Tip-Top Bread and Local Ads Highlight Akron News
Local items report Tip-Top Bread specials at Keane’s and farm equipment sales by Robt. Ross, Simeon’s clothing, March & Seamands school supplies, and Lukehart & Stick hay. Community notes include visits, illnesses, a Bunyan opera night, church property tax sale actions, and a contested election recount involving Wm Simeon and Geo Rembe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane’s
Simeon's
March
Ross
Akron
Lyceum
J. F
Seney
Wm. Strobelin
Sioux City
Lukehart & Stick’s
Wm. Simeon’s
Klauer-Swanson Co
Schliiker & Son
Schliiker & Son. Farm ;Machinery “At Actual Cost At 8S. A. Waterburry’s
Wiggam
Opera
Beavers
Jefferson
A. Strobel
Ed. Patterson
Duroc
Jersey
Marcus
M. Verlinden
Town
E. B. Frank
Sioux Falls
Life
S. A. Waterbury
Miss Hill
Westphalia
Kansas
R. R. Pollock
M. M
Talbott
Simeon’s
March & Seamanda
H. G. Warner
LeMars
Lilly ‘Smithing Coal
Akron Lumber Co
Akron Creamery
Papritz
A. Papritz
Prop
Max
Russell Pollock
H. H. Bradley
Lake Andes
S. D
A. H. Phillips
Brooklyn
Iowa
W. H. Glenny
Hiram Holm
Bradley
Births Reported Near Adaville and Town
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aug BE Erickson near Adaville on Friday January 18 1911. Another daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Herman Hendrickson southeast of town on Sunday January 15 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Goodroad
Lovell
S. D
Jos. Gardner
Geo
A. Jeffers
Dallas
Washington,d. C
Aug. BE
Erickson
Adaville
Herman Hendrickson
Auction Notice Details for Garments and Lots
Every garment sells at four dollars off. Lot No 1 sells at two dollars. Lot No 2 sells at four dollars. The notice records a clearance sale with fixed lot pricing and large discounts.
Akron Opens Electric Plant With First Test and Service
Akron lights up new municipal power plant after Friday test run under Supt. J. E. McElligott and Fort Wayne contractor. Weidenfeller market, Jenkins store, and Register-Tribune office first to receive electric light. City council tentatively accepts plant and begins regular service Tuesday. Tungsten lights installed on Reed street intersections for trial illuminate well. street work to start in about two weeks. More businesses and homes wired as revenue begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
J. E. McElligott
Fox
Fort Wayne Electrical Works
Akron Milling Co
Weidenfeller Market
Jenkins’ Store
Register-Tribune
Fort Wayne
Reed Street
Annual Cemetery Meeting Notice for Riverside Cemetery
Notice of the Riverside Cemetery association annual business meeting to be held Friday evening January 27, 1911 at eight o'clock in Drs Cilley and Kerrs office. Election of officers and other legal business will be transacted. Every lot owner is a member and voters are those who signed the constitution and by laws. AVIS WILLIAMS, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cemetery Association
Drs. Cilley & Kerr
Board of Trustees
Riverside Cemetery
M. E. Church Announces Sunday School Change
The M E Church will start Sunday school promptly at 12 30 p m with all members urged to attend. All other Sunday services are suspended for the Baptist rededication. Grant Smith pastor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ogden
Bros
H. W. Farnham
Josie
Katie Weidenfeller
Tony
Hawarden
Helen Webster
Edna Robinson
Newell
King-Perkins Co
Opera House
Neil Robertson
Collins Bros. Harp Orchestra
Akron Opera House
L. H. Adams
Holstein
O. Norton
Ervin & Styles
Hamilton
Afernoon B. &. Brown
G. T
John Warren
D. L. Scanlon
Alcester
F. J. Coyle
Dan Connolly
Westfield
Loren D.blackman
Denver
A. C. Blackman
Muskogie
Oklahoma
Bacome College
J. A. Jones
Highmore
J. D. Farnham
Depot
Moore
Simeon
Baptist
Methodist
Ft. Wayne
Inatall Nthe
Akron Savings Bank
Selby
Early
Wendt
Julia
John I. A. Johnson
Cilley & Kerr Hospital
Bussey
Cilley and Kerr
Ferris
EB. W. Sargent
George Kelly
Will Taylor
Nebraska
J. W. East Watt
Sioux
A. L. Yeaton
C. E. Lennon
Minneapolis
Pp. A. Foley
Faith
New City
Likher
L. A. Waterbury
Dixon County
Dakota County
Searls
Wm. Simeon
Geo. Rembe
Mr. Simeon
Rembe
Crasjs
Sele
Avis Williams
Sec’y
M. E. Church
Grant Smith
Henry Metz Bakery Co
Keane
Rocers
Baldwin Pianos
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