Local Notes Highlight Everyday Visits And Misfortunes
Wednesday last. He leaves a wife and four children. Carrie Knutson is working for Mrs. Lewis versels. A. O. Bergeson had the misfortune to lose one of his horses last week. Mr. McLaughlin of Tmmiets burg was up here looking for wolves last week but his success was not the very best. Carl Christopher and Ed Slat taboo spent Sunday in the northern part of the county. Mr. Rustad and a family visited at Simonson's Sunday. A. Q. Christopher made a trip to Estherville in the rain last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Bergeson
Mr. McLaughlin
Tmmietsburg
Osgood notes on concerts and local tidings
An editorial collage mentions dog concerts and war window moods in the locality. The piece references the Giddings and Barnum engine needing expert care and reports the death of Mr. B Cahill in Emmetsburg on a Sunday after a long illness, with details truncated.
Buffalo Skull Found In Mud Lake By Resident
O N Young, once a resident of the area, reports sending a valuable curiosity to The Herald: a buffalo skull picked from Mud Lake in the northwest region. The paper notes dwindling buffalo remains as receding waters expose skulls. it speculates many drowned buffalo perished long ago during the animal’s migration with water sources. Writing paper and envelopes for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.N. Young
Prasant & Prosperous
Fayyporin
Immet
Loway
Herald Cabinet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cassidy
Fuller & Johnson and
Deere Corn
Ohio
Bebroteheers
Arre
Savengy Fird
Abrams
Chick
Palives
Petersen & Simonsen
C. Butler
Anton Simonson
Seneca
Carrie Knutson
Mrs. Lewis
Carl Christopher
Donne
Ole Bergeson
Mrs. Sprrrier
Grachtinger
Gard’s
Ed. Slattaboo
Theorthern
Mr. Rustad
Simonson
A. Q. Christopher
Estherville
Thesrain
Watson
Krerwick
WM. Mueller
Graettinger Savings Bank
Ae Sales
S Barringer
Thifa City Restaurant
Osgood
Mr. B. Cahill
Emmetsburg
Mr. Cahill
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