Scandia Neighbors Attend Funerals and Summer Visits
Wm Singer and family traveled from Warwick for a funeral and to visit friends. Many locals share travels to Belleville, Scandia, and nearby towns for holidays, events, and family visits. Roberti, Jamestown, and Concordia residents figure in extended summer happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Warwick
Chas, Mahaffey
Westmoreland
Amanda Wohlford
Scandia
Gulick Mercantile Go
Stace Baldwin
Henry Michaelis
Emil Boman
Elijah Goodwin
Peter, Kallman
Adam Scott
Belleville
Washington County
J.M. Weislogel
John Hay
Mamie Singer
Spek
Alabastine at HAPPERS NORWAY BULLETIN
Mrs. Andrew Pehrson is on the sick list this week. Jens Stensons and wife from Lindsborg are here visiting his mother and brother. Logston seems to have his share of bad luck. He lost one of his driving horses last week, it being the second one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Martin
Chester
Neb
H.W. Felter
Rydal
Osborne County
Mr. Felter
Mr. Martin
Adolph"Hugos
Enid
Oklahoma
Jens Stensons
Lindsborg
Chas
Logston
Breeder Slashes Prices on Black Stallion and Jack
The breeder announces a ninety day price cut of three dollars on two popular horses, the Black Stallion and a big Jack, claiming fall breeding is less troublesome and more profitable than spring breeding. He thanks fellow breeders and notes the season just closed. He invites others to try it.
Lonetree Socials And Harvest Notes July Revels
Town diary notes a July 12 gathering hosted by Walter and Mrs Marian Kelly with family attendance. A July 14 temperance program at the Baptist church is announced. Farmers are harvesting with several wheat-field celebrations planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist
Unclear Read On Local Front Visits And Travel Plans
Fragmentary notes mention Chester Loofburrow with a Colorado cousin visiting, Van Skeels and Clarence Simpson planning a Wyoming land trip, and Chester Ainsworth from Nebraska spending the fourth with family. Carriage Paint at Harpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Loofburrow
Colorado
van Skeels
Clarence Simpson
Wyoming
Chester Ainsworth
Nebraska
Highland Happenings and Local Notes From Sunday Evening
The Young Peoples Society elected officers and grew attendance. Social events included Bessie Skeels hosting friends and a Tuesday singing gathering at A. L. Loofbourrow’s. Nearby visits featured James Nelsons and family at Mrs. Simpsons and church at Highland. The Kid nine defeated Norway Kid nine on Saturday. Roy Davis helps with harvest alongside Will Adams. Mrs. Ethel Thorp Lewis and visiting babies returned home after two months. Julius Woodka loses another horse. Farmers union meeting scheduled for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brown
Thos. Bainbridge
Omaha
Bainbridge
James West
Artie Taylor
Belleville
Sylvia Fogelberg
Williams
Corrie of
Talmo
Scandia
Summer trips offer round trip fares with flexible routes
One fare for the round trip June 8 to June 1s with long return limit and liberal stop overs. June 22 to July 5 equally favorable. Validation requires $2 payment at execution. Via Portland for small extra cost. June 20 to Sept 12 to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Vancouver. Also low rate to Spokane via California route. Stop overs at pleasure with return by September. Jamestown Exposition tickets sold daily at Rock Island stations leading to naval and military displays and optional routes to Niagara Falls Philadelphia Washington Baltimore.
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Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Ancouver
Spokane
California
Rock Island
Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Local Brick Market Ad and Lost Watch Notice
Advertises best gas burned brick on the market including sidewalk brick and common builders. Provides contact phone 73 and mentions Albert Moe's son Paul. Also notes a lost and found incident where a lady’s gold watch found by a child was claimed by Lizzie Groves of Courtland after a notice was handed to the JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moe
Paul
Lizzie Groves
Courtland
Fireworks clash on Main Street ends with south side win
A Friday evening battle with fireworks raged on Main Street between north and south sides. Stores cleared roan candles sky rockers and firecrackers left from the Fourth. The south side claimed victory due to fewer holes in their shirts when the event ended.
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Hboles
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Cale
M. Bushby
J. O. Herrick
Thos. West
Joseph Flynn
Havre, Mont
Chester - Ainsworth
McHenry
Parits
W. A
Ostberg
Norway Township
Sun- Roberti
Fairoa
Bert Ainsworth
Ainsworth
James Bainbridge
Goodland
George
Kansas’ City
John
Vera Schofield
Pleasant
Hill Mo
Pearl Wohlford
Victor Herrman
Axel’ -Smith
Mr. S
Amelia Griffeth
Concordia
Claude Griffeth
Mark Stephenson
S. N. Mellen
John Scrivner
Junction City
Cynthia and
Lill Scrivner
Everatts
Near Courtland
Rast McGregor
Norway
Stony Point
Mike Cuthberson
Will Craig
Aurora
Josie Moe
Jamestown
Andrew Pehrson
Sy Logston
J. C. Claflin
Contractor & Builder
Happers
Norway “Bulletin
S. Chandler
Lonetree
Walter
Marian Kelly
Wilber
Harpers
Young Peoples
Society
Bessie Skeels
Harry Lyman
A. L. Loofbourrow’s
James Nelson
Kackley
Highland
Roy Davis
Will Adams
Ethel Thorp Lewis
Bob Hyder
A. L. Loofbearrow
Blanche
Erma
Mott
S.S
Bert Ainsworths
Floyd Walter
Beloit
Tom Gile
Will _Adam
Harry Walter
Julius
Woodka
Farmers ‘Union
Pacific Northwest
Citeag
Great Lakes
Chicago
St. Louis
Saratoga Springs
Knights
Templar
Boston
Elks
JA. Merrill
Rocx
Island‘lines
Soandiak
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