Fishing trip kickoff from Spooner to Brainard for ten days
Friday morning a party including Hugh Donly John Slade Frank Holton W Boylson and W F Walker left for Spooner Wisconsin and Brainard Minnesota for a ten day fishing excursion. reports from the group indicate great success. In Des Moines the college meet saw Jesse Scott of Grime College take second in the two mile and third in the half mile bicycle races. Rolp of Town City protested Scott fouling him in the two mile race as unsettled. Aus D Tl Atwood and son left Saturday for Major City to visit over Sunday and Vermont for a three month stay beginning June 13. The Alumni banquet at the accidental hotel Friday featured a reception for the class of 1848 with the metry party marching to dinner.
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John Slade
Frank Holton
W .Boylson
W. F. Walker
Spooner
Wis
Brainard Minn
Des Moines
Jesse Scott
College
Rolp
Town City
Scott
Lesision
Aus
D. Tl
Metry
Low Rates to Denver for Exposition Travel
Excursion tickets to Denver offered at exceptionally low rates with stopover privileges under certain conditions for the Trans Mississ and International Exposition. Tickets go on sale June 16 17 and 18 through Western and Northwestern rail agents in Chicago. Federation meeting in Denver noted with favorable return limits.
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Denver
Vta
Re- Sui O
Wat
Aecmutt
Federation of Womens Clubs
Chicago
Northwestern
K'y
Humboldt County Supervisors Open Session in Humble Manner
Humboldt residents note the County Board of Supervisors in session with W. L. Saxton and Frank Ward in attendance. Mrs. M A Ketman visits Humboldt while Miss Dunlap plans a Wisconsin trip to see her parents. Fréneth returns to South Dakota after a two week stay. Fred Fleming loses most of a hand in a buzz saw incident Tuesday. The school graduation exercise features nine honors graduates, with notable attendance and generous compensation. The opera house proves too small for the audience.
Great Nations and Liquor Revenue Debate Quote
A liquor paper questions what great nations would do without revenue from the liquor traffic and cites Gladstone in urging unity to protect tax income. The Union Signal notes England would rely on manhood and the United States should follow suit to preserve duties.
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Gladstone
America
Englund
Humboldt College enters promising third year
The third year of Stumbaldt college closes with strong growth and graduates rising to thirty four across courses. Humboldt gains prominence as an educational center attracting future residents. A week of events includes sermons, anniversaries, elocution recitals, commencements, and an alumni banquet inviting the public and G. A. Rand WLR members.
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G. A. Rand Wlr
Waldeck Decree Reserves Marriage Licenses for Reformed Drinkers
In Waldeck a decree blocks marriage licenses for habitual drinkers. Applicants who have been drunkards must show proof of reform to qualify. The Union signal notes the new policy and its enforcement.
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Waldeck
Property for Sale by Advertising Cost
Found miles northeast of Humboldt four ladies wrap. Owner can claim by paying advertising cost and proving property to C A McKaig Ren wick Iowa.
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Humboldt
C. A. McKaig
Renwick
Lowa
Enterprising Druggist Sells New Discovery Agency
H B Cole shows off Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds at his drugstore. The remedy reportedly cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest and lung ailments. Trial bottle free or regular size for 50 cents and a guarantee of cure or money back.
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H. B. Cole
Dr King
Northwestern Line Excursion Tickets For Commencement
The Northwestern Line offers reduced rate excursion tickets to Sioux City on June 1 and 2 for Morningside College commencement exercises. Tickets are limited and available through C&N Way agents.
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Northwestern
Sioux City
Morningside College
C&n Way
Yellow Jaundice Cured by Electic Bitters
A Lexington Kentucky resident reports six months of yellow jaundice relief after doctors failed, then Electic Bitters. After two bottles, the writer purports a full cure and endorses the remedy through pharmacist N B Cole. The letter-style notice aims to encourage others to seek the treatment.
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Wogarty
Lexington
Cole Druggist
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