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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
3
At Courtland on Monday evening October 16 the Jour ANAL and the Tri Weekly New York World one year $1.75, G. W. Wrights sale Tuesday netted about $1,000 about $150 above expectations. More than two thirds of the proceeds were cash. Call Courtland Central to reserve seats for two Merry Tramps.
The notice invites women to Riley's barber shop on Thursday evenings after 8 to receive a shampoo. It promises improved hair color and reduced hair loss as benefits of the service.
The band boys will host a dance at City Hall a week from this Friday evening October 20 with music by the Kackley orchestra. Everyone is invited.
A public sale Wednesday offered rare stock with fan cy bred Berkshire and Duroc Jersey hogs bringing common prices. Cattle sales matched current values. Crowd was small and total sale receipts exceeded $1,400, mostly cash.
Mable Wallin started to school Monday while Dwayne Garman is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs I O Caldwell spent Sunday afternoon at John Aspegrens. Oscar Linden shows a new bug by Elsie Bettis spent Saturday at White Rock. Orange and Hattie Leweke spent Sunday at R J Bettis s Mrs J M Brown and children and Rhoda Poage returned from Boise Oklahoma Tuesday visiting relatives. Chas Martin went to White Rock Tuesday to finish Rice Alt mans new house. Mesdames William Bland and a Whitley spent Thursday at J Garman s. Mew John Williams and baby spent Thursday at A M Poage s.
The district reports new High School seats installed Saturday with Monday numbering and student lotteries. Seventh grade music ties to the High School. top students across grades include Alma Sjo halm 97 in fifth, Bertha Vap deveer 97 in ninth, Anna Porter 97 in tenth, Laura Happer and Clara Kallman 100, Edith Anderson 99. Additional top scorers listed by grade, transfer news from eighth graders, and recent exams in Physiology Arithmetics Latin.
Many friends in Scandia learn that Miss Eva Jokander daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Jokander and Charlie Anderson son of Alfred Anderson proprietor of Andersons Cash Grocery were married in Kansas City last week The Journal extends congratulations to the couple and their families.
The Cloud County Fair Association thanks Republic County residents for large turnout with over 60 from Republic City 115 from Scandia and many from Norway and Belleville. Scandia and Talmo bands performed not hired but traveling to enjoy the event while Clyde band also played. The Ikansan notes Concordia offers generous hospitality to visiting bands and attendees.
An advertisement promotes Riley's massage services claiming removal of pimples wrinkles and black heads. A rosy complexion is promised with a ladies evening event on Thursday at 8 o'clock.
J Jennings announces a new gallery offering daily hours and a capable photographer. The message invites visitors to visit for portraits and artwork, and mentions a new barber shop nearby offering shaves or haircuts from Loorsourrow and Nyn, props.
A Modern Version notes a proverb about turning the other cheek and replying with a quick counterstrike. The Cleveland Leader presents a blunt, if humorous, take on just deserts in a social quip.
Mrs. E. Hillery leaves Tuesday for a month long visit to Rexford and western Kansas. Kemp near the Bank of Scandia offers a black shawl for sale. Owner may claim it by paying this notice. Prices match Hens & Springs at Concordia seven cents, limited time. A. J. Riley advertises the two Merry Tramps show at Belleville on October 14 and Courtland on October 16.
Albert Moe suffered a badly sprained foot after a horse fell on him last Saturday. He expects to be up on two feet again within a few days.
A northwest quarter of Section 23 in Norway two is offered for 3300 dollars if sold before October 29 1905. See Wilson and Smith at 429 Scandia Kansas for details.
Real estate listing notes a house for sale in a town east of the old creamery previously owned by W. W. Hollenbeck, contact 412 A. M. Johnson for details.
The annual Republic County Sunday School Association convention will be held in Republic City on Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 1905. Sunday school workers and interested persons are urged to attend as important matters for the movement will be discussed. C G Bulkley secretary.
We offer Columbus cream separators with 350 pounds per hour capacity priced at $80 and 450 pounds per hour capacity at $100. M A PREBLE.
A local listing announces hats discounted by Ellen Lorna on 3ste with price reductions and limited stock.
A Thursday evening gathering by Mae Preble’s friends celebrated her 19th birthday with games and a formal supper prepared by Mrs. Preble. Attendees included Miss Ira Williams Belleville and Misses Mae Preble Edith Gunter Ethel Norris Ada Larson Marie Hanson Bertha Wilson Mr and Mrs W C Preble and Messrs Wheeler Bert Harry Paynter Abel Plotner and Kimball.
In Belleville District Court Judge Dillon dismissed the jury after Hogin argued the panel was not legally formed due to improper reports of juror lists by city mayors and township trustees. The judge then prepared a new juror list from the tax rolls and sent sheriffs to assemble them for a resumed trial at 9.
A condensed schedule lists 7:30 Song and Praise service with Rev W H Lytle 8:00 Address by J H Engle 9:30 Devotional by Rev H A Zimmerman 9:45 Reports from towns ships and schools 10:15 Address by Dr A Crise 10:45 Business meeting including officer and committee reports 12:00 adjournment 2:00 Devotional exercises Rev Taylor 2:15 Home Department by Mrs C E F Happer 2:40 Sun day school influence talk by Miss Anna Bates 3:00 Decision Day by Miss Mable Shaver 3:20 My work and my wages by Miss Ruth Forristall.
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