Local notices from town and surrounding areas
Mrs P McDonald Mrs C A Tiffany and Cornelia McDonald traveled to Milan on Tuesday. John Gable visited Milan on business. N O Beachman left for Denver expecting several weeks westward. L C Lantz offers repairs and sales of watches clocks and jewelry at right prices. Mrs J S Tendall of Laredo visiting sister Mrs Oxley this week. C M Harris of Pleasant Hill in town shaking hands with friends. Walter Wyatt improves his residence with brick foundation and porches. N O Beachman resigns Browning Camp clerk. Geo Anderson elected to fill vacancy. J W Oxley urged for watch repairs. Browning merchants donate to annual celebration. G M Crockett returns with three Quincy Granite Monuments for R M Johnson Mrs L C Lantz and Jno Gable. Geo T Payne named principal of Stratford Texas five year term nine months. Payne serves The Western Land Co of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Payne
Purdin
Stratford
Texas
Payne
Bwestern Land Co
Stst
Old Reliable marked in jewelry line by J. W. Oxley
A note urges remembering Old Reliable as a jewel line purchase from J. W. Oxley. The brief highlights a trusted item in the jewelry stock and directs readers toward the seller.
Local residents and visitors noted around town
Miss Tilda Smith of Chillicothe visits her brother Geo Smith and Mrs. G R Kirk. Elder A M Morris of Winfield Kansas travels here. John Young returns from Stig ler I T to see daughter Mrs R E Rogers. Mrs Joe Street ill several days. John Purdin back from Non Dakota Friday. Mrs Harvey Johnson of Browning visits relatives. Mrs George Pulliam and Lucile Calhoun of Browning spend Sunday here. Miss Fuey Lyons of Brookfield guest this week. E L Jones building a new house in the south part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilda Smith
Chillicothe
Mr. Geo. Smith
Mrs
G. R. Kirk
Herbine Promises Vitality Boost Amid Health Claims
An 19th century ad copy touts Herbine as restoring energy and health for languor headaches rheumatism and nervousness. J J Hubbard of Texas endorses the remedy noting personal improvement and recommends Waarer & Sons as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbiae
Nature
J. J. Hubbard
Texas
Pigmies in London Spark Curiosity and Debate
A six member group of Central African pygmies arrived in London including two women and four men. Harrison notes their average height around four feet six inches, with hair tinged red. They resemble the negro race but live unclothed except where exposed to semi civilized neighbors. The article mentions alleged infant stealing by pygmies and contrasts their behavior with familiar animal instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Africa
Harrison
Young Prince to Race Weekly at Enterprise and Browning Barns
The Young Prince will perform weekly season 1906 shows every Monday to Thursday at Enterprise barn and every Friday and Saturday at Browning Green Front barn in Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Browning
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Rene Ante
Cure
Be Emates
Lurie Wallace
Kirksville
Lantz
Lantz’s
P. McDonald
C. A. Tiffany
Cornelia McDonald
Milan
J. W. Oxley
A. P. Carr
Dallas
Brownamy
C. F. Turner
Miss Georgia
Herbert of
Oxzley
John Gable
N. O. Beachman
Denver
Col
West
L. C. Lantz
North She
C. M. Harris
Pleasant Hill
Walter
Tim) Wyatt
Geo. Anderson
G. M. Crockett
Unionville
R. M. Johnson
Jno. Gable
A. M. Morris
Winfield, Kansas
John Young
Stigler, I. T
R. E. Rogers
Joe Street
Jobn Purdin
Non Dakota
Mrs. Harvey Johnson of
George Pulliam
Lucile Calhoun of
E. L. Jones
Waarer & Sons
Young Prince
Wm. Harvey
Galhoun & Harvey
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