Apping News and Local Happenings
H Myhre moved into a new house as corn husking looms ahead. Miss Katie Bigotow studies at Hstherville this week. Misa Grenrides returned from a western trip last Saturday. E C Bartholomet gains look of Buffalo Gill kin. Wallman talks moving to a northeast Armstrong farm after husking Biscorn. Smith boys sought watch for a horse race with unclear result. Thanksgiving cuppa at Doughty schoolhouse drawn a good crowd and about 13 dollars collected.
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Katie Bigotow
Hstherville
Misa Grenrides
E. C. Bartholomet
Buffalo Gill
Wallman
Armstrong
Smith Boys
Doughty School
Seven Thousand Dollar Palace Photo Car at Depot One Day
The seven thousand dollar palace photo car will be at the depot for one day only on Friday December 3. High Lake items and notes from Estherville mention Chris Olson in town last Monday. A Carrassa youth corn for A. Bergeson. Martin Myhre Ed Skatobo trip north last Sunday. Gard family visited northern friends. B J Bergeson employs nine. Weather notes reflect heavy snow and cold. Some Estharlville boys attended Fremens ball Thanksgiving night. Webster Co bicyclist laid up at Bergeson’s due to snow. Ed Skattolop bought a coon skin coat to stay warm. Andrew Erum returned from Minnesota planning to locate there next spring. Chris Jyargon transacting business at Hytherville Tuesday. After November 5 night southbound tickets to Lindenford and Osgood will be sold to alternate places.
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Carrassa
Bergeson Martin Myhre
Ed. Skatobo
Gard
B. J. Bergeson
Igh Lake
Fremens
Estharville
Webster Co
B.J. Bergeson
Ed Skattolop
Andrew
Erum
Mins Nocoti
Wall
Chris Jyargon
Waltingfard’ S
mAs
Hytherville
Dllingford
Osgood
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P.T. Boulson
Sega
Peter Paul Sonm
Apping News
H. Myhre
Orks Ils
Rarsy
Aan
Go! Clothing House
Tratilla
Fahrens
Leonty
Biason
Hishoek
Bergeson & Co
Tollifson Millinery
Algo
Tollifson
Cape
Cassidy
Shoca
Boots
Alfred Brothers Shoe Company
JOYCE
Petersen & Simonsen
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