Local notices from Boyden area October 1909
Community items include clothing ads from Home Merchants in George Iowa, a public retractation by Henry Meyn about Henry Richters and family, land seekers’ trips to Clark County South Dakota, livestock for sale by Herman Meyn and John Tjalmé, a report of a disrupted freight engine near Sheldon, and upgrades to the printing office lighting plus a new Hawarden Telephone cable project by Mr Able promising improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stutzman
Clark County
South Dakota
Ike Mormon
Len Moret
C. A. Morris
Herman Meyn
Sheldon
Boyden
Sanborn
John Tjalmé
Overcoats on Sale at Local Store
Sale offers variety of overcoats for men women and boys. Prices range from 3.50 to 20.00 with discounts on dress and suit styles. Store hours note a 6 30 closing time.
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Sittee
Rosa Aerte
Handkerchief Sale Offers White Handkerchiefs at Low Prices
One lot of white handkerchiefs sold at 2 for 2 cents or 3 for 5 cents. A second lot features regular 10 cent white handkerchiefs with embroidery offered at 5 cents each or 6 for 25 cents.
Boys Suits Sale Featuring Low Prices Across Styles
A local sale advertises boys suits ages 15 to 20 with knee pants and knickerbocker styles. Prices range from $3.50 to $11, highlighting all wool gray, blue, green, tan and mixed colors, with various value claims and sale discounts.
Public Sale Auction Near Boyden and Sheldon
Albert Smit sells at his place two miles south and three to four miles east of Boyden six miles west and one mile south of Sheldon on Tuesday October nineteenth at 10:00 a.m. nine head horses twenty two cattle thirty eight sheep one buck ten hogs and a large line of farm machinery. Free lunch at noon. Usual terms of sale. See large bills. A Smit owner. C Van Zyl Auctioneer. W H Eddy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smit
Boyden
Sheldon
A. Smit
C. van Zyl
W. H. Eddy
An Advantage. Old rival taunts in Life dialogue
A character name Brown-Yes claims knowledge of another's wife, implying an advantage. Smith responds with irony about pre marriage familiarity. Ryekis sums up that true work comes from will, noting many fail to do what they can’t help doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Smith
Ryekis
Also Mentioned on This Page
George
Iowa
Henry Meyn
Henry Richters
Peter H. Meyn
de Hoogh
Able
Hawarden Telephone Co
Blessing & Winter, Boyden
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