Monticello Express Weekly Ad Rates and Schedule
The Monticello Express is published every Thursday with a subscription price of 1 dollar 75 cents. The brief notice lists the weekly cadence and rate for readers considering an ongoing subscription.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
2
The Monticello Express is published every Thursday with a subscription price of 1 dollar 75 cents. The brief notice lists the weekly cadence and rate for readers considering an ongoing subscription.
Aug 26 notes report barn reroofing and school resumes, plus visits by Mrs Hosford and Miss Babbe from Monticello. Marriage rumor links Ed Miller and Josephine Lauser of Cascade. Telephonic expansion by Jones County Co. and area relatives travel and farming updates.
Cass IA items report visiting relatives residents and social events at Anamosa Cass Center and nearby towns. Dated Aug 26 entries note hospital stays visitors, picnics, ice cream social benefits, illnesses, buys and sales of local farms and farms changing hands.
Aug 26 notices report Frank Sargent visiting Centerville, Mrs J W Morse traveling to New Boston to visit sister, and social calls by Mrs Niblo, Mrs Thorp, and Miss Day. Burial of Alexander Clark noted. Bank president W J Wherry sold a sow and seven pigs for about 160 dollars, and Rev F W Grossman visited Lenox College. Dr M H Calkins improving, Dr Wm Lamerton visiting from New Castle, and a large Presbyterian supper served by the Ladies Industrial Society. Swigart family and Josephine Riley in town visiting friends.
Onstow residents note visits from John Ottsen and Prof. Walrod while Dr. John Sokol returns from a trip with his sister at Ocheyeden. Miss Bokol of Monmouth stays with her cousin Miss Anna Bezdecheck.
Mrs M S Smith returns from near Monticello this week. Will Brown, previously with Milwaukee Road at Oxford Mills, spent Sunday at home. Cora Ricketts returns home from visiting Maude Lyons. Ella Gladwyn of Arlington and Ray Shirley of Fayette guest of Minnie Dawson. Ladies aid social well attended despite cool evening. B D Kent with N W A R near Laverne visits relatives. Gertrude Shipley stays with Fred McLaughlin near Monticello and returns home. School opening next week led by Principal Bratton with Alice Dawson in primary and Bertha Pangburn at ward school.
Land transfers listed for Allen Edleman and others. property and mortgage notes, fence lines, and tenancies across Monticello area. Local notices warn hunters off private lands, with several parcel descriptions and owners named. Community updates include church events, accidents, travel, store opening, and club fundraising.
Tuesday's fair ground events yielded two races the 2 50 trot and 2 20 pace with small fields. BoS won the trot and Castle Wood the pace in straight heats with times around 2 40 and 2 28. Wednesday featured baseball results Central City over Monticello and Bald win over Center Junction. The week also reports crop conditions and a Gollmar Bros circus coming to Anamosa next Saturday.
John H. Bacher a registered pharmacist seeks a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquor under the September Term 1902 proceeding. The notice is directed to all whom it may concern indicating formal legal action before the court or board.
The Philadelphia Record reports keepers must use a hiss to scare monkeys and may borrow a bull snake to deter attacks. Monkeys are not savage but treacherous and will rush intruders when housed in their dens. A hissed warning and a coiled bull snake provide brief safety during cage entry.
The Golden Eagle Clothing House announces daily goods and a full line of fall and winter styles. During the first week of school a 25 percent reduction applies to all boys and children's school suits. Visit one door east of the post office to see offers from D I Gopstone.
Two tracts offered for sale in Scotch Grove township. A 20 acre tract in the southeast quarter of Section 5 and a 5 acre tract in Section 4. Inquiries closed to Monticello at 10w3d Dova.ass H. Surry.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers a special trip to Arnold's Park on Lake Okoboji leaving Monticello at 9 28 p m and returning Sunday morning. Round trip fare is 2 50 with a sleeping berth option at 2 each way. Attractions include a 1 30 p m concert, 2 30 p m baseball Algona vs Waseca, steamers on the lake at 25 cents. World’s Fair Smith family space sought for headquarters amid 14 000 000 Smiths worldwide with no known visiting estimate.
Public notice shows a special stockholders meeting on August 29 1902 and an annual meeting on October 15 1902 in Chicago. Free travel tickets available for holders of record to attend from nearest station to Chicago and return during designated four day windows. Tickets require written application to the president and countersignature by the assistant secretary.
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