Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Holiday Visit and Local News
Messers G F E Wells and H J Schumacher and Miss Mabel Bennett vacationed in Hot Springs South Dakota for a few weeks. Henry Huerter of Hawarden plastered the new Wells store addition this week. Misses Kae and Minnie visited their brother H B Palm. M J McManaman and Will Oaks provided music for a dance at Garland last Saturday. The Milwaukee Co building more stock yards near town draws praise from shippers but worsens the odor. A group of unruly boys vandalized John Larson’s house Saturday night prompting calls for strict discipline. Mike Gaffney hosted a Wakeman hall program Monday with Beresford orchestra. Weather last week showed 93 and 68 degrees with Sunday the warmest day. Harvesting of barley and winter wheat began. Frank Bolster nearly fainted from heat and lay near Moore’s yards before being found. A G Anderson of Janesville is visiting relatives here for a few weeks.
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Messers
G. FE. Wells
H. J. Schumacher
Mabel Bennett
Hot Springs
Henry Huerter
Hawarden
Wells
Kae
Minnie
H. B. Palm
M. J. McManaman
Will Oaks
Garland
Milwaukee Co
John Larson
Mike Gaffney
Wakeman’s Hall
Beresford
Frank Bolster
Brunskill
Moore
Big Springs Sprouts Special Correspondence
Last Sunday was hot with 105 in the shade. Corn is growing well after lost time. A. W. Johnson attended Elk Point on business Monday. A large turnout from our community at the Lutheran Sunday school picnic Tuesday. program praised as grand. John Nordstrom installed a windmill and chicken house, improving the place. Don’t forget the Sunday school picnic next Tuesday at Chas. Anterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Johnson
Elk Point
John Nordstrom
Chas. Anterton
Union Creek Ripples balance hot days with local notes
Community news from Union Creek reports travel by residents to Beresford and Akron, church events and a Swedish Lutheran picnic at P. C. Wiberg's grove. Local farming progress notes barley and winter wheat, plus a new telephone line, line No 16, with named subscribers. Several visits and a funeral at Ellen dale cemetery conclude the period.
Adaville Items and Upcoming Socials and Meeting
The quarterly meeting will be held here Saturday and Sunday July 22 24 Elder Cronk will attend. An ice cream social on Fred Fletcher lawn last Friday drew $22.50. Another social at the same place is planned Tuesday evening July 25 all invited. Mrs Agnes Tindall and Jessie plus Mrs Pringle visited LeMars at Albert Johnsons home. Mrs Ed Beaulieu died Tuesday July 11 of pneumonia at age 2 years funeral services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Cronk
Fred Fletcher
Agnes Tindall
Jessie
Westfield Heat and Community Notes
Westfield endures extreme heat with temperatures near 99 to 100 in the shade, insects bite residents, and a Tuesday shower brings brief relief. The town plans evening services, notes harvest activity, a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Mills, while visits and illnesses prompt travel. Local events include a Catholic church ice cream social on July 25 at Yeomen hall from 4 pm.
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Westfield
Frank Mills
Neil McFarlan
Bloomers Defeat Akron in Pitchers Duel and Slugfest
In front of about 1,000 fans the Boston Bloomer nine edged the Akron boys 7 to 4 as the girls in the lineup gathered seven runs in the late innings. Akron's bats heated up late but Bloomers’ defense held, with Millinerville and Indian Creek games following. Barr starred for Akron in both contests, while Maloney and McManaman led Indian Creek with key hits.
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Boston Bloomer Nine
Akron Boys
Akron
Bloomers
Millinerville
Indian Creek
Husky Millnerville Boys
Barr
May
Massey
White
I’. Ross
Rex Smith
C. Barr
B. Port
R. Buchter
R. Baker
Gardner
O. Moore
Hid. Meyers
Indians
P. McManaman
W. Maloney
F. Ross
Rex. Smith
E. Cilley
Sullivan
M. McManaman
J. McGilfrey
H. Meyers
D. Maloney
Ed. Meyers
A. McGilfrey
W. Meyers
Akron man Ramsey pushes prohibition views in Woonsocket council
Attorney Thomas Ramsey of Woonsocket, S.D., urged the council to maintain a prohibition administration as the town debates licensing saloons. He noted police protection is weak, leaving ladies afraid to stroll at night, and emphasized the public’s will at the polls for a wide open town.
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A. Ramsey
Woonsocket
S.D
Redmond Bros
Ramsey
Akro Lyceum Course Promises Rich 1905 06 Attractions
The Akron Lyceum announces a five number course from the Co operative Lyceum Bureau of Omaha. Attractions include the Salisbury Orchestra with Abby Rose Wood, Ash Davis the cartoonist, two grand lectures by Robert Parker Miles and Dr H W Sears, and a vivid profile of Parker Miles highlighting his rise from Castile Garden to literary circles.
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Lyceum
Akron
Iyceum Bureau of
Omaha
Salisbury Orchestra
Chicago
Sen. H. Salisbury
Abby Rose Wood
America
Ash Davis
Robert Parker
New York City
H. W. Sears
Decatur
Illinois
Robert Parker Miles
Benj. I. Salinger
Supreme Court
Iowa
Castle Garden
Academica
Moody and Booth-Tucker
Gladstone
Pope Leo XIII
C M and St P Excursion Rates for 1909 Summer Travel
The C M and St P railroad offers Lewis and Clark exposition round trip fares from Akron at 45.00 valid June 1 to October 16. Home seekers rates apply every Tuesday to destinations in South and North Dakota and Minnesota. Summer resort tickets available May 10 to September 30 with thirty day validity at one and third fare for round trips.
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Portland
Oregon
Akron
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Spirit Lake
Arnold’s’ Park
Lakes Okoboji
Bucklen Amica Salve Cures Lip Sore in Concord Ky
Concord Kentucky resident B F Leek relates a 20 year sore on his upper lip that caused agony and hampered eating. After failed remedies he healed it with Bucklen's Amica Salve. The ad touts relief for burns cuts and wounds and notes availability at J F Cook's drug store for 250.
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B. F. Leek
Concord
Bucklen
J, F. Cook
Hanson Barr Stricken On Street
Hanson Barr suffered a paralytic attack on the street Thursday evening. He was carried to his room and Dr. Cilley was summoned, finding the entire right side affected. His age and condition give slim chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Barr
Cilley
Diamond Cure for Consumption Reported in Paris
The Diamond Cure is claimed to cure consumption and pneumonia with a rapid effect. W. T. McGee of Vanleer Tennessee endorses Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Col ds, alleging a fourteen year cough was cured. Available at F Cobb s drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanleer
Tenn
Dr. King
F. Cobb
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