Montrose area busy with fairs and visitors reports
Special to the Scranton Tribune details Harford and Montrose fairs with Ayeshire prizes and attendees. Mentions M. L. Smith and Arthur J. Harrington winning premiums, sleight of hand entertainment by Prof. B Button, and local visits by residents from Binghamton Ulster and Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Pynf Buttersfield
South Montrose
Harford
Hallstead Busy Moves As Families Relocate
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hallstead on October 2 describes multiple families moving or planning moves this week. Michael Hayes, Charles Scales and family, Joseph Gruelin and family, and others depart or relocate to Buffalo or Scranton. Reunions, visits, and job changes are noted along Pine Street and nearby towns, with preparations for the Whited reunion and local travels to Binghamton and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
Michael Hayes
Buffalo
Charles Scales
Pine Street
Joseph Gruelin
Scranton
Mynest Head
Ideut Ae
Buffalo Wey
Florence King
Brighaimton
E.W. King
Whited
Ezra Whited
Mra
Dimes Shower
Binghamton
N.Y
Blissie
William Street
Simimons
W. B. Simerell
Dane Krum
Sarah Decker
Son
Albright
Carrie Stephens
Cinait Bend
Mise
Gertrude
Thesday
Caroline Bummerton
Ioi
Hies
S. C
Jeaves Baturdias
Washington
de oC.o
Grand Army of the Repubilic Pre Union
Brooklyn News Notes and Local Social Visits
Brooklyn residents attend fairs visit relatives and host gatherings. The Harford fair draws Brooklyn exhibitors while a county convention nears Foster with many youths expected. Various families report injuries recoveries and travel to see kin across Pennsylvania and nearby towns.
Asthma Cure Claim From Dr Schiffmann Ad
A Chicago man testifies that after ten years of asthma he used Dr Schiffmann's Asthma Cure and was cured. He notes nine years free of asthma and says the product sold by druggists for 0 and 1.00. A free trial package is offered by sending a 2 cent stamp to Dr R Schiffmann Box 604 St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Homan
E. Adams St. Chiciago
Schiffmann
Dr. R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Town Notes From Tunkhannock Residents and Visits
Local column records residents travel and visits around Tunkhannock. Mrs. Edward Ob. Ohaffee returns home from Sayre and Towanda while Mrs. Henry T. Metcalf and daughter Marion visit Wilkes-Barre. Many locals attend events, weddings, and college moves. Nora Doubler heads to Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania veterinary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tuckhaneck
Get
Wilbur FE
Vicnity
Watkins
N.Y
Edward Ob. Ohaffee
Sayre
Towanda
Tresdeay
Henry T. Metcalf
Marion
Wilkes-Barre
David Melhauser
Harvie Wheelock
Thornton Rhineholt
Putnam Street
Asa &. Neeler
Ellen Broughton
Wilkes- Barre
John Garman
Nantionke
Second Street
The
Daughters of the Thevolution
Sullivan's Fort
Athens
Crayton H. Pasrett
Forketon
Marvy Mitchell
Elizabeth Stark
Weet Pittston
George Billings
Grace Duilap
Norfolk
Nora Doubler
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Clarence George
Misa Nellie Billings
R. &. Billings
Mast Tioga Street
Safelock
H. A. Wilbur
Methodist Episcopal Church
Byron Birkeslee
Nicholson
Horace Baker
John Vangorden
Meshoppen
Johns
Bape Tier
Sarah Slater Wasson Brook
Harford Notes From Scranton Visitors and Local Events
Mrs. Delbert Lewis and son Glen from Scranton visited Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tiffany in Harford. Miss Kiva Sophhi of Susquehanna stayed with her aunt Miss Sonhta. Rev. C. W. Brankins attended the Congregational association in Corning New York. Mrs. Ann Quinhin visited her mother and returned to Latha. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Andrews of Green Ridge visited Harford relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Association of
