Local Notes Include Fair Trip and Community News
Charley Bergman and wife visited Sioux City for the fair on Wednesday afternoon. Farmers Savings Bank urges timely tax payments this week. The George News begins using Amer. Press ready prints this section. Pulled Durham bulls and Big Type Poland China Bears for sale plus a driving horse. A. VandenBrink attended a Sioux City speech by his presidential favorite, claiming it better than the Aug. 15 speech. Chamberlains Liniment promoted for pains and strains. Gertie Cole entertained with recitation and voice, with Ruby Works and Susie Van Derpen presenting a dialogue. The editor’s daughter Rachel Morris wore a new dress and spoke at length. C. Bender ran a George on business. Dr. Bradbury of Des Moines eyes local farm interests for two weeks. L. Moret visited Orange City. The Vanden Brink baby recovered from illness. A frost last Friday caused no significant damage. Charley Leonard returned from Des Moines after the state fair. Nick Perry shows improvement after an accident. Will F. Wolf and Mildred Dean were married at the bride’s parents’ home. They will reside in Sanborn.
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Farmers Savings Bank
George News
Wm. Grooters
A. VandenBrink
Sioux City
Van
Chamberlain
C. F. Sarset
Gertie Cole
Ruby Works
Susie van Derpen
Mamie Jongewaard
Grace McCrum
Belle Cooper
Rachel Morris
Mamma
Dess
C. Bender
George
Dr. Bradbury
Des Moines
L. Moret
Orange City
Vanden Brink
Charley Leonard
Nick Perry
Will F. Wolf
J. H. Wolf
the Pioneer
Mildred Dean
Debut of Lena Jackson as Instrumentalist Impresses
15 Years Ago in 1897 Miss Lena Jackson debuted as an instrumentalist and impressed as a beginner. Olie Cooper received favorable notes for penny ye meant to gie while Mary Morris spoke clearly and was appreciated. Mary Lubbers delivered a pleasant greeting. Elsie Axton’s speaking was clear and distinct. Allie Cooper’s recitation prayer and potatoes conveyed strong truth. Bell Shimp’s rendition of two mitts was moving. Nettie Jongewaard presided well and spoke splendidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Jackson
Olie Cooper
Mary Morris
Mary Lubbers
Elsie Axton
Allie Cooper
Bell Shimp
Nettie Jongewaard
Subsenpium Advance and End-Year Dues Notice
Subsenpium charges 100 dollars per year in advance or 150 dollars at year end. No paper will be discontinued until notified and all averages are paid in full.
Advertising Rates and Cards For Charities and Funerals
Advertising rates are revealed on application. Cardot thanks readers. Charity advertising urged and funeral gain noted with help price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilf Price
Calves Break Fence Cause Town Property Loss and Vagrant Incident
Sunday Frank Conal’s calves wandered into Ed Stutzinin’s corn field. Damage set at seven dollars with seven fifty costs, totaling ninety five dollars to regain stock. Ed plans fencing. A striking tramp and a town marshal clash result in temporary jail. The vagrant was later moved to Orange City for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conal
Ed Stutzinin
Conner
Bowden
Speciman
Marshal Meredith
Meredith
Sheldon
Orange City
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the City Restaurant
Winged Horse
Vyham Flour
G B. Bomgaars
Chas. Bergman
Reporter Files
Boyden
Iowa
Cardot
Ford
Veenschoten Bros
I. Miller & CO
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Farmers Saving Bank
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