County at Large highlights and local notes in Bancroft area
A long county page reports small-town events from Bancroft to Lone Rock, including auction activity, school census counts with 202 children and 117 boys, and a Yeoman lodge organized at Lone Rock. It notes cattle purchases, ticket sales for Buffalo Bill shows, and village incidents such as a fire consuming a Threshing machine stacker near Lud Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Ledyard
Patcroft
Lone Rock Creamery
Geo. BE. Marble
Burt School Board
Liu Verhe
Lone Rock
J. W. Wickler
James Mayne
Bancroft Iicinity
Burt
Matte Marlow
John C. Johnson
Chris Meyer
Miss Minute Bons
Whittemore
A.B. Baki
D. A. Johnson
Fenton
Bubcroft Register
Muray
Frisco Beato
Des Moines
Governor C
Sea City
Wesley Reporter
J. Grover
Portland
Sole
Union Cullings September 25 at Buffalo Bills show Algona
Miner's girl separated from father at the Buffalo Bills big show in Algona and was aided by a team. She was taken to Dr Seeley for attendance. Miss Howe from Garner visited Mr DeLosh's home and attended the fall. Mrs Shirt arrived at her daughter Mrs Cap Cook's home. Shoe has been visiting western Iowa and stayed in Kossuth County. Mr Bolsloger of Edington spent days with the DeLoshs. He rescued Miner's little girl from belating over the second time. Several houses on Dows road were broken into and items taken the day of the big show. Geo Frink is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wao. Miner’s
Buffalo Bills
Algona
Ron Oved
Dr. Seeley
Miss Howe
Garner
Mr. DeLosh
Bolsloger
Edington
Kossuth County
Iowa
Anna? Redding
W. A.redding
W. A. Redding
Anna Redding
B. F. Reed
District Court of
the Clark
State of
Lowa
Mand
Maintlit
J. J. Anderson
G.d. Johne
Sol
Plolutif
Lim
Alous
J. Cc. Raymond
Lonerock Local News Highlights Sept 25
J R Jones of Algona visits Lonerock while residents recount recent social calls. Families travel to Whittemore to visit Cotton relatives. Lumber and stone work progresses for a new creamery and sheds. Local firms plan elevator service and a new auction week is anticipated. Davis leaves for school duties. need for a butcher shop noted. Peter Rosenyeld leases his building to Wo Sehul and Otto for general mechanics. drag line project may benefit town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jones
Algona
Cotton
Angus
Whittemore
Mr. Cotton
J. R. Mantog
Frank Derner
Soc City
J. Vu Drogsler
Myo Alavator Company
Davis
Hir
Oiir
Peter Rosenyeld
Wo Sehul
Otto
Peto
Local farm sales and harvest progress across Crissey Ledyard region
Farm sales are active in Hardin County with Crissey and Henry German farms changing hands last week. Many rented farms may switch owners next year while several nearby properties and purebred cattle deals enter winter marketing. A bright baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Z Jennings on the 17th and a son for Mr and Mrs Thackery on the 12th. The county fair was praised as the best yet by locals. Hart brothers completed a hardwood barn and plan a large double corn crib and granary. Stanely brothers and M. Slyter reported cattle lots and herd sales last week with strong winter prices. several smelter sales occurred and calves sold well. Bree Rat Dearee tears noted. Sept. 28. Wuilttemore News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crissey
Hardin County
Henry German
Ledyard
Hart Brothers
Derwin Slyter
Typhoid concerns and move of tenants in town
Amalie Biter warns Stege of typhoid fever while four of Henry Holen's children suffer. Carmody operates in Montana on bias Hess as Bosle and McGovern sell horse loads at stock fairs. Des Moines attorney M C Olaston visits to locate property. Oscart Webster moves him here and they occupy rooms above Fairbank's store. Town lacks housing for newcomers and twenty Yeomen travel to Love Roch Wiesday for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalie Biter
Stege
Henry Holen
Carmody
Montana
Biashess
Bosle
McGovern
M.C. Olaston
Des Marnas
Oscort Webster
Fairbank
Roch
Buffalo Township and local church progress update
Reports show the C R G N W project nearing completion and Presbyterian and Congregational churches advancing in Buffalo Township and Woodon. A house fire on Thursday injured none. minor property damage noted. Geese migrate south. Ford percent millé earnings for August listed by the German alley creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. W
Wodon Haven
John Brice
Gertian ¥Alley Creamery
Ford
Plum Creek fair notes and local projects
Plum Creek Briers reports county fair results with creamery winning blue ribbons for fancy work and quilting. Nearby residents discuss wind mill construction, barn and shed work, new plowing equipment, and multiple ongoing building projects.
