Local Notes From Sleepy Eye and Hanaska Area
Engineer John Burke travels the line between here and Marshall on the new branch. Wayne Werring leaves for Des Moines to enter a business college. Miss Marie Kiefer returns after a Milwaukee Chicago trip. Carl Borg and Jacob Frantz brought home fine birds after chicken shooting in Redwood County. Paul Lehman of New Ulm visited Stark and friends. A Fierken leaves T G Weber for Newman and Bundt. Karl Gierken, a noted general merchandise man, remains active. Mr and Mrs Julius Johnson of Man became visitors from exchanges. World Stock Fund Co. reported by Kate Johnson as prosperous. business is increasing. One Minute Cough Cure advertised for colds and throat troubles. HANSKA: A Wee returns from Westline to help threshing. 14 bushels per acre reported. Mrs Swenson of St Paul visits with V Anderson. Theodore Synsteby Co sold threshing outfit to Ed Hanson and Andrew Skarphol.
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Sleepy Eye
Brom the Herald
John Burke
Here
Marshall
Pew
Wayne Werring
Des Moines
Carl Borg
Jacob Frantz
Redwood County
Paul Lehman
New Ulm
Stark
Penning
Mr. Lehman
Hanska
A. Wee
Acre
Swenson
St. Paul
V. Anderson
Prida Anderson
Theodore Synsteby
Riverdsjo vownakip and a town bank opening noted
A community event at Mire Hanson's on Summit Ave featured a linen shower for Mim Tage Shelly on the eve of her marriage. A lecture at the school house on London by Dr Baron entertained about sixty attendees with a display of fifty to sixty views. The new bank will open tomorrow, housed in an ornamented building with a bright front window, marble counters, and a fireproof vault. A medical note promotes Kodol for stomach health with testimonials from Rev J H Holladay and Eugene A Pfefferie.
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Mire Hanson
Summit Ave
Mim Tage
London
Baron
J. H. Holladay
Holladay
Miss
Kodol
Eugene A. Pfefferie
Comfrey News Briefs and Local Notices
Miss Blanchs Franklin of Rochester arrives to lead a Comfrey school. Miss Lizzie Anderson to teach west of town. Local trades, housing news, and assorted notices follow including pastor visits, a saloon update, and a land sale petition in Brown County.
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Comfrey
Times
Blanchs Franklin
Rochester
Liesenfeld
Lizzie Anderson
Springfield
DeWitts Witch Hazel Ad And Travel Anecdotes
A mixed clipping describes mail handling shifts at a general delivery window with improved convenience for the public. It includes an ornate testimonial about DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve curing piles and wounds and a travel scene with a guard earning tips, plus a health ad touting St. Bernard Monastery pills as a blood purifier and liver regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. ©. Phillips
Paris
Eugene
A. Pfefferle
St.ard
St. Bernard Monastery
Buying Cigar In Italy
A New York Tribune piece recalls the comic struggle of buying a cigar in Italy. Shoppers search for a match and wax box with a colored picture, only to face extra charges as the vendor insists on payment at every step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
America
New York Tribune
Minnesota News District Race and Dairy Developments
The report lists district candidates including J T McCleary and C R Davis, notes populist entries, and discusses dairy industry growth with a rise in creameries led by Winona county. It also details a large bear killed by a 16 year old, state valuation changes for manufacturing tools, and upcoming dairy associations meetings.
Banking Solicits Liberal Terms for Accounts
Banking house invites corporations firms and individuals to open accounts on liberal terms compatible with prudent banking practices. The notice stresses accommodating customers while maintaining solid financial discipline.
Cement sidewalks urged by F. Nagel & Co.
F. Nagel & Co. urges customers to place cement sidewalk orders now. They guarantee all work and promise prompt execution of every order.
Pfaender Promotes Real Estate Deals and Travel Services
Wm. Pfaender advertises successful real estate transactions and loans negotiated, with listings of steamship tickets and travel services. The notice highlights continued presence in the market and offers access to fire hail tornado incident updates in connected services.
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Marie Kiefer
Ann—Mer
Milwaukee
Chicsoo
A. Fierken
T.G. Weber
Newman and Bundt
Gierken
Julius Johnson
Kate
Mr. Johnson
World Stock Fond Co
Sumer
Eugene A. Pfefferle
The
St. Paul Daily News
Kansas City World
Omaha Daily News
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
ST. Pau
Daily News
the Co
Ntest
Amene Mecrwsue
Mlunasotn
Riverdsjo
Wort Ab
Herman
Hoy
Bergler
Morgan
Joseph Knaflee
Berglers
F. W. Renner
West Brown Street
Frank
Corney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Rias
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Om Th. Geo. Kchnobrich
New Uhm 13
L. Kunze
W. H. Rowe
North Dakota
J. J. Ray
Mulligan
John Renner
Elizabeth Koehler
Hastings
Chas E+ Hilger
Miltoy
Milroy
E. Blankenburg
Exchange Hotel
Herman Jaeger
T. Hudson
Darfur
State of Minnesota
County of Peer
Alfred Lineau
Clarence Larson
Thormodson
Gaa
Aoa Pini
Sertalti Real Estate
Hani
Brown County
Teehee
Gamc
Glenn Min
hiPtores Abbut
Saic
London Globe
Minnesota News
J. T. McCleary
Dorhind
C. R. Davis
St Bet
Fpred
Stereum
Loren Fletcher
Mia
C. B. Buckman
Litleeiseaeltn Gnn
J. Adam Bede
H. Steenerson
Peter M McGovern
Waveecona
C. N. Andrews
C. Kolars
le Sueur Center
John L. Geiske
John Ling
Minneapolia
J. A. du Bois
Capt
M. L. Fay
Alex McKinnon
Crookston
Vorsberg
Willmar
N. T. Moen
Ada
McConnell
Dey
Oae Os Ae
Winona County
Matthew Manheim
Joseph Manheim
Manheim
State Board of Equalization
Ugainet
Vaust
Tiasca
Faribault
Kanabec
Swift
Apeeport
Chisago
Mower
Pope
Breele
Wright
Fillmore
Lac Qui Parle
Pipestone
Nicollet
Sitley
Stevens
Martin and Rock
Blue Earth
Carver
Chippewa
Cass
Dakota
Dodge
Houston
McLeod
Murray
Norman
Ramsey
Red Lake
Waseca
Watonwan
Will Hubert
Dodd Road
8. Paul
Police
Rob
Eente
Perham
Corti
Wite
Peves
Jos Boutarae
P&g. Koca
P. Wor
Brown County Bank
MINN
F. Nagel & Co
Iaw
Wm. Pfaender
Siebert Bros., Carpenters and Builders
Shopcar
Washington
Std
Chas. Toberer
Brown Co. Bank
H. Frenzel
New Ulin, Minn
Henry Goede
Snow
Rai
Broadway
North Strests
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