Hastings Welcomes Rathbone Sisters Convention
The Rathbone Sisters eighth district convention met in Hastings at the Knights of Pythias hall last Tuesday. Miss Horner of Waterloo led proceedings with initiation and a Question Box, followed by music from W. K. Oaks Silver City orchestra. Visitors from Council Bluffs and Atlantic enjoyed dinners at Baxter restaurant and overnight hospitality. A memorial service drill by Council Bluffs, remarks by Mrs. Matthews, and a program shift advancing a next-year Atlantic convention were noted.
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Rathbone Sisters
Lowa
Knights of Pythias
Council Bluff
Baxter
Hastings
Whitnall
Huber
Council Tinfis
W. B
Hill
Glenwood
Miss Horner
Matthews
Harry Keller
Alice Porterfield
Atlantic
Our Sisterhood
Caroline Blonk
Council Bluffs
Doings of the Death Angel: John Endicott Buried at Mackey
The remains of John Endicott were laid to rest Tuesday in Mackey cemetery ten miles south of Glenwood. He died Sunday night at Dunbar Nebraska where he had moved from Mills county about a year ago. He was 38 years old and survived by a wife and five children. Mrs. Madicott is a daughter of Mrs. Wm. Marley.
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John Endicott
Mackey
Glenwood
Dunbar
Neb
Mills County
Tle
Wid Ig
Madicott
Wm. Marley
Tabor Topics Highlights At Declamatory Contest
Miss Myrtle Rica won first in the freshman class with Paul Wiis in the sophomore class. Prizes were 12 dollars for first and 5 dollars for second in each class. A lively Republican caucus selected delegates to the county convention at Sidney on Thursday. The contest was warm for committeeman from Tabor, Dr Harria defeating W McClintock. Delegates chosen.
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Myrtle Rica
Paul Wiis
Republica Caucus
Sidney
Tabor
Harria
W . McClintock
Names in a historical notice scrubbed for publication
The fragment lists individuals including H W Clark O Starr FS Jones Eugene Mayk James Long Dr Harris and WC McClintock as part of a readable archival line. The sparse text suggests a roster or signatories connected to a public notice or obituary item without surrounding context.
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H W Clark
O ' Starr
FS Jones
Eugene Mayk
James Long
Dr Harris
WC McClintock
West Oak Notes on Health, Visits, and Local Events
Feeble health of Grandma Ostrander noted. Rev Briggs to lead services at Friends church next Sunday. Thanks extended for bouquet by Mrs John Allbee. Mrs Rowe has a sister visiting from Nebraska for four weeks. Mr and Mrs Glyde Gesting guests at Mrs Murion Gulfington’s. Mrs Shanks and daughter dined with Mrs Chas Hammers near Sliver City. Van Bator’s sister and two children visited from Tabor. Anna Logan recovers from scalded hand and sews for Mrs Dull at Glenwood. Shanks reports strawberries ripening and good fruit. John Allbee and sister Mrs Hunt visited East Liberty. Mrs Emerick near Malvern under Dr Corbin. Last week’s Tribune recounted old times West Oak can recall. Chas Kirkpatrick recalls father buying early Glenwood cultivators over 30 years ago. Neighbors raise 815 purse for Marion White and wife after the death of Otis White. Eugene Coleman presented funds. Glenwood merchants contributed as well.
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Grandma Ostrander
Friends Church
Briggs
John Allbee
Blanche Walace
Rowe
Nebraska
Glyde Gesting
Murion Gulfington
Shanks
Chas Hammers
Sliver City
Van@aton
Tabor
Anna Logan
Dull
Glenwood
Hunt
East Liberty
L Emerick
Malvern
Corbin
Tribune
West Oak
Chas Kirkpatrick
Pacific Junction Updates and Local Happenings
Pacif ic Junction reports Jd Marrin joining the switching crew and Adolph Olson visiting from Busalt Colorado. Inside and out painting on the DeLashmutt Davis building in good shape with moss green burlap wainscoting. A new mutual telephone system progresses with poles set, switchboard arriving, and plans to go into service soon led by John Mulvihill and electrician Oscar Van Eaton. Claude Anderson buys 50 eggs at 50 cents apiece from Clarinda. prize Barred Plymouth Rocks hens from St Louis fair. Switchman Pat McClure nearly lost a foot in yard accident Saturday. left foot bruised, leg and hip hurt, Dr Bacon treating. several weeks laid up.
