Oleson and King Visit Nilsson Home in Sioux Falls
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Oleson and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. King traveled to Sioux Falls on Tuesday to visit the M. T. Nilsson home and spend time with the family.
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Newspaper
Pocahontas County Sun
Location
Laurens, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
5
Great Western Cream Separator Boosts North Ayrshire Trade
Ludwig Johnson showcases a Great Western Cream Separator far north of Ayrshire on Tuesday. He has run a substantial separator business this year, expanding his reach and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Johnson
Ayrshire
Residents Update From Town And Neighbors
Karl Hakes returned home Saturday from Chicago for a usual vacation. William Hurley arrived Tuesday from Mason City to visit his daughter Mrs F C Gilchrist and other relatives. McAfee and Sons sold their 1916 Overland after a short run. William Steen and family left for Harrisburg South Dakota after visiting Roy Art and relatives. Mrs C L Northup of Boone with sister in law Mary Farrow of Watertown New York visits daughter Mrs Frank Hoffman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurley
Mason City
F. C. Gilchrist
William Steen
Harrisburg
South Dakota
Roy
Art
C. L. Northup
Boone
Mary Farrow
Watertown
New York
Frank Hoffman
Local Social Notes and Car Sales Amid Havelock Visitations
Mr and Mrs E H Southworth visited Ft Dodge yesterday Miss Leon West of Wisner Nebraska visits her uncle S A Humphrey and family Steen Brothers report selling a Hupmobile to John Sandy delivered last Saturday Frank Hoffman visited Boone over Sunday Rev W P Webb of Havelock transacted town business An electric light atop the city water tank is visible for miles Earl Mackie traded his Ford for a Hupmobile roadster Pud Frazee took the Ford Mrs Ella Lane hosted guests at Hotel de Lane last Saturday S S S Girls held a reunion as a house party Gladys Vance M W Shaner family visited Iowa Falls and farm near Clarion Mrs S S Bartley traded Studebaker for a Maxwell then for a 1916 Hupmobile New Maxwell not arrived Lew Hubbard took the Maxwell Post office moved to front of N L Norton’s shop bankers and merchants weary from the longer walk Miss May Long of Milwaukee visited Frank Steele and brother here Miss Long supervises a Milwaukee children’s home joined by nurse Louise Nixon George G Larson and family moved from Rockford to near S A Humphrey L P Aldrich from Sibley assigned here wife to join next week Corn crops show small ears with a likely good yield if weather remains favorable Some out of town guests attended the Olson-Larson wedding last Thursday
Tee Cream Packers Seek Ice Cream Gear
J. G. Hinn urges owners with ice cream packers to bring them in and set them out in town for his men to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hinn
Head Injury After Picture Falls On Tom Burke
Sunday morning at home Tom Burke suffered a scalp wound when a large framed picture fell from a door draft. He was reading Jess Willard’s early fights and the incident occurred without warning, but the injury is described as more serious than the account suggests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Burke
Jess Willard
Tom
Local ad insight on selling through print notices
W C Larson shipped the last of his Shorthorn bulls to Minnesota and withdraws his remaining bull ad after selling all stock. He notes recent ad efforts attracted orders, and urges farmers to test demand by advertising items for sale in the local paper. He also reflects on eggs and ad effectiveness as a gauge of demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Larson
Minnesota
Low Prices for Picnic Ham and Bacon
E Bigglestone advertises sale items with picnic ham at 165e per unit, regular ham at 18e, and bacon at 20c per unit amid a local grocery promotion.
Local notices from a small town update
Chris Olson departs for Dayton to visit daughter and family over the Fourth. Mrs A S Marshall and children from Forbes ND visit her parents Mr and Mrs Alex McLain. Found a lantern. Call at this office. All kinds of feed ground on short order at the Mill. TAKEN UP a Shetland pony black and white owner may claim by paying charges. NO HUNTING on Goose Lake farm while stock are in pasture. Mrs May Crowder named resident salesman for California Perfume Co. goods offering Picnic Ham and Regular Ham and Bacon pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Marshall
Forbes, North Dakota
Alex McLain
O. E. Miller
B. L. Allen
Goose Lake
W. J. F. Ferry
May Crowder
California Perfume Co
Ice Cream Packers in Town Prompt Supplies
J. G. Hinn directs shipment of ice cream packs into town and arranges distribution points where his men can access the goods.
