May term muddled with property suits and divorces
Legal activity fills the May term with petitions for division of property in the Kuhns case and a divorce action against Fred Heiser. Other suits include judgments on promissory notes, collection actions and a mandamus to grant a pawn broker license. Local notices report community movements, deaths, and civic matters across La Porte City and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redd & Tuthill
Anatalie A. Kuhns
W. BE. Kuhns
Carl Bickley
Cecil Bicktley
Robert Bickley
Bm Bickley
Margaret Pitcher
J. G. Bickley
G. Bickley
Susan Pitcher
Bocley
Waterloo
Lot Tiree
Pitcher
Myaline G. Binkley
Anatalie A. Kuhos
Susan Fitcher
S. W. Pitcher
Gusta W. Heiser
Dtyorca
Fred Heiser
Blackhawk County
Fred
Elmer
Lydia
E. P. Davies
Birdnall
Edward Seigel
Mandamus
Seigel
Waterstreet
Pawan-Brokers
Gilbertville Parish Notes and Local Trades
Gilbertville May notes report church attendance with the Knipp family visit. F H Youngblut sold a horse to Tom Barker of Waterloo. Adam Scharey shipped a carload of hogs to Chicago markets. Miss Mary Schmitz went to Waterloo. Pries Trev Father Nuebel will leave soon. river bridge approach repaired but needs filling. Next Sunday a collection for San Francisco earthquake victims. Nick Apel rents Leonard o Pint farm for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brommentschenkel
John Kaufman
Wm. Schrelts
Hy. Klein
Peter Klein
Eegte
John Mel
Grange Township
Knipp
Theatter
Heau
F. H. Youngblut
Tom Barker
Waterloo
Adam Scharey
Chicago
Mary Schmitz
Trev
Father Nuebel
St. Donatus
San Francisco
Nick Apel
M. Nei
Dunkerton News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Helen Paine of Fairbank visited H. W. Brant at his Dunkerton home over the weekend. Mrs. Pidment’s funeral was held at a Dunkerton home with Rev. M Laughlin officiating and burial at Fairbank. Mrs. Minerva Cunningham visited her parents near Dunkerton. Suel Page repaired C. H. Dunkerton’s auto. A. Robinson appeared on Dunkerton streets, and Mrs. O. J. Smith of Cedar Falls called Sunday. Victorian Schuler traveled from Waterloo to visit her brother Dave. The Dunkerton schools host an ice cream social and program on May 12, admission 15 cents. The Literary League meets at H. W. Bucher’s home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pierson
Waterloo
J. M. Jackson
Mount Auburn
W. BE. Hanger
Clayt, Young
John Cotten
Albert Bailey
Ireton
Iowa
J. M Bailey
CG. Schlotfeld
Henry Kahler
Allen Cotten
LajDorte
Lydia Dodson
San Francisco
Geo
Kenicott
Grover Snyder
Dan Snyder
Iowa City
Jerry Snyder
Canada
Narcissus Lodge
K. of P
Hunter
Pythian
Jno
Nichols
Primghar
Erwin Welch
Jeremiah Snyder
Lycoming County
Penna
Prudence Kent
Philip L
Laporte City
A. B. Reese
Maillard
Daniel
Laporte
Wiliam H
Los Angeles
California
Chas, Kahler
Grover
Maud
Geo. Kentcott
Spring Creek Township
Hazel Turner
Daniel Snyder
Pennsylvania
Philip
Mr. Snyder
Cemetery Association
EB. W. Fish
Watt
Armour, SD
J. G. Wallace
Josh Newell
Cline & Benton
Céedar Falls
Tanesville Cemetery
H.W. Briden
Guy Pyes
Miss Brownell
L. E. Prosser
Sam Kern
Charles City
GL. Davis
Spring Valley
Minn
Buai
A. E. Gilmore
Pipestone
A. Howe
C. K. Loveland
Ippiazmere
H. D. Gowd
Pitkin
F.schrutsmeyer
J. D. Maynard
Waverly
Mish
Cedar Falls
C. M. Shepard
Sandys
Helen Paine
Fairbank
H. W. Brant
A. Robinson
O. J. Smith
Dunkerton
Victorian Schuler
Dave
Literary League
H. W .Bucher
G. J. Bondurant
Fowler Co
Matt. Berends
Cc. C. Smith
Hhanger
A. Burt Aloo
Lewis King
C. C. Smith
Myr
Franke Hatch
Anna
Hazelton
Sylvester Taylor
Hateep
A. Burt
Wm. McVey
A. Burl
H. H. Dwight
Sioux City
Q. E. Falk
Phillips
Watertoo Jast
Ed. Hess
Sdea
Bingban
Peter Stringer
Alt
G. W. Arthur
Gilbertyilie
Wick Latgea
Dennis Knapp
Josephine Tunis
Paul Davis Dry Goods Ecompany
Bnd
Ompha
Elizabeth Endersby
J. W. Runyon
Hillsborough
Endersby
W. FP. Wichman
East Sixth Street
Chris, Krech
Brainerd
Mian
Sigter
Ded
Aide
Local News and Social Notes from Winthrop and Surroundings
Community updates include windmill work by W M White, visits by Grandma Walker and Mrs George Walker to Winthrop, smallpox quarantine for H Koester family, Dr Scott of Waterloo on a call, John Koester and wife in Waterloo, Chas Patton described as ill, Miss Clara Atkins at Mrs Maurer in Dewar, Horsfell Trumbauer wedding attendance in Waterloo, telephones installed by Jos Allen John Keester and Oliver Simmerson, Lena Simmerson employed in Waterloo, Miss Any Flochle at Mrs Sewick, John Atkins and son Varston filing for C J Kirby, Jess Briden and Raymond R Hampton sailing to Independence for a Cadillac purchase, rain delaying delivery near Independence, shipment from William Galloway Co, and postponed delivery until roads improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. White
Grandma Walker
George Walker
Winthrop
H. Koester
Dr. Scott
Waterloo
John Koester
Chas Patton
Clara Atkins
Maurer Af Dewar
Sherman
Jos Allen
John Keester
Oliver Simmerson
Lena Simmerson
J. ¥. Campbell
Dunkerton
Sewick
John Atkins
Varston
C. J. Kirby
Jess Briden
Raymond R. Hampton
Independence