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Jd Marrin
Adolph Olson
Busalt
Colo
DeLashmutt & Davis
Mutual
John Mulvihill
Oscar van Eaton
Hambare
Claude Anderson
Clarinda
Plymouth Rocks
St. Louis
Pat McClure
Bacon
Strahan Announces Service Time Change Next Sunday
Strahan says preaching will start at 1 PM next Sunday replacing the regular 11 AM hour. Sunday school occurs in the morning as usual and Upworth League meets an hour before the evening sermon.
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Wesley Chapel
At & P
Upworth League
Trip to a Coronation of King Haakon VII in Norway
Six Chicagoans will travel to Trondheim to witness the coronation of King Haakon VII on June 22. They carry a resolution from the Norwegian National League praising Norway's independence and celebrating the new era. The deputation, including Consul Gade, plans meetings in Christiania, Bjornson’s estate visit, and a presentation to Premier Mickelsen, with a royal reception and a grand cantata by leading Norwegian composers.
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Trondhjem
Norway
Haakon VII
Lvst
Chicago News
Norwegian National League of Chicago
Frederick WK. Gade
Chicago
America
Sweden
Gade
Paull. Stensvind
Niles T. Quales
Anders Doe
Olaf I. Ray
Adolph Opsted
Mickelsen
New York
Hellig Olay
Christiania
Stensland
Aviestad
Gudbrandsdalen
Ylelt Gerhart Gade
Frogner
Odin Renning
Milwaukee
United States
Consul Gade
Thomas Warloe
John Benson
Emil Biorn
Anders Dos
Julius Olsen
University of Wisconsin
Abraham Abrahamsen
Nicolay Groystad
Scandins-ven
Tamil Bjorn
Henry Tolzten
Ben Blesaun
Garald Fleerfarger
Beandinovin
Olaf the Great
Europe
Tummers
Hillsdale School Close Friday and local changes noted
Hillsdale School closes Friday as the district reports student and staff movements. Residents near Woodbine hosted relatives, Jo Crouch moved back to Glenwood, and Belva Crouch plans to attend college in College Springs. The Friday night entertainment and Sunday commencement were well attended and deemed a success. The State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction, Mills County, filed its annual statement as of May 11, 1900, listing assets and liabilities and sworn by President Chas F. Davis, Vice President Chas Kroon, and Cashier Claude P. Anderson.
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RL Dillehay
Woodbine
Jo Crouch
Glenwood
Belva Hins
College Springs
Hive With & Brother
State Savings Bank
Inwa of Lown
Pacific Junction
Mums
State of
Tews
Mills County
Chas
Davis
Kroon
Glande F. Anderson
Haing
F. Davis
Chas, Knoon
Claude TP. Anderson
Chan
PF. Davis
Charles Krovon
Olauda B. Anderson
Ray
Luther FH
Stroud
McDonaud 58 Named in Borough Directors List
A clipped OCR line lists K. E. McDonaud aged 58 and Boroess on the borough directors roster. The fragment suggests local government appointments with limited readable details.
Tamor and Northeen Train Schedule Time Table
The Tribune lists Tamor and Northeen timetable with arrivals and departures. Key stops include Tamor, Northeen, Holhban, Malveri, Valur, and B0dsm with noted times around 6:45 am, 10:20 am, and 6:80 pm.
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Tamor & Northeen Woo
Holhban
Malveri
Valur
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Pacific Junction Sayings Bank
SO Burgess
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Ali
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Strahan
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