Harvest Home Entertainments Mark Westfield Week
Special correspondence notes harvest home entertainments this week with suppers by the Congregational ladies on Thursday October 4 and Richland ladies on Friday October 5. Delegates for the supervisors convention at Ruble named. town business, births, visits, and local arrivals also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
Congregational Ladies’ Aid
Richland Ladies
Rufus Cilley
E. C.F. Mohr
Miles Spaulding
Wm. Murphy
A. A. Wilson
Ruble
Eric Youngstrom
Mr. Cole
Tilly Olson
Richland Ripples
Mrs. Van Vieck visited Mrs. Chas Hitzemann Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herb Sargent called at the Searls home Sunday. Mrs Jas Jeffries shopped to Westfield Saturday. Mrs Pearl Thompson of Elk Point visited local friends at week’s end. Miss Edith Anderson spent Sunday at home. Mrs H C Swoyer and Mrs D Blanchard shopped in Elk Point Friday. Ed Tollefson and family noted sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thorne
Mrs. Amos
van Vieck
Chas. Hitzemann
Herb, Sargent
Searls
Jas. Jeffries
Westfield
Pearl Thompson
Elk Point
Mise
Edith Anderson
H.C. Swoyer
D. Blanchard
Ed. Tollefson
Local Notes From Big Springs Region
James Christenson has disposed of his interests and plans to settle on his ranch west of Bismarck North Dakota. County Sept. French inspected school work and greeted farmers last week. Families of D G Vallin and J F Larson visited P A Carlson home in Sioux Valley Sunday. Fred Peterson completes a new residence on Union Creek farm. Andrew Peterson of Sioux Valley purchased the C J Nilson place. Mrs C J Johnson visited daughters in Sioux City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
James Christenson
Bismarck
N.D County
French
D. G. Vallin
J. F. Larson
P. A. Carlson
Sioux Valley
Fred Peterson
Union Creek
Andrew Peterson
C. J. Nilson
C. J. Johnson
Sioux City
Explanation From W T Kipp On 1906 caucus stance
W T Kipp explains his resignation from influence in the Republican caucus of September 27 1906 after being elected justice of the peace in 1902 and 1904. He states he chose to step aside to avoid favoritism and to share the office’s benefits with others, showing regard for voters and fellow candidates.
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Eiphers
Republian
W. T. Kipp
Wade's Weekly Budget Fruit Sale and Dishes Feature
The ad promotes peaches at sale prices and a fall dishes guide. It highlights Concord grapes in 8 lb baskets at 25 cents, sweet potatoes 5 lbs for 25 cents, baked apples, and assorted fruits including peaches pears plums cranberries and quince. Celery stalks are 5 cents each and pumpkins priced 6 to 16 cents each. Wade, G rocer offers prompt delivery.
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Wade
Local Notes From Whitfield and Surroundings
Local items report Loren Tucker returning to his Minnesota farm after visiting relatives. John McMehon and family came home from Edgerton. Henry Oetken’s sister Annie died east of St. Louis last week. Mankato Commercial College enrollment is 600. Be wary of small schools. Visitants include Donwer of Sewall and W. R. Downer’s brother. R. H. Becker of David City renewed acquaintances. W C T U meets with Mrs. Blackman Tuesday at 3. Miss Farnham advertises fall millinery. Akron ex-teachers hosted current teachers at Agnes home with lawn supper. Baptist choir plans a November cantata “A Tournament of Nations.” Geo. F. Root work highlights national musical traits. Geo. C. Putnam will deliver ice on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitfield
Loren Tucker
Minnesota
John McMehon
Edgerton
Henry Oetken
Annie
St. Louis
BE. Didwner
Sewall
Ilinois
W. R. Downer
R. H. Becker
David City
Nebraska
Ee Myatt & Becker
N. J. Williams
Geo. F. Root
For Sale 160 Acre Farm in Clark County with Cottage Trade
Farm for sale in Clark County has 160 acres and offers a cottage in town as part payment. Also advertised are 150 feeder cattle from 000 to 1,250 pounds for sale at Barnight's stock yards across the Akron bridge, UAMOREAUS & SCHATER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Launa
Barnight’s
Akron Bridge
New Orleans Tour Offers October Visit and Low Rates
The notice promotes an illustrated book on New Orleans and October travel deals to the city. It highlights the Supreme Lodge Meeting and a visit to the National Military Park at Vicksburg, offering free copies of tourist folders and reduced rail rates through H. J. Puxurs of the Illinois Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Supreme Lodge
South
National Military Park
Vicksburg
K. of P
California
Pacifia
Outside attire sales push coats in winter ad
A newspaper ad promotes overcoats with prices from ten to twenty dollars and a bold appeal to dress well. It touts warmth and social appeal with lines about looking good outside and feeling comfortable inside. The notice also includes standard community items from a school enrollment alert to a lithographers strike note and travel fare listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaan
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Coats
Rasmussen’s
Rasmussen Bros
Westfield Items
Lovi Beaubien
M. Beaubien
Woodbury County
Louis Beaubien
Jefferson
Levi Feau
Thos. Warren
May
Akron
Tolof Halverson
W. F. Bushnell
Iowa City
Wheeler
Francis Hopkins
Tom Martin
Dr. Bushnell
LeMars
E. H. Spaulding
Louis Taylor
Sam Sparling
E. F. C. Mobr
H. B. Lilly
Grover Lilly
H. B
Vina Crumrine
Alonzo Lilly
Novemar
May Davis
Moville
W. A. Button
Sioux City Tribune
Leona Beaulieu
Miss Beaulieu
Harry Tenhultzen
Coin
Town
Maude
Will Dickover
Frank
Bennett
Strong
A. D. Lyons
Albert Simmons
VU. R. Simons
Miss Davis
Richland
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Geo. C. Putnam
Mon Akah
Simeon Mev
Grocery & Meat Dept
Yeast
Quart
Snyder's
N.B.C
Santos
Japan
Kinchee
Chocolate Baker’s
Uamoreaus & Schater
Knights of
Pythias
H. J. Puxurs
Illinois Central Railroad
Dubuque, Iowa
C. Rona
Scientific American
Nisaterk Co
Broadway
York
Wasielt
G. M
St. P. Ry
Thains Quing
tNo
National Advertising & Diswetpuring Co
Chicago
Til
Water St
Igaao Wareapony
Beck & Burrill
Moonu
Plymouth County
Anderson & Goodwin
Buster Brown
Mary Jane
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