Around the Circle Bridge Complete and Local Notes
The community reports the bridge completion amid ongoing rains as planting progresses slowly. Local items include Walt Ward ordering white Belgian hares, Jim Morris assisting farm work, a Belleville political speech by Hon. Jerry Simpson on May 5, farm wells yielding good water, and a obit for Hattie May Dancy with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Ward
Kansas City
Jerry Simpson
Belleville
I. D. Householder
Kruase House Cure And Miner Headache Aid
Correspondents report Krause's Headache Capsules praised as a remedy for headaches with claims of curing and aiding miners in Colorado. Advertisement letters from J H Fletcher Lt Gov Santa Clara Ames note stock promises by Aberdeen Hecla Britton druggists. An Ashley buggy accident injures a boy. a horse damaged. The ad suggests Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pain with quick relief and is sold by Hopper the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ] Dakota
Krause
Aberdeen
Hecla
Britton
Marshall County
Colorado
J. H. Fletcher
Santa Clara
Ss. Oak
A. J. White
Chamberlain
Hopper
Local notes and community updates from Republic County
Mrs Fulcomer improves slowly and W C Bradley works for Win Singer. Maggie Louden departs for Topeka after a two week visit. Dunkard love feast set for May 12. Oliver Nelson nets over 80 from five hogs. Mrs Jas Duncan returns from New York State. G M Jones moves to Belleville. Grandma Armstrong and Grandma Taylor visit Kentucky. A church social is planned at the Doctors home May 9. Miss Nettie Myers teaches six with pupils Grace Fulcomer Annie McGowan Exina Waite Edna Goodwin Bessie Mary West. Nellie Kallman and Euna Waite excel in exams. Districts 35 and 88 close with exercises. Bertha Peake teaches in district 35 and J W Kuhn in last term. F M Fleming visits and praises the area, plans to move back. he remains engaged in hog raising with thriving prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Nettie Myers
Grace Fulcomer
Annie McGowan
Exina Waite
Edna Goodwin
Bessie
Mary West
District 48 Residents and Community Ties Highlight Local Notes
Marvin Kelly shows marked improvement while Lon Bryant works for Mr Bovey. Woodmen enlist John and Steve Leibenborn as Alfred Day assists A L Loofbourrow during court. Mrs Scrivner's niece visits O Neals. Miss Erma Bullen helps Mrs Geo Walter with house cleaning. Mrs M R Ainsworth stays with Bert Ainsworth family. Stella Murphy closed Republic school and returned home. Walter family attended Sunday School and neighbors visited. T S Walter family fished School creek. May 1 1900 saw 45 children surprise Miss Minta at the Walters with a reception and lunch. Zam the new clerk at Whitneys hails from Seneca.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Digestion Aid
An old advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. It asserts reliability whether at sea on a train at home or at work and notes Ay J White as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Ocean
Take Baby Out Keep the baby out
Fresh air now insures perfect health in the future. Fresh air for baby means a daily ride in a baby buggy. We offer a splendid assortment. all are strong with firm springs and soft upholstery. Some are more elaborate but differences are slight.
Norway Bulletin Weather Lingers in Rain and Local News
Norway Bulletin notes ongoing rain and local sightings from residents and visitors. Mentions Nels M Nelson nomination hopes, visits by Mrs Axel Larson, Lawrie Peterson, Mr Coach Southworth, Miss Laulie Jacobsen, Mr Phillip Tadine and Miss Tadine of Kackley, Jamestown visitors Peter Olsen and Fred French, and Theressa Nelson's teachers exam in Belleville. Includes notices of Alba Rogers moving, Dr G E Nelson and Prof A K Ward at J Nelson's, Homer Bishby delivering stereoscopes, editor J E Christensen and Miss Ethel Gould with Miss Shirley Shivers, Win Dunlap birthday party, and a Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin ad. Divorce granted for Mrs J R Kidder. Courtland Register note Bertha Williams teaches, Wender Stand’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Southworth
James
Laulie Jacobsen
Phillip Tadiné
Tadine
Kackley
Peter, Olsen
Fred French
Jamestown
G. E. Nelson
A. K. Ward
J. Nelson
Homer Bishby
Lincoln Two
J. E. Christensen
The
Kansas Optimist
Ethel Gould
Shirley Shiv
For Sale and Local Notices from a 1900s Journal
