Fremont Democrat Highlights and Local News In Oct 19 1901
The Fremont Democrat dated Friday October 19 1901 reports regional happenings and notices with Miller and Cavender as publishers. It covers community events, small town updates, and local affairs pertinent to Fremont residents.
Riverton Notes From St Louis to Shenandoah
Riverton residents report visits and movements including Brn Cowger back from St Louis Chris Chrestensen returned from St Louis Joe Chandler from Hamburg and Grant Moo berry family planning move to Denver Grace Smith went to Shenandoah and back J P Dixon re elected Rev Cies preached at Woodman hall and Sabbath school planned there H C Byars reports five weeks of southern and eastern travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brn Cowger
St. Louis
Chris Chrestensen
Georgia Montgomery
Farragut
Our City
Lowe
Cumberland
Iowa
Will Sherman
Joe Chandler
Hamburg
Riverton
Grant Mooberry
Denver
Grace Smith
Shenandoah
J. P. Dixon
Mrs. Wilson
Ottumwa
Byars
Shoemaker
M. E
Corn husking season shows quiet town life
Nellie and Willie Moore visited in McPaul. many residents traded in nearby towns including Hamburg and Nebraska City. Attendees noted the Powers funeral at Payne Junction and a successful grand ball in Reed hall. Local visits by Miss Ona Wilcox of Saratoga and other social rounds mark a typical week in Percival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Willie Moore
McPaul
Mesdames Moore and Jones
Hamburg
Jay
Hawley
Knox
Arthur Rogers
Nebraska City
Delia
Ella Wadhams
Tabor
Powers
Payne Junction
H. BE. Hawley
GC. W. Mitchell
Sidney
Myrtle Wadhams
Ona Wilcox
Saratoga
Wyo
Grace Hoyt
Theressa Caples
Hattie Chizek
Pacific Junction
Anna McCrary
Jesse Williams
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Nellie Kain
Mattie Lair
Oscar Keyser
Reed Hall
Rosco Williams
Sturgis Williams
Adamson
H. W. Parkinson & Co
Mesdames Lela Hawley
Belle Hummel
Lutie Parkison
Carrie Shedon
S. L. Kellogg
Thurman
Eastern Star
Farragut Notes Local Life and Storm News
Farragut brief items report Tuesday in Hamburg visits Ita Spears Friday party and other social errands. A storm last Thursday caused limited damage while a lecture was postponed to the 18th. Various locals and visitors from nearby towns appear with social gatherings, travel, and school notes.
Nickel Plate Road Tickets On Sale For Pan American Exposition
The Nickel Plate Road will sell tickets each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday during October to Buffalo Pan American Exposition and return at $6.00 in coaches. Return limit is days from date of sale. Tickets with longer limit at slightly increased rates. Three through daily trains from Chicago at Van Buren Street and Pacific Avenue. City ticket office at 111 Adams Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Stricken Resident Recovers with Paraly sis Cure Claims
Local resident Geo R McDonald of Logan county West Virginia reports partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm and side. After treatment by a physician and then using two bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm he nearly recovered. Bartlett Doyle advertises the balm and other remedies with claims of curing rheumatism sprains and bruises. A column notes witty remarks attributed to Victor Hugo and promotes Caldwell Syrup Pepsin with local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson’ Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo
McDonald, Mun
Logan County
W. Va
Bartlett & Doyle
Dr. Caldwell
Pan American to Buffalo Round Trip Tickets Offered
Pan American offers round trips to Buffalo for 6.00 with return via Nickel Plate Road on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Tickets include 15 day and 20 day options with sleeping car access. Inquiries directed to John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams Street, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Buffalo Pan-American
Adams St
Winfield Real Estate Promotes Land Sales in Warmer Months
The agent notes strong fall crops and a record of selling nearly eleven thousand acres in southwestern Iowa with no buyer failing to honor his price plus a 10 percent royalty. Advertises round trips for 12.50, weekly excursions Tuesdays, and listings across Fremont and Atchison counties plus town properties. Office on West E Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Winfield
Iowa
Fremont
Atchison
West E Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miles
W. D. Kreamer
Arkansas City
Kan
Judge Johnson
de. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
People's
Finnell Bros., Prop’s
Naides
Main Street
Talaphona Bambure
Hydinger
Tg-M. Beal
Vice-Press
C. D. Butterfield
Casa
B.G. Franklin
Casha
Capital
Fremont Democrat
Miller & Cavender
Weason
Hulshizer & CO
D. Burgner
Postoffice
Hamburg, Ja
L. J. Kynett
Davis’ Hardware
Argyle St
Julien Hotel
Wamburg
Towa
John Conner
Morley
A. Stoner &Co
G. A. LeDeis
Cedar City
Ike
Percival
Werner Scott
Ita Spears
Mr. Fisher
Kewanee
Sinclair
W.S. Roberts
Hugh McMullen
Friend
Neb
Garrett Vansant
Henry Ross
Wisconsin
Mr. McFerrin
Tecumseh, Neb
Mrs. Sholts
Warren Craft
Wm. Morgan
Kingston, Mo
James Kingsolver
Smith Center
W. CG. Scott
Penn and Laughlin
Mabel Turnbull
Mrs. Johnson
Wolsonv
Mrs. Lightfoot
Greene
T. C. Harris
Bartlett
Town
Beara
Storlia
oAs
Dr. King
Akin
Bartlett & Doyle’s
Bartlett & Doyle’s Drug Store
J. C. Snider
Crittenden, Ky
Bartlett & Doyle's
Victor Hugo
Maud Muller
Eureka Barbershop
Mouawkk RomeEopy Co
Rome
N. Y
Lowa
H.C. Coolbaugh
Ana i
Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
de Witt
Remingtom
GRU
Je Marlin Fire Armsgo
Conn