Fraud Suspect Arrested in Cherokee and Aurelia
Deputy United States Marshal arrested Chorge Sellers in Cherokee on a mail fraud charge. He was taken to Sioux City and held to the U.S. grand jury under a 1000 dollar bond after wav ing examination. Sellers, newly unknown in Aurelia, ran schemes offering photo gallery services and letter writing for fees, while misrepresenting profits. The incident followed a bustling Poultry Show in Aurelia Alta, praised for quality birds and noting upcoming 1904 dates and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Sellers
Manan
Wia
United States
Marahalde A. Urney
Sioux City
Henderson
U.S. Grand Jury
Sellers
Aurelia
Mhe ‘Tribune
Day
Cherokee
Alta Advertiser
Aurelia-Alta
GH. Tyrrell
Slous Rapids
E. J. Edwards
Alta
T. A. Jones
F. K. Reine
K. J. Hustead
Fo. Shellabarger
West Sherry
Public sale of stock near Aurelia and town notices
A chaotic rural page notes a public stock sale at Mr Farr's farm south of Aurelia next Monday. It lists other items including bank cashier changes, local deaths and weddings, church services, and merchant plans for holiday trade amid miscellaneous town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alg
Farr
FB. Dystin
Aurelia
Andrew Johnson
Olle ‘Templemin
Mariners & Merchants Bank
George Large
Otto Albrecht
Miltonsburg
Ohio
Henry Blachel
Gr. Grandstaff
Grandstaff
Virgin
Home Missionary Society
Oakley
Kansas
Parker & Lashell
Local Residents Stricken by Illness and Recoveries
The column lists several residents and relatives like Leonard, George Luge, and Mrs St. B. Rutherford in ill health or recovering from grip. It notes editor illness and restrictions, visits from Jefferson Randall’s daughter Esther, and community movement with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith moving to Aurelia. Mentions local businesses, dress fabrics, and insurance work, plus odd clerical notes and a scattered advertiser's page. The piece reflects a small-town health watch and social updates with names, places, and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luge
Stief
Jefferson Randall
St. B. Rutherford
Henry Blace
John Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Esther
Sioux Rapids
Aurelia
Parker & Lashell
Fred Hunt
Fred
United States Insurance Company
Singmaw
Michigan
Estherville
Town
School Report Shows Pupils Never Absent In December 1903
The school lists Room 1 2 3 and J rooms with many student names including Leo O Neal Laura Butterfield Mary Sylvester Grace Nebo Mildred Butterflies Opal Johnson and Grace Loucks. Enrollment figures and wedding notice for Grace Loucks and Jas Kiley of Cherokee are included with details of ceremony and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo O'Neal
Arthur Myer
Neil Whitney
Ivan Striker
Walter Bischel
Kenneth Brooks
Harry Miller
Jme Peters
Ray Flues
Floyd Clymens
Mabel Pverset
Athy Dick
Mary Sylvester
Inez Baran
Mary Dier Gernakline Converse
Lucile Green
Velina Coliloe
Martha Stiebhel
Felicia Hiner
Laura Butterfielt
Ela Brown
Mav Dixon
Anna Diereks
Margaret Loekin
Luli Mash
Nellie Murphy
Selvia Miller
Grace Nebo
Luin Stutz
Bertha Stef Lawrence Butterfield
Wille Thumiman
Rex Brooks
Harry Cartburg
Difford Dick
Wilford Diereks
Ralph Johson
Willie Ward
Mark White
Orlie Waddell
Maude Lewh
Tina Fraser
Annie Carlbarg
Mary Nelson
Gener Moreshy
Amanda Brown
Lyilla Bischet
Mose Miller
George Brooks
Milo Isattertick
Wereley Stelio
Mas Dleshell
Joy Schroeder
Pred Cony Ray Green
Willie Striher
Room J
Mary Thomroy
Kae Heneh
Emma Shroeder
Chiara Boekie
Earth Baods
Ines Whitney
Pearl Coombs
Hagel Green
Ad Dole
Maud Morgan
Leta Iuttertiohl
Wie He Mumimert
Sadie Parrott
Corel Notson
Dwhelet Gileheiat
Hirelet Walt
Parle Fineh
Little Merck
Gravee Lewis
Malde Sowell
Ven Sheldon
Ethyle Marsh
John Morgan
Anna Paulson
Hanna Stief
Barrabes
Grace Loucks
Jas. Kiley
Stev. RV. Hotelkiss
Larrabee
Afton
Aed
Circular No. TE dskiied by the Passa. mnger Departmet
Twenty letters from Northern farmers now at polite on the Minots Contraband Valley Railroads in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana praise new conditions and a warmer climate. They discuss adapting to different states and urge others to seek Southern circulars for a free copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasa
Mnger
Eutral
Polite
Jakippi Valley
Tennessee
Mixslasippi
Louisiana
Nothoes-Proof of Will in Cheraker County
A damaged 19th century probate notice announces the will of a resident named Nothee. The document sets a court date in 1001 for confirmation and signing, with a listed executor and related estate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheraker Coun
Tosla
Wiltigge
Rene
Uae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parker
Lashell
Iowa
Ois
Kid Mittens
China
Perfum
Iufants
Tibet
W .J.prisch
Andrew
Johnson
Aurelia Sentinel
B.E. Lloyd
Astralia
Priday
TKR
LOGAL
Cnlyves
Norman Bauman
Alex. Fraser
J. HW. Daniels
A. B. Wiler
Wyoming
Rock Springs
A. AH. Waddell
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Congregational Landies’ Ata [Society
WT Miller
Phurstay
Kmudstaff
McElroy
Brethrren
Carte Branden
Goldfedd
George Koepke
Mba Branden
Luly
Mise Brassden
BH. Furrow
Goldfield
Euahier
Pomeroy
Presbyterian Church
Perman
WR. Wetzeler
Yes Moines
Frank Kk. Curtis
Miles Jennie Anderson
Mankato
Curella
Rev
Cowgill
M. Church
Indy
Mera
Sele Anderson
Spelngfield
Vieluliy
Curtis
Kediwood Palla
Operon
Tingworth
Spokane
Wash
Springfeld Triers
Prosperkiy
HK. Leonard
Alce Advertiser
Hindfs
St.Louia
Central
Cherokee Democrat
Gil Ces
Wight
Deeemerkeeing
J. ©. Nelson’s
20Th Century Store
Baoadt Chisses
Wardethes
Cartel Dack
Whiltehouse Shoes
Gloudbyern
D. H. Finch & Co
Winifred
Hocking
Silver Creek
New Kentucky
LaSalle
Boone
West Virginia
Wilakis
Pennsylvania
Aurelia Lumber
Mummert.Chamberlain
Machinery & Coal
Columbia
Old Hickory Wagons
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