Westfield Notes Report Local Life and Travel
Tiwan reports Misa Mabel Eberly is ill. Congregational church Ladies plan annual harvest supper at month end. O M Rasmussen called to Akron for ill brother James. Mrs. St Hemphill and children visit Sioux City. Delegation to the fair from Westfield. Elmer Seward and Mr. King visit Richland origins. Raymer to Alexandria SD. Hanes to Lansing MI. Duke Spaulding back to Faribault school. Plans move old pool hall building. J H Bigelow to build new. Mohler family moving into new home. Harry Tennelson ill then travels home. Grover Lily visit. C P Woodward guests. Searls visit Sargent. Lily family from Akron. Brintnalls patronize Akron. Rain hinders Sioux City fair plans. Infant of DeWolf family dies. moved from here to Elk Point. Hoffman brothers rent Hum mel farm. trade fair. Program short but well received. square dance earns $110 with $25–80 expenses. Bennett drive Hawarden trip. Wise thrashes Union county grain. Manning seeks land in Dakota. Mt Hope school opens with Miss Anna Skogman.
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Congregational’ Church
O. M. Rasmussen
Akron
James
Robert
Rasmussen
Miss Farnham
Akron’s
Plymouth County
LeMars
Claude R. Porter
Kain
Arendt
Hise
Louis Bly
Medical Lake
Washington
Melvin
Louis
Sioux City
Mediout Lake
Prank Bly
Union Creek Ripples and Nearby News From Sioux City Visitations
A light rain touched the region Tuesday while S W Harker visited Hawarden friends. Elk Point residents Gassman family toured local kin, Union Creek sends many to the Sioux City fair. Filmer Johnson leases Henry Smith farm for a year minus eighty acres, to be worked by T C Squires. A Mount Hope schoolhouse meeting by property owners and Supervisors aimed at a road east from the schoolhouse produced only rag-chewing. Gundar Fredell of Elk Point spent Sunday with his parents. A L Bennett left for Chatsworth to manage Reliance Elevator Co.’s elevator Tuesday. Reeves and Meyers returned to Sioux City after farm days. Vere Jensen went home to Sioux Falls after a two‑month stay with Emil Olson at Big Springs. Mrs. Munson of Sioux City, visiting Ericson home, returned Friday. Pastor Nielsen left Monday for Michigan due to his father’s serious illness. M B Reeves and August Meyers visited Sioux City to tend the farm and repair buildings. Mrs. Larson and daughter Rather returned to Sioux City Friday morning. Esther departed Sioux City Saturday for Pierre South Dakota to start time on her claim. The Wiberg grave picnic last Thursday drew a large crowd.
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Mount Hope
Gunard Fredell
Elk Point
A.L. Bennett
Chatsworth
Reliance , Elevator Co
Reeves
Gus Meyers
Sioux City
August Meyers
Richland Ripples harvest supper slated at Richland church
SpecialCorrespondents note social visits around Richland with Mr and Mrs C R Simons at P J Brant’s and trips to Akron Westfield Gayville S C. Mrs Ed Tollefson leads primary class Edith Anderson principal. Ladies’ aid sets harvest home supper and program at Richland church Friday September 28. all invited.
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Ed, Tollefson
Edith Anderson
Charles Marks
Gayville
S. C
Ladies’ Aid
Richland Church
Hog Cholera Remedy Formula from Agriculture Department
The department of agriculture endorses a hog cholera treatment made from wood charcoal sulphur saltpeter baking soda Glauber salts hyposulphite antimony sulphide and chlorate of potash mixed thoroughly. Dosing is a tablespoon per 200 pounds of hogs twice daily, with calomel added if constipation occurs. A simpler home mixture used by Indian experiment stations costs under ten cents a pound and is readily available.
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Department of Agriculture
Indians Experiment Station
Local Akron Visitor, Dishes, and Plows Highlight Era Life
Local notes report Rev J L Watson of Hawarden visiting Akron, Nebraska relatives visiting in Lincoln and Sioux City, and a large pelican sighting. Akron High School football prepares for a season opener with Elk Point on September 22 as new opera engagements promise a twin Riggs performance.
Birth of Four Daughters Noted in Akron Family
Mr and Mrs Chas Ferris of Akron welcome four daughters born Sunday September 9 1906. The event adds to the local family, with details of names forthcoming in next notices.
