Local Siftings Skip Through Town Notes and Visits
In a roundup of short notices, Susan and Cowles were seen in town, Geo B and Mrs Boyle were out Monday, Rod Jain of Portland visited, L Ranney traveled to Redfield, Homer Deane ill at Thorington, Geo W Hanna came from La Verne, Mrs C C Samson in St Paul since Monday, Dr Gay comments on local affairs, R Dutton seriously ill, John Hohn reports solid insurance business, F C Adams traveled to Des Moines on business, Mrs G C Calkins visiting from Wairmont, fashion warns sling carry, Miss Cora Wright of Wesley visited Aggie Ward, B D Barr from Swea City in town, W W Jones led land seekers to Kansas, Stella Hubbard sick after vaccination, Rey Suckow lectured at Woden, Attorney B B Cotant left for Maringo for a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B
Mrs. Boyle
Rod Jain
Portland
TD. L. Ranney
Redfield& BD
Homer Deane
Thorington
Geo. W. Hanna
Lau Verne
C. C. Samson
St. Paul
F.C. Adams
Des Moines
GC. F. Calkins
Wairmont
Cora Wright
Wesley
Aggie Ward
B.D. Barr
Swea City
Kansas
Little Stella Hubbard
Rey Suckow
Woden
B. B. Cotant
Maringo
E. J. Gay
Carl Gay
LaPorte
Mart McCall
A. M. Foley
J. 1
Blossom
Burt
Thomas Gray
Wil
Lizzie Hahn
Ringsted
Jess Henderson
la Verne
DP. Harrington
Mrs. Hamilton
Thorington Street
Charivari
Julia Walters
Emmetsburg
W. Y. Carson
Bancroft
Ortonville
Minnesota
Bismarck N.D
W. H. Mulligan
Germania
Robinson & Sarset
John G. Smith
T. L
Frank Morris
Whittemore
Grant Township
August Brown
McTinroe
Drake University
Pharmacy
Libbie Moffus
Eddy
Ledyard
J. Roswell
Cha
Jimmie McDonald
Des Molines
Geo. Hotlus
Cowles & Murtagh
R. E. Towle
Minneapolis
Lilly
James Patterson
G. M. West
Boon
B. B
Cotant
P. Christensen
M. McMillan
Tamipico St
CG. Byson
Oklahoma
Geo. Weld
George
Chicago
Spirit Lake
Lake Park
Algona
Billy Burton
G. W. Cady
Boscobel
Wis
G. W
Local notices of farm rental moves and town visits
Names and actions fill notices from Batfalo to Emmetsburg listing farm rentals, teachers, business callers, arrivals, travels, and relocations. Twin births, land prospects, store sales, and home purchases are noted alongside moves to Minneapolis, Jefferson, and Ortonville with various residents and visitors identified.
Algona Notes and Transfers Cliffside in Week
Algona's week brings family moves, new jobs, and local business changes. Mrs. G. W. Pangburn and daughter Vivian visit. J. L. Jamison plans a move to Algona. mail routes and farm sales update residents on housing, acreage, and opportunities. Local events include a Japanese godal at Congregational church and theater plans for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kath
Corwith
Nankie
Prince Henry Sightings and School Finances Review
E F Smith Co reports Joe Power saw Prince Henry in Chicago while secretary B Dodge outlines last year’s school funds totaling 9 587 87 for teachers 951 84 for janitors 905 16 coal 887 00 water 161 26 legal services and 1 048 52 for sun dries. Board budgets for next year ask 8 000 teachers fund 4 500 contingent 4 000 school house. The grand jury returned indictments mostly for gambling or beer sales. Whittemore creamery ex-manager L Thompson faces embezzlement charges set for April term. Local theater promotes C B Marvin's A Wise Member at Call opera house March 11, with James Barrows' comedy to follow. J E Hudson leaves for Portland Ind. Wooster store opens amid brisk take of 750 in initial day and half stock value. Ballyards of Al gon bowling saw Converse Cordingley Cramer Wilson Switzer Lampright Turner McCall Mint Finkle in a 99 pin victory. high score 190 by Lampright amid Cordingley’s standout bowling. Another match planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Power
Chicago
Prince Henry
B. Dodge
L. Thompson
Whittemore Creamery Company
Bonar and Swetting
Richard and Thompson
Webster City
Mat Richardson
Fford
C. B. Marvin
Call Opera House
Marvin
James Barrows
Cheever
Wooster Ohio
Portland
Algona
Converse
Cordingley
Cramer
Wilson
Switzer
Lampright
Turner
McCall
Mint
Finkle
Stock Sale Of Durham Cattle Near West Bend Whittemore
A farm sale listing 71 Durham cattle to be bid at the seller’s residence on Wednesday March 12 1902. The herd includes 16 milk cows and heifers four two year olds 11 two year old steers 10 yearlings yearling steers 11 calves and four bull calves. All cattle are home raised with no bulls in 16 years. Sale site described by directions near Garfield creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bend
Whittemore
Garfield Creamery
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Piirs
Opera House
Susan
Representative Cowles
N. Spencer
Batfalo
J. Hultgren
Varna
Grace Purvis
Irvington
Wriday
Albert Peterson
Bert Brownlee
Sexton
A. F. Call
Sioux City
G. Fy
Mrs. Peek
H. SéHer
Wm. Kelly
Nova Springs
BE. L. McLeary
Forbes
Pueblo
Col
McLeary
Colorado
Charles Barton
Patterson & Son
Charles Patterson
Mr. Garton
Hal Cowan
New York City
Roosevelt
Wilber Quick
Mason City
Globe—Gazette Company
R. J. Towle
Chas Patterson
Polk County
W. H. Horatis
J. L. Sutton
Mankato
Dr. Kroh
W. A. Parsons & Co
Sullivan & McMahon
McGregor Street
Langdon
James Taylor
Mollie Mc.Enroe
Guy L. Scott
Bottineau N. C
W. L. Joslyn
Earl Stephens
Frank Dingley
T. H. Lantey
Milwaukee Depot
Missouri
Rank L. Smith
The
Odd Fellows' Order
Ed Blackford
Chas. Best
Coney Herman
Chas
Peoria
Augusta Willmert
Hebron
Sheriff McDonald
Independence
Joe LaPlant
Amy Jonson
Ob Boone
Washington
Traney
Pacific Coast
Cls. Blanchard
Elmore Eye
John J. Rawson
A. P. Gilmore
Compton T
Rawson
Iftutchison & Gilmore
William Nolan
Dawson & Butler
Rutland
N. D
Kossuth
Nolan
Ransom Miller
Jos. Dunwoodie
Manson
Mae Morrison
Miller
Rossell
Ife
Margaret Hunt
Emmetsbure
Emma Heckart
Miss Heckart
Webster
Independent
J. F. Chrischilles
Gardner Gowles
T. F. Cooke
A. A. Call
F. W. Dingley
T. H. Lantry
J. W. Ilinchon
T. J. Julian
Webster County
Port Dodge
Mr. Julian
New York
M. Hl. Hudson’s
Texas
Alex Herman
Spokane
Alex
Third Ward
Congregational Church
S'viday
May Warley
Miller’s Drug Store
L. W. Parsons
Levi
Rach Hall
Dr. Armstrong
Allison
W. W. Johnson
Johson
Montana
E.F. Smith & Co