Cyrus Tohnston
Hamclock
Wow. Ives
New Milford
Iegmive
Misetic Lodge
Johnston
der, Johnston
Harford
Henry
New York
Chiauk Thay
Schenectady
Hare Advis
Paetersville
Mrr
Normin Adis
Ann Quinhin
Latha
Ugh Andrews
Treen Ridge
Aldrews
Honesdale Events Far and Wide This Week
Special to the Beranton Honesdale notes a fari of events including A Sister's Love at the opera house on October 4 featuring Miss Cook and Miss Clinton. Dennis O Dear troupe visits Wednesday night with fifteen in the company. Wayne county court begins Monday. rummage sale to aid Captain James Ham circle. Wayne county fair scheduled October 7 with races, parade, band displays and other attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Apera House
Cook
Clinton
Dennis O Dear
Opera House
The
Presbyterian Church
Howl Northrop
Clark's Green
Wayne County Court
James Ham
Wayne County
Suidless Wonder
Mckenna Bree
Farm district teams vie for barrels as supply falls short
Nine hundred barrels are in short supply while farm district teams line up to receive barrels directly from workers. The apple crop is large and a significant revenue source for Wayne County farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriete
Wayne Vonty Faremers
Marriage of Miss Jennie Slocum to Mr Parke in Wyalusing
In Wyalusing October 1 a small wedding united Miss Jennie Belle Slocum youngest daughter of Mrs Frances Slocum and Francia Parke of Westfield Mass. Ceremony performed by Rev D Croft with bride given away by uncle J L Hines. After a wedding breakfast at Orchard Cottage the couple planned a southern tour then home at 69 Court St Westfield Mass. Limited out of town attendance due to recent family deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Slocum
Paris
Kr, Hines
Beranton
Court Street
Westfield
Mass
J. L. Polen
Lydia
West Pittstom
Th. W. Parks
Minn Hines
Wilkes-Barre
L. BR. Hines
Scranton
Tribune Ad Offers Directives for Attractive Half-Tones
An advertisement promises directive and attractive half-tones and a single cure for cards and other purposes. The Tribune office offers unexcelled work, prompt service, and lowest rates and invites trial orders to prove quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Baseball Scores From Early Regional Games
In a scattered set of reported games, Moston edged RT B of New York by a close margin at Boston with Miller and Robinson pitching and Wittridge behind the plate. The second listed match shows New York defeating MALE on the road with Cronin Bowerman and Momis providing the battery, umpire Trewin. Additional notes include Philadelphia hosting a game with Garvin Ritter and Doolin as batteries, and St Louis facing Chicago with no decisive play recorded. A Pittsburgh matchup cites Vickems and Pelta on the mound with Chesbro and Zimmer in defense, umpire O’Diy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moston
New York
Boston
Miller
Robinson
Willis and Wittridge
Uimyplre
Irwin
Male
Cronin
Bowerman
Pittlager
Momis
Bimpire—Trewin
Philadelphia
RK. B
Amendment Notice on Sewer Assessment in Beranton Ward
Public notice from Beranton Pa Department of Public Works lists sewer project along Meridian street and alley crossings, with assessment hearings scheduled Friday at 11 AM. Also included are constitutional amendments proposed by the Pennsylvania General Assembly requiring popular votes on certain local or special laws before enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonndinge
Meridian Street
Third District
Meridian
Seventh Street
Beranton
Merlin Street
Public Works
Borean
Scranton
Commonwealth
General Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
TIS Commonwealth
General Assembly
Fife
Grist
The
Senate
Boise
Commonwealthy
Pennesylvania
Euch
