Jake Winkel Sails to Chicago and a Growing Humoldt
From the Courier of November 27 1891 notice that Jake Winkel leaves for Chicago, Humoldt to get a creamery built this winter, Whittemore incorporates, and various residents move, marry, buy land, or plan schooling with many local names and events in a bustling town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Whittemore
Harry Simpkins
Bancroft
Geo. Woodworth
W. W. Schott
Livermore
J. A. Kenedy
Lansing
Anson
Marshalltown
Salvation Army
W. H. Dorward
Algona
John Boals
Mary
Boals
Wm. W. Platt
Manuel
Rachel M. Voorhees
Flannagen
Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam
Canada
Lone Rock
Lotts Creek
Burton
Heife
Percheron Society of America
Chester White
Poland
China
Adrian
Beatrice
Wm. C. Broderson L. A. Matern
N, L. Cotton, Cierk Ay Grt
Eee
Ifann Sfuto
Bompang
The
Courier
Jake Winkel
Chicago
Nathan Studer
Wesley
Geo. E. Boyle
BE. Chrischilles
George
Mamie Lantry
Notre Dame
Ind
United States
M. L. Clark
C. W. Parker
California
Mr. D. Rice
Metropolis
Garner
James McEnroe
John Lamuth
Clinton County
Pat Kain
Mra. Shore
Des Moines
Mrs
A. A. Call
Charles Kean
Allamakee
Charley Dunn
Irvington
Lund
John G. Smith
Clark Peck
Landlord Tennant
Hartley
Charley Winkie
Herman Dotlett
West Bend
Emmetsburg
Democrat
Ladies of the
Catholic Church
Grange Hall
E. F. Schrab
Fenton
Talapoosa
Livermore Gazette
Curt “McGee
Mankato Commercial College
W.E. Morrison
Dwight
Keeley Hospital
W. V. Carson
D. King
C. W. McMurray
Mr. McMurray
Forest City
Wore
Wm. Ward
Wesley Township
J.B. Meyer
Hampton
Stilleen
R. M. Mountford
Geo. Steil
Iowa
Vuarm
Opera House
Long Bros
Henderson
Jas. Patterson