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Chas, Ferris
Akron
Time Table of Trains From G M Sh P
G M and Sh P timetable lists northbound trains No 103 departs 6 01 pm No 101 departs 10 45 pm No 93 freight departs 8 87 am No 71 freight departs 8 86 pm Southbound trains No 132 passenger 6 37 am No 106 passenger 8 29 pm No 92 freight departs 1 36 pm No 74 freight departs 1 15 am Runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Runs Daily except Saturdays Runs Mondays Wednesdays Sundays
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Nortil
Reduced Prices on KRESOLINE DIP
The Gladstone Medicine Co announces a major price cut on Kresoline Dip due to better manufacturing and cheaper crude Cresol. Quart cans drop from 2.00 to 1.50, five gal from 8.00 to 6.00 with special quotes on larger lots. The disinfectant protects hogs cattle horses sheep and poultry from lice scab ticks mange worms and aids cholera prevention. Hawarden Iowa based F Cobb and Marge Mos.
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Gladstone Kregoline
Gladstone Medicine Co
Hawarden
Lows
Piano Concerts at Button's Music Store in September
A series of piano concerts at Button's Music Store begins September 15. Each performance starts at 8 p.m. and continues through September 23, featuring J. O. Loar and Borron.
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Button’s
J. 0
Borron
Wade's Weekly Budget and Market Picks
A long, mixed update outlines upcoming canning pouches demand, fruit arrivals, and price expectations through September. It notes Solways, Hales, Hibertas, Bartlett pears, and Dragon pears, plus requests for cauliflower and small white onions. Also advertised are spices, vinegars, malt, table salt, baking powder, cocoa, chocolate, extracts, and Diamond Flour, with a promise of a ground water information report and Mitchell Corn Palace Exposition rail rates. An editorial by F. EB Triggs urges two weed-cutting sessions for highways to curb roadside weeds.
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California
Solways
Colorado
Michigan
Arvaye
Hinze
Tabla USA
Forse
Underground Waters of Akron Visit for Water Study
Mr C H E Meinzer of the United States Geological Survey will visit Akron to study groundwater conditions governing well water. The survey investigates groundwater resources across the state, mapping depths to water bearing beds and assessing quantity and quality of available water.
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Akron
C. HE. Meinzer
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
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Tiwan
Misa Mabel Eberly
Elmer Seward
Mr. King
Spencer
Richland
Mr. Seward
Mrs. Petty
Ed. Raymer
Alexandria
Thomas Hanes
J. H. Bige
Jow
Jas
Buckingham
E. C.F. Mohler
Bod
Harry Tennelson
Grover Lily
Mrs. C. A.searls
Herb Sargent
Sarah Lily
Mrs
Brintnall
Westfield
Wm. DeWolf
Fred
Bert Hoffman
Chas. Hummel
Will
Sqand
Mrs. A. L. Bennett
Chas. Wise
Union County
Wm. Manning
Dakota
Mt. Hope
Anna Skogman
Union Creek
S. W. Harker
Gassman
Filmer Johnson
Henry Smith
T. C. Squires
Vere Jensen
Sioux Falls
Emil Olson
Big Springs
Mrs. Munson
Ericson
Nielson
Wiberg
L. N. Crill
Antoine Smythe
the Pricemakers Opera House
U. Co. I. Coo
Iowa
Simeon
Grocery and Meat Dept
Specialis
Mencing
Hose
Lim
Swift
Japan
C. R. Simons
P. J. Brant’s
Mrl Bilhmeyer
Maude Kent
Carl Bilhmeyer
Wina Crumline
Jake Crotzer
W.S. Bennett
Strong
Mrs. Sargent
Son Earl
Mrs. Wooton
Mr. Cannon
Mrs. Frank Squires
Mesdames Squires and
Booker
Els Point
J. L. Watson
Grandma Sayles
Nebraska
A. Waterbury
Wintersteen
Janesville
John Deere
Jas. Woodside
Lincoln
Florence Cooney
Little
Bradley
S. D
Opera House
Ralph Riggs Opera Company
Riggs Company
Mrs. Huckett
Asia
Mill Dam
John Knudson
Joh Tucker
G. M
Sh. P. Ru
el, F. Cobb and
Margh Mos
Wade
Mitchell
Ade Wade
Grocer
Kall
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