Pacific Junction Community News Highlights
The town notes visitors from Omaha and Glenwood, a new telephone at LH Stroud's, and Miss Carrie Johnson replacing Esther Rose at the telephone office. About 80 phones are in the mutual system. A park committee is formed. local taxes will fund beautification. Alumni plan a May 23 banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Cement work and block production ventures begin. a derailment case seeks $70,000 in damages. High school seniors host events May 17 to 19 culminating in commencement at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kroon
Omaha
Herbert Olson
Glenwood
LH Stroud
N L Grubb
Gail
Illinois
Carrie Johnson
Esther Rose
Ruth Dixon
Mystic
Dum! Dunbar
Ora Bratzer
Odd Fellows Hall
Pacific Junction City Directory Officials and Societies
City listings show Mayor R. McDonald, Recorder J A Kroon, Treasurer Charles Kroon, Assurer V Shuffler, and Councilmen L Zornes F W Kelley John Olson LB Bacon Wright Perkins Claude Anderson. Lodges include Odd Fellows led by W M Moore and Mests secretary Mests. Knights of Pythias led by J A Jangauist and Choa F Haynis. Woodmen of World council commander W M Moore. Woodmen Circle led by GL Mendenhall. Adaw NJ Russell and Master Workman L B Bacon. Degree of Honor led by Mrs Peter Olson and Mrs Thomas McNamara. School Board LB Bacon president, L O Zornas secretary. churches Methodists Rev KE E Gonditch and Catholic Father Sheriff. Services noted for Sunday evenings and second fourth Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R £ McDonald
J A Kroon
Charles Kroon
Arsensur
L © Zornes
F W Kelley
John Olson
LB Bacon
Wright Perkins
Claude Anderson
Woodmen
GL Mendenhall
Adaw NJ Russell
L B Bacon
Methodiat
KE E Gonditch
Father Sheriff
Local Notes From Eureka District Board Meeting
ST MARY Will Wall reported very sick along with Mrs Deslisle and Elmer Poore on the sick list. Georgia Wilson injured foot at play. J Thomas and W Dean busy with field work. Henry Bailey of Council Bluffs improving. Vernie Bailey cut his foot badly chopping wood. Mr Karrs shipped hogs to market at 5.05. Will Arp works for Mr Varner. Varner’s house getting a new coat of paint. Diphtheria scare in Eureka No 2 turned out groundless. Sunday school progress at Eureka No 1 with Mrs Coffin as Superintendent and Mrs Thomas as assistant. Mrs Bailey and Mrs Carrie Plumer in Council Bluffs for dinner and Omaha shopping. Sherr Mc Alexander bought a new buggy. Remarks on single life among old maids.
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Will Wall
Deslisle
Chas, Grassan
Elmer Poore
Georgia Wilson
J Thomas
W Dean
Henry Bailey
Council Bluffs
Vernie Bailey
Karrs
Will Arp
Varner
Eureka No. 2
Eureka No. 1
Coffin
Thomas
Bailey
Carrie Plumer
Kiel
Omaha
Sherr Mc Alexander
Sone
Hotel Grace Promotes Downtown Chicago Stay
A notice calls Mills County readers to try Hotel Grace at Jackson Boulevard and Clark Street opposite the post office and federal building. The renovated hotel offers hot and cold water, in-room phones, and convenient access to wholesale and retail districts and theaters with rates from 41.00 upward. CG. C. Collins, proprietor. The Tribune twice a week carries Mills County news.
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Mills County
Chicago
Grace
Jackson Boulevard
Clark Streets
Post Office
Federal
Summer Tourist rail fare sale to Colorado Utah and nearby areas
Rail promoter announces low rate round trip Summer Tourist tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with May 19 June 2 and 16 departures, plus Salt Lake City Ogden and return, Butte Helena and return, Billings Basin Cody and Worland Wyoming and return. Sale starts June 1 and covers Yellowstone Park Black Hills and Pacific Coast destinations.
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Pueblo
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Ogden
Butte
Helena
Billings
Mont
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Colorado
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
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Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Emerson Residents Start New Life in Idaho
Mr and Mrs James Shields longtime Emerson residents leave Nebraska for Nampa Idaho. They describe the journey by Union Pacific sleeper train, train sickness, and initial settling plans. They note Wyoming scenery, Snake River irrigation wheels, and the shift from village life to a growing western city. They mention a shower, travel weariness, and an invitation from Will Geopfarth to drive Sunday.
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James, Shields
Emerson
Idaho
Nampa
Shields
J. &. Hicks
Hastings
Cozad
Neb
Union Pacific
O. K
Wyoming
American Falls
Snake River
Rutha
James
Iowa
Will Geopfarth
Hastings social notes and local movements crop up in town
Mrs Laura Simpson visits Malvern and Dr Whitnall attends Council Bluffs. Jas Greig farms near Menderson while Wilbert Gaylord takes a Collins grocery job for summer. Epworth League officers elected after prayer meeting. Several Hastings residents travel to Blanchard and Chicago, visit relatives in Indiana, and plan for the coming commencement and graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Simpson
Malvern
Whitnall
Council Bluffs
Jas Greig
Menderson
Wilbert Gaylord
Collins Grocery
Mary Chapin
Janet MaeDonough
Epworth League
M A Stockton
Blanchard
Wathaway
Council
Dean
J Wearin
Glenwood
George Crouse
Red Oak
Oklahoma
Jesse Bell
Brownell
Okoboji
Fire at Chapman store narrowly contained after leaks
A fire Friday night at the Chapman store, sparked by leaking pipes, threatened a broader blaze but was checked by a bucket brigade after Eberhart turned on the lights. Timely aid limited damage, preventing a major conflagration if winds shifted.
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Eberhart
Chapman
Local notes from Henderson and vicinity reflect community events
Curtis Curran and family visited Tastings while MC Turner traveled to Red Oak. several residents report visits, sickness, and travel. A new electric clock was installed at Citizens Bank and OS Swaney adds a cement walk. Miss Maxwell is ill and the Parringtons spent the weekend at Silver Quity. The school house contract went to Enslow and Johnson with eight bids. property changes notable as Curtis Curran buys the Jake Caughell property and Myr Caughell moves to Red Oak. Reverend Father Hayes leaves the Henderson Methodist pastorate due to failing eyesight. Mrs Gowdy resumes school after a measles break. Lizzie Turner returns from four months in Idaho Springs with reports of snow across Colorado and western Nebraska.
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Curtis Qurran
MC Turner
Red Oak
Craig
Macedonia
Lhouse
Enslow & Johnson
Council Biuds
Curtis Curran
Jake Caughell
Myr Caughell
Gowdy
Lizzie B. Turner
Idaho Springs
Colo
Colorado
Nebraska
Glenwood Mail Mails Schedule and Hours
MailClos. No.15 west bound 7:39 am 46 No.6 east bound 4:43 am No.11 west bound 8:10 am No.4 east bound 10:41 am No.7 west bound 1:43 pm No.14 east bound 4:43 pm No.8 east bound 7:22 pm No.1 west bound 10:80 pm No. lh ceceives no mail Office Hours Lobby and lock boxes 7:00 am to 8:00 p.m windows 7:80 am to 7:30 pm Borderday 9:30 to 10 am and 3:00 to 3:30 pm.
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Glenwood
Boundaya
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