Vicinity notes and local business updates
Forehands sow oats this week and Daniels from near Repubblic occupies the Bell farm. Jesse Donoho of Belleville opens a tailor shop in the Weislogel building. M. A. Preble shows a full line of buggies. Albert and Mrs Goldstein welcome a 14 pound boy born Feb 28. Moon signs hint March may outshine April. W H Wallace, ex Missouri Pacific agent, now at Mulberry, Kansas, writes. A carload of new furniture will arrive around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.wallace
Missouri Pacific
Mulberry, Kansas
Local residents and visitors noted in regional notices
George Bushby from Munden visits on business while W B Glick tours Chicago for spring and summer merchandise. Susie Williams of Osage City visits relatives. Mrs. McDonald of Wayne visits her daughter Mrs L M Brigham. Other items include a John Deere plow line contract, Velie buggies for sale, and several local movements: Rileys ad, Strom heads to Kansas City, Probate Judge Henry visiting his sick wife, James Bell family moving to Saginal Michigan, Ashley Cooper visiting parents, and Alfred Olson remodeling a home after moving from Kirk Nebraska. George W Thompson, ex Cullers hardware worker, tours via Texas to Washington.
Former Omaha resident visits daughter before California trip
John Lind, once a resident, traveled from Omaha to see his daughter Dora before her departure to California. He returned Tuesday. Lind reports good material standing in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lind
Omaha
Dora
California
Mr. Lind
Local residents and moves seen in Courtland area
Mr and Mrs H Nichol returned from Courtland Saturday. John C Hogin visited from Belleville on business Friday. LS Chandler loaded his car to move to Clay Center. Henry Nystrom sold 700 bushels of corn this week at 52 cents to Ben Lervold. Andrew Wilson and Bart Smith went to Phillipsburg Monday and returned Tuesday. Mrs Gilbert Jensen left for Kansas City for medical treatment. George Manion, Ray Manion’s brother, becomes Rock Island station night operator. D A Haney moved to the Ross farm. Brindle will occupy Ayers place. J C Claflin and family left for Carver Nebraska, hauling goods to Byron then shipping via Burlington. L M Johnson and family visited from Belleville. Wicks predicts a harsh March with sleet and snow. aims to secure ice for the region.
Doctor Scott to Move to Kackley for Practice
The Journal notes Dr. Scott of Norway plans to relocate to Kackley to continue his medical work. He will live among friends who value his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Scott
Norway
Kackley
J R Bowersons Sale Tops Local Market
The Bowerson sale last week proved highly successful with high class stock bringing top prices totaling 2805 dollars. Local residents anticipate 60 cent corn before next harvest and note continued community movement with relocations and a wolf roundup in Salt Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bowerson
Mrs. Bowersox
Belleville
Seed Oats for Sale and Family Update
Texas Red Seed Oats for sale at 45e cents a bushel. C. O. Huvgos. Dr Henry returned Sunday from Kansas City after another operation on his son. This is the twelfth time the boy has undergone chloroform anesthesia and he recovered fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Henry
Kansas City
Special Sale of High Grade Pianos at Factory Prices
Fr N Sarson Music House in Belleville Kansas advertises a ten day sale March 7 to March 18 featuring Sinetly high grade pianos Fisch Bush Lane Hobart M Cable Victor and other brands plus organs sewing machines. The Square Deal gun club will hold a blue rock shoot at Janes Curries place Monday after the wolf hunt. A light rain refreshed the ground and JOURNAL subscribers changing addresses should notify us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisch, Bush & Lane
Hobart M. Cable Farehd
Victor
Fr. N. Sarson Music House
Belleville
Kansas
Gun Club
Janes Currie
Farm Property for Sale Near Norway Kansas
Farm for sale described as N W 34 of Section 25 Town 4 Range 4, located 23 1/3 miles east and 1 mile south of Norway. Interested buyers should write or inquire at H B DICKERHOOF 4th Concordia Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Norway
Concordia
Kansas
Poultry Prices Shown With Cash Purchase Note
Advertisement lists turkeys roosters hens ducks and young birds with prices 10 cents and five cents per unit and notes prices subject to change without notice and that cash is paid year round.
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
China
Beckman’s Cash Store
Daniels
Repubblic
Bell Farm
Jesse Donoho
Weislogel
M. A. Preble
Albert Goldstein
Preble
Scandia
Ohio
George Bushby
Munden
W. B Glick
Chicago
H .S. Cooper
Susie Williams
Osage City
M. A
John Deere
A. J. Riley
P.T. Strom
James Bell
Saginaw
Michigan
Ashley Cooper
Alfred Olson
Kirk
Nebraska
Mr. Olson
George W. Thompson
Cullers
Washington
H. Nichol
Courtland
John C. Hogin
LS Chandler
Clay Center
Henry Nystrom
Ben Lervold
Andrew Wilson
Bart Smith
Phillipsburg
Gilbert Jensen
George Manion
Ray Manion
Rock Island
D. A Haney
Ross Farm
Ayers
Brindle
J.C. Claflin
Carver
Byron
Burlington Railroad
L. M. Johnson
Wicks
John Poage
Belfield
Swanson
Norris
Joss Gott
Mrs. Hanson
Kansas Avenue
Salt Marsh
John Gile
Journal
Weare
C. Humfeld
Scott's
W. F. Eagleson, D. D. S
le Raima
North Bound
J.B. Henry
A.B
Welslogel Building
Presbyterian Church
JW. Ekblad
Haggman
Drs
Ekblad
Haggman Physicians & Surgeons
Riley
Methodist Church
Otlee Hots
Lina J. Wrigley
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
J. C. Sherrard
M. D
EF. L. Warren
Bank OF Scandia
J. W. Holmes
Dray Line
Drayman
Geo. R. Barle
Liverstock Commission Co
Kansas City, Mo
National Stock Yards
City Dray Line
Obbie Sigsbee
W. E. Godfrey
Undertaker
Scandia Kansas
Gertrude Gullers
Kansas University
BANK
E. Porter Ahrens
Nywall
Soningtorin
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