Farm Bargains No 2 A 221 Acre Farm Near Elgin
Offers include a 221 acre farm eight and a half miles south of Elgin with a twelve room house, barns, granaries, corrals, and water from springs and wells. Includes 181 acres tilable, 16 acres white oak timber, 25 acres hog tight fencing, plus a second Pleasant River farm section with 200 acres, several outbuildings, an orchard, timber, and spring water. Also listed: No 4 prairie land 100 acres near Highmore, exchange options, and a 7 room residence in town. Includes a 7 room home near Apostrophe church and a 67 acre parcel west of Elgin with barn, orchard, and school nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Highmore
Hyde Co
South Dakota
Fayette Co
Iowa
Apostohe Church
Lgin
Elgin West Union Road
Figin Land Agency Figures in Local Social Roundup
The week’s social notices name Mike Mononhao as indisposed while Lulu Minger spent time with Clyde King. Walter Pritchard visited Fred Gresinger, Johnie Wilson and wife called on Lew Hausberger, Tim Thoman and family visited Henry Holzer, Nellie and Alta Hofer were guests at Jake Greisinger’s, Mrs. Henry Overbeck visited Eddie Hunsberger, and P Craft with wife Fern spent Sunday at the Thomas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mononhao
Lulu Minger
Clyde King's
Walter Pritchard
Fred Gresinger
Johnie Wilson
Lew Hausberger
Tim Thoman
Henry Holzer
Nellie
Alta Hofer
Jake Greisinger
Henry Overbeck
Eddie Hunsberger
P. Craft
Fern
T. Thoman
West Union News Notes and Local Visits
C B Hughes traveled to Des Moines on a brief business trip. Lena Muehlenthaler and Clara visited Brainard. D W Clements to Brainard to spend days with his sister. Sylvia Stanton of Elgin visited her sister Mrs Henry Herwig. Pluma Weaver of Elgin visited her parents. Mrs H C Blough returned to Waterloo after visiting the Fred Wilbur and Frank Bower homes. Judge Hobson and Reporter Comstock returned from New Hampshire to conclude a term of court. Maude Zoller came from Ossian for a week’s vacation due to the boiler failure at the Ossian school. H L Adams of Des Moines looked after business and stayed through Monday. Railroad work pleases Henry and his family enjoy their new home. Edna Knight returned from Elgin after two weeks with sister Mrs G S Kniel and resumed work at local law offices. Mrs Kniel joined Edna for the trip back. Geo Wander of Clermont, a Culler at the office, noted Florida’s easy living after winter there. Stomach trouble and deranged kidneys cited as rheumatism causes. Electric Bitters urged for stomach liver and kidney health with testimonials from Charles B Allen of Sylvatia Ga. Second bottle price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Clements
Brainard
Sylvia Stanton
Elgin
Henry Herwig
Misa Pluma Weaver
John Weaver
H.C. Blough
Waterloo
Fred Wilbur
Frank Bower
Edna Knight
G. 8. Kniel
W. B. Clements
W. C. Lewis
John Capps
C. C. Miller
Chicago
Bessie Cahalan
Helen Appelman
Cedar Falls
Charles Larrabea
Ft. Dodge
Jessie Hills
Monona
G. W. West
Rosebud
Ed. Emil Olson
Nels Levi
Jack Halverson
Senator Roe
Waldorf College
Forest City
Marie Halverson
Des Moines
General Assembly
Elkader Notes and Local Movements Across Town
Elkader society notes detail visitors and residents: K A Kirkebeg of Marion in town. G J Stallbaum and family moved into a home. Mira Leta Perry visited Postville to bid farewell to Californiabound parents. D D Murphy traveled to Des Moines. rain arrives, easing drought in several areas. numerous social calls at the Patterson and Howard homes. Mrs. Kohls ill under Dr Trezona care. Meier and Willmes depart for Montana. Clint G Bishop admitted to practice law in Montana. weather brings mild rain, Turkey River floods ease, Roberts Creek washes out a bridge on the Elkader branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Sterling Democrat
K. A. Kirkeberg
Marion
G. J. Stallbaum
Mike Farrell
Mira Leta Perry
Postville
California
D. D. Murphy
Des
Moines
Murphy Tast
Amise
Patterson
Dar Rapids
Dr. Patterson
Willie Howard
Georgie Howards
Ruth Conner
Georgie Howard
William Kohls
Trezona
Hugh Conner
Robert Wilson
Frank Boyle
Johnnie Monnahan
Isaac Monnahan
Turkey River
Roberts Creek
Elkader Branch
Clermont News Highlights Local Moves and Moves
Clermont notices list residents and visitors at Elgin Mon and Sat, with Ferguson, Miller, Capps, Larrabea, Hills, West, Cahalan, Appelman, and others reported. Business, teaching appointments, and restaurant buyouts are noted alongside a college president accompanying a funeral procession. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is endorsed for skin conditions, burns and bruises.
