Letter From Mrs Peterson Describes Athol Idaho Life
Mrs J B Peterson writes from Athol Idaho about life near Spokane and the Northern Pacific line. She describes climate, scenery including the bench overlook Lake Pend Oreille, and mountain trips with family friends. She notes local costs, schools, and plans for an entertainment while awaiting visits from Aurelia friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Waho
Viitor Sentinel
Aurelia
Low
Waishington
Spokane
Sdatos
Spokane International
Tentin
Amd
Pend
Lade
Lowa
Goly
FiKh Lake
Splett Lake
Mama
Gree
Cibla
Aiyaelf
Ain
Mt. Baldy
Baldy
Pleasant social gathering marks farewell to neighbors
A farewell gathering at a Brown New York home honored Mr and Mrs RoC Stuart and family before their move to Water Town South Carolina. Relatives and friends from Meriden Storm Lake and nearby areas attended, presenting silver teaspoons and sharing a New Year wedding anniversary celebration with Mrs Robert John and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea Bli
Brown
New
E. M. Johon
Penr
Win Kolater
Alta
Clarence Johne
Hetland
Editor Inherits $35000 From German Uncle
An editor and proprietor in the Hempen Belt area learns on Tuesday that an aged uncle in Germany bequeathed a fortune exceeding four million dollars. The heir, Mr. Kelffer, is told his share is about $35,000 and is warmly congratulated. He plans to travel to Strope in the spring to claim the full amount after a brief waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alp
Ketter
Hempen Belle Roterprine
Germany
Ronree
Kelffer
Boat
Friands
Thienia
Kieffer
Strope
An Aurelia Auction Preview and Local Notices
A cluttered auction and rental listing from Aurelia appears with sale items, farm property for rent and equipment. Myron Jentess and W. D. Dice act as auctioneers. Friday evening and Saturday schedules are noted. local residents Chad and Beilbarz praised for talent and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwlll Redhat Puiulie
Frank McGnire
Aurelia
Guillet
Woolciick
Anciler
Hwltoy
Leming
Welput
Neeater
Hay Hicks
Myron Jentess
W. D. Dice
Marshall County Wins Prizes in Clover Seed and Grain
Local growers in Marshall County excel at the Warren Minnesota exhibition. Maren Maru Uo wins first prize for best peck of clover seed, with Ge Jebel of Madison, Wisconsin, and Bilis of Milboro, Indiana taking second and third. W. Uibas earns third in barley. A Vanstekle wins in oats and other contests praise Marshall County soil fertility and regional grain success.
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Marshall County
Vielnity
Marshalleounty
Mbra
Chat Euuey
Tiret
Warren
Minn
Maren Maru Uo
Red River Valley
Ge. Jebel
Madigan
Wik
Tub Bilis
Millkboro
Ind
Dobu W. Uibas
Wan Pot Firet Prise
Michigan
Tall Bush
Minnesota
Vanstekle
Beardie
Munger & Son
Rochester
Albert Lea
Dakota
Mr. Vansteble
Bn- Prudent Minaeatatey
Wiergnat
Kawa
Forthern Zone
Lamberson
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Notab Arat
Oatak
Tibet
Mae
Anyon
Diamond Township's Fine Road Fallout
Fragmented OCR describes a debate over a road project in Diamond Township with mentions of political tension, funding concerns, and regional impact. It notes comparisons to other roads and خوف warnings about costs, while reflecting residents’ anxieties over infrastructure and public works spending.
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Diamond
Hella
Thais Terwredatye
Ted
Willy Ike
Niedey
Rome
Tatelient
Shooting Match at Murelin Described With Events and Purses
A shooting meet at Murelin on Saturday January 9 outlines multiple events with varied targets and purses. Prizes range from 100 to 260 dollars per event with posted percentages for foyer purses and special payment rules based on birds broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murelin
A. Fairehila
Frank Ro Welvh
Land Transfers in Cherokee County Reach 2 039 078
The 1908 land transfer record in Cherokee County shows totals around two million dollars, with numerous parcels traded among residents and firms. Transfers include multiple lots in Marcus and Cherokee, railroad land dealings, and notable activity across Washte and Waghtania areas, as Moore and Chick abstractors document.
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Cherokee Democrati
Cherokee County
Moore
Chick
W A Sanford
EL Halfordlot
Cheroke
Jan Archer
Ener
Gilbert
John Nits
Marvin Mathes
Washte
Currie
Railroad Land Co
WS Davis
Marcus GU Stivers
Felter
Towa Railroad Land Co
Elizabeth Crovin
Marcus
Ees Stnnicsencseseteian
Lf Dugommun
Jay Uitickard
Lewis
Denstow
Larrabed
Arin Johnson
UWS Sloe Et al
Clarence L Coats
Lot Ty Mareus
Hans Peter Nelson
Norrie
S Mattson
Tori Aureio
Iowa Railroad Land
Lucin Marcus
Tawa
Wilhelm
Prouk Glaser
Lot
Ledsaz
Woodallecalte
Mike
Radaell
Laura Dick
Alto T Dick
Gusta Hardin
Minnie Andrews
Charles Davis Totin Cleghorn
Sao
AW Marinewon
Irnst Vran
Marena
Wisin Satomi
Phi Wo Passler
Wi Dub
Wilbert Henry
Bown
Polly E Cooper
Herokee
Wester Town
Lohn Wastin
Warren
Harriet ‘Little
Matth
Lyssan
Marlatt Mathes
Lewit
S Munson
Tra
Waldon
Philly
Passler
Vin Barnes
Lota Chore Noti
National Corn Expo Bid Encourages Regional Gifts
A fragmented report notes the Iowa Commission to the National Corn Expo considering a regional gift idea and a proposal to strengthen ties with participants at the national event. Unclear names and places limit specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wed. Wenat
Ot ‘Reaisen
Towa
Haven
Iowa Commission
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J. B. Peterson
Idaho
Azo
Che Crater
Allie Jung
Lenat
Aod
Misa Chamberlin
Tyvenn
Owlort
Peter Rece
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
Seerloven
Maple Valley
Sehaster
Orelock
Aberdeen
Antiale
Palednek
Eierson
Theakston HO
Royal Pride of
Alt,Co
Nooy
Lorma
Flq
VanBuskirk & Stomberg
A. i Brown
Henkel & Rutledge, Auctioncurs
Walnut Grove
W. E. Haight, Prop
Iowa
Noah Beilbarz
Auveral
Coumbant
Ura
Bert Me
Behar
Ty Bapelesston
Fie
Uae
Nile
Chad
S.ow. Leee
Uruana
Bellharz
Aurelin
Italy
Sprotak
District Court
Hutchinson
Chatiney
W. Pitts
Starr
W. P. McCulla
Maple Valleyneurance Association
H. Ureppe
J. G. Lockin
Cherokee
Editor Sentinel
Loft
Aurelian
Buster Brown
SHOES
Misses
Go's
Mound’ City
White House Shoe
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance
Little Staus
J.C. Lockix
Swift & Company
U.S.A
H. E. Johnson
Prop
Merchants Bank
Aurelia Lamber Co
Solvay
Aurelia Lumber
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