Cadilac
Dubuque
William Galloway Company
Women Suffer Kidney and Bladder Trouble Alike
An old newspaper advertisement warns that kidney trouble affects men and women, harming mind, ambition, and health. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming quick effects and offering free information and testimonials by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SwampRock
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Addition 10 Plant Employs Over 100 Men
Nau man company of Waterloo expands since 1864 start hoisting a second story to create a 60 by 150 foot cabinet room. An elevator and two switchboards will link main office, foremen offices, and city connections as staff grows to 100 to 115. The firm began with sash and doors and now runs two departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nau- Man Company
Cabinet Department
C. H. Nauman
Taahogany
Analler
Waterloo
H. Nauman
Grand Staples
Mich
Ailing Mother Recovered by Electric Bitters Claim
A Danforth Missouri woman writes that her mother aged seventy was revived from long dyspepsia after using Electric Bitters. She credits the tonic with restoring strength, improving digestion, and curing stomach and blood weaknesses. The ad touts 60 cent price and guarantees by local druggists Wangler Bros. & Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Ww. L. Gilpstrick
Danforth
Wangler Bros. & Worth
Edior
Chicago Stock Markets May First 1806 Cattle Prices Slump
On May 1 1806 Chicago cattle arrivals overwhelmed the market with over 30 000 head. Prices fell about 10 cents from the prior week while late week gains failed to offset earlier declines. Hog receipts rose to 121 000 last week with packers pushing prices down though demand remains strong enough to keep hogs near 5 50 to 6 00 per head. Lamb market shows upward tendency as supply tightens with Colorado lambs around 7 50 and shorn lambs around 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Live Stock Market Updates from Chicago May 3
Estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep listed with price ranges and market direction. Hogs show mixed to heavy demand with prices around 6.10 to 6.52, hogs left over from yesterday total 2,808. Cattle opened strong but closed 10 cents lower. sheep opened and closed steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raymond Iowa May 4 Local Notes and Prices
Raymond Iowa May 4 local notes report commodity prices including wheat hogs and butter, plus community updates. Mentioned are No 1 Hard wheat 19 No 2 Northern 175 No 1 Northern 76, hogs $6.00, stock cattle 3.00 to 3.60, lard, butter 18c, and various farm items. Also includes social news about residents, visits, illnesses, and local business moves, with notes on Mr. McVey’s paralysis recovery and a new firm Smith & Mangen in town.
Fraternal groups plan picnic and fundraising drive
Waterloo Fraternal Union meets at P hall with delegates from Royal Arcanum Woodmen of the World Yeomen and others to organize by laws, form a parade banner for the Water loo Fraternal Union, and start fundraising to cover picnic expenses. Committees will solicit funds and tickets for Innes band concerts are to be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Fraternal Union
Lt. of P. Hall
Royal Arcanum
Woodmen of the World
Yeomen
Highland Noodles
Royal Neighbors
J. W. of
West Side
Foresters
Degree of Honor
Court of Honor
Lc.t. M
K.L. G. Pu Tribe
Ben Hur
R. A. Doty
H. A. Snyder
J. C. Murtagh
Carleton Sias
LeVert Taylor
D. P. Faus
Otto Larson
Innes
R. A. Thory
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Greham
H. P. Davies
G. W. Meyer
Lens Meyer
Francis Fentiman
Dace
Francia Fentiman
Plotatist
J. . Mazon & Co
Heve
Waterclay Restaurant Co
al. Simon
Clayton Bronson
C. G. Kellar
George Knittle
Harry Simon
Cari & Keagy
Waterloo Tea & Puer Go
Swem Gas Machine Co
Geo. S. Yerney
A. J. Wittick
Edwards & Longley
J. A. McNaughton
Rauhauser
Amos Wood
Chicago Great Western Railway Co
Frank Catton
Fannie I. Auld
John 4
Auld
Laporte City Babe A
Janesville
Kittie Hackett
Wo L Hacker
Rickenloss
Thos. Edwards
Priory Rahausoy
H. G. Phibbey
Mrs. J. Garr
Dawson Street
Gilbertville
Bdunkerton
Nauman Company
Ncrease Working Force
C.H. Babcock
Clarke
Beulah Wilson
Business College
Shell Rock
J. A. Clark
Hampton
Corn Belt Velaphone Company
Victor Nichols
Trin Welch
Hogle
Linden Place
B. Reed
Tuthil
L. E. Park
Wea
Eli Shoak
Steel Lodge
I B.C. Dickinson
Waterlon
Bremer County
Cummings Commission CO
Main Office Dispatch
Paul, Minn
New
Yerk
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Brasch
Watertoo
Chicago Stock Markets
Conover & Swanson
Illinois
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dean
Raymond
Hobson
Thos. Smith
Katie Grove
Maule Seydell
Charley Earnest
Barclay
Pierre
S. C
Smith
Nick Mangeon
Smith & Mangen
Mangen
Corning
Creston
Board of Supervisors
Adams County
J. H. McKenale
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Gagner
de. Williams
Iroggiatk
Br. Williams Medicine Company
Schemectagy
N. Z
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