Ladies agency extended for Orange Lily in Whiting
By special request of Coonley Medicine Co. I will continue the agency of Orange Lily at this place. Mrs. G. W. Bellinger, 2w. Whiting, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonley Medicine Co
Orange Lily
G. W. Bellinger
Whiting
Kansas
Pickerel Lake Weekend Events Amid Rain Breaks
After showers, Pickerel Lake hosts a social hop Saturday and a double header Sunday with Laurens vs Webb at 10 o clock and Pickerel Lake facing the winner at 4. Admission 25 cents. Webb Cornett Band, 22 pieces, provides music Sunday and Monday. Monday features a Northern Iowa town celebration with a strong program, plus a new hard maple floor for skating and dancing. Senator Kenyon speaks at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens
Webb
Pickerel Lake
Webb Cornett
Iowa
Kenyon
A. Smith
Durham bulls for sale by H. L. Ryan and J. T. Ferguson
H. L. Ryan and J. T. Ferguson offer polled Durham bulls for sale. Gravel land will deliver in town at 1.50 dollars per load or 75 cents at pit. Man in charge at all times. Phone orders to 116 or 123. B. L. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Allen
Notice of Business Sale and Settlements
Saddle and bridle a 12 inch double harness a set single harness a buggy a light wagon two small horses H. C. Ellis notice having sold my business all those owing me are requested to call and settle immediately J. P. Shoemaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ellis
J. P. Shoemaker
Tailoring and cleaning services offered by M Hakes & Co
An expert tailor and cleaner advertises cleaning and repairing services. M Hakes & Co pledges satisfaction guaranteed in their professional offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hakes & CO
For Sale Cottage and Trade Offers
For sale eight room cottage with barn or will trade for good horses or cattle. S. A. Humphrey. Flour and feed items from Blatchfords calf and pig meal to Wonder poultry tonic. Get them at the Flour and Feed Store. High market price for Cream. B. L. Saum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Humphrey
Pillsbury
B. L. Saum
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Side
Iaidalinas
J. O. Webb
Karl Hakes
Chicago
McAfee & Sons
Bigglestone
E. H. Southworth
Ft. Dodge
Leon West
Wisner
Nebraska
Steen Bros
John Sandy
W. P. Webb
Methodist
Havelock
Earl Mackie
Steen Brothers
Pud Frazee
Ella Lane
Hotel de Lane
Gladys Vance
M. W. Shaner
Iowa Falls
Clarion
S. S. Bartley
Studebaker
Maxwell
Lew Hubbard
N. L. Norton
Miss May Long
Milwaukee
Frank Steele
Miss Long
Louise Nixon
George G. Larson
Rockford
Larson
Ellis
J. B. Price
Rock Island
Harris
L. P. Aldrich
Sibley
Sioux City
Olson- Larson
J. E. Edstrom
Donald
Des Moines
Hilma Nelson
Cherokee
A. E. Swanson
Aurelia
Gust Holmen
Louis Larson
C. A. Eckman
Fred Burke
J. P. Eckman
Albert City
John Dolbeck
Spencer
Tee Cream Packers
Carroll
Ren
Jane Styles
N. Swanseon & Son
E. Bigglestone
Hearts of
Liberty
J. A. Peterson
Ww. H. K
Chris Olson
Dayton
Mrs
Chas. Larson
Ice Cream Packers
Iowa State College
L. E. Ferguson
H. L. Ryan
J. T. Ferguson
Durham Bulls
Manatt’s
Variety Store
Stave
State Bank of
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