Local Notes From The Almquists And Neighbors
Emil Olson works at Almquist s. Miss Nellie Nelson returns with brother from Kansas City. Andrew Bensom injured after a fall from a lead. Public sale announced for live stock and farm implements. Oscar Stephenson wed March 27 to Cora Black. Poplar Grove Cemetery officers elected. District 84 last day of school with essays and a dinner. Miss Lillian Chapman praised for seven months teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Erickson
F. J. Smith’s
Nellie Nelson
Oliver
Kansas City
Andrew Bensom
Grace
Mitchell
Cripple Creek
Frank A. Mosher
Oscar Stephenson
Central School
Cora Black
Freedom Township
David McParland
Iowa
Thos West
John
Hay
Mr. Hay
Poplar Grove Cemetery
Bessie West
Kansas
Maud Molashan
Daniel Boone
Lillie Nelson
James West
Mary McGlashan
Orient
Mary Hay
India
Kate McGlashan
Egypt
Mabel Ball
Corn
Emil Boman
Lillian Chapman
Grand Opening and Fires in Lincoln Township News
Reports include the grand opening of Spring Millinery at Whitney's on April 7, a barn fire destroying Thomas’s property in Lincoln township, a strong cattle market in Kansas City with hogs reaching new highs, and a great egg trade in Salina. Also notes a Democratic mayor victory and a fire at a new Convention hall, plus a health ad for Lichty’s Cough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney’s
Kansas City
Everybody's Favorite White Enamel Beds Offer Great Value
A local ad touts white enameled iron beds with brass decorations praised for cleanliness convenience and durability. Prices range from 3.75 to 8.00 with various sizes offered and a broad assortment highlighted.
Local items and moves in Kackley community
Miss Ellen Edberg is on the sick list while Pete Flores hauls corn. Miss Day left for Junction City last Thursday. Fred Headstrom went to Minn. Thursday morning. Monson Bros. shelled corn for Mr. Hanson Tuesday. Joe Houghton visited Concordia Monday. Elma Elmberg stays with sister Ida Anderson. Myrtle and Grace Philips returned from Manhattan where they attended college. Arthur and Carlos Kackley hauled furniture for J. Fitugerald to Jamestown. Artelus, Charley Nordman and Arthur Carlson hunted on the marsh and each killed a goose. The Kackley Bros. suit against Carlson Bros. ended in favor of the defendants. J. T. Fitzgerald and family moved to Jamestown. T. Nelson and family moved into Fitzgerald’s house. Harris and family move into Nelson’s vacated house. Mrs. McGregor and family take Harris’s vacated house, Turner and wife take McGregor’s. Perhaps the whole town will move next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson Bros
Hanson
Joe Houghton
Concordia
Elma Elmberg
Ida Anderson
Myrtle
Grace Philips
Manhattan
Messrs
Arthur
Carlos Kackley
J. Fitugerald
Jamestown
J. T. Fitzgerald
T. L. Nelson
Fitzgerald
Mr. Harris
L. Nelson
Norway Bulletin reports local changes and events in Norway
The Norway Bulletin details school closure at Oak Creek, summer work for Miss Alice Gile with Dr. Scott, and multiple local notices. It highlights Mr. Lars Larson’s wolves capture, neighborhood visits, carriages, and harvests. party dances, exams, illnesses, and a notable lecture by J. Nordmark on WAR that drew enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gile
J. A. Nordmark
Ivéning
Norway
Whitney's Spring Millinery Display Opens April 7
The city sees a stunning new millinery showcase at Whitney's opening April 7 with a three day event through April 9 featuring the season's most gorgeous hats and headwear.
Local notes from Republic and surrounding area
Sunday births and health updates include a daughter born to Mr. Snyder and wife of the Mo Pac. Vaccination policy noted and two physicians referenced. Residents Emery, Cleland, Fiora and Polley mentioned with visits and recoveries. A new house by Jas Holliday is in progress and a quarterly U B Church meeting featured Rev McMillan’s obituary for Mr Goodrich. City election results favor straight ticket amid routine remarks. Volunteer line survey to Republic by J C Price and John Cardwell, with local comings and goings from J F Close, J W Williams, and J Ner Boughner. Mr Goodrich of Republic dies at 58 after illness. praised as estimable citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo. Pac
Snyder
Anny
Millinery Opening at Whitney's April 7 and 9 1900
Whitney's announces a millinery exhibition on Saturday and Monday April 7 and 9 1900 featuring the finest line of ladies misses and children's hats in the county.
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin And Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It touts value of 10c 50c or $1.00 bottles and claims to cure constipation indigestion sick headaches and stomach trouble. It notes local druggists like Happer stock the medicines and highlights testimonials of lifesaving effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Chamberlain
Happer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil Olson
Almquist’s
Mrs. Hillery
Walter Brown
Thomas
Lincoln Township
Ed Howe
Europe
Salina
Scandia
Lichty
Ben Loman
Storer
Holden
Virgil K
the Kackley News
Ellen Edberg
Pete Flores
Miss Day
Junction City
Fred Headstrom
Minn
Artelus
Charley Nordman
Arthur Carlson
Kackley Bros
Carlson Bros. Defendents
Goncordia
Anderson
Norway Bulletin
Oak Creek
Lars Larson
Rackley
al. Rasmussen
Sherdahl
Claude Hanson
F. D
Dencie French
J. KK. Shivvers
Roy Scott
Ella Brown
Messrs. Fay
French
Peter Olson
Lehn and Beatty
Lehn
Beaty
Merta Murphy
Shirley Shivvers
Theressa Nelson
Jessie Newbury
Ruth Newbury
Boline Hanson
Laure Sandin
Verne Armstrong
Carrie Tiller
Alice and
Edla Anderson
Lillie Everet
Lotta Dickerhoof
Lallie Jacobsen
Clara Hugos
Hans Hanson
Willie Craig and
Henry Gudmund
Dr. Scott
Newbury
P. P. Haummer
J. Houghton
BF. Higle
F. King
Lotta Chikerhoof
J. Kk. Hugos
Inga
FP. ‘Scrivner’s
C. Anderson
M. Dickerhoot
J. G. Stoier
H. A. Stowell
N. D
Daly
Mabel Ingham
Ella Ruckhold
Olson Furniture & Carpet House
Republic
Ripples
Mrs. Emery
White Rock
Mas. Cleland
Fiora
Ed Polley
Mr. Farmer
Jas. Holliday
U. B. Church
McMillan
Goodrich
J.C. Price
John Cardwell
Belleville
J. F. Close
J. W. Williams
J. Mr. Boughner
J. W. Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
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