Beauty and Grain O Ads Open Health ills
A mosaic of old ads promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a beauty tonic cleansing blood and liver impurities. Grain-O is praised as a nourishing coffee substitute for children and adults. Land and excursion offers across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and beyond are listed with rates and contact details for the Northern Pacific Land Agency and railway excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottors
Joe
Grogers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Land Agency
Fort Dodge romance ends in public marriage
A Fort Dodge special reports the secret marriage of David J. Miller and Miss Lillian Kundert, once of Algona, first held privately in Woodville Wisconsin and later publicly in Algona on July 8 of this year. Her sister Mrs. Winkle, who raised her, learned of the bond and was surprised but reconciled after the marriage certificate was shown. The pair then moved to Fort Dodge where Miller works as a drug clerk and Mrs. Miller taught, each saving portions of their wages. The tale captures four years of concealment and relief at last confession and union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Daily Pretty
David J. Miller
Lillian Kubdert
W. J. Sicko
Lillian Kundert Miler
Algona
Miss Kandett
Miller
Peter Winkle
David Miller
Mrs. Winkle
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C. O. Simpson
Otto Falkenhainer
J. A. Hamilton & Co
Chamberlin
Ibalsa
Hobart
Tusday
Poland
Anle
A. Bachelilor
D. A. Haceann
H. Munzer
Kossuth
Brownell & Alfred’s
Boots and Shoes
Weston Block
Inwa
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Ss. Norton
The
Algona Milling Co. Incorporatedr
Towa
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South Dan
Ota
Vermont
Mighigan
Pendleton
Noddse
Springfield Township
Gus Call
Ludyard
Union
Lonerock
Nafus
Queal Gamber Co
Wueie
Harrison
Wuilttemore News
Etn
Pullen
É of
Plum Creek Briers
Plum Creek
Creamery
Taft
Ware
Albright
Antile
Dallfon
Win
Hagg
Tsee
Mr. Simins
Ava, Altwegg
Philip Miller
Bohn
W.T. Bohn
Pterguson
Chris Miller
Hoe
Greater American Exposition
Omaila
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Chicago & North-Wastern Ra Y
St, Paul
Minn
14Th
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Eeipteys Oatiuon
Chicago
North-Western Ry
Dewey
New York City
North-Western
Chicago North
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Story of
Secret Marriage
Beiweek Ts
Aigona
Tony Peopta
Dahl F Miller
Atlas Lillian Reindert
Warner
Ehler & Adame
Fenton Savings Bank
Iows
Golyout
National Bank Republic Ohl- Guo Antler Pees
Bedeeh Tober
Mrs
National Bank
Erm
Ovotavelis
Eh IE
Bank
Bratn
Teosouth
A. H. Koller
Meier
Nomad
Ipgi
Ksaler
Alo. Metor
Koller
Rept
Davidson
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J. Huskamp
NVIES
Chtcago
Pasdenger
Pauahs Pensons Bouin
Fuscon
Ite Ton Firstational Bank
Twas
Akate
Agnor
Jess
Tages
Bumand
Vespet
de H. Hutchins
W, Spencer
District Court of the State Oflown
John C. Seystar
Rufus K. Frisby
Frisby
Lillian Hecker
Hecker
John Lawre
Lawrence
GaveLrence and
Tiawrance
Maggie B. Steele
Steale
Anna A. Molmes
Holmes
John Boody
Boody
Lucy Boody
Lloyd
Rufus K. Wrisby
John Lawrence
Ronco
Geo
Lawrence An Lawrence
Maggie E. Steel
Stella
Ann Holmes
Lucy
Lloyd-Boody
Fork
Edward Laws
Rufus Sc. Prishy
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