Westfield Items Special Correspondence
Westfield items report illness among Mr Amos and Mrs Halley while Mrs Searla visits Akron. Peter Watler Jr returns from Lead 8.1. M. W. King moves to new rooms above store as lighting arrives for the store. Dr Bushnell keeps front rooms and Akron lecture begins October 8. Ernest Wallister arrives from Scotland to join Matt Ginsbach's meat market. Ray James recounts Africa work with a musical program. Jake Foltz leaves for Sergeant Bluff Iowa after two years. Local delegation heads to rippey county land opening in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Watler, Jr
Lead
W. King
Bushnell
Akron
Ernest Wallister
Scotland
Matt Ginsbach
Ray James
Africa
Jake Foltz
Sergeant Bluff
Iowa
Chatsworth Chat. Special Correspondence
Misses Gaffney and Quigley visited Sioux City Saturday. Farnhams visited Akron relatives over Sunday. Muth and Rembe went to Wagner South Carolina on business. Mrs Van Allen of Hawarden spent Wednesday with her parents. Foote and Miss Robinson of Akron visited last week. Fletcher of Westfield visited Chatsworth. Bennett returned from Grinnell Iowa after resigning. Palm of Akron visited H K Palm at home. Locals prepare to register for Tripp county lands in South Dakota. Burnight and Smythe attended the dance. Edith Harker of Cedar Falls returned home after weeks with kin. Mrs Patrick and Roy returned from Carpenter South Dakota. Palm went to Vermillion to assist in checking a lumber yard purchase, returning Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Quigley
Sioux City
Farnham
Akron
Henry Muth
Chas. Rembe
Wagner, S. C
Chamberlain and O'Neill
Tripp County
T. L. Burnight, Jr
Martin Smythe
Misa Edith Harker
Cedar Falls
Hawarden
Richland Round-ups Special Correspondence Social Events
The Busy Jees social drew a large crowd at Mr. Rtustad's. Henry Speulda left Saturday for Tripp county to register for 4 claim. Fate visits his daughter and son in Lyman county. Douglas of Sioux City called on his daughter Idith. Will Shattuck family mourns. Mrs. Walston hosted visitors from her mother and cousin. Elder Sheppard to hold quarterly meeting and conference at Richland Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Douglas
Sioux City
Miss Idith
Sheppard
Richland
Prayer meeting drew a goodly crowd in Elk Point area
Mrs BE Swoyer led a Sunday evening prayer meeting with a goodly attendance. Mr. and Mrs H. M. Wallace of Elk Point visited sisters Mrs D Blanchard and Mrs Jeffries. Albert Simons and family moved to Mk Paint. Alva Jeffries takes his place in the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. BE
Sioux Valley Sayings Special Corr Update
Mrs James Kirk is on the sick list. Hat mentions a rain needed for winter wheat. Mrs Lizzie Oaks visited the Carpenter residence. Frank Barr and family live with his brother in law John Carpenter and may make this their winter home. They wed with Mr Nall southeast of Chatsworth. Charles Waterbury and wife returned from Sargent Nebraska to visit relatives and celebrate being back in their native land amid seas of novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Valley
James Kirk
Frank Barr
John Carpenter
Frank
Mr. Nall
Chatsworth
Charles Waterbury
Sargent
Nebraska
Busy October term court opens at LeMars with many civil suits
The October term of the district court at LeMars opens with the largest civil docket in ten years and no criminal cases. Trials set include damage suits against Ak ron Milling by Big Sioux river landowners H P Stoutenbury J F Waterbury Isaac Waterbury Ellen Ross M A Agnes Peter Ide A R Whitney and F P Baker. Medical fee suits against Plymouth county by Drs Justram and Wild may settle health regulation questions. Probate estates include Thos W Lias and Christian J Bredall. Delia M Hise seeks divorce from I C Hise with temporary alimony granted and Friday hearing set October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
W. H. van Velson
Kingsley
Akron Milling Company
Big Sioux
Akron
H. P. Stoutensbury
J. F. Waterbury
Isaac Waterbury
Ellen Ross
M. A. Agnes
Peter Ide
A. R. Whitney
F. P. Baker
Drs. Justram
Remsen
Wild
Wm. Hutchinson
September Honorary Mention At Saint Josephs School
