, expecting 24 percent dividends from Elkton after April, with 12 percent returns currently from both holdings. He holds 15,000 and 5,000 dollars in Elkton and Taubella respectively and remains bullish on Cripple Creek mining.

Greenwood C.G. Greenwood Silver City Cripple Creek United States Squaw Mountain Elkton Taubella Isabella

X Ray Test For Hastings Woman Reveals Aid

Homer Barton of Hastings reports his wife Mrs H Barton has endured years of illness. A Creston medical session prompted an X ray demonstration by Dr Whitnall and Dr Snaps on Sunday. Results reportedly confirmed or refuted his claims and may bring lasting relief for the patient famed in the community. Also a Salem man endorses Foley's Kidney Cure after five years of kidney trouble and relief after two bottles.

Mra Homer Barton Hastings Creston Whitnall Thomases Hubert BR. Watts Salem Foley

Consolidation Debate At Strahan Meeting Draws Attention

The Strahan tendere and patrona meeting Thursday night drew a crowded, attentive audience. Speeches covered rural school consolidation, its voting, and district control. Superintendent Marsh supported the plan while opponents Kilpatrick and Gipe argued against it, sparking lively discussion and further interest in the issue.

Strahan Strahan Music Club Daisy Wolfe Mee Criswell Sudh Chantry Spt Marsh Robert Kilpatrick Adam Gipe Epoke Aeems Randolph Schoola Marah Gipe Marek Aupe-Intendent Barrett

Trespass Warning and Local Notices from Iowa Landowners

Land owners warn all persons to stay off their properties to protect stock and game with threats of prosecution. Readers are advised of various local names and a door to door sales pitch for Electric Bitters claiming health benefits. An auctioneer offers farm and stock sales from Ebaugh & Rathke in Glenwood Iowa with contact points.

Karen Mroxenwarr A. Daguxer Bocaxt M. Esrus G. W. Esrxs Geo Otis Frank Cuoare V. D. Pace Jd. A. Doxpuan BJ. Green Lancaster N. H Sue A. J. Huwa

Patchwork Ode On An Arm And Pioneer reminiscence

A fragmentary column blends verse about a scarred arm and a pioneer reminiscence from Mills County. It mentions Mrs Robt Conter, her 1848 settlement two miles north of Bartlett, Sarpy, and early frontier hardships with Indians and stock raids. Notices invite Henderson visitors, describe a broad goods store, and cite church and police anecdotes.

Waubansie Towe Milla County St. Mary Fremont County Robt. Coaster Bartlett Mills County Robin Conter Coungil Bluffs Salt Lake Utah Plains Omaha Iowa Hfe Hester Sarpy East

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Hornet Glenwood F. M, Poween Kilpatrick Cor Byera Ebaugh & Rathke Miss Robey Sbe Misa Robey Hara Noman Uum Euster St John’s Episcopal L. D Brainerd Mr. J. W. Patterson Nashua Poley EB. Landis D. G. Jamison South Side Square Royal Bargains Dick Hudson VVALL Heath & Williams Paints H. S. Tubbs & Co J. E. Scott & CO North Side Square
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