Ita
Court of Common Pleas
Wow. Akin
Diamond rings and lost packages in scattered notices
Lost package from a carriage Friday morning containing India silk in small wrappings. Return to Mrs. Sean of Clay Avenue or receive reward. A named item, a white and yellow spotted Helfer, is to be sold if not claimed by date. Several classified notices seek domestic help and light house work with brief contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Mra
Sean
Clay Avenue
Green Ridge
Helfer
Hiw
Oor 4
W. I. Henrickson
Poundminster
Central City Notices For Schultz and Pichel
Central City lists Albert Schultz at corner Mulberry Street and Webster Avenue and Gubtay Pichel at no Adams Avenue with unspecified notice details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Albert Schultz
Mulberry Street
Webster Ave
Gubtay Pichel
Adams Avenue
WANTED Help Wanted Ads Across City Listings
A garbled collection of want ads and notices seeks workers and service help. Listings include laborers for a stone quarry near Buffalo, a lady in county business, general house workers, a family maid, an experienced "lady shinarick" with salary, and a general agent for a large corporation. Multiple addresses, firms, and contact points appear in Scranton and Philadelphia area business directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monos
Caxton
Chicago
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
National Bank and Trust Company Listings in Pennsylvania
A long roster lists numerous banks and trust companies across Pennsylvania with associated totals and notes. Institutions include Allegheny Trust Company Braddock, Citizens National Bank, German National Bank Pittsburgh, and many more in cities such as Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg and Reading. The document records amounts held or reported as of September 1 and notes official auditing and posting by state officials in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Pitteburge
Saanine “Bank
Pitt Mip Sceewe
Allegheny Trust “Company
AL Iornomy Smenskecelhiveecuesgial
Braddoack Trust “Companys
Braddock Oo
German National Bank
Alice
BNCIV
Pita Burg
Lincoln National Bank
Pitta- ME
Vinton ‘Just Company
Pitteburg
Harrisburg
Donal Bank
Philadelphie
Allegheny National Bank
Pittslnng
Quaker City National Bank
Philadelphia
Rechold Bank
Lancaster
Corn Exchange National Bank
Clearfield Commercial Bank
Harvinbure Commonwealth Real Eatate & Trust Company
Pittsburg
Dollar Savings Lid & Trust Company
Allegheny
Dauphin Deposit Bank
Mare
Einterprise National Bank
Allegheny Exchange
Pittsburg Farmers’ Baer A
Farmers’ National Bank
National Bank
West Chebio
National First National Bank
Lebanon
First National Bank
Somerset
Union First National Bank
Oaledale First National Bank
Doneri
First National Franks
Wil
Beaver
First National Ra
Cnn Witst National Bank
Marietta Federal National Bank
Pitts Trust Company
Butler
Tharrisburg National Bank
Tarrisburg
Saeeseyeeens
Warrishure
Honesdire National
Ccy Rece
City Trust Companys
Oil Peanie's National “Bank
Grove
Prudential ‘Trust Company
Veist Company
Pth
Veces Penney Iyile Trust Computing
Tridge Avenue
Bante
Dale
Fiat Piite
Nathanial Banks
Bonn Vases
Han Duly Ce Eseanesce
Southwark National” Bank
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ No- Commonwealthy’ Raat
Coneburg
Ust
Clearfield Coccceeens City Deposit Bank
Ranron
Guaranty Safe “Deposit
Vand Mercantile ‘Trust ‘Company
National Bank of Nazareth National Bank
Reading
Pittstug
Hure
Poubbeacle Lpolvton Company
Warhington
Union National Bank, Mahie- Union Trust Companys
Lane
Weatiorehend Savingnannie Advatwoor
Scranton Sealed Proposals for Street Signs and Sewers
