Novelty Store notices and local events in town
Local items report a newborn daughter born Sunday December 7 to Mr and Mrs John Akin near town. Announcements include a Christmas sales pitch at the Novelty Store and new stock of Chinese, Masonic and P. E. O. sofa pillows, plus a large china selection. Also public notices of a wedding card, pig stock sale, and staff changes in local offices. Community events list a Miss Westerman recital at the Methodist church with a ten cent admission. Maccabees officers elected for the year and various personal notices and testimonials about medicines are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Akin
Large Missouri land sale closes with Dakin purchase
A major land deal was concluded Tuesday with M. K. Smith as agent. A 1426 acre tract in Johnson and Cass counties Missouri sold to M. C. Dakin of State Center for 64000 dollars. King and Smith of Kansas City managed the transaction on the seller side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Smith
Johnson and
Cass Counties
Missouri
M. C. Dakin
State Center
King & Smith
Kansas City
Thanksgiving visits dot scattered rural towns
ROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS Too late for last week W E Petersons family spent Thanksgiving at Sheldahl as Misa Edith George commenced her school in District No 7 last week Doc Exgieson ate Thanksgiving dinner at home with his parents Bert Liddle of Gilbert began the winter term of school there this week Mr and Mrs W Morris spent Tuesday with their daughter Mrs L G Rosenfeld FP E Foster and family spent Thanksgiving day with his old friend E Barnes at Grimes Rev Stoddard held Thanksgiving services at the Congregational church in the evening Little Lucinda Foster was quite sick the first of the week but is better now Miss Sarah McFeeters of Sheda cut the latter part of last week with returns in town Clark Scott of Ames visited Saturday and Sunday with his cousins Gale and Johnnie Kooser Mae Dunn went to Des Moines to read Thanksgiving and remained to visit until this week Miss Marie Rowland of Ames was a visitor in town last week on her way home from Des Moines Mr and Mrs Clarence Voley of Renwick came down to eat Thanksgiving dinner with the latter's parents Mrs John Roland from Milford accompanied by Miss Shaw came down to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Messrs Lytle Dunn and Hareh HIP and their wives and Mr Carath ate Thanksgiving turkey with Mr and Mrs G Rosenfeld
I B C Oratorical Contest Scheduled in College Chapel
The I B C will host its annual oratorical contest in the college chapel Saturday at 7 45 pm Special music will accompany the event Entrants include Paul Smith Welch H B Faucetty Pilomathean M L Moster Pythian Edna King Phileleuthero Mae Bower Cilio F M Okey Crescent W Jones Bachelor Judges for thought and composition are Rev Seecombe C G Lee and Fred Hodson Attend to hear the contestants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Chapel
Paul Smith
Welch
H. 8
Faucetty
Pilomathean
M. L. Moster
Pythian
Edna King
Phileleuthero
Mae Bower
Cilio
F. M. Okey
Crescent
W. Jones
Testimony on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promise
A letter from a hotel proprietor in Dubuque endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for chronic constipation and stomach trouble. He cites personal experience and guarantees relief, recommending the medicine to readers and noting it is sold by L M Bosworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Hotel
Paris
Dubuque, Ia
L. M. Bosworth
Farms for Sale North of James Town North Carolina
Listing offers thirty farms in Jim River valley north of James Town with prices from eight to twenty dollars per acre. Some farms are well improved and ready for this year’s crop. Buyers could own in three to four years by paying purchase price instead of rent. A Rreumono invites talks with interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim River Valley
Jamestown
N. C
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Introduced
The makers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertise a new product named Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They claim the tablets ease constipation biliousness sick headache and impaired digestion. They are easier to take and more pleasant than pills and are said to improve appetite and stomach function. Available from all druggists.
Remedy Helps Man Attend Party Despite Stomach Pain
A.J. Snes of Summer Hill New York feared a stomach attack would ruin a party. A friend advised Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which Snes bought and credits with curing his pains so he could enjoy the event. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Snes
Chamberlain
Sneil
Summer Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
GS & Boo
Rellaine Cigar
F. W. Eighmy
Ames
Lowa
Opera House
Kramer’s Orchestra
Des Moines
J. F. Kintzley
M. Hemstreet
Burt Kooser
Main Street
Campbell & Duntz
REL Estate
NSUR
Cadce
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Campbell & Duntz Ames
Thompson & Graves
Sioux City
Frank Morris
W.™ M Greeley
Henry Wilson
G. H. Tilden
Union National
National Bank
Chicago
National City Bank
New York
Valley National Bank
L. Ak. Mornits
Frost King
Vt Baie Ly
Loughran & Bauer
Laura S. Webb
Woman's Democratic Clubs of
Northern
Glico
Pwon
Cardus
Cardui
Mrs. Webb
Novelty
Eryk and
China
Misa Three Sawyer
Ron’ Chase
Edmunds, N. D
Priz
P. Freed
College
McCord
Cigar Store
Bosworth
Mutual
Miss Watson
Miss Ballon
Jessie McCarthy
Dra. Christ & Christ
Jennie Christ
E. S. Clark
A. Shaw
C. E. Liman
R. K
Heggen
F. K
F. W. Grinnell
Sergi
L. A. Queal
P P. Brows
M. Christ
A. L. Fields
Lou Ham
GEO
Stillman
Sentinel
C. W. Hunter
Picket
E A. Banks
Anord
S H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
John Potter
Brookline Sta., Mo
J. J. Fig
Susan E. Fly
Cove
Herors
Buckley
Kelley
Peterson
Sheldahl
Misa Edith George
Bert Liddle
Gilbert
Mrs. W. Morris
L. G. Rosenfeld
E. Foster
E. Barnes
Grimes
Lucinda Foster
Sarah McFeeters
She'da
Renuds
Clark Scott
Gale and
Johnnuie Kooser
Mae Dunn
Des Milnes
Marie Rowland
Oime
Des Mies
Clarence Voley
Renwick
John Roland
Milford
Miss Shaw
Messrs. Lytle, Dunn and
Canier Bros. & Herman's
Canier Bros. & Herman
Turkey
the Cove Pharmacy
Teopyr
Holly
Ation
Baldwin Ap
Landoord
Hamilton
A. Rreumono
Judisch Bros
Pharmacists
J. J. Grove
Grocer
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