Punctuality and attendance in September earn honorable mention for pupils of St. Josephs School. Names read include Marie Simeon Florence Montagne Catharine Burke Josie Weidenfeller Agnes Montagne Margaret Gleason Nellie Burnight Ollie Agnes Florence Page Annie Truntt Katie Weidenfeller Joel Burnight Michael Gleason John Agnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Marie Simeon
Florence Montagne
Catharine Burke
Josie Weidenfeller
Notice to Milk Users and Local Birth Announcement
Notice to milk users states a price rise due to feed costs, effective Monday October 12, at 6e per quart and 34g per pint, signed by D L Warersury. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Phil Bimeon of LeMars is noted born Monday October 5, 1908. Akron will host W F Maun on October 17 with Lem 8B Parker dramatizing Tempest and Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Warersury
Mrs
Phil, Bimeon
LeMars
W. F. Maun
Akron
Parker
Mary J. Holmes
J J Aalfs Public Sales Notice
AALS announces will handle public sales and guarantee best possible results. Business solicitation emphasized with reasonable terms. For dates contact Akron Savings Bank at phone 52 line 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Savings Bank
Sale Dates Near Akron Listed With Distances
Obscure 1909 sale notices show multiple buyers named Martin Summy Joseph Huckert Dick Dirks Chas Willer Fred Dirks and Youngquist with locations west and northeast of Akron and an entry for Ever Johneon at Ruble lows. The fragment records auction intent dated October 14 and January 26 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Summy
Akron
Joseph Huckert
Dick Dirks
Chas. Willer
Fred Dirks
Youngquist
Johneon
Ruble
Lows
Wedded at Radcliffe in 1908 a Radcliffe wedding
A detailed account of Lydia Wiemer marrying Prof LeRoy Anderson of Akron Town in Radcliffe Iowa on Saturday October 3 1908 at 6 pm with ceremony at the Wiemer home conducted by Rev Lang Evangelical church followed by a reception and registry of guests. The article notes their backgrounds and future plans at Morning side College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wiemer
Radcliffe
Iowa
Lydia
LeRoy Anderson
Akron
Hazella Winterfield
Lang
Anderson
Morningside College
Principa
Akron School Board
Hoe
Discrimination in Election of Farmers to Congress and Senate
Colonel Bryan laments ongoing discrimination in electing farmers to Congress and the Senate. He cites the nationwide bias against a Lincoln Nebraska farmer chosen for the White House and New York Tribune, highlighting broader prejudice in American politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Congress
Senate
Lincoln
Neb
New York
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Akron Market Report
Westfield Items
Amos
Weatfield
J. S. Halley
Hugh
J. Searla
I’. Moher
Gus Martin
Joe Hummell
Levi Waddington
Wm. Wilkeson
Duke Bogeotiet
John Mansfeld
O'Neil
Chatsworth Chat
Mrs. Art. Fletcher
Westfield
L.¢. Bennett
Grinell
Mra
G. A. Palm
H. K
H. B. Palm
Vermillion
Fullerton Company
Will Shattuck
Mrs. Walston
Johnson
Mrs. Jenson
Lizzie Oaks
Carpenter
J. J. Aalfs
Prince Pal of
Akron Schoola
Prof. Anderson
Cummins
Neil Robertson
A. B. Cummins
Baptist Church
West
The
Pacific Monthly
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Republian Party
Republican Party
James 8. Sherman
Dakotas
Montana
Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Chicago , Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines Dubuque
Kansas City
Madison, Wis
Milwaukee Minneapolis Mitchell, S. D
Omaha
St. Paul
Lemmon
Mildred
Terry
Miles City
Musseishell
Lewistown
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
EF. A. Miller
Hicago
George B. Haynes
Marquette Bldg
Ahron Opera House
Norka Concert Co
the Gingerbread Man
Mrs. ‘I’. L. Burnight
J. A. D'Arville
Cornet
Dear Heart
Mattei
Arthur D'Arville
Braga
Valse Graceuse
German
Mit
L. Martin Smythe
Carissima
Penn
L. Burnight
U and I
Reading
Mrs. I. Martin Smythe
Satan Rose
T. L. Burnighy
Arditti
New York Leather Co
Manufacturers’ Association
East
Taft
Sherman
Freedom of America
Herman
Register-Tribune
N. J. Brown
H. G. Clark
John Hultgren
Holicon Gem Phonographic
Small and Large
Born and Crane
Waldo Hilliker
Wendt
Keampier-Trin- Une
Gent
Doda Fisk
First National Bank
C. L. Knapp
West Held
Towa
Brasa
Kuble
Geo. Way
Pat
Connolly
Callan B.J. Mellen
R.F.D
Carl Mann
St. P. Ry
tNo
P.m
A. Weterbury
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