Local Notes and Visits Across Town and Nearby
J B Beames visited the JOURNAL office from Courtland on Friday. Ed Thornburgigh returned from Enid Oklahoma. Judge Gilbert, Rural Route Inspector, left for Atchison. C A Kimball to read a paper at Manhattan in February for the State Editorial Association. Ole Olsen adds brick side walls on Grant street. Miss Ethel Trainor arrived from Aline Oklahoma for a visit with Mrs Chas Goold. I C Ware the County Surveyor surveyed land south of town. John Sundine subscribed for eleven dollars of newspapers for next year. P G Larson purchased a quarter section south of Belleville from C P Carstensen. Mrs Parkhill left for Denver Monday night. G M Jones on two crutches after horse accident last Sunday. Mrs P O Larson and family thank friends for support during bereavement.
Belleville Opera House Presents East Lynne on Christmas Night
Miss Courtenay Morgan’s splen did production of East Lynne with lavish scenery and stage effects will be seen at Belleville Opera House Christmas Night. Mrs Rowena Coman from Boulder Colorado visited her sister here this week and was en route home from a six week's visit in New York. J B Nelson Walter Hollenbeck and Ples Cardwell left Monday for Overland to Enid Oklahoma, planning to camp along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Coman
Bouldder
Colorado
Mrs. Kimball
Syeek
New York
J. B. Nelson
Walter Hollenbeck
Ples Cardwell
Enid
Oklo
P O Larson of Scandia Passes at 60 in 1901
P O Larson born in Goteborg Sweden December 12 1841 came to America in 1869. He lived in Republic county Kansas homesteading in Scandia Township and later Beaver Creek farm. He married Christina Nelson in 1879 and had seven children. He died December 4 1901 in Topeka after hospital treatment. Funeral December 6 at Rackley Cemetery. Fred Smith returns from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Larson
Goténborg
Sweden
N. KE
Scandia
Thure Wobbsford
Beaver Creek
Chiristena Nelson
Beaver Township
Topeka
Rackley
Kansas
Larson
Church
Woodmen Elect Officers at Scandia Camp Meeting
The Scandia Camp M. W. A. elected officers Saturday evening led by W. C. J. J. Smith as Advisor J. D. Larson Escort J. L. Loring Clerk H. B. Cooper Banker A. P. Happer Manager S. F. Thornburgh. Rudolph Moe was introduced as a candidate seeking admission to Woodcraft and an oyster supper followed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
W. C. J. J. Smith
J. D. Larson
J. L. Loring
H. 8. Cooper
A. P. Happer
F. Thornburgh
Rudolph Moe
Birthday Anniversary Celebration for Grandma Rebhart
Mrs. John Mahan organized a surprise at the home of her mother Mrs. Fredell on en ma Kephart. Grandmother Grandia Rebhart observed her 81st anniversary with kin and friends, a seven dollar gift was presented and a dinner prepared for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahan
Fredell
Grandia Rebhart
Colorado Maitland Coal Price Listing
The notice lists Colorado Maitland Coal at seven dollars per ton and a good Colorado coal at six dollars per ton, quoted by M. A. Preble. The brief item notes price points for coal buyers seeking fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
November Weather Recap Warm Dry Month With Limited Wind
November readings show warmth and dryness with an average of 44 degrees and a high near 71 while the low dropped to 19. The year to date temperature excess totals 775 degrees, wind mainly from the south, 4670 miles. Precipitation adds up to 0.44 inches, 0.38 below normal, with 14 clear days, 10 partly cloudy and 6 cloudy. Rain fell on few days and yearly rainfall deficiency stands at 7.07 inches.
Town News Brief: Local Travel and Jobs Update
Wm. Goold orders his journal moved to Sedalia Missouri. W. W. Gulick and W. G. Wilson traveled to Belleville on Tuesday. W. B. Gulick begins a traveling salesman post next week. John Hansen returned Monday night from the west and will stay for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. Morey left Thursday for California to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Goold
Sedalia, Mo
John Hansen
John Christensen Returns From Fairbury After Months Away
John Christensen has come back from Fairbury where he worked at his trade for several months, resuming his residence and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christensen
Fairbury
Bainbridge Plans Brick Sidewalks on Third and Fourth Streets
Wm. Bainbridge announces plans to lay brick sidewalks in front of his property along Third and Fourth streets. The project details timing and scope remain to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Miss Carrie Jokander Goes to Colorado City for Sister
Miss Carrie Jokander left Monday evening for Colorado City to stay with her sister Mrs. Milo Messenger who is quite sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Jokander
Colorado City
Colo
Milo Messenger
Educational Buildings for Teachers Named in Two States
In Peoria Illinois teachers enjoy a beautiful educational building modeled on the Buffalo plan. Logan County Ohio teachers also have a fine county educational hall at Bellefontaine. The Journal of Education urges teachers along the line to establish meeting places of their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Logan County
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Journal of Education
New York State Horse Census Reveals County Breakdowns
New York state's census shows 305000 horses overall with 75000 in New York County 38000 in Kings 18000 in Erie and 7100 in Onondaga where the September fair was held. The piece notes the long distinction of New York's excellent horse breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kings
Erie
Onondaga County
Potatoes ripen as local gulick market sells stock
The notice describes Northern Minn Burbank potatoes reaching full ripeness under Gulick Mer Co, with a promotion urging readers to subscribe to the JOURNAL. It mentions health syrup products from Horwhou D SYRUP and prices 25 and 50 cents, as advertised by A J White, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Burbank