Cheery Valley News Snow storm hits Saturday
Local notes list multiple residents on the sick list including Sarah Grimm and Joseph Schneider. Several social calls and visits are recorded among families such as the Dennier, Meyer, Baumgartner, and Christen households. A Saturday snow shovel event affected the community as everyone cleared the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Grimm
Joseph Schneider
Fred Yost
Fred Dennier
Gottlieb Dennier
Mlyria Items Show Weather and Social Notes
The robins arrive, roads near impassable, and a hard rain with a snow storm follow. John Wilson and wife hosted visitors, Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball improves, and Alta Yearous vacationing at Andrew Yearous home. The Union Depot home talent performance postponed. Lydia Kerr ends winter school term, L Hummel family moves near Arlington, Albert Klingman returns from Timber Lake trip. Mrs. Chas Pitz ill. Dr Hadsel treats Mrs Fritz and others. TL MacKellar hosts neighbors for lumber hauling session. several pleasant gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Elizabeth Kimball
Alta Yearous
Andrew Yearous
G. E. Gehring
Union Depot
Harry Gilson
Ray Shaffer
Lydia Kerr
Highland
Timber Lake
Chas Pitz
Robinson
Hadsel
Fritz
E. Kimball
Boyle
Best Known Cough Remedy Discovers Longstanding Trust
Dr King s New Discovery has been renowned worldwide for forty three years as the most reliable cough remedy. Over three million bottles were used last year. It promises a money back guarantee if it fails to help coughs or colds and lung troubles. Available at City Drug Store for 50 cents and 1.00. Enthusiasm helps drive success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J.J. Owens
Allendale,s
Dr A H Weber Cured by New Method Offers Free Exam
Local advertisement promising cure by a new method credits Dr A H Weber. Examinations are free and patients urged not to miss the opportunity.
Constipation remedy ad and local notices
An old time advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for constipation with claims of liver stimulation and toxin elimination at The City Drug Store. Nearby items mention Jim Boyle moving into Mrs Lyons house on Center Street and a local comment on coal costs versus winter heat. Notable figures include Howard Taft and Ty Cobb with stated salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jim Boyle
Mrs. ‘Lyons
Center Street
Wim
Howard Taft
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Figin Land Agency
Pleasant Point
West Union
C. B. Hughes
Lena Muehlenthaler
Clara
Charles B. Allen
Sylvatia
Oak Grove News
Frank Crooks
Winnie
John Howards
Mary Bennet
Frank
Sheldon Boyle
Simon O'Neil
Ward Brabham
Ed Boyle
Ed’ Conner
Ira Bonnet
Thomas Greathead
C. F. Meier
D. F. Willmes
Montana
Melvin Benson
Decorah
B. M. Benson
Highland Township
Clint G. Bishop
Helena
Supreme Court
Ruth
Clermont News
Enterprise
Shipton
F. F. Ferguson
George Miller
Bucklen
John Dye
Gladwin, Mich
Cheery Valley News
Mrs
Edd Benson
Ole Benson
Christ Meyer
Albert Meyer
Rosa Meyer
Fred Denuler
Millie Preiden
Theodore Hanson
A. Baumgartners
Albert Butikofar
Cedar Rapids
Flossie Cooper
Thos Hanson
John Meyer
John Probert
Frank Chisten
Edwin Hanson
Oscar Baumgartner
Lena Nydegger
Henry Freiden
Loussa Baumgartner
Cara Meyer
Jake Reinhart
Patay Minnihan
Georgia Meyer
A. Baumgartner
Frank Christen
Weat Bend
Ida Baumgartner
Alex Baumgartner
Celia Christen
Adolph Hanson
John Schmidt
John
Fred Pulver
Ed Grimm
Albert
Will Schupbach
Christ Meyers
Fred
Martin
Edwin
Henry
Ellen Hanson
Celia
Lonsia Christen
Fred Rietz
Robins
TL. MacKellar
A. H. Weber
Dewey
Catarra
T. J. Capper
BUICK
Orm
Otvn
Flint
G. G. Monnahan
Pric
Auance
McCaskey
C. S. Halstenson
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