Bancroft Couple Quietly Wed in Indianapolis
Bancroft Indiana couple J. A. Winkel Jr and Amelia Stafford married quietly in Indianapolis last Saturday. They traveled to Burlington Iowa to surprise Winkel’s sister Mrs Vorwerk and then visited his parents. They plan to settle in Hettinger North Dakota where the groom runs a prosperous business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winkel, Jr
Amelia Stafford
Indianapolis
Indiana
Father Smith
City
Burlington
Iowa
Mr. Winkel
Dr. Vorwerk
Hettinger
North Dakota
Local school notices and community updates in Harvey area
Addie Yeager completes school term west of Burt and will teach Petratz school near Algona for three months. Fisther Moline finished near Titouka and will teach the spring term opening April 6. Mrs. Alice Sawyer moves here from Spencer to live in rooms above a photo gallery. Band practice increases under Instructor Dischler. Henry Nemmers relocates his billiard hall to Schilling building and plans a restaurant. Farmers begin fall plowing with wheat. tulips show early growth. C W Davis travels to Phillips Wisconsin and Marshfield Wisconsin and Northfield Minnesota before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Yeager
Harvey
Burt
Petratz
Algona
Fisther Moline
Titouka
Alice Sawyer
Photograph Gallery
C. C. Kenney
Harper
Spencer
Henry Nemmers
Schilling
A. G. Smith
C. W. Davis
Phillips
Wisconsin
Peter Becker
Marshfield
Northfield
Minnesota
DeCeDe SWEA CITY News Roundup
Mrs Bowe of Seneca has been quite sick for weeks. J L Campbell traded stock for a quarter section of land in Texas county Missouri. Rev Lundell of Algona led services at the Swedish Lutheran church. Barber AER and Judge Coyles' son visited from Humboldt for business. Mrs Joungberg of Armstrong came for her mother Mrs Anderson’s illness. Mr and Mrs L M Olson of Britt visited N P Stephenson’s family. Merchant Howe of Seneca made a quick trip to catch the 10 o’clock train, joined by his wife's sister bound for Milwaukee. Mrs Axel Sundstrom and two children of Elmore visited Mrs Caroline Anderson at Hagbert Olson’s. Wm Ferguson’s house west of town caught fire Saturday night. clothing destroyed, loss insured and under adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Aer
Judge Coyles
Humboldt
Joungberg
Armstrong
Anderson
John L. Campbell
Texas County
Missouri
Axel Sundstrom
Elmore
Caroline Anderson
Hagbert Olson
Wm. Ferguson
Leo Ferguson
Local Notes From Titonka and Surrounding Areas
Titonka residents report visitors and minor events including Tilon ta Packard and family at Lowa Falls and Bertha Hoffman visiting the Budlong home. A new phone line is organized west of town. Two mayoral candidates emerge in Titonka, H. C. Armstrong and August Schrader. People travel to Britt for visits, and Floyd Beach from Port Dodge plans Washington trip for health. A dredge operates in German township with limited progress due to frozen ground. Catarrh discussion cites treatment claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure. Medicines by E. Quusey & Co. and Molay's Honey and Tar advertised with delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Beach
Port Dodge
Washington
German Township
LaVerne Notes Local Candidates and Talks at Church
Henry Jute visited Germanian farms while J P Barrison and Dick Wermersen toured the Texas panhandle. The town backs Geo Boyle for senator. Feuscher sold 106 acres west of town to Perganda at 18 per acre. Rev Lumbar lectured in town. Kyler attended state bank meeting then state convention. LaVerne fields a single town ticket led by W H Kaney for mayor and C D Bemis W E Stephenson as councilmen. Joe Lichty treasurer. H Ed O’Hara assessor. Campaign notes praise Steve Stephenson and Rev Malone’s sermons on politics and pool rooms’ impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Boyle
Boyle
David Feuscher
August Perganda
Wm. Wulf
Lawn
