Local notes from Wyoming and surrounding towns
Assistant Principal Miss Anderson spent Sunday at her Clarence home. Mrs J W DeWitt returned from Chicago visit. Rev Knox to preach at First Presbyterian next Sabbath. Henry Countryman sold his residence to August Radloff and moves to Anumogsa. John T Wherry brought a jack rabbit captured by his dog. Rev A W Smith to replace L T Lockard in Anamosa. Luverne Walston returns from Kansas. Hawthorne club meets at S G Frank’s home with Fannie guest. Orlando McDaniel and wife move from Lake Okoboji to L Heidt residence. Mr H Thomas promotes his business with parrots and Monarch talking machine. Presbyterian Missionary society hosts Mrs Loomis on Oct 9. C E Stinson, former school principal, now M E pastor in Lansing, speaks on Paris Exposition. Rally Day at M E church next Sunday. Hiert Landherr plans winter overseas trip with wife and baby. Community to miss the family’s departure and welcomes return anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Smith
M. E. Church
L. TL. Lockard
Anamosa
Luverne Walston
Dr. Wright
Kansas
Hawthorne Club
G. Frank
Fannie
Orlando McDaniel
Lake Okoboji
L. Heidt
H. Thomas
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Loomis
Castle Grove highlights and local visits around Oct
Castle Grove Iowa notices list Anamosa visitors John Brown John Haley and others. Monticello residents Nellie Lane and A O Thomas active in local life. Farmland sales include Folbert Hedden selling at sixty dollars per acre and Ricker selling a 183 acre tract at 60 per acre. Waddick closes fall term in district No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caste Grove
John Brown
Anamosa
Willis Moore
John Haley
A. E. Laude
W. B. Brown
Hopkinton
John Gillilan
Viola
Nellie Lane
Monticello
O. A. Thomas
McKinley
Folbert Hedden
Chas. Howie
Langworthy
H. C. Bohlken
Chas. Hall
O. A. Hall
Maude
Greenfield
Waddick
Jas. Abel
QO. R. Ricker
A. L. Fairbanks, Jr
J. H. Lubben
N. P. Clark
Local notes from Onstow and surrounding areas
Alex Clark remains in town for now. A new boy arrived at Henry Welch’s home. Lou Noyes travels to Chicago to visit sister Mrs Trotter. Clinton contractors lay a cement walk for E J Brown. Bert Walters heads to Chicago for an extended stay. Bart Walters and James Carpenter with wives leave for New York. Odd Fellows ball marks hall dedication anniversary as a success. C C Johnson returns from South Dakota with 138 steers for Johnson Bros. feed yard. Mrs Gilbert returns from Illinois, with daughter Lydia and grandson Claude Bradley. Will Soper and wife of Pennsylvania join Jonathan Fadley who is very ill, along with Vaughn Fadley and wife of Buchanan County. Mr and Mrs Al Kiburz of Monticello and Mr and Mrs John Moran of Nebraska visit Henry Welch. Uriah Ralston, former local worker, now in Co C Ninth Infantry, formerly in China, feared in late misfortune. Maquoketa parties seek a saloon site but face petition limits in Wyoming or Madison townships and broad local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson Bros
Gilbert
Illinois
Lydia
Claude Bradley
Will Soper
Pennsylvania
Vaughn Fadley
Buchanan County
Jonathan Fadley
al Kiburz
Monticello
John Moran
Nebraska
Henry Welch
Uriah Ralston
Co. C. Ninth Infantry
China
Maquoketa
Wyoming
Madison Township
Crutzz Junction Notes from Oct 9 Community Roundup
Local brief reports say Guy McDonald is learning barbering with O O Watson. M Magee and family have moved into a new home. Nichols remains ill but slowly improving. Carnival at Cedar Rapids draws many residents this week. Fred Preas visits relatives in New York for a stay. Dr. Richards improves after leaving the Anamosa Sanitarium and resumes duties. Wm Walsh’s many friends express support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crutzz Junction
Guy McDonald
O. O. Watson
M. Magee
Nichols
Cedar Rapids
Fred Preas
New York
Dr. Richards
Anamosa
Wm.Walsh
Railway Plans Townwide Sales Boost in Minnesota Extensions
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway nears completion of 140 miles of extensions in southwestern Minnesota. Six towns Reading Wilmont Lismore Kenneth Walters and Conger are expanding into commercial hubs. The company will sell each town in whole including unplatted land to private buyers to foster growth. Contact Tos. H. Brown for terms and town lot agents for openings.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Minnesota
Reading
Wilmont
Lismore
Kenneth
Walters
Conger
Tos. H. Brown
Townsite Ag’t., B
C. R
N. Ry
Jiwg
Sioux Falls
Finest line of horse blankets and robes now on display
We are prepared to show you the finest line of horse blankets and robes ever brought to our city. Call and examine them before going elsewhere.
