Spring cleaning sale with lace curtains and white goods
New and clean stock offered at below average store prices for spring cleaning. Shen consolidates a jam full selection including lace curtains in cream or white from 50c per pair, women’s waists from 50c to 3.00, embroideries and laces imported from Switzerland and Austria, corset cover embroideries, white flaxons, and linen thread finished fabrics at special prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Austria
Kramer & Tynburg
New York
Iowa Farmer Turns Crisis Into Potato Niche
Next week's Iowa Homestead features a young farmer who switched from corn after cutworms wiped out his crop. He adopted potato growing as a specialty, turning defeat into success through quick insight and practical farming sense. The Homestead and this paper are clubbed together for $1.50 annually. call the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cail
Community Notes From The Akron Area
A choir will meet for praising next Tuesday evening. Ericson drove a carload hogs and cattle to Sioux City last week. Aug Anderson returned from Steel, North Dakota. Adolph Wiberg visited Sioux City Wednesday. Herman Anderson and J. Gassinas families visited the Seilberg home last Sunday. John E. Ericson and Henry Manning went to Sioux City with hogs last Tuesday evening. S W Fredell and Andrew Peterson visited Council Bluffs and Omaha over Sunday. Local Luther League and Akron League planned a joint June 24 picnic at Frank Swangon's in Akron. Last Monday Miss Signe Ericson celebrated eighteenth birthday with about fifty guests at her home. ring presented and well-wishes given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
Seilberg
John E
Ericson
Henry Manning
Sioux City
S. W. Frédell
Andrew Peterson
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Luther League
Akron League
Frank Swangon
Akron
Signe Ericson
Signe
Millnerville Notes and Local Visits Chronicle
Special correspondence from Millnerville reports routine farm and social news. Items include auto repairs by H G Codd, visits by Lon Lilly and Lonny Fursee, a Bethel church conference led by Dr Chipperfield, sick lists for Mrs Frank DeRocher and Mrs Lon Lilly, Dena Mellette’s Jefferson visit, cattle driven to pasture, Gladys Fry finishing her year at Happy Hollow school, and a marriage announced for Lone Hangon’s family. A barn fire near LeMars claimed horses and furniture. Mrs Hoorneman, a former local teacher, mourns the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millmerville
Bethel Church
Millmer
H. G. Codd
Merrill
Turton
Lon Lilly
Lonny Fursee
Akron
Henry
Jensen
Salix
Iowa
Chipperfield
Frank DeRocher
Harry Fursee
Millnerville
Messrs
Dodd
Lilly
Westfield
Lone Hangon
Clarence Hoorneman
LeMars
Soo Valley Westfield Items
Local notes from Richland and area list visits from C Harrington and Lydia to Richland, J L Van Buskirk and Hardy Lilly on business in LeMars, Irene Welch visiting Dennison cousins, Tom Covany returning to Tripp claim, and illness in the Pelroy family. Social calls include Mills, Dennison, Tracey, Vradenburg family news, and a wedding dance attendance at Jefferson. Children of Lillys with whooping cough and multiple callers at Mills and Coleman households are noted along with Akron and Potosia visitors. Dan Coleman asks, How ’bout it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harrington
Lydia
Richland
J. L. van Buskirk
Hardy Lilly
LeMars
Irene Welch
Sadie
Cecil Dennison
Tom Covany
Tripp
Fred
Ira Pelroy
Frank Mills
Jefferson
Willi Reed
Roy van Buskirk
Fountain-Chicoine
Mills
Akron
Sadie Dennison
John Covany
Westfield
Philip Tracey
James Tracey
C.S. Vradenburg
Toledo
Ohio
Grover Rolling
P. W. Harrington
Vessey Harrington
Chester Mills
Alice
Agnes Coleman
James
John Coleman
Lin
Lilly
Frances Mills
Edith
Julia Cilley
Mike Gleason
Frank Trauit
Chatsworth Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Chatsworth residents Crowell and Howie agreed to Sioux City on Tuesday. Mrs. Dow and Addie Morris visited relatives at Jeffers on Sunday. Mrs. L. R. Crowell visited Canton relatives over the weekend. Miss Myra Wells returned home to Pecatonica Illinois after five months with George Wells family. H. D. Mohr and wife visited Sioux City on Monday. Bennett Wells Mohr and Webb attended Masonic lodge at Ireton Wednesday night. Burnight Jr and wife Kuboro and children and others were noted in activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Crowell
Wallace Howie
Sioux City
Dow
Addie Morris
Jefferson
Canton
Myra Wells
George
Pecatonica
Illinois
H. D. Mohr
D. K. Bennett
Geo. Wells
T. J. Webb
Masonic Lodge
Ireton
T. L. Burnight, Jr
Akron visitors attend recital and medical meeting
Ruth Phippin of Akron visited on business with J C Button and toured the school. Dr Roland attended a medical meeting in Ireton. J D K Bennett and daughter Birdie, Maude Miller, and Mae Gilmore joined Dr Roland in Akron last Friday evening to attend Mrs Burnight's recital and enjoyed it.
