Mrs Mary Lytle Dies in Great Falls Montana
J M Lytle reports the death of his aunt Mrs Mary Lytle in Great Falls at 82. She lived forty years in the county, and her remains will be brought here for interment at Kim Grove. She was a United Presbyterian member, native of Pennsylvania, wife of the late Alexander Lytle Sr. Funeral plans to be announced. Six children survive. The body travels from Great Falls to dawn, service to follow in this city. Burial at Kim Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
J.M. Lytle
Mary Lytle
Great Falls
Montana
Alexander Lytle, Sr
R. R. Lytle
Pennsylvania
Lytle
Iowa
Dr. Lytle
Iowa City
J.S
California
Clark
Dr. Ott
E. F. Brockway
Darrow
Washington County
Cure for the Grip and Local Notices Prompt
Local notices report a rural mail route petition with inspector visits from Wapello and a box supper at White Cloud schoolhouse led by teacher Chas Latchem. Pharmacy ads tout Dr Miles remedies with testimonials from Gust Evan and others, plus January marriage licenses and crop yield claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud School
Here
Chas Latchem
Change at the Big Livery Sinks into Dennison Firm
T J Allen sells his interest to D M Dennison and possession is taken today. The new firm will be McElwain and Dennison, a reunion of former partners who ran the livery barn nine years ago. Allen will stay on briefly while he considers his future, aided by Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure testimony. Route inspection and rural delivery to residents northeast of the city are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Allen
D. M. Dennison
McElwain & Dennison
Casey's
Allen
Preservation of flowers and wreaths for lasting display
An advertisement offers Preservation of flowers with guaranteed longevity for bridal and funeral wreaths kept in their natural condition and framed at 99 cents each by Mattie Acheson at 304 North Street. The notice also mentions J. W. Udy's return to health after influenza with praise for Dr Miles Nervine and notes his recovery at a Des Moines, Iowa home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Udy
Des Moines
Iowa
Miles’ Nervine
Special Meetings End as Pastor Scholtz Returns Home
Rev. D. L. Scholtz of Quasquetan left for home after conducting two weeks of services at Prairie Flower church in the country. He reported good results from the meetings and their close today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Scholtz
Quasquetan
Prairie Flower Church
Scholtz
Special Immigrant Train Brings Five Cars to City
Conductor Chas Greer piloted a special immigrant train of five cars from Winfield last night. A B Carr and family, formerly of Oquaka Illinois, move to the Smeltzer farm north of town with their stock and household goods. LB I Dixon assists in settling the Carrs in their new home. Wise health ad and weather figures also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Greer
Winfield
A. B. Carr
Oquaka, Ill
I. Dixon
Mr. Carr
Ice Harvest Resumed on Narrow Gauge Line
A special train started on the narrow gauge to haul ice while cutters worked at the river and ice was loaded today. The ice is of good quality and demand is strong. Mrs Denison is reported recovering at Bay City Michigan, aided by Dr Miles Nervine and Pills. Miss Hughes regains health and hopes to return Monday. Mr Hall, though a stranger, impressed with meritorious singing, rising among the era's top oratorio voices. At the Graham February 14.
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Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
Boston
Jack Cheviot
Serge
Assur
Messrs. B., O. & W
Mercer & Chilcote
Graham Opera House
The
Mide Uragked
Joe Walters
Louise Llewellyn
Bowland & Shields
Lemmon & Lewis
East Side
MI HN
Washington
Chicago
Galesburg
Peoria
Mendota
St Louis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Union Depot Connections
B. & WN. W. Depor
Ber
United Presbyterian
Kim Grove
Bethlehem Commandery
Temple Building
Crystal Palace Glass Works
Len Smouse
Sion
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Wapello
Dr. Miles
Gust
Evan, Jackson
Keota
John Longman
Tab
Miles
O. N. Sturges
George
Dawson City
Alaska
Dawson
Gold Creek
J.S. True
James F. Johnson
Lola M. Diller
Benj. W. Cole
Minerva B. Wallace
O. H.williamson
Eunice Burris
Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sunset Park
Clarinda Butler
W. Wheeling
Frank Singmaster
E. C. Bowlby
Waterloo
Ind
Wirtz
East Main Street
D. M
Mattie Acheson
North St
Mr. Miles
E. P. Green
Canaseraga
N. Y
Duncan's Book Store
Tar
New York
Crosby
Ccrosby Oller Millin
Grosby, Bestu
Patent Process
Topeka
Kans.o
Queensware
J. A. Cunningham
Miss Hughes
Madison Medicine Co
Stewart’s
Lona Latta
Vale Pollard
Mr. Hall
Commercial Gazette
Graham
W.E. Nichells
St. Louis, Mo
Chas. Reeves
Wilson
C. A. Overholt
Waldo Wells
Wyman
A. O. U. W. Lodge
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