Palmer Jacobson Returns Home After Visit in McCallsburg
Palmer Jacobson came home last Saturday after a two week visit with friends and relatives in McCallsburg Iowa Route No 2. Hook shipped a car load of old corn recently. The twin baby of Mr and Mrs J P Sampson is reported very ill. M P Flynn sold a horse to Mr Cook last Friday at a good price. B D Sterling and Dave Richardson of Britt bought cattle on Route Two this week. Found a silk handkerchief near the German church last Sunday. Glen Curtis and Nels Jorgen son, visiting from Minneapolis, are in town. Mrs W A Marske and child ren left for Oregon to explore residing climate. Route Two members attended the Farmers Institute last week praising the event. 5 A Holland marketed over 11000 pounds of pork in Buffalo Center last Tuesday. He sold to Wm M McGuire. Mr John Frey is on the sick list. H Winter visited the Frey home Sunday. Adam Nerdig visiting Arkney. Dirk Steen visited H Knigge. John Feldick returned from Aplington. The Knigge child is sick. Arthur Campbell returned to Forest City. Dick Feldick visited Winter home. Route Three social at S Rasmusson home for Lillie Rasmussen’s eighteenth birthday with games and supper. Gifts listed from Jennie Beaver to Will Beaver. Route Four carrier rate changed on the road. Advertisement for mining stock in Nevada. Cold weather noted. Dorenbush visits. Dance at Hauskins home. J A Alberts visits. Jessie Bayenga and Jennie Bayenga visiting Dorenbush home.
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Palmer Jacobson
McCallsburg
Iowa
BE. Hook
J. P. Sampson
M. P. Flynn
Cook
Route Two
Farmers’ Institute
Aea Turner
A. Holland
Buffalo Center
Grant Township
Wm. M. McGuire
Adam Nerdig
Arkney
Dirk Steen
H. Knigge
John Feldick
Aplington
Henry Knigge
Arthur Campbell
Forest City
Dick Feldick
H. Winter
John Ingebritson
Andrew Peterson
Bachelor’s Hall
Faber
Route Three
S. Rasmusson
Lillie Rasmussen
Jennie Beaver
Maude Underwood
Bertha Beaver
Martin Haus
East Lincoln
Kossuth CO
John Dorenbush
Johny Alberts
George Hauskins
J. A. Alberts
Ben Westendorf
Jessie Bayenga
Little Rock
Jennie Bayenga
Ackley
Dorenbush
North Lincoln Kossuth Co. local notes and marriage
Regular correspondent reports on Mies Maude Allen sick this week and visits among locals including Mrs C E Butterfield Charley Yahnke John Craig and Ray Hawn of Grundy Center. A Christ home dance drew attendees after an 8 pm marriage of Ida Rekow to C E Batterfield at Thornton Iowa. Death Valley Magazine offers 100 year subscription plus stock certificate. promotional copy lists Scotty lore and Desert scenes from Death Valley Publishing Co. Rhyolite Nevada 41-4wk.
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North Lincoln
Kossuth CO
Mies Maude Allen
C. E Butterfield
Charley Yahnke
John Craig
Clarence Lester
M. P. Chapman
Ray Hawn
Grundy Center
Harry Vining
M. P
Ida Rekow
C. E. Batterfield
Thornton
Iowa
Death Valley Magazine
Death Valley
Walter Scott
Pacific
Atlantic
Death Valley Exploration & Mining Company
Scotty
Great American Desert
Death Valley Publishing Co
Rhyolite
Nevada
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H. E. Eiel
Johnson Hotel
Doin F. Russ
M.D
Galls
E. A. Smesrude
FIDE
First National Bank
Owa
Theo. Albers
Flynn Bros
Buffalo Center State Bank
Phonograph
Sparks Bros
L.H. Yost
G. LH. Yost
H.e
H. Yost
Bae
the Farmers & Drovers Bank Responsibility
Minnesota
Dakotas
M. McGuinn
T. E. Isaacson, Asst
Buffalo Center Tribune
Routo
J. J. Sabin
Mayme Frandle
J. B. Ablg
Carl Tellockson
Milo Halvorson
A. T
Carrie Larson
Elmore
O. M. Vereide
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lincoln Church
Nels Matson
Lincoln and Hebron
A.E. Johnson
Frost
A. T. Halvorson
B. D. Sterling
Dave Richardson
Britt
Glen Curtis
Mr. Larson
Minneapolis
Nels Jorgenson
W. A. Marske
Oregon
H. Dohlian
Little Daughter
Peter Borma
Sam Winter
Gertie
Jennie Fredericks
Fairmont
Ben Behrends
Lee Com Stock Mining Company
P. O. Box
St.Louis
Peters
Honest
Peters Shoe Co
St. Louis
Bohning Bros
James Whalen
Germania
B. J. Johnson
Pioneer
Allen Mountain
Lew Hubbard
Prop’r
Daum & Russell
Krenz & Daum Meat Market
E.C. Luloff
Krenx & Daum
Edes Robe Tanning Co
Dubuque
Mallory & Wilson
Winchester
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