Judges Trimble and Hubbard face game law fine
Judge Trimble of Cedar Rapids linked to shooting five chickens under the game law and fined 120 dollars. Judge Hubbard, his fellow traveler, faced no charges after not testifying. Warden Riley and Justice Clark handled the case as the 1:55 p.m. train arrived at Algona station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Ledyard
N. M. Stubbard
Cedar Rapida
Cchicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Kosatth County
Trimble
Kenkuk
Algona Station
Hubbard
Clark
Trimble Bave
Texas
Parsons wins state fair fruit display honors
Cresco township farmer M D L Parsons won the northern district premium for the best collection of summer fall and winter apples at the state fair last week. He also took top seedling plum prize for an unnamed seedling, which Prof Budd may name the Parsons. Local judges praised his fruit display amid a year of general orchard failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. L. Parsons
Cresco Township
Frutt
Lowa
Parsons
Prof
Budd
Wragg
Waukee
Wen
Sioux City Pastor Invited to Lead New York Metropolitan Church
Rev. Robert Bagnell, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Sioux City, has been called to lead the Metropolitan Temple in New York City. He previously led the Algona M E church, then Emmittsburg, before moving to Sioux City. A decision awaits Northwest Iowa Conference officials before any transfer can occur.
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Sioux City
Metropolitan Church of
New York City
Dnes Algona
Robert Bagnell
First Methodist Church
Metropolitan Temple
Ray. Bugoell
Algona M. E
Emmittsburg
Northwest Iowa
Algona
New York
Goodsell
Joyce
Meg Bagnell
Ibe
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Perha Oburgh
Phis
Ulysses
Whittemore Woman Fatally Injured by Milwaukee Train
Mrs. M. M. Corson wife of the Whittemore station agent was dragged under a Milwaukee train Sunday night and her left arm was severed at the shoulder. She jumped from the excursion car to avoid harming her children, the car stopped away from the platform and the train sped up. Bystanders and Drs. Stanton McCreery and Leonard treated the injuries, with Otto Taha stopping the bleeding. Her condition was critical but she remained conscious. her husband, an employee, faces distress over possible legal action or company aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Corson
Whittemore
Milwaukee
Dr. Stanton
Prairie du Chieb
Wisconsin
Otto Taha
Leonard
McCreery
Stanton
Corwith Man Dies After Taking Laudanum
A Corwith special reports Friday afternoon H M Donald son died about 6 30 p m after ingesting laudanum amid heavy drinking. He told local boys at the William Noonan livery barn that he had taken poison. His hoarding place and his wife’s parents were unaware, assuming intoxication. He left behind twin boys and a sister. The notice notes confusion and unclear details about the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwith
H. M. Donaldson
William Noonan
Abrams Claims Credit for Way’s Withdrawal From Race
H A Abrams told Des Moines audience that his opposition pressured Tom Way to withdraw from another bid for the Iowa legislature. Abrams cited closing a Britt store deal and Way’s voting against his measures, stating his campaign organized against Way and defeated him after a last minute decision.
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Tom Way
Iowa
Des Moines
H. A. Abrama
League
Tuui Way
Britt
Abrams
Way
Mr. Way
Tha Regislature
Lita
Bournes Leave Burt to Run Walker Bros. Store in Algona
W L Bourne and son Will Bourne exit Burt to take charge of and move the Walker Bros. grocery and crockery store in Algona. W Z Bourne began Burt grocery work in 1895. Will Bourne already departed for possession. The Burt business, built by careful buying and trust, will be sold and operated by new hands. The Bournes are praised for their honesty and community standing, and Algona gains a proven, first class firm manager.
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Burt Monitor
Burt
W.ll
Will Burns
Algona
Lee
Walker Bros
Will Bourne
W. Z. Bourne
J. A. Foster
Will
Bournes
W.T. Bourne '& Son
W. T. Bourne
Jenks Nominates Re-Election Bid For Fifth District Supervisor
Friends of Jenks announce his decision to seek re-election as Fifth District supervisor. He points to two years of service improving roads and bridge work, arguing the district’s grade conditions have greatly advanced and he is the right man to complete the project credibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladyard
Jenks
McDonald Seeks Sheriff Post Cites Fence Comment
Algona resident Wm. McDonald visited the sheriff’s office on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning amid discussion of his potential candidacy this fall. A remark suggesting he would be “a good man” to fill the office sparked debate over his alignment and political fit.
