Local News A Point Canon and Fortunes of Early Week
Local notices show Academy schools opened with 24 pupils and a public sale planned near St Henry on Sept 30. Community events include a dance at Senninger’s hall, a piano and singing show at the opera house, a baby born to Prof and Mrs Brackmann, and Typhoid recovery for Paul Altmeyer. A horse of local interest, newspaper changes, and new exhibitions at the county fair are noted along with dental visits and church altar orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon
Daunhauers
Academy
Brack‘mann
Wm. Kreiling
St. Henry
Local residents flood Huntingburg fair and town events
A long list of residents and visitors tracked activity around Dubois and nearby towns. People attended fairs in Huntingburg and Louisville, visited Jasper, Tell City, Rockport, and St Meinrad, and several traveled for business, relatives, or religious events. Notable names include Senninger, Stallmann, Mueller, Beckmann, and Schnauss among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russ
Edward Mueller
Robert Beckmann
Huntingburg
Alice
Senninger
Ella Beckmann
St. Meinrad
Born Suit and Tinware Ad Across The Issue
A reader is urged to see Joe Daunhauer for a new suit of clothes and to note Chas. G. Bosler's ad featuring tinware and Cole's Hot Blast Heaters. Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment is promoted for fly control and Dr A G Wollenmann posts postal wrapping guidance. Joe Deunhaner showcases school supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cox
A. G. Wollenmann
Joe Daunhauer
Leonard Muller Nominated for Ferdinand Clerk Post
The Democratic party announces Leonard Muller as a candidate for Clerk of Ferdinand Indiana, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primary election. The notice confirms his candidacy and party authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Muller
Ferdinand
Ind
Death of William Kreiling Found Dead at Mariah Hill
William Kreiling a 51 year old bachelor near Mariah Hill died Sunday from paralysis and was buried Tuesday. Three thousand dollars in currency was discovered in his attic after his death when a floor piece was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kreiling
Mariah Hill
Beat This John Verkamp Claims County Bumper Wheat
John Verkamp threshed 1 154 bushels of wheat and 367 bushels of oats to claim the county bumper in Ferdinand Harrison or Cass township. Officials invite challengers to beat the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Verkamp
Ferdinand, Harrison
Cass Township
Fire destroys barn and grainery in Siberia tragedy
A barn and grainery owned by Steve Bombolaski were struck by lightning last Thursday night and burned to the ground. The grainery held a large wheat stock and the barn contained hay, corn and farming implements, all lost. The horses were saved, and total losses run to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bombolaski
Siberia
Conductor Kessner Killed In Railroad Accident
Freight conductor Jesse Kessner of Huntingburg died after being run over by a car on the Evansville branch between Boonville and Evansville. Both legs were crushed below the knee during coupling. He died at Evanville Hospital before amputation. He leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kessner
Huntingburg
Evaneville
Southern
Boonville
Evanaville
Haake Guests Serenaded by Sylvan String Band
Ferdinand Social Club honors Henry Haake on sixth wedding anniversary with a late evening gathering. Sylvan String Band from Tell City serenaded the couple, surprising them before their planned Senninger’s hall dance. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sondermann and other local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haake
Ferdinand
Sylvan String Band
Tell City
Senninger’s Hall
Joe Sondermann
Hubert Beckmann
Ben Grewe
Jos. Havlik
Mra
F. X. Rickelmann
Wm. R. Sauer
Englebert Dilger
Mary
Wm. Logsdon
Jos. Schcanenberger
Otto Baumgart
A Warning to Borrowers From a Witty Anecdote
A man too frugal to buy a paper sends his boy to borrow one. The child’s haste leads to a chaotic comic scene as a bee yard, fence mishap, a cow’s death, and a cream churn disaster ensue, ending with a chaotic assortment of misfortunes and spilled items.
Democratic Primary Election in Ferdinand Indiana 1909
Notice sets the Democratic Primary in Ferdinand Dubois County Indiana for September 27 1909 to nominate three trustees a clerk a treasurer and a marshal. Polls open 3 pm close 8 pm at the Schoolhouse with officers an inspector two judges two clerks and a sheriff. Candidates must pay assessments by September 22 to have names on the ticket. Committeemen Joan A Olinger Frank Muller Bernard Grewe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Duboie County
Indiana
Joan A. Olinger
Frank Muller
Bernard Grewe
Tearing Down The Old Convent
Honorable mention is given for assistance to B Niehaua¢ day John Gerberigday Annie Hoffmann John Schmidt Herm Beckmann Wilh Sauer Mike Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Niehaua
John Gerberigday
Annie Hoffmann
John Schmidt
Herm. Beckmann
Wilh. Sauer
Mike Olinger
Ferdinand National Bank Statement 1809 financial snapshot
Report of the condition of The Ferdinand National Bank at Ferdinand Indiana closing September 1 1809 shows Resources total 187408.06 and Liabilities total 187408.08 including capital stock deposits and various bank items. The cashier X Bremmiamann sworn September 11 1608 with notary details and dates follow.
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Ferdinand National Bank
Ferdinand
Indiana
U.4
U. 8
U. S
National Bank
InpiNa
County of Donows
Local News and Tragedy Report from Warrick County
St Meingad and neighbors host and visit relatives in Louisville Jasper Ferdinand and Fulda with several trips to Troy Tell Owensboro Mt Vernon and more. A farm accident injures John Stevens leaving four dependents. burial at a Warrick county cemetery. Gunfight leaves Dale Reporter source Meredith wounded and Small fled. authorities pursue at Rockport Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aailo
Amos Eberhardt
John Stevens
Stevens
Warrick County
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Katie
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Frank Kunkler
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Louis Sanders
Alex Hoffmann
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Frank Bogle
Wm. Bredhold
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John Schnieders
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Mathias Olinger
French Lick
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Fred Albert
Rosa
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Gerhard Kippenbrock
Murphysboro
Richard Eiberg
J. H. Beckmann
Hugo Beckmann
Eberhard
At.' Ecto, Eeilay Tatta
Theresia
J. He Beckmann
John B. Mueller
Frances Klueh
Frank Altmann
Frank Mueller
Almeda
Frances and
Gertrude Mueller
Fred Brandle
Cecelia of
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August Barth
Wm. Stallmann
Ted
William
Lena Haug
Frank
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Wm. Hather
Mr. Hather
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Katie Egioff
Lizzie Schneider
Jake Gohmann
Martin
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Werner Wollenmann
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Catherine Scheffer
Gerhard Auffarth
John Weyer, Sr
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Ava. F. Guetmatean
St. Meingad
George Schnellenberger
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Henry Otto
George Sturm
Rhine Sturm
Mies Ludwina Woorter
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Misa Leoba Trotter
Peter Egioff
Adoph Egioff
Albert Reinacker
Mary Grewe
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Leoba Tretter
Tell
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George Hollander
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Andy M. Trotter
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August Dick
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