Local notes mention sales, repairs, and community life
A wide range of notices fills the page from sales of doors and shoes to home repairs, plant sales, and local services. It notes residents painting homes, a wolf bounty, fruit blossoms, licenses, a summer school start, and upcoming church and civic events. A special train for Mason City trumps local travel plans with a 1.10 round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. IL
Nutchins
Langdon & Hudson
Nutey Grater
Otto Falkenhaier
R. A. Palmer
Henry Jentz
Dr. Stull
Charley Rosewall
Sexton
Frank Hedrick
C. A. Moore
Naylor
Tiel
A. W. Williamson
Geo. L. Minkler
LaVerne
Woman Suffrage Association
Moore
Congregational Church
Fellows
Wesley
Bonar
Spurbeck & Lambert
District Court
Quarton
BR. H. Winkle
Fred Dormoy
David
Detroit
Michigan
Ormoy
Rev. Southwell
the Grange
Bond
Osage Florist
Prof
Lilly
Jne
M. Lippe d
Cora E. Bredhaupt
R. J. Garcon
Fannie Hashka
Henry Johnson
Anna LaPlant
Mr. Madson
Madson & Hanson
G. L. Minkler
la Verne
F. I. Williams
A. Clarke
Col
Thos. F. Cooke
Ehlers & Falkenbainer
Algona items note weather, marriages, and local business
Local notes report a weather observer appointment, signals planned for Algona, and ongoing community events. News includes marriages, restaurant openings, and business updates from the Algona area with mentions of residents and local firms.
Money To Loan And Pasture Notice In May 1897
W L Joslyn offers money to loan at low interest including loans on farms. Tos F Cooke posts a pasture west of the water mill railroad crossing ready for stock by Monday May 10 with a few cows available now. H McCoy announces excursion tickets to Clear Lake resuming May 10 through September 30 1897 with Round trip fare one and one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Mill Railroad Crossing
H. ©. McCoy
Clear Lake
Clear Lane
Notice of Sale of Interest in Brotherhood of American Yeomen
The undersigned announce sale of their interest in the Brotherhood of American Yeomen to C B and J E Pani who assume all liabilities. A D Clarke and F L Williams signaled from Algona on May 19 1897. Elgin watch priced 88 85 noted with other goods including pillows and furniture from Setchell Setchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setchell & Setchell
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
C. B
J.E. Pani
A. D. Clarke
F. L. Williams
Algona
Personal notes on Wallock and local figures at Algona
Rev Dr Wallock of New York declined the presidency of Westminster University of Colorado, choosing to remain editor of the Christian Work. Algona residents include H E B Rist traveling to Tacoma, Mrs Drake at Dubuque Federated Clubs meeting, Will Salisbury joining a leading Iowa club, Laura Gregg visiting for suffrage events, Mrs Clarke’s Maine trip, Guy Dalton visiting parents, and many local arrivals and civic visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Algona
Stacy Nursery
J. W. Geiger
Marion
Fraternal Society
Tudendorff
Falkenbainer
United States Weather Bureau
Galbraith
Ihlers & Falkenhainer
Geoff, Marble
Frank Day
G. W. Southwell
Burt
Republican
Naomi Senry
Oklahoma Territory
Jdlliott
Mingo
Oklahoma
A.D. Clarke
F. L. Williams
New Order of American
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dubuque
Young Ladies Cooking Club
S. Hi. Lantry
State Street
Congregational Church
Anna Shaw
Henrietta &. Moore
Springfield
Ohio
McCormick
Clarke's Hall
Masons
D. R. Landis
Baptist Young People’s Unions
Enwick
Livermore
Olfe
LaVerne and
Goldfield
Landis
Algona Church
J. N. Wallock
New York
Westminister
University of Colorado
Hallock
Christian Work
Halleck
Federated Clubs
Will Salisbury
Gladbrook
Tama County
Iowa
Laura A. Gregg
Miss Gregg
J. R. Jones
J. E. Blackford
Geo. BE. Clarke
Maine
D. Patterson
German Valley
Fred
Mantor
Peterson
HL. B. Hallock
Burt Monitor
Ed Murtagh
Dr. Beane
J. A. Gergen
Des Moines
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Wo. Burton
Ledyard
Hollenbeck
Wesley
W. J. Studley
Keokuk
Grand Lodge of
United Workman
Prof
Brown
Wesley High School
Ralph
Simpson
Dr. Garfield
East
Laura Tennant
B. W. Haggard
Minneapolis
P. M. Barsley
Bancroft
A. A. Brunson
Munday
Geo. C. Call
Karl's Clover Root Tea Advert? Dreadfully Nervous Testimonial
Mrs. S. A. Sweet of Hartford Conn claims Karl's Clover Root Tea quieted nerves and strengthened the nervous system. She says it eased constipation and kidney and bowel trouble, and her system was cleansed thoroughly, restoring health and strength. Sold by Dr. L. A. Sheetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
A. Sweet
Hartford Conn
L. A. Sheetz
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. M. Johinson
Henney Buggy Company
Kratzer
Moline Plow Company
Rock Island Plow Company
Deering
D. M. Osborne
Court House Square
G. M. Johnson
Algona, Lowa
Eri
Otto Falkenhamer
Streafeatery
Dinglay & Pugh
Foss the Tailor
Dane
Tau Taro
Atlantic Ocean
FOSS
Osewall
Peryboyion Mra, Co
Parsons
Kansas
Cora Courtwright
M. E
Symphony Club
Opera House
Friends of the
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Jon Kuhn
East State Street
Johnson
Mason City
Spencer
Prader
New Green Oxfords
M. E. Church
Miss Shaw
University of Boston
Tremont Temple
Sean Pera
Judge Quarton
J. W. Sullivan
Harvey Ingham
Call
Addison Fisher
Berton E. Johnson
Leota Sample
D. W. Sample
Kossuth
Irvington
Sample
Algona Normal School
Germanie Post Office
Berunbican
Fred Waterhouse
Mr. Johnson
Rowe Bakery
J. D. Kinney
Warren Center
Chamberlain
Sule
W. L. Joslyn
Tos. F. Cooke
Elgin
Setchell & Setehell’s
Chase & Lanvern
Royal Baking Powder CO
District Court of
Uth
Lowa
Lund
Grace Lund
Daly Guardian
Andrey Ooaren
Tomina Arson
Mpson
Ale
Gn State Bank
Ferguson Plains
Soast House
Lows
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