Local residents noted away travels and visits
I C Ware spent Friday in Belleville. H A Stowell moved to Republic Monday. Major Gulick arrived from a western tour Saturday. J G Stofer returned from Cleveland Ohio Sunday. Victor Anderson and Vernon Hyatt in Concordia Sunday. CO A Kimball passed through Friday en route to Manhattan. C C Wilson in Cuba Thursday and Friday on legal business. Bert Trainor and Ernest Riggins drove to Belleville Saturday afternoon. Mrs D J J Churchill returned Sunday from a western trip. Mrs A Whitney visited Lincoln Nebraska early in the week. Miss Wealthy Kidder and Elzora Miller spent Sunday in Formosa. Mr and Mrs Bert Curren expected home early next week. Dr W B Eagleson to be away September 9 to October 1.
Local Notes From Scandia And Nearby Towns
N D Daly visited Scandia P E Workman of Courtland. John Brandstrom is out after a long sickness. Harry Hallenbeck unloaded oak lumber in Norway. Miss Lotta Stover resumed work in Whitney's Store after vacation. Frank Gatchell left for Montana to work on a ranch. Gilva Kerr went to Concordia to work for his brother-in-law. Mrs Minnie Goold went to Courtland to stay a while. Roy Riggins hosted a dinner for Bert Trainor Pete Hammer and Ole Tiller before their trip to Norway and Sweden. Corn harvests are good this year. town folks are leaving more often. Sterling Williams visiting, now at Burlington. P O Peterson from Omaha plans to settle here. Mabel Anderson returned from Kansas City. Sup t Frank Nelson to lecture September 6 at Hayes grove Norway. Mrs Je A Trainor to Ohio visiting relatives before returning to Oklahoma. Ella Bliss returned to Scandia to lead the primary department. school begins Monday. Dr W F Eagleson to be away September 9 to October 1. Guests of A M Swanson include Mrs H B Swanson and Mr Mrs G A Peterson of Hastings. E S Ackley, Concordia lawyer, dies of appendicitis. Dr Carter leaves for the east to attend school. Mrs Allen Walker and baby to Holton for a few weeks. Two second hand barber chairs for sale by M H Curran. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended. M J Creighton of Scandia, once a Telescope printer, burned by a lamp. now manager of Boston Castle Store in Hill City. DeWitts Little Early Risers praised for regular bowel action. J W Marple plans spend winter in Kirwin.
Local notes on Frank Gunter in Beloit and civic figure Isaac A. Rigby
Frank Gunter visited Beloit last week for work. A. J. White Drugstore advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment for bites and stings at 25 and 50 cents. Isaac A. Rigby, Concordia lawyer, attended law business in town, formerly county attorney candidate defeated by fusion, organized a 700 member McKinley and Roosevelt club, now councilman. supporters expect a Republican reward in coming year.
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Ballard
A. J. ‘White
Isaac A. Rigby
Concordia
Cloud
HERBINE Promised Relief For Constipation And Digestion
A brief advert claims constipation and impaired digestion as common causes of fatigue. It touts HERBINE as a cure to improve digestion and stimulate the liver to normal activity, priced at 50 cents and sold by A. J. White, Drug.
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A. J. White
Cure from Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Praised by Power
Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas recounts a severe bilious colic attack cured after two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes a neighbor with weeks of illness improved after one dose, while a doctor’s medicines failed. For sale by A P Happer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kansas
Ile
A.P. Happer
Auctioneer Ready To Take Calls For Local Business
O P M Holiday of Deming Ind credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with stopping his baby’s severe diarrhea during teething months of June and July. He reports 4 drops in a teaspoon of water brought quick relief and notes the product is sold by Mapper the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.P.M. Holiday
Deming
Ind
Chamberlain
Mapper
Staff Wanted for Local and Traveling Representation
Guaranteed salary of 900 yearly with extra commissions and expenses. Men and women of good address to represent us with local and traveling duties. Rapid advancement in an old established house. Write STA FFORD PRESS 23 Church St New Slaven Conn for details.
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Stafford Press
Church St
New
Slaven, Conn
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Colorado
BEBT
Santa Fe Railroad
Jos
Cade
The
Scandia Journal
Scandia
A.B. Kimball
Official County Paper
Soan Ndia Kansas
Matter
I. C. Ware
Belleville
H. A. Stowell
Republic
Allen Walker
Ed Christian
St. Joe
Ralph Loofbonrrow
Major’ Gulick
J. G. Stofer
Cleveland
Ohio
Victor “ Anderson
Vernon Hyatt
CO. A. Kimball
Manhattan
C. C. Wilson
Cuba
Bert ‘Trainor
Ernest Riggins
D. J. J. Churchill
A. Whitney
Lincoln
Nebru
Kidder
Elzora Miller
Formosa
Bert Curren
Dr. W. BF
E Eagleson
N. D. Daly
Courtland
Dr. Hyatt and Family
John Brandstrom
Harry Hallenbeck
Norway
Frank Gatchell
Montana
Gilva Kerr
Minnie Goold
Roy Riggins
Bert Trainor
Pete Hammer
Ole Tiller
Sweden
Sterling Williams
Burlington
Omaha
Mabel Anderson
Kansas City
Sup
T. Frank Nelson
Hayes’ Grove
Je. A. Trainor
Oklahoma
Ella Bliss
W.F. Eagleson
H. B. Swanson
G. A.peterson
Hastings
Nebr
A. M. Swanson
Ackley
Carter
East
M. H.curran
Chamberlain's
Hopper
M. J. Creighton
DeWitt
A. P. Happer
J. W. ‘Marple
Kirwin
Frank Gunter
Beloit
W. Fancher
the ‘Rev
F. Chadwick
Whitney’s Department Store
Fancher and Chadwick
Proprietors
Poland
Norrway
James Nelson & Son
Jamestown
Auugust
Davis
Prof Lir West
Grace Willis
Charley
Anderson, Carl A. B. Kimball, P. M
J. P. Porter
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Palace Drug Store
Wilson & Smith
Insurance
Currens’ Barber Shop
A. J. Riley
Blue
J. W. Ekblad, A. B
M. D
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Rock Island
Colorado Limited
Colorado Flyer
Dd. Schofi
P. Lok
Missouri Pacific
Snorth
Yuma
Atchison
St. Joseph
St. Lews
F. H. Douson
Union Pacifi
Belleville Station
Junction City
Luna
Dy. Dunn
Santa FE
Courtland Station South
P.m
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
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