LaVerne
W. H. Kaney
Bemis
W. E. Stephenson
Joe Lichty
H. Ed. O'Hara
Des Moines
Plum Creek Township Notes On Teachings, Family, Health
Plum Creek on Clark of this township is to teach the main school this term. She commenced Monday. Charley Clark, our worthy assessor, has a new addition to his family. It is a fine baby and weighs ten pounds. Herman Maine has resigned his position at State Center to join his brother's orchestra, which is now doing well with headquarters at Estherville. The Hegarty family continue to have pneumonia. Mrs Minnie Hegarty has come down with the disease and at this writing four members of the family still have pneumonia. Evidently some good corn was raised last season. C B Albright has just received a carload from the southern part of the state, as good as any raised here in 1906, which was pretty good corn. Lewis Albright is suffering with a severe attack of stomach trouble. He was nearly eighty years of age and up to the present time has lived a very active life working about the farm. No man in Plum Creek township is more highly esteemed than Mr Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Householder
Burt Township
Bancroft
Mrad Miller
LaVerne
Ube
Joseph Princk
Ft. Dodge
M. I. Church
Turatenberg
J. M. Simpson
Lumbar
Newark
N. J
Kyler
Sioux City
State Banker's Association
Clark
Charley Clark
Herman Maine
State Center
Estherville
C. B. Albright
Lewis Albright
Plum Creek Township
Mr. Albright
Ledyard Notes Touch Residents and Visits
Mrs Jorgenson and two children went to Bancroft Thursday. Mrs Blanche Behse Palmar and baby are visiting relatives in Ledyard. Joe Jenks was at Des Moines last week attending the republican conven tion. Mrs B W Brooks returned to Burt Tuesday after a short visit with relatives. Mrs J J Wheeler and daughter Claire left Monday for a visit at Fort Dodge and Manson. Mrs J G Smith and Mrs H S Smith of Algona were guests at the Graves home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgenson
Bancroft
Blanche Behse Palmar
Baby
Ledyard
Joe Jenks
Des Moines
B. W. Brooks
Burt
J. Wheeler
Claire
Fort, Dodge and
Manson
J. G. Smith
H. S. Smith
Algonw
R, Graves
Local notes and sales fill week in town
Carl E Boe handled business matters while Brits Monday and Walters visited Chicare. Town schools close for a week long vacation. Mrs G M Butts visited Plymouth recently. A large ditcher between here and Corwith to start April first. Catholics held forty hour devotions with visiting priests. Farmers report plowed fields drying and seeding soon. J O Paxson of Algona Northwestern Life Co did business Saturday. J L Walcutt to hold another farm sale Saturday. last sale was satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Leslie Tryon stayed all winter and returned to Sawyer ND Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Butts
Plymouth
Here
Corwith
J. O. Paxson
Algona
Northwestern Life Co
J. L. Walcutt
Leslie Tryon
Lriends
Sawyer
N.D
Local Notes From The Community
Mrs FE M Ruth visiting sister Mrs Church ill returned home to Chicago Thursday. Robert Welter returned from Menango ND where he was on a land deal reports heavy snow. Miss Woith Lloyd home from Mt Vernon for a week's vacation, sister Mrs Bert Jacobson Forest City visiting here. Fred Anderson elected president of the school board. teachers election by May first. City election Monday with single ticket: O Nelson for mayor Lew Rasmussen for clerk Theodore Schrader assessor Geo B Hall Fred Anderson J T Kennedy Jacob Johnson councilmen. Studer leaves this week for Ontana with teams and hired help on government irrigation ditch contract. away all summer. he worked west last season on Milwaukee road extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welter
Menango
N. D
Woith Lloyd
Mt. Vernon
Bert Jacobson
Forest City
Fred Anderson
O. Nelson
Lew Rasmussen
Theo. Schrader
Geo. B. Hall
J. T. Kennedy
Jacob Johnson
