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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
3
The Lake township advisory board presents estimated expenditures and levies for 1907 at the Silver Lake trustee office. Totals include township and road taxes, local tuition, special school, and multiple road expenditures with a assessed valuation of $861,250 and 190 polls. Dated August 4, 1906.
An advertisement touts Kodol Digests What You Eat as a remedy for sour stomach indigestion and related symptoms. It claims the product uses natural digestive juices and tonic properties to cleanse purify and strengthen stomach mucous membranes. A Ravenswood West Virginia user is quoted praising its twenty year sour stomach relief.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received up to August 20 1906 and thereafter daily until contract let for the completion of the Main Street sidewalk in Silver Lake Indiana. Bids cover south side of Main Street from the northeast corner of lot 44 to the northwest corner of lot 44 as part of town improvements in Kosciusko County.
Mrs. Jacob Leffel plans a week of vacation in Winona. C. L Leonard travels to Logansport on business. Earl Eaton of Burket visits William Wiley home. Francis Rager and spouses camping at Yellow Creek Lake. Mel Hayman from Middlebury visits family. Miss Veda Baker from Elkhart visits Pearson and Leonard homes. Mrs. Riley Secor and Mrs. Bert Hatfield of Palestine noted. Commercial State Bank advertises confidential loans. William Wiley eyes Chicago auto purchase next spring. A F Kline and wife visit Howard and Tipton counties. Fairbanks Standard Scales proclaims accurate weights. Claypool Lumber & Coal Co. remains listed. Mrs. Ella Hawk to visit from St. Louis, meeting brother Arthur Getty in Chicago.
The text lists numerous land parcels with owners and amounts across multiple locations including Winona Ephraim Westo Linton Straus Brown Ode Oldfather Samuel Jamison Albert Munson Oley township Doren Manwaring Chester Clover Eva Clover Washington and Tippecanoe. Amounts shown include 1410 4000 17000 2500 and 3000 among others.
Littie Charles and Mrs Beber and Albert Beber visited in Claypool on Sunday. Dode Arnold and family toured Claypool streets. Arthur Galt and family spent Sunday with relatives. Joseph Swibart and Clarence Cooper visited Goshen earlier in the week to see kin. Jacob Flack and Albert Dillman, with families, joined Ab Priser family for Sunday at their home.
A testimonial from ER Wolfe of Baar Grove Iowa credits electric bitters with relieving kidney trouble and general debility. He claims the remedy cures stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases headache dizziness and weakness. Price 50 cents guaranteed by Zims drug store.
Beautiful rains last week in Germantown. Clarence Warren threshed his oats last Friday. E M Deweese remains unchanged in condition. Rev D F Kain and wife of Silver Lake were seen on our streets Monday. Miss Bowers of Chicago visits the Jamesons. Charles Johnston and wife spend a week in Michigan visiting relatives. Jacob Rhodes of Silver Lake and Mr Wertenberber of Claypool visited J W Clink last Sunday.
E W Goddloe of Detton Street Waco Texas says he has used Dr King s New Discovery for five years and it keeps him well and safe after long chronic coughs and wheezing. The note promises cures for chronic coughs influenza croup whooping cough and pneumonia prevention. Pleasant to take and guaranteed. Trial bottle free at Zims drug store priced 50c and 31c.
Police raid saloons last Sunday in an Indiana town. A trolley crash near Oakland California injures twenty one. Rotkin’s airship exposure noted in Winona. Bryan to arrive in New York August 30 from around the world. Insurance rates climbing across Indiana. Warsaw and Milford bands plan open air concerts. Floyd Culler, 13, drowns in Eel River near North Manchester. Rail wreck at Fort Worth injures twenty one. Warsaw eyes extending electric line to Ligonier. Company H, I N G, camps at Camp Harrison into August. Eight in field against Wabash Warsaw subsidy. Dozens nearly drown in electric car plunge near Chardon Ohio. Cincinnati suicide attempts total twelve in a week. Winona Sunday collections reach 160 for Sunday School. Minneapolis hosts G A R national camp with 149000 expected. Mrs. S Watson, 72, dies at Wasa. leaves two sons. Chicago bank looting stirs demand for postal savings banks. 160th and 161st regiments hold rounds in Warsaw. Campfire meeting at Opera House addressed by Charles O Merica. A crazy girl disrupts Christ Church service. ushers remove her from Roosevelt seat. Prof G C A Eryer returns after 31 years. awards wife 85 00 and speaks of no questions.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at the place one mile east and one mile north of town on the Jacob Tridle farm. The notice indicates a forthcoming auction of farm property with location described for bidders.
Auction of 13 year old mare in foal 12 year draft mare 1 yearling colt 3 calves 9 months 1 brood sow farrowed 9 months 1 brood sow farrow last of S p shoots pigs weigh about 80 lbs each 9 good pigs 4 months old 1 grain drill new 1 binder 1 hay tedder 1 two horse corn planter 1 riding cultivator 1 wagon harrow sugar buckets harness and log chains hay in mow corn in field Yale starts at 10 oclock with J D Gill auditor O E Stout clerk credit of 12 months offered
Frank Zimmerman and wife from Dis ko visited town en route to Yellow Creek Lake where they camped for a week. A Sunday call at Miss Blanche Helser's home near Silver Lake included Misses Bessie Fruit Nettie Lindzey Bessie Coble Elsie Smith Iva Coble Iva Mantel Fear Coble and Master Orval Coble. A road party enjoyed the outing. An editorial note praises breakfast and digestive health promoting Kedol for dyspepsia after meals, sold by Cline & Co.
John N Pleasant of Mongolia Ind reports relief from biliousness and constipation using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He says the pills are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded and are available at 25 cents at Zim a drug store.
Uncle John Zellers spent Sunday at the F T Bucher home. Neighbors traveled to Warsaw on Tuesday for business. Uncle John Aukerman and wife visited the S D Rider home Saturday evening. James Nelson digs a cellar on his Rock Lake farm and plans future building. EW Brady of Tile Town and Cc Brady of Fiatrock with I Platt were at the Holman Friday. Jake appling for the family tribe GPF Rider threshes most neighbors except J Ke Bucher, may return to thresh him. Gut F has a good Tig and does good work.
An advertisement touts DaWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a reliable remedy offering quick relief without sickness or griping. The copy emphasizes their effectiveness and urges readers to try the product.
J C Miller of South Bend and Miss Mary Skinner of Mishawaka are identified with the Hen Island dam project. Chairman T Pe Shouts of the Panama Canal Commission and President are noted in the report.
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