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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
4
A Omaha seller of a complete up-to-date men and boys clothing stock offers drastic savings far below production cost. Snap prices include Cravenette raincoats at 5.00, worsted suits at 5.00, regular pants at 1.45, knee pants 25 cents, fur coats from 6.90, overcoats 5.00, duck coats 0.98, suspenders 0.39, hose 0.09, shirts 0.48, neckties 0.25, satin shirts 0.39, shoes 1.98, suit cases 0.98, among many other items.
Signage reads Big Sale placed near the Douglas Street corner at 16th one door east of City Savings Bank. Shoppers are directed to the sale location shown by visible signs.
Silver City notes include new dwelling nearing completion, visits by Mrs Louis Zanders and Mrs Adolph Danner to Wiota, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Obituary of WW Brown, funeral by Rey Owens. Wedding of Frank L Combs and Florence Gunsolly in Red Oak. Local comrades attend Milton Summer post GA R dinner in Malvern.
Malvern: Miss Lulu Kilpatrick travels to Northampton to attend Smith College. Roy Robbins to open a first class garage in Malvern at the Ash & Long building offering auto repair and machinery sales and rental. Miss Queenie Mellor, 23, daughter of R E K Mellor, dies in Wayne Nebraska after poor health. Miss Cora Durbin reports large land deals selling 160 acres near Emerson in two parcels at $100 per acre and purchasing the Henry Ranne farm northwest of Malvern for 361 acres at $90 an acre.
Robert McClelland and family return from Sequanto Michigan while Samuel Wheelbarger sells property to Tom Roberts Thurman and plans move to Nebraska. John Lester Walter Todd home. Lester and Walter to attend Tabor College, John to Illinois State University for mechanical engineering. Thursday George Smith fell into the new town well, 10 feet deep, 12 feet diameter, about 50 feet water, broke ribs after landing on timber. In Mills County November term 1908 Essa Lawson v Amos Lawson for desertion divorce and child custody. Amos urged to appear by November 24 Glenwood. Generated notices and local ads: Tribune invites readers to test service in columns.
Mills County Board met in Glenwood Auditor's office on Sept 7 1908 with members Brandt Greig and Creech. Claims listed include Green Bay Lumber Co and Glenwood Plumbing Co. ditch and per diem items. various labor and poor farm costs. orders for tax relief refunds and exemptions. adjourned after routine business.
In Mills County the last will and testament of Charles T. Reid was presented opened read and filed with the Clerk of the District Court on September 9 1908 and September 28 1908 the ninth and twenty second days of September term at the Glenwood Court House the time for proving the instrument has been fixed objections to be heard by the court on September 22 1908
A land drawing offer outlines registration affidavits, map provision, telegram notices on draw days, and placement of homestead land. It promises 480 acres given away, 320 in Meyer County and 160 in Tripp County, with warranty deeds to top prize and second prize parcels upon registration and best numbers drawn.
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