City of Scranton to receive sealed bids at the City Recorder by 8 p.m. October 13 1902 for furnishing and erecting street signs at intersections and for constructing no cystom sewers in the Nineteenth district with fixtures and appliances. Proposals require a cash or certified check of 100 dollars for signs and 1500 dollars for sewers as a bid guarantee. Bids filed with the City Controller by 8 p.m. October 1 1902. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. JOHN F F ROCHE Director Department of Public Works Scranton Pa September 5 1902
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
Department of Public Works
Scranton
Bureau of Engineering
Chis
Beranton
John Fe, Roche
Departiment of Public Works
Department of Pible Works
Heranton
Joun FF. Roche
Boranton
Notice of Incorporation for Kiser Mill and Elevator Company
Legal notice announces an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania for a charter to form the Kiser Mill and Elevator Company to manufacture and sell Nour feed meal and related products from grain. The act cited is April 187, with the solicitor and party names listed. A separate court notice grants a rule to show cause why a hotel license transfer for Michael Rusinaik in Jermyn County should not occur, returnable October 15, with attorney T M Monaghan representing the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpenneyivants
Woow
Ikizer
Kier W. Worthington
Mooa. Peck
Duthya Tl. Ficken
AOFP
Kiser
Act of Assembly
Kiser Mill and Elevator Company
Thareter Wand
Ite
Db. Kl
Fics Bs. Bolicitor
Vronefer
Court of Quarter Sessions
Michael Rusinaik
Anasta
Third Wari
Orouas
Jermyn
Lackawanna
Michael Oneill
T M Monaghan
Scranton Timetables for New York and Nearby Points
Railroad time tables show departures from Scranton to New York and other points. Services include connections to Binghamton Oswego Syracuse Utica Buffalo Elmira and Montrose with multiple daily trains and Sunday options. Special accommodations run to Nicholson and Bloomingdale divisions with morning and evening departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
LMA
Hay
Bor
Philaddelphia
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Wooing Ueon
Syren
Montrose
Nicholson
Bloomsburge Diviaton
Northamhotland
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights to New York and Connections
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces schedules and connections from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D HRT with parlor car service and daily departures. Highlights include trains to Wilkes Barre Bethlehem Reading Allentown and intermediate coal region stations via DL and HOR with Pullman cars and sleeper service on select trains. Tickets and reservations available at city ticket office 69 Public Square Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Phi Iphland
New York
Carbondale
Philadelphia
Dok H.R. Th
White Haven
Haglotan
DL & H
Pottsville
Bethsehem
Aaten
Reading
Hare Heburg
Bengipal
Lone
DO & Hor
Rltl Oames
Blick Diamond
Lay Pt
M. Munditya
Ahpemk
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Ollin HH
Wilrivr
Cortland Street
Charles & Lee
A.W. Nonemacheper
Agta South
Central Railroad of New Jersey Revised Schedule
Corrected timetable shows trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other destinations with multiple daily departures. The notice lists service to Baltimore Washington Avoca Paton Wilkes-Barre Tamaqua Pottsville and routes via Allentown stating station agents handle rates and tickets. VG Bessler is General Manager and C M Burt is General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Washington
PD. C
Avoca
Patan
Wilkes-Barre
Tenerarich
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lehinon
Harrisbur
Allentown
Tamaqua and
Pottsville
Train Schedule From Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia 1992
