Chan tauqua week schedule at Mills County fairgrounds
Events for June 20 to 23 feature Jeffers Orchestra, lectures by F C Travers and Dr C A Berger, an Iowa State Band concert at the Ball Park, and a Sunday sacred concert. Mrs Hutchings receives a birthday telegram from her son in Los Angeles. Mrs RH McFarland shows improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Band
F.C. Travers
Ball Park
Hutchings
B Hutchings
Los Angeles
RH McFarland
Bright baby born at George Dye home near town
Henderson district reports the arrival on Saturday May 11 of a bright baby boy at the George Dye home south of town. Numerous local notes follow, including visits, farm work, school events, church services, and reflections on rural mail carriers and post routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen Noonan
Excereon
Endermon
Rok Dia Wisga
Wessey
Nimerhuyd
Lous
Fanaa
Imu
Wyeretion
Setus
Eho
Uae
Dandelion Day At Tabor College Sparks Bushel Harvest
Tuesday at Tabor College saw classes dismissed for dandelion gathering with 25 bushels collected by students and 53 bushels total on campus. Alumni address by Rev Alexander Corkey, class of 1902, and senior class speakers to be chosen by class, faculty, and top student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Alexander Corkey
Pabor College
Tabor
J A Jenkins
St Mary's Avenue Church of
Omaha
G M Rice
Glenwood
Adolph Tlansen
Conservatory of Music
Local Notes From Silver City and Surrounding Areas
Silver City notices list Mr and Mrs J Taylor of Tabor visiting relatives in Silver Khy Miss Ruth Reeve spent weekend with friends at Council Gsl Mia. The Patterson dwelling project in the north pack of Lown advances quickly. Heide has been visiting relatives in Cornell Mise Prantes Metoy of Lincoln attended a Sunday event at dok the INS with Betattety Ge eed re ye Wae and dau aod My sat Stas Thuis Abbe at Mactinspienk Sunday in Lue at dbs Sots Metis conclude that these tot whey resently duder acon Tat appendleitia at U,b bile ebrlew bGuptlat, assisted Monday evening. Bie Vertente Lauack and Leon were away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Taylor
Tabor
Silver Khy
Ruth Reeve
Council Gsl Mia
Coh Patterson
Lown
Mie
Cornell
Mise
Prantes Metoy
Lincoln Wits
Betattety
Sunilay
Dbs
Lauack
Leon Weit
Defiance visit, Washington trip planned for summer
Hostetter family spends a few days at Defiance then heads to Washington Pennsylvania for the summer. Mrs Abi H Harrison, formerly of Silver City, now in California, visits relatives with SG Sidener and others. Saturday morning DC Jackson was taken to Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for bladder surgery and remains seriously ill but improving.
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Hostetter
Defiance
Washington
Abi H Harrison
Silver City
California
SG Sidener
DC Jackson
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Malvern Social Notes and Local Travels
Mrs Mary Alexander visited her son in Emerson last week. JIm McNutty left for Mound City after learning of his mother’s death. Andrew Shay is recovering from an illness that affected him and his children, turning their home into a temporary hospital. Mr and Mrs J H Woodrow traveled to Council Bluffs and Carleton Nebraska. Dr and Mrs J B R Scott began an extended eastward tour to Chicago Columbus Waynesburg Barrington Niagara Falls and Washington visiting relatives, with plans to return by Niagara Falls then New York and the Hudson. A Mothers Day service was held at the Presbyterian church Sunday night. CS Royce celebrated his birthday May 3 with a wife arranged party for twenty five friends. Malvern high defeated Tabor 8 to 6 after losing to them earlier by a ? to 8.
