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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
2
A statement extols professional dry cleaning and pressing to restore a garment’s look, noting home washing and ironing degrade appearance. It argues dry cleaning costs a little but is worth much more for preserving quality.
Mrs. Henry Beaver is on the sick list. Barn completed for P A Hankeos. Born to Mr and Mrs George Barton a baby boy. Harm Jutting visiting relatives in Dempsey SD. Nels Nesse added to residence in Eden township. Dirk Steen left for Grandy Center to visit relatives. Roy Drake visiting L BR Hills family in Reville SD. Nils Nelson returned from SD visit. J LeRoy Brandon of Algona visited A G Smith home. Another baby boy born to John N Holman and wife in Eden. Folkert Poppen and family returned from Parkersburg. W F Clapper to Chandler OH to visit relatives. Stian Egg of Eden township to Colorado for land. J I Mitterer gave carrier four a sack of corn. Jake Risius of Ackley visiting brother John. George Huisman and wife visiting Grundy Center. Pete Elman and family visiting Slater home near Thompson. Samuel Ferguson came from Swea City for a visit with son Will. New windmill tower up on Milbrandt farm. Gun Steinbett did the work. Mrs W T Ferguson left for Humboldt to visit parents for Christmas. Henry Reverts went to Parkersburg for ten days. New windmill and steel tower going up on August Schultz farm. Albert Becker and Wm Wiebrand involved in farm move near Thompson for next year.
A social dance occurred at the Akkerman residence with all attendees enjoying a jolly evening. Various local residents were noted traveling, visiting relatives, and returning home after weeks away, including Olson and family from Amboy and Fox home, and the Elman relatives.
A local ad notes a recent shipment includes a half bale of high quality rugs offered at 32 dollars while supplies last. The listing emphasizes limited stock and low price for quick sale.
A local furrier emphasizes unmatched value and quality with no missed sales this season. Customers are urged to compare and see why their furs are priced rightly and retail service stands out in the market.
Footwear store highlights a wide range of shoes suitable for both old and young customers. Emphasizes availability in all sizes and appeals to gift buyers seeking practical presents.
A Buffalo Center retailer promotes a vast stock of handkerchiefs claiming the largest line yet shown. The display quotes 125 dozen plus, with prices ranging from affordable to around 60 cents.
Retail note inviting shoppers to view new holiday collars sold in boxes and urging visit. Also advertises remaining ladies and children's cloaks with size fit agreements and reduced prices. Local store emphasizes bargains to attract holiday shoppers.
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