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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
2
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Heiko Jurgens shown on the shie list last week J.M Underwood lost a good horse Ed Morgan lost a horse last week William Skinner building a new barn near Woden J W Tutton visited Thompson M P Flynn building a new machine shed Nels Gjeratad appeared in Forest City on business Miss Betsey Erickson teaching near Forest City Abie Behrends out with a felon on his thumb Sam Moore pressing hay with an engine outfit Mrs R G Beaver visiting Forest City George Spieker returning from Kenyon Minnesota Annis Friedrichs moving toward Texas A W Behrends driving countywide for Rawleigh Folkert Poppen family visiting Parkersburg Hans Thompson back from Kenyon Annis Friedrichs assisting move to Texas plus more town and farm notes
In Ellis district King township the winter term starts with Miss Anna Olson teaching. Luke Lubben received two pure Scotch Collie dogs from Rock Falla on Tuesday. A new 24x32 ft machine shed is being erected on the Carleton farm, occupied by W. A. Brags on Route 1. Swanson relatives visit, locals move homes, and several residents return from work or visits.
A recent shipment offers a half bale of good rugs at sale price. They have sold for $2.00 each, with stock limited and prices currently marked at .65 and 1.35 before final sale.
There is nothing that will take the place of a nice fur. We haven't missed any sales this season for the reason that our furs are right and our prices right.
Shoes for all ages and sizes offered as nice presents. The ad emphasizes a wide range from old to young with various sizes available.
A Buffalo Center ad proclaims a large stock of handkerchiefs with over 125 dozen available. Prices are listed from five cents up to sixty cents, with the note implying a broad selection and value for shoppers.
We bought for the holiday trade some new collars put up one in a box which are certainly fine. If you haven't seen them drop in and look them over.
A brief sale note invites shoppers to a limited stock of ladies and children's cloaks with available sizes and fittings, promising significantly lowered prices for those who choose their fit.
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