Local notices scatter in a Turbulent Prairie Town column
A stream of items from Hull and surrounding areas notes insurance notices, property moves, and community happenings. Fragments mention Rocky Mountain Tea ads, hospital calls, a Sioux County real estate tilt, porch construction, school and church events, and planned city improvements, all in a rapid snapshot of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ty Pobes
John Coutts
Sioux County
Rocky Mountain
Win
Beach
Hsidence
Tno
Knewell
Elias Cornforth
Washington State
Elias
Maliera
Michael Cudahy
Sioux City
Kansas City
Chicago
Ghat
Death and visits mark community pages in Prairieburg region
Squire Newell and family visited Sheldon last Sabbath while Station Agent Losey went there on brief business. George Miller of Bridgewater Dak came to see brother J T Miller visiting mother Mrs Sarah Miller. Warren Whitney of Prairieburg arrived for a visit with brother‑in‑law J W Wagsnab. Letters from Larchwood Leader spark mild local skirmish with Sam Mak. Death of David Frear in Rock Rapids brings obituaries. services to be held at Congregational church with G A R post conducting ceremonies for a respected neighbor and veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinll
M. J. Elliott
Mr. Erickson
Tawa
Tie
South Dakota
John Dethmer
Stai
Calina
John
Hie Parkers
McKinley
City
Sioux City
Northwestern
Lowa Peehe
Lizzie Selig
Kooh, Sen & Co
Dry Roads
Emilar Positioux
Ong Hag
Flandreau
Rock Rapida
GW. Anderson
Perkina
Orange City
Kirk
Anderse Colork
Courts Melrose
G. W. Gigeely
Messrs
Clark and Fink
Minsey Blatherwick
Knapp and
McLern
Rock Valley
Hull
Ste
Misa Edith Hazard
A. Walters
Worster
Manila
Dakota
Marathon
Freir
Bihor
Toma
Benois
Missouri
Scenibs
Wim
Squire Newell
Sheldon
W. E. Losey
George Miller
Bridgewater
S. Dak
J.T. Miller
Sarah Miller
Wfe
Illinois
Iowa
United States
Warren Whitney
Praireburg
J. W. Wagsnag
Mr. Whitney
Sam Mak
Sam
David Freer
Vertice
Bicknesa
Bhy
Afl
Mbera
Inp
David Trear
Mrs Kruger Tells Of Thrift And Household Duties
Philadelphia Press sketches Mrs Kruger wife of Traanavaal president as thrifty and economical. The piece highlights her management of household tasks, cooking, washing, and supervising duties, contrasting thrift with public life and suggesting her influence in her husband’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Philadelphia
Traanavaal Republic
Nerier
Serheminy
Household Duties Mark Presidential Image In Unequal Balance
The article portrays the first lady's role as subordinate and tireless, balancing duties and public image. It contrasts lavish domestic service with strict personal financial boundaries, noting government allowances while questioning long term stewardship of wealth and influence. The piece also touts local merchants and public opinion in Mason Democrat, praising prominent stores and regional business prominence.
The Fassing of Washington in a Dying Moment
Fragmented OCR reveals a deathbed scene where Washington, gravely ill, refuses assistance and dictates his will while airing injunctions to his heirs. The account describes Joyce Perrine and others present, the slow decline, and a final, sorrowful moment surrounding the estate and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Perrine
Amd
la Tires
Alter Mark
Northwestern Empire rail progress and advances described
Fragmentary text recounts a death scene and remarks on posthumous acceptance. It praises ongoing railway improvements across the Northwestern Empire, noting brick and concrete tunnels, new locomotives, and luxury cars on the St Paul to Seattle Portland route. The piece highlights safety, scenery, and travel speed, with through trains and accommodations for passengers.
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Itetral
Donin
Siselebes
Crete
Northwestern Empire
Pullmants
St. Paul
Mipmeapolis
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Northwest
Chas
St. Pa WoxpunLan
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnesota
E. W. Hazard
Hull, Iowa
Tows Mutual
Warren
Frank DeCelle
Rocky Mount
Mra
Wilgyn
Gebterdsily
Armaury
W. H. Wilkinson
Janes Jarash
Dom Paul
Wry Manson
Manson Democrat
the Democrat
Manson
Lear
Wolfre
Ned
Distict Court
Tower
Pevners
Spuvinny
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