Sale on 25 Open Men's Shirts and Women's Footwear
A dated shopping notice advertises 25 open men shirts priced up to 95 cents now at a 50 cent sale. Mens waists range 75 cents to 2 dollars, sale price 25 cents. Slippers and oxfords for misses and women offered at 8 cents per pair for next year.
Fire at Tarkio destroys multiple frame buildings
H R Wright reports an early Sunday fire at The Independent office in hrikin along with four other frame structures including Christian's drug store and a feed store. The proprietor bought Tarkio World and merged the papers. Fremont Democracy offers a free year to subscribers of the American Barrier.
Accidents and Legal Notices Plague Fremont County
Mr and Mrs Charles Golden suffer injuries when their wagon collides with a cow tangled in rope causing the wagon to overturn and drag them across barbed wire. A missionary meeting is set and a public notice seeks quieting title in Fremont County Iowa with multiple defendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Golden
Barrifger
Mrs. Golden
Dr. Jolly
Dr. Wilson
Mr. Golden
Garst Farm
Benjamin’ Bowman
Winberger Wirth
Wm. C. Foulks
Simeon Hargis
Nelson LE. Pinney
Este Pinney
Milton R.pin‘ney
Sallie Pinney
A. M. Burk
Aiaziah
Burk
J. Groves
W. J. Groves
District Court
Fremont
Iowa
Alexander Keyes
Colinty
Missouri River
Recorder’s Office
Fremont County
Saids Court
Sidney
Towa
James W.pope
Alvira C. Ball
Joseph Dunn
Thomas Farmer
Stephen Shakleton
Susan L. Vyse
Hamburg
James W. Pope
Bergin
John W. Williams
Alvira C. Bull
Jones W. Pope
Sidsey
Hammocks and visits fill Scranton social scene
Miss Ida Holmes of Villisca visits Miss Mae McAdoo this week while Hammocks in all styles are spotlighted at C Stoner & Co. Stow family stays in Hot Springs South Carolina and many locals attend Carnival week with friends including Cookseys from St Joe and Loveland from Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stoner & Co
Ida,Holmes
Villisca
Mae McAdoo
Hamburg notices span remodeling to new homes and rail fare
Dr. 8. T. Mitchell plans an eight room cottage on north Main after remodeling the home bought from J. S. Kinney. A. J. Giggar leaves Hamburg for Peoria to settle there. Western Passenger Association offers one fare round trip to state fair August 21 to 29 with travel starting August 20. Don Wykoff passed state board pharmacist exams in Council Bluffs. Steinmetz Sisters millinery stock sold to The Emporium store now opened. Maud Cooley named gates lady and manager with fall stock en route from Kansas City market. Miss C Baker remains manager with August felts arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Mitchell
J. S. Kinney
North Main Street
Hamburg
Western Passenger Association
Steinmetz Sisters
Emporium
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H.R. Wright
Tarkio
Frea
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Highfield
James E Bogan
T. S. Stevens
Fremont Democrat
A. B. Thornell
McCormick
J. G. Woolsey
E. A. Chapman
Scranton’s
Mary. Schnitzer
St. ‘Joe
Bider
Mrs. Cles
O Stoner & Co
Harry Dean
Colorado
Hellie Cross
Chas. Gibbs
Omaha
Messrs
Askey
Lair
Misses Holmes
McAdoo
Nebraska City
C.B. Stow
Hot Springs
S. C
Joe Eggermeyer
Marshalltown
Will
Mrs. Swiggart
Mabel
Bertie Cooksey
St. Joe
James Medford
A. Butler
Dr. Cole
Thurman
Frank Loveland
Chas. Burkholder
A. J. Giggar
Peoria
Ill
Mr. Giggar
Don Wykoff
Council Bluffs
Board of Pharmacy
Oxfords
Aunt Jemima
Clairette Fairbanks
Horseshoe
Lowa
Craig Armstrong