For Sale a second hand Phaeton a bargain. Cutters and Johnson. Born on Wednesday April 25 to Mr and Mrs Carl Mast redt of Norway township a fine boy. Mr and Mrs H Vincent started for Gebo Montana. A large number of friends regret their departures and hope for success in the far northwest. The little son of B P Bartlett of Norway township contributed twenty five cents to send to the starving natives. An unknown friend sent fifty cents. Wanted to give employment to a few ladies and gentlemen. Pleasant work good pay guaranteed salary or commission inquire at this office Friday afternoon or Saturday morning May 4th and 5th. At a meeting of the high school alumni temporary officers selected J H Sandell president Atta Conner secretary and A R Morey treasurer. A committee to draft by laws and another meeting Thursday evening to effect a permanent organization. Married at Clay Center Kansas on Sunday April 22 by Rev Denise Presbyterian minister Mr Glenwood M Preble and Miss Lottie M Rock both of Scandia. They go to housekeeping at Agenda where the groom is in business as soon as a home can be made ready. The JOURNAL joins friends in wishing them a long and happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sandell
Atta Conner
A. R. Morey
Clay Center
Kansas
Denise
Glenwood M. Preble
Lottie M. Rock
Scandia
Republic Rippples Busy Town Notes and Commencement
The Republic column lists local happenings from the week: John Braylem buys the Asa Waterman property north of town. Jake Beck assists Assessor Lowe. Howard and Murphy seek school year jobs. Eddy purchases Geo Beck land for a poultry yard at 100 dollars. Abbott family returns from Nebraska. Willie Vance appointed Census Enumerator for Washington Two. McIntosh starts building a dwelling near the Baptist Church. May Day picnic at White Rock. Cora and Flora Cleland attend Commencement, visiting Mrs. Edna Polley. Chas Ambrose leaves Craft & Baxter’s store for farm work. Commencement exercises Friday evening draw a good crowd but lead singer unavailable due to storm, so improvised music. three young ladies form the first class to finish Republic high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braylem
Asa Waterman
Jake'Beck
Lowe
Messrs
Howard & Murphy
Abbott
Fay Davies
Nebraska
Willie Vance
Washington
McIntosh
Baptist Church
Republic
White Rock Way
Cora
Flora Cleland
White Rock
Edna Polley
Ambrose
Krause's Little Liver Pills Patent Remedy
Krause's Little Liver Pills are a purely vegetable gelatine coated tablet that acts directly on the liver and bile. They are free from crude matter, work gently and naturally, do not cause constipation, and are sold by A. J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
A. J. White
Sheriff Ordered Return of Beer Bottles to Billy Goold
Sturgis ordered the sheriff to restore 37 beer bottles taken during Billy Goold's arrest. Goold had been supplying the boys with beer, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Dudge Sturgis
Billy Goold
Billey
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Ole Tiller
On Thursday April 26 friends and relatives held a surprise party in Norway township for the 55th birthday of Mrs. Ole Tiller. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening and her children presented a handsome sideboard as a gift. May she live to enjoy many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Tiller
Norway Township
Norway
Rock Island Upgrades Passenger Coaches With Steel Platforms
The Rock Island mechanical department orders steel platforms for all passenger coaches. Many cars already updated as spare coaches are sent to the shops to replace wooden platforms. Superintendent Geo F Wilson calls the change a major safety improvement and cites a yard collision where a steel platform protected the coach while the engine suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Geo. F. Wilson
Motive
Chicago
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Circle
Jim Morris
Wiil
J. P. Porter
John Davis
Kerr
Union Valley
Bert Morris
Ward Bros
James’ Shellenberger
Hattie May Dancy
Johnson County
James Shellenberger
M. E. Church
Oregon
Prairie Rose
C.A. Truckmuller
Ashley
Cooper
Carl
Leone Hs
Oso
Norway Bulletin
Kackley News
Republic City
Courtland
Lone ‘Tree
Drayage
Xp Exchange
Yseitee
Satdanes
Sy County
W.C. Bradley
Win
Singer
John Boman
Roh't Nichol
Maggie Louden
Topeka
Oliver Nelson
Jas. Duncan
New York State
G. M. Jones
Nellie Kallman
Euna Waite
Bertha Peake
J. W. Kuhn
T. M. Fleming
Mr. F
Missouri
Kansas and
Marvin Kelly
Lon Bryant
Mr. Bovey
Harry Walter
John
Steve Leibenborn
Alfred Day
A. L. Loofbourrow
Erma Bullen
Geo. Walter
M. R. Ainsworth
Bert Ainsworth
Stella Murphy
Butt Walter
H. B. Walter
Wayne
T. S. Walter
School
Whitney's
Zam
Seneca
Olson Furniture & Carpet House
Hope Nels M. Nelson
Axel. Larson
Lawrie Peterson
Theressa Nelson
T. A. Nelson
Theressa
Concordia
Alba Rogers
Bertha
Peter Paul
Sen
Win Dunlap
Aid
White’s
Porter Haven
Courtland Register
Bertha Williams
Cutters & Johnson
Carl Mastredt
H. Vincent
Gebo
Montana
Far Northwest
B. P. Bartlett
Drugelste
Republic Ripples
the Lake Cemetery
Eddy
Geo. Beck
Chas. Ambrose
Messrs. Craft & Baxter
Frank Throop
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