Honest Real Estate Man Buys Locust Lot for Residence
Estate Man N. P. Christensen has bought lots on Locust street between Sixth and Seventh from the Conrad estate and will start building a handsome residence for himself and family. Plans are in progress and a contractor will be secured soon. The move adds to Atlantic’s growing residence section, and The News congratulates Christensen on his acquisition and plans.
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N. P. Christensen
Conrad
Locust Street
Atlantic
Christensen
Merchants' Greys Leave Tomorrow for Maxwell and Beyond
The Merchants' Greys depart tomorrow for Maxwell to face the Maxwell ball team and also play Humboldt Clear Lake Charles City and more on this trip. Sam and Howard Marshall travel with E S Turner Grinnell athlete from Des Moines. Local officials note Chautauqua grounds cleanup and sewer connection notices for Chestnut Street property owners with about thirty to comply.
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Merchants’ Greys
Maxwell
Humboldt
Clear Lake
Charles City
Fettle
Sam
Howard Marshall
Des Moines
E. S. Turner
Grinnell
J. H. Marshall
Chestnut Street
Cost Him Ten Dollars For Vio lation Of Bridge Law
William Toepter paid ten dollars to the city treasury for violating the law governing planking bridges crossings and culverts before using threshing or road engines. He was not arrested, just fined for causing damage to several culverts as the law tightens enforcement across cities towns and townships.
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Toepter
Carson Fans Travelled to Lewis for Lake Grounds Game
Carson sent two carloads of fans with its ball team to Lewis yesterday to play the Le team at the Lake grounds. The train came through Atlantic around ten and returned about nine last night, giving everyone the day at the Lake. The boys of the Carson branch brought the people on their branch train.
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Carson
Lewis Carson
Lewis
Lake Grounds
Atlantic
Lake
Carson Branch
Ris
For Sale Choice Buy G N Collie Att
Classified item announces a choice buy opportunity listed under the seller G N Collie with a price of eight dollars per ton. The short notice highlights a sale format and seeks potential buyers familiar with tonnage or industrial materials.
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G. N. Collie
Rumor of sale in city livery stable circles
Local rumor holds AL Petit has negotiated to buy one of the citys livery stables and plans to close the deal soon. Name of the stable withheld pending official consummation. Also notes social visits and townspeople passing through, including Mrs ta Smith, W C Carter on crutches, J K Butler, Mrs C C Wilner and baby, and A S Perryman with Alex Taylor en route to Dakota to view land.
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AL Petit
J. KB. Butler
Tie
CC. G. Wilner
Baby
Dayton
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