Wood delivery bids sought for Scotch Grove district
Sealed bids are invited for about 46 cords of second growth hard green wood to be delivered before April 1 1902 to Scotch Grove township school districts. Wood to be sawed for burning as needed. Bids open at Center schoolhouse 8 o clock on election day 1901. Board reserves right to reject all bids. 1614 G J Huans secretary of school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove Township
Nickel Plate tickets to Buffalo Pan American Exposition
The Nickel Plate Road offers round trip tickets to Buffalo Pan American Exposition from Chicago with departure on October Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Tickets are $6 with a five day return limit and longer options at higher rates. Three through daily trains operate from Chicago stations including Van Buren Street Pacific Avenue and Adams Street offices. A separate notice from Lovell Township Republicans calls a caucus on October 12 at 3 pm to nominate local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Buffalo Pan-American
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Pan- American
Pan-American travel and farm listings mixed notices
The page advertises Pan-American rail fares to Buffalo with multiple ticket options and through service to New York and Boston. It also lists farms for sale or rent in Cascade Washington township and central Minnesota timber lands for sale, plus buggies and Manchester farm rentals with contact details for John Y. Calahan, J. A. Voorhees, and others.
Dubuque and New York Data Show Bank Financials At Cedar Rapids Sioux City Boston
The record lists overdrafts, real property values, revenue stamps, and total assets across cities including Dubuque New York Cedar Rapids Sioux City and Boston. It details capital stock paid up 100000 00 undivided profits surplus fund other profits on hand and various liabilities and deposits with figures for night and time deposits total liabilities and borrowers and endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
New York
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Boston
Administrators Sale of Hosford Estate at Monticello Iowa
Administrators of the estate of the late C D Hosford offer all real estate for sale by open offer at J W Coxsee office Monticello Iowa on Wednesday October 16 between 1 and 4 pm The 443 acre farm south of Monticello with good buildings water tanks and timber land totals 30 acres of timber in Richland township Sale may be in one tract or two 170 and 273 acre parcels Highest offer basis with right to reject Purchases require 16 percent down balance in 30 days or 50 percent down with 6 percent mortgage balance terms Possession March 11 1902 Abstracts available at Coxsee law office Administratrix Amanba E Hostorn and Administrator J O Lawrener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hosford
J. W. Coxsee
Monticello
Iowa
Corporation
Richland Township
Amanba E
Hostorn
J. O. Lawrener
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Doxsee
Scotch Grove
Hiert Landherr
Castle Grove
Center Junction
G. J. Huanrs
Lovell Township
Douglass H. Smith
Sand Spring
Cascade
John Seery
James Skelley
W. H. Skewary
R. Batchelder
Poland
Our Bros
G. H. Gronar
G. W. Condon
Pond
Staebler
LaPorte City
M. E
E. A. Lang
Allison
Sam Eberhart
Cis Danenvle
Steel Range
Cole
J. S
Hall’s Hardware Store
Temple Hill
Washington Township
James McKeever
W. F. Ronn
Manchester
J. A. Voorhees
Davenport
Total Assets
State OF
Jones County
F.M. Hicks
11.M.carpenter
Ita
M. Hicks
H.M. Carpunten
F. M. PF. M. Hicks
A. M. Carpenter
Beal
R. P. Samira
C. H. Samisn
WM. Stuhler
E. Sarles
TNE
Lowell State Bank
Ontioello
Jones
State
BNK Ce Ccseeess
Owa
Tas Jones County
George L. Lovell
Gronat L. Lovell
J. 8
Hall
R. C. Stirton
Geo. L. Lovell
J. 9. Ball
T. ©. Stirton
Leonard Arduser
W. A. Mirick
H. Landhoube
J. W. Doxser
Istratrix
Jones Jown
Maria Kollum
Costa
Monticolio
Ti Boot
A. D
Mary M. Maurier
J. W. Doxave
Hatato
Monona County
Dakota
Pollard & Houser
John Pusey
Mitchell
Great Ree Valley
Hand County
Rourke & Pusey CO
E. E. Reed
Herman's Clothing Store
A. Matthiessen
Town
A. F. Tiede
Babcock, Actioneer
WM. J. Coughlan
D.D.S
J.H. Lathrop
Actionerr
Oxford Junction
Town Willery Saiea
M. W. Herrick
Mon- Atlectio
M. D.daysidian
Congregational Church
Fred Puleston Ffloer
Hicks & Eilers
W. G. Ellers
O. Blaibon
T. R. Eroandrack
Ellison
E. Tarbox
Earth
Annamosa
J. W. Doxsee
Downey
Monticello Bank
A. M. Maurice
Mundell's
Drake University
A. Burleigh's
Ohio Woolen Mills
Ag Nau
Galoway
Yours Respy
C. W. Brown
E. C. Dewitt
Hubbard & Eberhart
Lovell State Bank
Grandel L
Loovele
RO. Sraron, Cushler
Nicholas Holst
A. L. Wairbanks
Wann
Ty, Sundhoure, Win. Schodde, W. A. Mirick
Hicks & Wilers
Anle Ag
Mundell’s
First Street
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