Swea City residents plan California trip and local notes
Swea City news reports Lars Erickson and CG A Molinder leaving for California to visit relatives in Los Angeles and Kingsburg and consider buying property. Je Olson closes his Swea City elevator to visit Denver for his ill daughter. Local farming troubles include cattle losses from late hay and a horse injury. A slate of cement-walk builders is named along with community events, visits, and business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Erickson
CG. A. Molinder
Swea Township
California
Blacksmith Anderson
Los Angeles
J. F. Bromark
Kingsburg
Chas. Holmgren
Denver
Colorado
Delia
James Cunningham
Ellsworth and Jones Farm
C. E. Anderson
R. R. Stockman
W. R. Peet
Ed. Countryman
C. W. Pearson
Carl Anderson
Lutheran Church
S. P. Haglund
Olaf Pearson
Swea
W. F. Clemesha
Eva Dale
Ed. Sanborn
Estherville
Mary Thompson
Kensal
N. D
Lars Anderson
Thompson
Goldfield
W. R. Jacobs
John Erickson
Carl Jacobson
Duluth
Minn
Barbara Lugard
Mrs. Morris
Whittemore
W. Skee
Arthur T. Whirry
Cummins
McDonald praised by Democrats amid local politics
In Kossuth County news the Democratic stance on Clerk Dewel’s retention is endorsed by leading Democrats while questions arise about Republican papers backing a third term for Billy McDonald. The piece notes McDonald’s popularity at the last election and critiques GOP silence on a Democrat's continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Kossuth
Courier
Dewel
Billy
McDonald
Potter
U. D. M. Republican
Biegert
Algona
Sexton
Wesley
Corwith
LaVerne
Frank Arndorfer
Arndorfer
Lacey Mathers
Geo. Yaeger
Coleman
Ed Hammer
Othilia Arndorfer
Kate Matheis
J. Domayer
Herman Erickson
John Goeddertz
Hy Ristan
Geo. W. Hanna
LuVerne
J. B. Weiner
Geo, Ferstl
Fred Spangler
Wesley Vicinity
Anthony Eisenbarth
Notice of Special Meeting of Kossuth County Board
Notice sets a special Board of Supervisors meeting in Algona on Tuesday May 8th 1906 to audit bills discuss highways drainage and County Farm experimental station matters. signed by Auditor L E Porter May 3 1906 Also various ads note tent show May 10 and a property sale and farm for sale near Algona with details on improvements and contact W Turner
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Board of Supervisors
Kossuth County
Iowa
Algona
County Farm
L. E. Porter
City of
Call's
Call's Ord
Biocke
Call's Ada
Call's Ave
Call
Cleary
Wadsworth
Hutchison
Lewis
Peterson
J. H. Peterson
Chubb
Nicoulin
Nayes
Alwona
Tawa
A. B
Wa. IK
Fenanson
L. J. Dickinson
Baby Boy Saved by Squaw Mystery in Merrick Line
Ed Andrews relays a Northwest tale from Prince Albert about a baby carried by a Sioux squaw to Lac Qui Parle settlers. The child grew up as Charles Merrick Stewart’s foster son, later dying of the white plague in San Francisco. The Merrick family believes the original massacre left no survivor, while the boy’s fate remained hidden until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankito Free Press
Ed Andrews
Far North
Northwest
Prince Albert
Winnipeg
Stewart
Minnesota
Canada
Stewart House
Squaw
Winalben
Lac Qui Parle
University of Manitoba
San Francisco
Charles Merrick
Samuel
Traverse de Sioux
St. Peter
Rush Merrick
Santel Merrick
Llysian
Duluth
Merricks
Andrews
Mrs. Stewart
Charies
Agency and Manufacturer Certificate Guarantee for Builds
A statement from 48-1 declares agency rights for Kossuth County and a certificate from the manufacturers authorizing the holder to give their written guarantee on every building they rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
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John Goeders
Dalcony
Hing
Tos
Madelia
James Patterson
Webster’s Mammoth Packet
Patterson & Son
THE
Algona Nurseries
Stacy
Algona, Iowa
Swea Gity News
Taylor
St. Benedict News
J Mallory
Ohio
Patterson& Son
W. Turner
A. D. Clarke & CO
Nels Larson
New Ulm
E. H. Reaser
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louie
Twin Cities
John H. Knott
John H Knott
Daly
W. C. Dewin
District Court
Dodd & Struthers
Copper Cable
I. Wernert
F. S. Norton
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