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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
5
Local items recount visits, births, weddings, church events, and community notices across Bancroft. Includes reports on residents from Alden, Burt, Remsen, and nearby towns, a church wedding, lodge activities, school and business updates, and forthcoming installations and meetings.
One hundred dollars reward offer for catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Referee endorsements from Walding Kirwan & Marvin vouch for F J Cheney. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Also note Hall's Family Pills for constipation and money loan offers at 5 percent from Haglard & Peek.
Geo Shaw's son was sick last week. Fur dealer from Bart visited. L Klein of Waterloo and J B Cary of Lone Rock visited on business. Rev Herz at Wesley most of last week. C My Thenpron back ache confined. Mrs Ed McChane visited relatives. Jensen and Geo Sot bok installed phones. Mrs Ed VanDorsies visited Harry Helgason. Mrs Henry Hardocop and Thor Brighton ill. Dr Logan attended. Jensen girls left for Sioux Falls to teach. August and Anton Nelson ill. Ida Sorum left Lutzern Normal. to stay home. Julius and Hans Jen gen and Mrs Wilberg visited Emmetsburg. B Cosser of Mazon City reported farm for sale. Presiding Elder Maynard introduced Rev Walker at M E church. Henry Warner hurt while Geo Shott away. Sale of horses cattle and farm machinery planned for the lith at Harrs Helgason farm. Creamery stockholders met. M Jensen elected secretary. H C Jacobson and Jac Klein elected directors. E J Hodges to haul creamery goods. Chickens disappearing. C B Saxon hens awakened by noises. threats of targets with shotgun. This is a free country but harmony is urged.
Mrs. Aug. Fenske is very sick. Lanverenz family members have pneumonia. Miss Frankie Farley spends winter in California. Tom McGovern corn show results list Carlisle first and 4S, Matson second, Fred Corey as judge. Students home for holidays include Walter Gockley, Wallace Simpson, Ed Hahbo of Ames, Dora Rantzow and Sybil Hinton of Mason City, Edna Tyler of Cedar Falls. A company held its annual meeting electing P W Dahlhouser as director, to build a salt shed, increase shares to 120, and declare a dividend of 33 per share.
Mise Ethel Owens spent her vacation at Bancroft with home folks. Louie Mortensen in at Ames taking abort course in buttermaking. Chas Bull left Monday for Chisago and a night at Monroe Wisconsin. Minv Goo and children visit Osage Iowa. Nellie Nelson and Carrie Ball visited friends in Algona.
At Algona High School duties continue as staff members plan to stay until graduation. Laura Peterson returns home to Swea City for an extended visit. Bennet Mitchell visits from Klemme after time with relatives. Reibsamen resumes public school duties in Estherville. Bennett and Fisher families travel to Beresford. Pearl Babner and Ada Beach return to posts in Districts 6 and 1 after vacation. Beach returns from Fs. Dodge. Clara Watkins arrives from Britt. Peters from Algona. Roma Fritzsinger leaves for Humboldt and Bagley Iowa to resume teaching. Sal Richardson of Watertown visits. Mattie Warner and Whitney visit the Kerr home. Sunday lightning damages phones and wires go out briefly Monday.
Partial OCR notes report an arrest of Shaw of Sonepa and a separate hay storage activity by Jas Smith of Seneca, dated last Saturday, with sparse details.
A reader from Gooper, Me praises Chamber Stomach and Liver Tablets for years of stomach trouble. She reports taking a daily dose and now being well. Sold by E. E. Conner & Co. Piles relief offered by Shoop's Magic Ointment with guaranteed satisfaction. Stops itching instantly and claims to cure eczema and rheumatism with various ointments from local druggists.
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