Weather and Local Tidings from Union Creek 5 D
Cold windy week with a mild west wind Sunday aiding outdoor time. Reports say Lake Colony had seven inches of new snow and only one week of sleighing left. Local residents A L Bennett and wife dined with the old folks from Chatsworth. Court in Weatfield involved Hofstad case dismissed on technical point. Bank seeking repayment on a note tied to medicinal suppliers. Col L Crawford resigns from Northwestern and announces candidacy for governor. August Anderson plans to return to Sweden for property interests, return expected before spring. John Johnson bought cattle for spring market. Sewing society met with Mrs John Hultgren. Louise Ericson visited Sioux City. church choir rehearsals for Christmas. Lutheran services Sunday. Rumor of chicken thieves prompts calls for vigilant defense. Weather unsettled. corn picking advised against. harvest expected to finish next week if snow stays away. Chatsworth scribe aims to finish by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bennett
Chatsworth
Chas. Stickney
Elk ‘Paint
E. C. E. Mohr
Westfield
C. H. Maxson
Akron
Ed. Hofstad
Bank of Weatfield
Hofstad
Col. L. Crawford
Northwestern Railroad Company
Crawford
Taylor
Craw
Ed J
Chatsworth Chatterbox Snow Briefs
Mrs D K Bennett and daughter Marie visited Akron Friday and returned Saturday. Chas Kluckhoba of LeMars Iowa roaded through Chatsworth Tuesday. Hugh Pollock hauls corn to Chatsworth the northwest grain market. G E Wells and D K Bennett traveled to Sioux Falls Thursday for Shriners events. A L Bennett watches Reliance Elevator Co interests and examines Skinem Street plans during D K Bennett’s absence. T L Burnight of Akron came in Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jno Westover went to Sioux City Tuesday returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K.bennett
Marie
Akron
Chas. Kluckhoba
LeMars
Iowa
Hugh Pollock
Chatsworth
Northwest
G. E. Wells
D. K. Bennett
Sioux Falls
Shriners
A. L. Bennett
Reliance Elevator Co
Skinem Street
T. L. Burnight
Mrs. Jno. Westover
Sioux City
Big Springs Sprouts Special Correspondence
Farmers report corn husking nearly finished and plan to dig up items. They intend to sell half their corn to pay huskers. Ben Johnson traveled to Salem for a two week hunt. Abel Larson and Elmer visited the Rossbachs last Sunday. Fred Larson's family attended a northeast Alcester wedding last Wednesday. Lindblom Bros. helped shell corn at Cottage Hill farm Monday. C. J. Johnson shelled corn for John Nordstrom last week. A Seely hauls corn to Chatsworth at thirty cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
Salem
Fred Larson
Alcester
Lindblom Bros
Cottage Hill Farm
C. J. Johnson
John Nordstrom
Molasses fed to cattle at Willer ranch South of town
Henry Willer received a carload of molasses to be used daily in feeding a large herd of cattle on his Sioux Valley ranch. The notice also lists a public auction at Akron area on December 4 featuring horses cattle hogs chickens and farm equipment with sale starting at 10:30 a m and free land at noon, auctioneer Jere Toomey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Willer
Sioux Valley
Township
Akron
Swedish Lutheran Church
Freeland
Jere Toomey
E. H. Youngstrom
Johannes Erickson
Coal dealers announce cash sale starting January 1 1904
A group of coal merchants declares it necessary to sell coal for cash or its equivalent from January 1, 1904, asserting the new policy to the public.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wintersteen
Santa Claus Headquarters
Tas
Hamilton
Columbus-Waltham
Lrockford
Hampden
Elgin
Fancy
Tames
Crescent
Wadsworth
Faby
Dueber
China
Raney
China Water
Pioneer Store
Santa Claus
Union Creek
Qur Medical
Lake Colony
Sewing Society
John Hultgren
Louise Ericson
Dodo
Shoulberg
Chatsworth Chats
Abel Larson
Elmer
A. Seely
Bnebel
W. B. Miller
Union Made Clothing
T Men
Ash Billings
Wright
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