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Germania
Wm. McDonald
Algona
Hha
Office of Sheriff
Will
School Notice for Lahall at Central Building
Notice from the Central Building office scheduling Lahall in the office on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings during the thirty week period from two o clock also on Saturday for two hours starting at two o clock with the same timing across days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahall
Rance reports three agents linked to Mrs Tes
A brief dispatch notes three agents connected to a Mrs Tes, with details limited by the fragmentary source. The report emphasizes names and affiliations without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rance
Tes Eee
North Side Hay-Seeds Win In Friday Ball Game
North Side beat South Side 16 to 6 on home grounds in a lively seven inning amateur match. Lineups featured Chas Palmer and Bert Taylor for the North, with Deputy Sheriff Will McDonald and Auditor Matt Weaver excellent on defense, while South Side counters included Mr. Childs and F. M. Curtiss. Spectators noted the Hay-Seeds’ outfits and a lively crowd, with a possible rematch teased as a finish fight between the sides.
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Businisg
Slite Street
HB Deay
Chas, Palmer
Bert Guy Taylor
Sher- WE Wir McDonald
Matt Weaver
J. 23. Carr
Thn Harrington
Qhes
Gall
J. W. Sullivan
Qhet Easton
Harry Moore
Mr. Childs
Elgarman
F. M. Curtiss
H. J. Tremain
B. G. Bowyer
Harvey Ingham
A. R. Specht
Joe Misbach
Ed. Murtagh
A. L. Riot
Coon Nine
Court House Square
Marahy
Squire ¥. M. Taylor
Algona
Will McDonald
Chas. Palmer
Guy Tay- Toy
Battery
Auth
Ed. Murtazh
Wenting Horae Shoss
Tremain Stars In South-Siders Versatile Play
Harry Tremain captains the south-siders and shines at first base and shortstop with professional skill and agile fielding. BR Speedt stands out in red uniform and credibly attributes dieting and discipline. Harvey Ingham shines at third as a newspaper fraternity pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tremain
Manson
BR Speedt
Harvey Ingham
Fountain Fix At Court Site And Tax Levy Set
City council fixes tax levy at 10 mills for city 6 for water 4 for electric lights 2 for library 2 for sewers and 1 for grading. Fountain project to be donated by WCTU ladies moves to southeast corner of courthouse square with county board consent. City to supply water and sewer drain. Lost green silk parasol reported between town and J Altweig’s. please claim at J W Robinson’s Hardware.
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Hhe
Court House Square
County Board
State and
Dodge Streets
J. Altweeg’s
J. W. Robinson’s
Grand Excursion To Cleveland and Buffalo Special Train
Special train of ventibuled cars run via Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul lines. John Cook in charge departs Saturday September 7 from Faribault Mason City Sheldon Fayette Fort Cresco West Union Dubuque Cedar Rapids for the National Encampment in Cleveland September 10. Return via L S and M on Sunday arrives Chicago 8 a.m. and Cleveland 7 a.m. September 9. Round trip $16.41 from Algona. return by October 8. Low through rates Cleveland to Buffalo. information from agents J R Cook West Union.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
John Cook
Faribault
Mason City
Sheldon
Faystte
Cresco
West
Union
Dubuque
Onger
J. R. Cook
West Union
Pan American Rail Fares and Contact in Chicago
Daily Nickel Plate Road service offers a Pan-American and Return for 19 with 20 day tickets at 16 and 30 day tickets at 21 for round trips. Through service to New York and Boston, details at Pan-American and folders of buildings and grounds. Write John Y. Callahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
New York
Boston
Jowest
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
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Judge Trimble
Keokuk
Ilegal
Si M. Hubbart
Cadar Rapids
Partners
The
Sons Central Elevator
Moore Bros. & Felthouse
G. Bowyer
E. EB. Brarry
National Convention of Christian Church
Minneapolia
Minn
C. M. & St. Po Rry
Minneapolis
Chas. Replogle
Atwater
Oslo
Hy Biller
Royal Baking Powder
Promitios
Bagnell
East
MM. Corson
Bunker Hill
T Sr Patterson
Ia von
North Side
Gauie
Une
13A
Sensi
Base
Satvey
Congress
Judge Sullivan
J. B. Garr
Ripnera
Council
Fountain
Appa
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