Ferdinand News Highlights Local Activities and Rail Schedules
Notices include train arrivals at Ferdinand Station with through connections to Louisville Evansville and Huntingburg. Local events feature dances at Lenninger Hall August 21, a Ferdinand Reds game at Olinger's Park, aCheap John sales in front of Hubert Quante's saloon, and photographer Adam Sprayer promoting portraits. The Ferdinand National Bank reports a year of strong finances and bonds sold for Patoke township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hubert Quante
Patoke Township
Dubois County State Bank
Huntingburg Bank
E. M. Campbell & Co
Breed & Harrison
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Ferdinand National Bank
Local and Foreign Visitors Reel Off City on Business
Manager Wm H Schaffer Cumberland Telephone Co Tell City and Mr Field Rockport are in the city on business. Andrew Wagner went to St Anthony. Brother Bernardin Olinger of St Meinrad Abbey is in the city on vacation visiting relatives. Rev Weber of Indianapolis visited here and St Meinrad this week. Wade of Indianapolis transacted business. Ed Herms of Friedman Shoe Co Louisville was in the city. Joe Gelhausen and family of Arkansas came to stay. Many residents and visitors from Tell City, Jasper, Schnellville, St John and Bristow seen in town for errands, visits, chores, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Schaffer
The
Cumberland Telephone Co
Tell City
Mr. Field
Rockport
J. H. Beckmann
Chas. Bickwermst
Bernardin Olinger
St. Meinrad Abbey
City
Rev. Weber
Indianapolis
St. Meinrad
Ed Herms
Friedman Shoe Co
Louisville
Jacob Kunitz
Jasper
Joe Kuntz
Emma Egler
Mary Pitta
Ferdinand's Market Offers Country Produce and Meats
The listing enumerates prices at Ferdinand's Market for country produce including eggs at dozen, butter per pound, potatoes per bushel, and various meats such as bacon, ham, lard, hens, springers, and cocks. Wool, roots, hides, mill stuff, and grain items with per unit prices are also listed, including flour, shorts, bran, corn meal, and several grains.
Ferdinand resident seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors
MATINAS OLINGER applies to the Dubois County Board of Commissioners at the September term 1906 for leave to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart for one year at a 20 by 20 foot room on the ground floor of a two story building on the southeast corner of lot 123 Ohio Street Ferdinand. He asserts good moral character and ninety days residency and seeks privilege to also sell luncheon and confection while complying with local liquor regulation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Ohio Street
Ferdinand Township
State of
Matinas Olinger
Ferdinand National Bank Report of August 9 1906
Report of the condition of the Ferdinand National Bank at Ferdinand Indiana as of August 9 1906 with resources including loans and discounts U S Bonds and notes from other banks and liabilities showing capital stock surplus profits and deposits The affidavit is signed by cashier F X Rickelmann asserting truth to the best knowledge and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand National Bank
Ferdinand
Indiana
U.S
U. S
ULM
Ndlana
Dunois
F. X. Rickelmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mathias Olingers
Southern Railway
Ferdinand Station
Evansvile
Huntingburg
Peter Mueller
Frank Quante.& Co
Lenninger's Hall
Huntingburg Sterlings
Ferdinand Reds
Olinger’s Park
Ferdinand Beekmann
Adam Sprayer
John Lusch
Schriever
Spencer County Fair
Chrisney
Myra
Ben Krampe
Joe Uebelhoer
Joe Oser
Marshall Stallmann
Marshall Brown
Aug. Feller
Mr. Feller
Brut
Leiter
Andrew Wagner
St. Anthony
Mr.Wade
John Rheinacker
Wm. Bretz
Bretzville
Rosa Feller
St. John
Lindenschmitt
Mary Lindenschmitt
Edward Bromm
Nora
Joe Mueller
Frank Havlik
Huntinburg
Joe Gelhausen
Arkansas
Anna Klueh
Katie Huther
Joseph Praute
Chilicothe
Leo Snyder
Evansville
Hermann Saalmann
Birdseye
Sam Pitts
Enos Bosler
Mariah Hill
Joseph Adam, Sr
Tell City Hub Co
Rosa Seifert
Tillie Lindenschmitt
Hermann Kestine
Claude Pitts
Claude
Herr Claude
John Feigle
M. H. Wade
U. S. Revenue Collector
R. Spillmann
T. C. Dickmank
Ferdinand Lindauer
Fulda
Clem Lueken
W. Tepe
Theodore Franzen
Son Math
Chicago
Louis Sauer
E. Dilger
Fred Memmer
Bill Stallman
Ed Elderfield
Laib & Co
Frank Weber
Kyana
Kitten Machine Works
August Steinhauer
John Gaesser
John Metzger
Ed. Dudine
Dubois, Ind
G. W. Tepe
Ed. Buchart
Schnellville
Mike Jochem
Maggie Morgan
St. Henry
Augusta Smith
St. John, Ind
Mike Wahl
Dale
Frank Richi
George Niehaus
Joe Verkamp
Mt. Carmel, Ill
Otto Durre
Mathias Olinger
John Jochem
Commisnioner’s
Theresia Gerber
Paul Ner’s
Paul
Mayme
Dina Weber
Herman
Bristow
Clem Keelker
Q. T. Brooner
Dale Reporter
Kitten’s
Barbena Seberth
Emma’ Rush
Subiaco
Ark
Herman Mueller
Francis
Aug. Barth
Mias An Diekmann
Owensboro
Dr. Geo. Tepe
J.A. Sondermann
William Bretz
Mike Edele
Ida. Pittsprent
Jacob Bretz
Henry Beckmann
Theodore Francis and
Lizzie
Mayme Beckmann
Joe Merkel
Lincoln City
Blanche Temple
Evanaville
John Gerber
Katie Muth
Henry Boehmann
John Scherer
Albert Snyder
Geneva Logsdon
Tillie Sondermann
Frances Sondermann
Minnesota
St. Mary
Ind
Ferdinand's Market
J. A. Sondermann
Wiss Bertha C. Rickelmann
Cumberland
Jung
X. Rioxensann
Hvngar Oranre
Udind Public
I. Ee
J. J. Beckmann - Dilger Co
Olinger
Chaire Cigars
Cwnderland
Straight Forward Business
John Lubbers, JR
St. Henry, Ind
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