Gulick
Mer Co
White
Peninsular Steel Range Highlighted by Culler and Johnson
Culler and Johnson showcase the $20 six hole Peninsular Steel Range, a compact kitchen appliance feature. The listing emphasizes affordability and utility for modern homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler’s & Johnson
Subscription Credit List With New and Quitter Marks
The notice lists names entitled to weekly subscription credits including Bessie Hallgren W R Goodwin and others. New subscribers marked with a star and quitters with a dagger alongside credit amounts such as 3.00 1.00 50 and .40. The ad ends with a coal price pitch from M A Preble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hallgren
W. R. Goodwin
John Stensons
A. HE. Riddlesbarger
L L. Wallin
Albert Schlapbach
Ed Johnson
J. L. Litsinger
J. B. Beames
Wm. Linden
Percy Shivvers
John Sundine
Willie Erickson
Advertised Letters Notice at Dead Letter Office
Advertised letters. If not called for will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in 30 days. November 1, 1901. Mrs. Emma Olmséaaa, Isac C. More. Mr. Kristean Larson. Miss Fanny Jones, Henry Hansfelder. A. B. Kimball P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Olmséaaa
Isac C. More
Kristean’ Larson
Fanny Jones
Henry Hansfelder
Hawaiians Favor Immigration Settlement Says Wilcox
Robert H. Wilcox, representing Hawaii in Congress, states the general sentiment in Hawaii is favorable toward settling as many people from the United States as can be accommodated. He notes support for broader immigration among island residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert "H. Wilcox
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
United Workmen elect new officers at meeting
At last Thursday's United Workmen gathering the following officers were chosen: P. M. W. W. B. Rhodes foreman GC Allard overseer Rh Bettis recorder W Weislogel financier H 8 Cooper receiver C M Goold guide Bert Curren medical examiner N J Hyatt trustee B M Lervold representative to Grand Lodge C M Goold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United —Werlkinen
P. M. W. W. B. Rhodes
M. W. Win. Schlagle
Gc,allard
Rh. Bettis
W. Weislogel
Cooper
C.M. Goold
Bert Curren
N. J. Hyatt
B. M. Lervold
Grand Lodge
C. M. Goold
Talking Diners to Death
A neighbor conversation distracts a guest, spoiling appetite and enjoyment of a hostess's meal. The scene notes the tension between entertaining talk and appetite, warning readers to balance sociability with courtesy at meals.
Northern Mini Burbank ed stock at Gulick-Mer
Ad style notice promoting coal and pest treatment with claims of low prices and best quality. Mentions M A Preble and White’s Cream Vermifuge with a 25 cent price and druggist contact. Contains garbled phrases and likely misplaced promotional text.
Journal adopts paid notice policy for church events
The Journal announces new advertising rates for church or church society notices when subject matter is for profit. Socials entertainments and dine shows with charges must be paid. The change aims to protect profitability of the notices column. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a useful remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Suffrage Amendment Heads To Oregon Voters In June
A women’s suffrage association organized to urge voters in Oregon to approve the amendment in June. The group argues only a small percentage of women in the state desire full rights and that school elections show limited interest. They caution against forcing the privileges of voting and office on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Des-Rett
Wanted Several Persons to Represent Wealthy Chicago Firm
Advertises for several persons of character in each state to represent and promote an old established wealthy business with solid finances. Earn either HS.00 weekly plus expenses, paid weekly in cash from head offices. Horsedrawn carriages furnished when needed. References enclosed with self addressed stamped envelope to Mailer, 318 Caxton Building, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salar HS
Maihger
Caxton
Chicago
Attractive woman enjoys healthful living and sunshine
Auctioneer advertisement notes an appealing woman who thrives on good food and outdoor exercise. It promotes HERBINE as a remedy for a positive habit, claiming to cleanse the system, with a price of 50 cents, offered by A J White, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. White
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Scandia Journal
A.B. Kimball
Wll
Official County Paper
Anthred
Tom Doak
J. H. Haning
Belleville
P. D. Schofield
Kansas City
Obby Sigsbee
North Dakota
Carl Monson
J. H. Nikirk
Louis Soderquist
J. Jennings
Courtland
Oden of
Kackley
Journal
M. F. Jackson
Freeman
J.B. Beames
Ed Thornburgigh
Enid Okl
Gilbert
Atchison
C. A Kimball
State Editorial Association
Manhattan
Ole Olsen
Grant Street
Ethel Trainor
Aline Okl
Mrs
Chas. Goold
I. C. Ware
Cuba
JP. G. Larson
C. P. Carstensen
Register
Parkhill
Denver
G. M. Jones
P. O. Larson
Fred Smith
Oklahoma
J. D. Fuller
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Colorado Coal
M. A. Preble
W. W. Gulick
W. G. )Wilson
W. B. Gulick
U. W
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Gulick-Mer. Co
M.A. Preble
the Journal
Daily Herald
Criterion O
Keeley
C. A. Sandell
Poland
China
Perfect Boy
Hadley W.S
Norway
James Nelson & Son
Jamestown, Kans
W. F. Eagleson
Kanaas
Wilson & Smith
Farmers’& Merchants Bank
Rock Island
Colorado Limited
Colorado Flyer
Mail and Express
Syay - P. D. Scororr
Norti
Missouri Pacific
Yuma
St. Joseph
St Louis
F.h.douson
Union Prccif
Junction City
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Dunn
Santa FE
Courtland Station
Worth
J. P. Porter
Madison Mediecine Co
Madison, Wis
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