District Court Docket and Local Notices
The District Court docket lists cases including Wm Halt sentenced to reformatory at Hutchison for stealing a grip in Chanute. J R Stratton granted divorce. James Brieton pled guilty to burglary. Richardson Roberts vs TP McDonald for 442 and costs. Several divorce cases are on the December term docket. Stallions Milton L Black Medium Babrook stand at Chanute fair grounds from April 1 to July 1. Breeding inquiries to Wat Cougren. The Bank of Commerce collects taxes. Fall millinery displayed by Mrs J W Lowey with latest styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Forest
Wm. Halt
Hutchison
Chanute
J.R. Stratton
A.T
James Brieton
Richardson Roberts Dry Goods Come Pen
McDonald
Costa
Milton L
Fair Grounds
Wat
Cougren
Leanna Threshing Halted by Rain and Local News
Rain paused threshing as fartoera delivered corn at Humboldt. Mrs. W. A. Alford of Erie visited relatives. Thanksgiving supper netted 1246 dollars. J. C. Wilbur’s corn shucking yielded 700 bushels. The second well drilling surpassed the first. Leanna hosted a lively Thanksgiving with Rev. Willis of Humboldt. Leanna beat Rollin 28 to 6 in a ball game. Harry Duckwell, 25, died suddenly at home after a cold. An odd ad touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup at Geo. P. Wilder’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
W. A. Alford
Erie
J. C. Wilbur
Wilbur
Leanna
Rev
Willis
Leaona
Rollin
Harry Duckwell
Duckwell
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Ballard
Geo. P. Wilder
Tony Point and Local Work Notes Queried in Tennant County
Local items report Ed Lawsco and Morris visited son Luther. H Tippie shipped sheep to Kansas City. H Rumble and Walter Hawkins will bale hay for Frank Young. C T Treadway stayed at home near Lallarpe. Will Cox, Greenville, rents farm near Chanute. Harry Bragg brought a double disc plow to Jim Young’s for trial. Also ads urge Cream of Wheat flour and Smith's Sure Kidney Cure priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morris
Luthers
H. Tippie
Kansas City
H. Rumble
Walter Hawkins
Frank Young
C. T. Treadway
Lallarpe
Will Cox
Greenville
Jim Young
First snow falls as Vilas coughs and markets corn
The community notes the season's first snowfall in Vilas while corn is marketed quickly after husking. Rev. Wallace delivers a farewell sermon at Rest Sunday night. Local items include John Kepler's trip to Chanute, a death near Vilas of an infant son to the Doolens, Mrs. Joe Wiltse's illness, Joe Russell painting a new house, Carl Starkey seen in Vilas, and plans for an addition to the Vilas creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
John Kepler
Chanute
Vilas
Jas
Maggie Doolen
Joe Wiltse
Joe Russel
Carl Starkey
Chicago Physician Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs Mary R Merendy a Chicago physician endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for obstinate constricted coughs and bronchial afflictions recommending it for children of all ages. She claims it non narcotic and safe for home use and notes it is sold at Brown's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary R. Merendy
Ill
Brown's Pharmacy
Special area Santa head ete posed winend see
In a partial and garbled clipping, the text references WM P Teller and unidentified agencies. The readable fragments hint at a social or agency notice but lack clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent summary. The overall content remains obscure and non-specific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Hea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stewart
Startup
Landour
Knapp
Minnie Edmiston
Bank of Commerce
M. McConnell
Naomi McCon
Nel
F. E. Smith
Maud Smith
Minoie M. Edminston
Albert M. Edmiston
Nelson Dannefer
C. Brown
Emma Dannefer
R.J. VanLandinghum
Emmi VanLandingham
Mary B. Webb
W. D Webb
James Thomas
Mary E Thomas
J.Q Stratton
V. A. Stratton
Lulu Todd
Walter Todd
John Browning
Lizzie
J. W. Lowey
Dunné Snow
Warner
Dunn & Snow
West Main Street
J.W. Phillips
Dawdy
If. M. Dawdy
West
ACE Headquarters
Neal
Studebaker
Brial
Tony Point
Mrs
Ed Lawsco
Smith
Bloomheart, Wright & Co
W. C. Tomlinson
Oriental Block
Chanute, Kan
Frank Hardesty & CO
Oriental Pharmacy
Conlin
WM. P. Teller
Agest
RSS
Bonwell
Earion
Kas
Kansas
John A. Carter
the Grocer
Furniture Store
Koch Bros
W. L. Douglas
Bloomheart, Wright & Go
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