The Three Bars Outlaw is Cornered at Last
Langford leads a posse against Jesse Black, crossing White River in a muddy chase. In a tense woods ambush near a desolate cabin, Black wounds Jim while Langford grapples for control, then grapples for the final shot as Black dies.
Union From the Lode Notes Local Happenings and Death
James Pittman mourns the loss of a good horse to colic at seven on Monday morning. G W Garrison and wife travel to Burlington Junction Missouri seeking mineral springs treatment. James Vantine of Arapahoe visits home and hauls two cattle cars to St Joseph. The Baptist parsonage is rebuilt to be larger and finer for the pastor. Wm Weyand’s dog Jip meets a Pacific engine and meets a future train. Fragments were sent to Hiawatha for interment Wednesday night. Prof G C DeBolt, now at Cedar Creek, is hired as Union schools principal for next year. Stella Banning and Uncle Senn Elkins visited Nehawka and stayed with Applegate family. Mr Elkins, though aged and blind, is cheerful and recognizes friends by voice. Lewis Curtiss has been ill with stomach trouble and throat issues. barber shop closed but he hopes to reopen soon.
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Fant
Munson
Blue
Johnson
Black
White River
Baker
Langford
Jim
Paul
Sade
Jesse
Mary
Cade
Crocs
Williston
Laneford
Mary Williston
Jesse Black
Lanzford
Cowboy
Hull
Parker
Laigford
Bansford
Siack
Earth
James Pittman
G. W. Garrison
Burlington Junction
Wm. Weyand
Jip
Pacific
Hiawatha
Stella Banning
Senn Elkins
Nehawka
Applegate
Mr. Elkins
Lewis Curtiss
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Tireless Teilers Train at Woman's Relief Corps Meeting
The monthly carnival of the Woman's Relief Corps on May Tuesday in 1908 was held at the writer's home despite poor weather. After business, members enjoyed a dainty lunch and social time with a jolly group of matrons in a well-specified, pleasure-loving community. Isabella Carter, Press Correspondent, W R C.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Isabella Carter
Passengers To Lincoln For Modern Woodmen State Convention
Morning train carried a large group to Lincoln for the Modern Woodmen annual state convention now in session. The list of travelers included John Hadraba C P Richards John Hiber Albert and Wile Hunger Dan Landas James Andrews W W Gravitt Mat Joy Fred Linderman August Bradway Miles Allen R W White B A Mc Elwain W A White John Janda Robi Brissey John Bates Albert Tim mes Will Fitzgerald H S Barthold Lester Burrows James Hunter Peter Claus Al and Clyde Funk Frank Bester O A Newton A J Beeson J F Varga J A Burrows Ray Barcus and George Lushinsky.
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Lincoln
Modern Woodmen
John Hadraba
C. P. Richards
John Hiber
Albert
Wile Hunger
Dan Landas
James Andrews
W. W. Gravitt
Mat Joy
Fred Linderman
August Bradway
Miles Allen
R. W. White
B. A. McElwain
W. A. White
John Janda
Robi
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Fy Kate
Virgil D.bo
Paul Langford
George Williston
Gordon
Louise
Richard Gordon
Judge Dale
Kemah
Jesse Flack
Lansford
Dale
United States
Jesseh
Jess
Pstoria
Esvanis
Callpen
Sucype
Samuel Pitcher
Reale Salts
Feld
New York
Bears
Lode
James Vantine
Arapahoe
St. Joseph
G. C. DeBolt
Cedar Creek
Union
Baksizae Abissoliciely
Pasme