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Neb
Ruth Phippin
Akron
J.*.c. Button
Roland
Ireton
J . D. K. Bennett
Birdie
Maude Miller
Mae Gilmore
Arbor and Flag Day Observed and Local Notices
Teachers and pupils observed Arbor and Flag Day on April 26. F J Swanson and a Mr James of Akron visited Adaville on Monday. Mothers Day will be observed May 12 at the U B Church. Hamilton was seriously ill last week but is improving. The next Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Geo Brown on Thursday May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Swanson
James
Akron
Adaville
Hamilton
Geo. Brown
Dandelion Control by Spraying with Iron Sulphate
A 20 percent iron sulphate spray kills young dandelion plants while old roots resprout. Apply two pounds of sulphate of iron per gallon of water, one gallon per square rod, repeat if needed. Do not spray lawns near mowing, as grass and clover blacken but recover. Cement walks and linen discoloration are possible.
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Register-Tribune
Church of Christ Notes Regular services at Lord's day
Regular services Lord's day morning and evening with interesting subjects at each preaching hour. Those not worshiping elsewhere invited to be present. O. L. Adams, Supply Preacher.
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O. L. Adams
Corn Shelling and Misc Listings Notice
Classified brief listing various notices including Talbott and Glenny on corn shelling with phone numbers, lost chain and cross, found money inquiry, sale items like DeLaval Cream Separator, white seed corn, a washing machine, a seven room house with barn, and Richardson double store building with contact details. Includes multiple individuals and businesses such as B. A. Adams John C. Hoyt Neil Robertson and the Register Tribune office.
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John C. Hoyt
Register- Tribune
Early settler Henry C. Collman dies at 74 in Preston
After a long illness Henry C. Collman died Saturday April 27, 1912, at his Preston township home where he settled in 1872. He was 74 and survived by his wife and six children. Funeral conducted Monday at Grant township Lutheran church with interment there. A movement led by E A Thomason and others seeks a Carnegie medal for Oliver Bray who rescued Louis Wagner from the Floyd River during high water last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Collman
Preston Township
Plymouth County
Lewis
Henry
John
Henry Theilen
LeMars
Gert Theilen
Grant Township
Louis Theilen
J. D. Meyer
Grant Township Lutheran Church
LeMars Sentinel
E. A. ‘Thomerson
S. Clarke
Oliver Bray
Bray
Louis Wagner
Floyd River
Decoration Day Preparations Urgent Notice
Notice urges all cemetery lot owners to settle dues or taxes promptly. Secretary Mrs. G. H. Wooton asks individuals to come in to finalize payments as the association plans many projects for the year.
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Getile
G. H. Wooton
Glenny’s Pantorium Moves Over Wendt’s Store
The shop now operates above Wendt’s store offering clothing cleaning and repairs with guaranteed workmanship. Contact by phone at 67 for service and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenny’s
Wendt
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Kirkendall Shoes
C. S. Sanford
M. L. Hauck
Ideal Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Paul Wendt & Co
Soo Valley
Chatsworth
Church of Christ Notes
Ieee
Roland Mellen
Alvin Bly
Saleh
Frank Wakeman
Talbott & Glenny
Christ
Don Cameron
Telephone
L. H. Adams
Wm. Thorne
P. H. Dunn
Alanson Baker
Black
W. W. Ross
P. X. O’rielly
B. A. Adams
Chas. Christianson
R. R. Pollock
Opera House
Neil Robertson
A. J. Claeys
R. J. Hauck
Minnesota
Prairie
Daniels-Jones Company
Security Bank
Becker
Clay Counties
Kidder, Stutsman
Burleigh
North Dakota
Hugo Wiberg
Thomarson
Carnegie Commissioners
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