Schedule in effect June 16 1992 shows trains from Wilkes-Barre through vestibule to Philadelphia with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches. Stops include Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West with through service on week days and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottaville
Sunbury
Hare Vieburg
Baltimore
Wallington
Pittsburg
West
Coe Sunbury
Harerisburg
Washington
Worksburg
Fatmore
Pittsurge
Tullman
Buffaco Rior
Vinallsville
Prineinet Intermediate Suithons
Finzleton
Sunepate
Harrisburg
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Scranton ‘Tribune
Rie Presbyterian Parsonage
Inghanton
John Horton
John HL Munger
We Mire
HV. Rink
John Mahon
M. L. Smith
B.C. Lake
Arthur J. Harrington
Montrose Fair
Prof
B. Button
Village Hall
Albert Hawley
Charles
Tacoma
Wash
W. J. Maxey
George A. Darrow
Montrose High School
Glenn Guy
BE. Guy
Montrose House
William Beck
Ward
Binghaumton
Charles Fo Watrous
Flamerfelt
Fen. Cobb
Dunraven
Edward Brooks
Mir ¢Ieay
O. M. Delaway
Warden Allen
Wis
Goel Terry
Brooklyn
Brooklys
Oet
Towhksbury
Riftale
W. L. Kent
Ine
Vlaughter
J. Ellloc
Cnndersport
Foster
William Brown
Media Brown
L. Riering
W. J. Sterling
Porter
Mya
J. D. King
A. Gi Sterling
Wyalusing
National League
BOI Co Eceeree
Phileas
Garvin
Ritter
Ther
Diggleby and
Doolin
Uimpires -Dimstie
Lath
St. Louiis
Chicago St.Louis
Rim
R.A. Cou
Vickems
Vind Pelta
Chesbro
Zimmer
O' Diy
LEGAL
Joedn BE
Roche
Dretter
Depariment of Public Works
Bevanton, Pa
Gera
May
General Assembly OF Tar
the Tribune
Sais
SALH
Physicans
Tome of Mya
Fred Gehling
Wayne Avenue
P. O. Rox
Esale
Upper
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Bunderson Avenue
Linden
Colfax
Marion Street
Gmail
Quincy Avenue
Cupouse Avenue
C. B. Ry
W. ML
Breckcourt
von Storch Avenue
Want
West Side
Geo. W. Thinkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred L. Teappe
Cedar Avenue
North Scranton
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue
Market Strect
Charles P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
J. Jomns
Loreny
Washington Avenue
Petersburg
W. OH. Kneppel
Irving Avenue
Dunmore
J. G. Bone & Son
Alamos
Hick’s
Haleted St
Chiceago
Woolworth
Grand Union ‘Tea Co
Addreve Tribune
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Barber School
Blackinton
Franklin Ave
Myrtle Street
Shina Rick
Jefferson Avenue
Certified Public Accountant
Edward Spaulding
Traders’ Bank
Oia” ‘Phon Tsih
Architects
Frederichk Ald Brown
Arch
Real Estate Exchange
Brig. Wash
Ington Avenue
Civil and Mining Engineers
Harding
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
EB Kilunberger
Pauli
Spruce Street
C. Laubach
Wyoming
Fire Insurance
Bchlaghr & CO
Replogic & Co
Mears Bidg
ELS Cafe
PT Pranklin Avenue
PY Aimglwr
Scranton House
Victor Hoch
A. B. Briggs
A. HB. Briggs
Curve
Alain Myouue
Eicke
Joseph Kurtpal Rear
al Lack A
Mite
Berantoi
Beleman Brow
K Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanne Ave
Beluteer
M. Hibbard & Co
Consolidated and Stock Exchange
Broadway
N.V. Walker
Connell
Financial Statement
Hank
Tok
LO of
Wen Na
Sago WY
Pormonine
Hlamdenbergh
Gener
Frank G Harris
Frank G
Harritate Trevanyer
EK BH Abdi
Delaware and Hudson
Mtrect
Ranton Ag
Stonendale
Tor Wilkes
Albany
All Paints Nerth
Pryor
AL Scranton
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Rains Bay Cron
Nowbuveh
Ontario
Boyt
Berton
Chikondile
Cacig
Radi
Cudlosha
Bagel
Lanayn
Bidet
Des
Widhosla
Wabondale
New Wind Ciiy
Medictown
Walton
Norwich
Ouelda
Oawogo
Pitan
R.A West
I P. A
Ann Phil
Mata
Ry Gils
Yam Awahte
Catatel
Phillippe
Job
Batnta
Anni
Bermonton
Hove
Sald
Frederick &, Rcott
Model Laundry
Inunrlors
Moe
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
VG. Bessler
Managar
C. M. Burt
Pass
Pennsylvania Railroad
B.ofeectechtenbon
Mer. A. Wooodsgen Pass
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