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Newspaper
Upper Des Moines Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
4
Bancroft Iowa notes show St John Parochial High School graduates listed after April exams. Various local visits, travels, and community events fill pages with visits from Algona Fenton Burt and others. church activities and revival meetings are described along with school stories and local incidents.
Pete Hopkins improves from pneumonia while Herman Maing returns for a vacation with relatives and friends. Jacob Altwegg conducts home improvements. a cistern and tiling underway. C B Albright heads to Chicago with cattle and hogs, planning Joliet visit. Victor Van Tausk leaves No 3 school for a lecture tour on aging references. School term extended into the 70s by Marle Modi.
Will Rike and wife spent Sunday at H Rosenay’s in Bofale. Will Divison and family visited Lewis Larson. Beeiah Brown closed her senior term in Grover district. Helen Stone injured her knee at school. Johnny Schwietert broke his arm rolling on the grags. Grace Reibsamen to marry H B Bobenhouse at Chas Reibsamen home Titonka. Roy Mann birthday surprise at Burt High School friends brought gifts.
Edna Jenkinson visits Thrall Iowa Edith Sundstrom closes her school Marshall Leason fined 5 pound pickered last week Mark Satchett travels to Chicago with fat cattle Mothers club meets with Mrs W Jenkinson Thursday Will Dodds returns from Mason City Alfred Peterson and wife fished Saturday good catch Ben Winkie in poor health with Dr Kenefick and nurse hoped for recovery Lela Jenkinson's school ends Friday fifth term in district No 4 patrons hope she stays another year Aug Doering touts furnace claim it runs without fuel concerns about staying warm before August we will buy a range"}
West Union notes say the Children's Day exercises are postponed for one week. George Baldwin and family visited Whittemore earlier in the week. An ice cream social is planned at Alfred Peterson's on June 7. Dr. McUash of Des Moines, president of the Iowa Anti Saloon League, will speak at Good Hope church Sunday afternoon.
Seneca Henry imers was in Chicago last week. I C Jenson of Odin Minnesota visited. The L L A meets at A Jenson s next Friday afternoon. A telephone expert repaired phones. Lee Winslow of Algona sold medicine. Martha Jensen returned from Sioux Falls. Chas Jacobson, road supervisor, is fixing highways. Mr and Mrs A K Walker visited Estherville. Seneca kids went to Greenwood last Sunday, losing 20 to 5 in a one horse race. try again boys.
Hag ard and Peek advertise loans at a six percent rate. They offer funds to borrowers and invite inquiries from the public seeking favorable terms and reliable repayment options.
Prom now on for farm loans at the lowest rate of interest. Make application at the Kossuth County State Bank.
Whittemore residents recount a patriotic year's achievements as the Simpson and Koch families are highlighted for perfect attendance. The ceremonies place emphasis on orations with themes on parliaments, America’s problems, Russia, trusts and monopolies, with diplomas awarded by President Cullen and merit certificates to top students.
An 19th century style notice urges individuals to act as their own doctors for minor ailments. It highlights Chamberlain’s Remedies for colic, cough, pain, stomach and liver issues, skin conditions, and salves. Prices and local seller EKR. Conner & Co are listed, plus Dr Shoop ointment for piles.
A rural listing advertises a good farm for rent to the right person. The owner mentions having a little money for the loan or payment and seeks a suitable lessee who can meet the terms.
R A Lyons is reported better. Lena Blome aids Mrs Saunders this week. Geo Vrooman and C H Watts have new surveys. Mrs Wood spent last week at Waitmont visiting her daughter. Attendees from here went to the Blue Earth circus. Mrs Hager suffered thumb dislocation. Myrtle Cahoon and sister from Winnebago visit relatives here. G F Saunders visited Blue Earth. J Hager visited here. Mr and Mrs Stark of Superior, Wisconsin visit Wordens, Duttons, and Ramseys. News from Washington says blasting dynamite injured Ben Echelbarger’s hand. Evang ek services at Elmore Tabernacle are lively. Mr Lowery and Mr Moody praised. J B Worden’s friends gathered for his sitnant birthday with a rocker, a gold watch and chain, and fountain pen. Evening ended with social chat and a palm-lunch by Mrs orden.
An article promotes Doan's Ointment and Hall’s Catarrh Cure as cures for deafness caused by inflamed mucous in the Eustachian tube. It claims 100 reward for a catarrh deafness case cured by the remedies and urges purchase at drug stores.
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