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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
10
Courtland hosts concerts and church services while residents visit relatives and attend meetings. Narka beats Cuba 5 0. Courtland wins baseball 7 2 over Formosa. Belleville second team defeats Scandia 10 9. D-G Lumber Co promotes coal sales and Canon City Coal.
Axel Carlson of Clay Center visits town for several days. Rev Chas Pehrson returns from Rock Island Ill will speak at Norway Lutheran Church Sunday June 25 at 8 p m. Geo B Smith A P Happer and John Hemberger visit Belleville for a druggist permit. Bertha Rimol invites Ladies Aid and Western Star Sisters to Rimol home July 18. Weeds need cutting before the big celebration. Band drills in City Hall Park and prepares to perform on the Fourth.
Public notice lists sale items including several milch cows with one grade Shorthorn, a bull and a bull calf of the same breed, plus several good horses. Contact OLIVER NELSON.
The event will be hosted by the band boys with the Kackley orchestra engaged to provide music. The note promises a good dance, good order, and fine music.
The change in mail routes has caused many subscribers to change addresses. We request readers notify us quickly so we can update the subscription records and prepare to copy the corrected list.
The Friday evening event hosted by the Presbyterian ladies drew a good crowd despite a light outage around ten. Proceeds totaled just over $16.00 for church needs and activities.
Leonard Nelson reports his daughter fell from a horse near Kackley on Sunday evening. She dislocated both bones of the elbow and broke the humerus above the elbow, tearing ligaments loose. Doctors Babcock and Henry dressed the wound and she is progressing well.
A man at Bob Smiths Restaurant failed to pay for an order. Marshall Gile kept the hat until the bill was settled, and after the man paid he called Gile a vile name. The marshal struck a glancing blow with his cane, and the man fled town.
Advertisement notes Dr Hess stock food for horses and cattle offered by D A Nywall. It also promotes an investment paying more than 10 percent, inviting inquiries at the Journal office.
Organizer offers piano and organ lessons and can accommodate a few more students. Interested individuals should call at the organizer's home to enter the class.
D. A. Nywall carries a full line of Dr Hess scientific preparations for stock and poultry to support health and growth.
An advertisement from Sprague Wholesale Co invites individuals to apply for a straight salary position paying 3.50 per day or 21 per week. It promises a permanent role, no bond or red tape, and urges quick local response, noting the Chicago address 2112 Wabash Ave.
Employment notice from Blew Brothers & Co. Dept. H Chicago Illinois offers salary of 3.50 per day with expenses advanced. Positions permanent and big furnished when needed. Open to men and women in nearby counties for Wholesale and Educational Departments.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a girl to perform general housework for Mrs. C Newton. No further details provided about location or hours.
Cabinet sewing machine with ten year guarantee offered at 25 dollars. Also selling the old reliable White sewing machine in both rotary and shuttle models. Contact M A Presuy.
Advertisement seeks a trustworthy assistant familiar with local territory for a permanent Chicago branch office. Salary 18 dollars weekly. No investment required. Previous experience not essential. Address 323 Dearborn St. Chicago. Manager Branches. 216.
A. J. Riley states the laundry basket will travel to Fairbury every Wednesday evening from now on, indicating a standing drop schedule for residents and facilities in the town.
Warning to trespassers on Lot 4 Sec 17 Lot 1 See 18 Sec 7 Lot 4 and 5 Sec 8 in Norway township. Hunting fishing grapeing prohibited. Offenders will be prosecuted. Owners Enoch Larson and Nis Bernstrom.
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