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Rev Wilkins
Brighton
Emerson High School
Woodman Hall
Martin Evans
Lake Okaboji
S Leech
Edith
Red Oak
R Patrick
J EF Wilkins
Lyle
Malvern
The
Baptist Church
EO Collins
Ruth
Omaha
RM Shipman
Council Blufffs
Shipman
Volney Vans
Naples
Jie
Riddie
Oakland
Elizabeth Bowman
Lowman
Jayim Liege
WJ Smith
Rozella
Emerson
Emerson Gun Club
Sferb Geopfarth
Hob Kirkpatricks
Fred Kline
Evans
Randolph Salmaons
Doom Palteron
Joan Jere
Monmouth
Licapa
Excelsiour Springs
Aly
Patterson
Jeungias
Champs
Haiti
Dapasias
Mary Alexander
Jim McNutty
Mound City
Andrew Shay
J H Woodrow
Council Gladts
Henry Wearin
Carleton
Neb
J BR Scott
East
Chicago
Columbus
Ohto
Waynesburg
Penn
Niagra Falls
Washington
Norfolk
Allan Chantry
New York
Hudson
Presbyterian Church
CS Royce
Malvern High School
Tabor High School
Sheriff Sale Notice in Mills County Iowa 1912
By virtue of an execution from the Clerk of the District Court of Mills County Iowa dated April 22 1912 The State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction sues D Zerger and Martha Berger for 349.55 with costs 39.52 and accruing costs The sheriff will offer at public sale the east 32 feet of certain parcels in Lots 31 32 33 blocks 1 2 3 and all of subdivision 4 in original Parisie Junction Mills County Iowa including improvements at the west door of the Court House Glenwood on May 29 1912 between 9 00 a m and 4 00 p m starting at 10 00 a m The sale will be conducted by Sheriff J W Bushnell deputy A S Edwards and occurs at Glenwood Iowa
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District Court
Mills County
Iowa
State Savings Bank of
Pacific Junction
D. Zerger
Martha Berger
Parisie Junction
Glenwood
A. D. Wiz
J. W. Bushnell
A. S. Edwards
Notice to Contractors for High School Additions Glenwood IA
Sealed proposals for additions enlarging and remodeling the Glenwood High School will be received by Wm. M. Lamb secretary at Glenwood Iowa until 4 p.m. May 28 1912. Bids opened May 28. Plans at secretary or architect J Chris Jensen Council Bluffs. Each bid must include a certified check of 500 dollars and a bond of 2500 dollars.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Wm. M. Lamb
J. Chris Jensen
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Board of Education
Town
Board reserves right to reject bids on contract award
The board states it may reject any or all bids and requires two or more sureties within ten days after award. Secretary William M. Lamb is noted, and a Tribune plug invites readers to use Want Readers to advertise wants cheaply and effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Lamb
Tribune
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Echoes Gratitude
Letters from women in Elgin and Kearneysville praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female complaints and weakness. The Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass invites others to write for confidential advice read by a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin, Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Henry Leiseberg
Adams St
Kearneysville
W. Va
G. B. Whittington
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Mills County News
Hastings
Jeffers
Garnet Norman Whistler
B. T. Turner
Catherine Cresap
T. B. Turner
C. A. Berger
Grace Norman
Fuall
Miss Garnet
Norman
F. GC. Travers
Press
Hastings News
Henderson
Tiweider Fesse la Buving
Datiers National Vauk and
Assiselabt
Uasiier Gwoune Hargver of
Citizens Bank
T D Phillips
Kansas City
N G Cook
Martin Saar
Earl
James Wilkinson
Frank Adams
St Louis
Paul Phillips
Saar
Fail Currier
Althucpte
Tad Previa
Aly AL BE
Vatrick Freaby Bee
Tabor Topics
Ira McCormick
First National Bank
C L Hall
State Bank
Tawa Banker's Association
Blui
Joe Oliver Place
Anderson
Nelle Asman
Thurman
Anna Ivory
Beacon
Ivory
Hamersly
Straw
Mamersly
Regms
Black Mammoth
Missouri
Rattler Mammoth
Superior Mammoth
Limestone Mammoth
Utemark Bros. Bell Telephone
Glenwood R KD
Luther
Old Stone Quarry
Jim Harmer
A. H. Culver
Bell Telephone P. O
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Pike’s Peak
Royal Gorge
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J. Francis
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