Studer
Ontana
Milwaukee Road
Community Roundup of Events and Sickness in Area
Rev Borg attends conference at Roland this week. A L Anderson was in Ledyard on business last week. Millen Jensen was sick. Dr Walters attended him. Mary Larson works at the dreammaking trade near Lone Rock. I I A S meets at Julius Jensen's Friday afternoon and Y D P S in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Ledyard
Millen Jensen
Dr. Walters
Mary Larson
Lone Rock
Julius Jensen
Y. DP. S
Union Prank Snyder Stricken By Typhoid Fever
Union Prank Snyder is very low with typhoid fever Ed Cook suffers gravel stones again Ben Reid and Richard Dodd left fox Canada last Tuesday Miss Lela Jenkinson closed her Winter term of school in No 6 Saturday Ladies Aid to host a supper at Vine Everett home Friday evening all invited Charley Potter s baby has the whooping cough Henry Steinman s baby also ill Russell Cooky improving from operation Mrs W W Ranis is doing nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cook
Ben Reid
Richard Dodd
Fox Canada
Lela Jenkinson
No. 6
Ladies Aid
Vine Everett
Charley Potter
Henry Steinman
Russell Cooky
W. W. Ranis
Brodersons and Henry Anderson Propose Move to Cin Homesteads
Frank and John Broderson plan departure for homesteads in Cincinnati in a few days, with Henry Anderson reportedly joining. The ad promotes King's New Life Pills as a health remedy for headache, chills, constipation, and malaria, promising refunds via R. H. Millar’s drug store if supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
John Broderson
Cin
Henry Anderson
King’s New Life Pills
R. H. Millar
Dr Shoop and Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted in Unclear Ad Text
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Shoop's It Coffee made from toasted nuts, claiming it fools coffee critics. It also touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic to health, and Cascasweet for babies. The copy mentions remedies for sore throat and croup as household products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauma
A Wa
Dr. Thomas
Gulu
Willie
Ramedy
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Chas. Nelson
Mary Blanchard
Luther
Oklahoma
Ben Roillg
A.J Deuleschal
Linnest Hanson
Mtoaka
Guide
Cora Heckart
M. K. Blanchard
Dressy King
W. Tl. Blanchard
atTettinger
Harry Helgason of
Mike Flynn, Sr
Seneca
Ome Johnson
Owatonna
Pillsbury Academy
I. X. Mescher
Chas
Mescher
C. G. Launcher of
Garner
J. TH. Queal & Co
Geo. I. Green
Walters
Brigham
Ringsdorf
Portland Township
Wm. Ogle
W. Ogie
J. J. Ogle
James Johnson
H. W. Roba
Germania
County Board of Supervisors
Drain No. 2
Meyday
Stese McLaughlin
Blue Marth
WN. Mintonya
Eagle Grove
Monte Cristo
Call Opera House
J. G. Eaton
Magia Grove
Baptist Church
Dally
Andrew Gessner
J. H. Robe
John Boyson
Norway
Jefferson Hall
Mattie Winkel
Laura Ketchum
Clarion
J. ¥. Stauder
Laura
Johnson & Williams
Whitney
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Dischler
Swea
Hepsol
Tilonta
Jud Packard
Lowa Falls
Bertha Hoffman
Clear Laxe
Budlong
Chas. Reibsamen
Vance
H. B. Robbenhouse
Angle Grove
Titonka
H. C. Armstrong
August Schrader
R. L. Lamoreux
Ben Longbottom
Britt
S. L. Lamoreux
Herman Nelson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onlo
Molay
E. E. Conger & Co
Luverne News
Henry Jute
J. P. Barrison
Dick Wermersen
Texas
Panhandle
Stephenson
Fenton
Whittemore
Wesley Jand Algollow
Leander Barton
Steve
G. B. Malone
Plum Creek
Whsley
Carl E. Boe
DaiLy Register and Leader
Des Moines Register
L&aden
the Register and Leader CO
Des Moines, Iowa
Post Master In Laws
The
Algona Upper Des Moines-Republican
S. Eb, Woodring
Kentucky Mammoth
Swea City
Woodring & Dourte
FE. M. Ruth
Mrs. Church
Chicago
Rev. Borg
Roland
Prank Snyder
Dr. Shoop
R. H. Miller
Be, BE
Conner T
Taylor
South Dakota
C.S
Bovee
Elk Point
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