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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
5
Advertisement urges readiness to fit customers with cloaks fur scarfs and jackets from a top U S house. Prospective buyers may select one to four garments on approval with emphasis on price style and quality. View the line by calling to see the display and selections.
Eoid About Town reports George Babe on Hawarden business while Jenson and Hanson families visit. Will Goody travels to Sioux City to buy young cattle. Deputy Wilcox of Orange City also in town. Karr returns from Illinois and Ohio. Tax payments urged at Farmers & Merchants Bank. Letters awaiting pickup at Ireton post office. Local ads offer plush robes blankets and harness. J L Johnson assists in Monroe bank building project. Warr McGonagle Irwin attend missionary convention in Boyden. Satterlee Peebles promote home furnishings. A farewell for Rev Arthur Edwards at M E parsonage before move to Stony Napide. Satterlee recalls aunt Mrs Jno M Church's death. double funeral held.
Frenk Parrott attended county business at the seat on Wednesday. Vietho served on the petit jury in Orange City this week. E. B. Waite visited relatives in Sutherland last Saturday. C. W. Stevens spent Sunday with Frank Struck and family in Hurley South Dakota. Mrs. H. E. F. McKeever returned from months with relatives in the eastern states. Elton Frost and baby spent Sunday at Hawardes and returned home with sister A Londay. Mrs. A. di. Cilley visited daughter Mrs. L. D. Maynard and returned to Peterson last Saturday. D. E. Wieg left Wednesday for Sioux City to visit daughter Mrs. White. Chas. Beckwith of Preston Iowa and Chas. Sargeant of Garwood arrived Wednesday, guests of Mrs. W. S. Scott and Mrs. B. St. Shagar. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fk. O. Parker Sr. and others at Ireton earlier in the week, returning from a visit at Fred Parker’s home near Templeton. Fred Sebastian returned Saturday from North Liberty where he attended a state Church conference. Mrs. Shields noted that in the eastern part of the state no rains fell and roads were dry and dusty. Oliver Hemmingson, Monday, purchased a new wagon rack at the state fair in Des Moines. it is a combination device convertible for hog rack, wagon box, or corn bus with throwboard and scoop board.
W A Sulser was at Hawarden on business while County Recorder H B Morgan came from the county seat. KR Chisholm arrived to oversee land interests. Weis and daughter Ednn were guests at Crisads in Hawarden. Dr H P Walinea attends a Missionary convention in Boyden. Farmers attend a county experimental farm picnic. Julius Weber builds a corn crib on his farm. S R McCrory from Sioux City doing county work. Miss Louise Riter visits Treton brothers and Riter family. Mr and Mrs Henry Bartels and Mirelena Bilera stay with the Eilers. The Morrises plan a visit to Barney, W N D, and Tretorn colony. Local business notes on carpets, addition to Dan Gamble’s residence, and interurban railroad interests. Gas main work by Carter at Doon may shift to Treton when a buyer’s found. Swedish-American telephone company rep Ferruson in town. local system installed and expansion planned. A correction on a past report about Ireton and Alcaster game. larger change to weekly publication day to Thursday to align with rural routes. Readers urged to send notices by Tuesday noon.
Das Brown visited Alton Monday with Spencar Douglass at Le yesterday. H C Shimer returned from Cascada after visiting his daughter Mrs Demary last Saturday. J P Riter traveled to Mitchell on business. Miss Gertrude McReeber, a Maurice teacher, spent weekend at home in Itaten. Henry Heeren offers four horse doubletrees. Mrs Pareboom to Sioux City for appendicitis surgery. Readying township trustees name Vanderhamm township clerk. James Edwards leaves for Iowa City to study law with aim to practice. New stock of carpets and mats available. Satterlee and Peebles advertise bakery plans and upstairs room. Thomas Eagstend left for North Dakota to work with plans to return next season.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names like Thesaore Shaver formerly with W. CO. Tilford and Wm. Mushey of Blair, plus Mrs. A. Byrne and W.O. Wilford, with mentions of J. G and HSTOL town in Iowa during the week.
Ralph Loren Isase Golo Jr. died last Sunday from a complication of croup and weak heart at eighteen months ten days old. He was buried from St Pauls Lutheran Church Monday afternoon. The child was loved by all and mourned by Mr and Mrs Gia i Towa and family, with sympathy extended to the bereaved parents.
Mr and Mrs J Anderson of Merrill arrived Monday evening and hosted guests of Mr and Mrs Ika Goin. Thee ere eras is the only thing that prevents hog raising losses. A W Grissell, Lyons county schools superintendent, died at Rees Rapids from appendicitis. The infant daughter of Afrand r Meint Johnson died Tuesday night of cholera infantum. Funeral Thursday afternoon. Beary Rebmann and Ouno Creen in town Tuesday for a bonfire to be used at the Grant township creamery. Grant township creamery praised as a successful cooperative due to competent management.
A damaged OCR item shows brief, unclear lines about allergy relief, nervous system stimulation, courage against death, and a product likened to Rocky Mountain tea tablets priced at 83 cents. Contains stray branding fragments and unreadable portions.
Inquiry into the North Western Line prompts a reduced rate sale for the Samuels and partners at Des Moines. Details direct readers to Chicago and Northwest agencies for applications and permissions.
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