Yukon Gold and Gamblers Entwined in Skagway Teaser
In the Yukon rush era aboard the old side wheeler George E Starr Speed Malone befriends Maitland amid a tense camp. A mysterious woman named Rose lures Maitland with a risky Yukon stake while danger and intrigue unfold around Fallon, a gambling rival, and a looming gun threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Starr
Yukon
Speed Malone
Meitland
Speed
Sped
Seattle
Maitland
Frenchy
Skagway
Ros
Fallon
Local News Roundup From Claremont Area
Gunty News Car reports Clausen moved to Orms by Minn for a store purchase led by A. L. O'Sell and Ed Evans. Mayor Reed returns to doctor care. Local basketball season ends after loss to Hally in Buffalo Center. Supt. Moklebust and party tour Forest City as post tournament travel. Community notices include weddings, illness, church gatherings, and legion auxiliary plans in Huntington and Estherville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car! Clausen
Ormsby
Minn
A. L. O'Sell
Ed Evans
Mr. Evans
B. Reed
Boya’ High
Buffalo Center
Progcess
Alfo
Titonka
M. O. Moklebust
Moklebust
Michal
Forest City
Hally
C. Ro Yenger
Winston
Staunton
Huntington
Vernon Topps
M. BK
HO. Burdette
Ethel Hitschew
Des Moines
W. H. Peterson
J. B. Mitchell
Williy Goerndt
Estherville
Hitchew
Ethel Eggers
Nev
Yeager
Swea City
W. G. Mellwraith
Reinbeck
M. O Moklebust
Paul Anderson
Fairmont
Lila Mae Herum
M. J. Iverson
Percy Herum
American Legion Auxiliary
H. D. Mereness
H. A. Tvedte
Living Links
Church Annex
A. R. Eckhart
C. R. Yeager
Eckhart
Ruth Cayler
Carl Fedderson
Mima Wertz
Membars
Don Cayler
J. ©. Weber
Lena Stanerson
Winston and
Stanton
Old Time Sale Bill with Obsolete Farm Goods and Slaves
Advertisement announces Ernest Harvege leaving for Oregon Territory on March 1, 1849 to sell personal property including livestock tools timber and wealth items while offering six enslaved people for sale as a single lot. The list features oxen Buck and Ben and Son and Jerry plus cows horse wagon iron plow boards bricks whiskey and brandy, leather goods, and other farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harvege
Oergoun
Buck
Ben
Son
Jerry
Perry Wilson
Johnson Miller
Ben Miller
Railroading Hampered by Heavy Snow Drifts in 1915
In reports from March 1915, severe winter conditions cripple rail traffic as snow drifts and fallen branches obstruct lines. Local notes mention weather for outbreaks and community movements, with residents dealing with travel delays and yard disruptions amid harsh cold.
Many Moves At Ringsted On March First
Ringsted March 12 A flurry of farm relocations occurred on March first as residents swapped properties. H E Rogers and others moved to new farms, with Daniel and Walter Madsen and several families shifting homes within Ringsted and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsted
H. E. Rogers
Dolliver
John Theesfield
Rogers
Oscar Berkland
Theesfield
Homer Rogers
Segert
Emmetsburg
Sigurd Olsen
Nelg Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Washington
Albert Cody
Ole Oftedal
Oftedal
Seneca Township
Kossuth
Hans Lamb
Ries
Armstrong
Jens Peterson
E. C. Campbell
Gilbert Nelson
Burt
Bob Kinney
Kinney
Wilfred Mueller
Wm. Miller
Miller
Fenton
Howard Jones
Henry Boomstra
Boomstra
North Dakota
Solberg Bros
Jones
E. L. Burdette
Bergie Monsen
Monsen
Halfa
Dean McDonald
McDonald
Sac City
Herman Jaskulke
Dundas
Hans Madsen
Walter Madsen
Madsens
Anna Nielsen
Peter Knudsen
Rev. Nielsen
Nebaska
Morten Benson
Bensons
Sale Terms and Location Notice
Terms of sale require cash in hand or not to draw 4 percent interest with Bob McConnell security. The property is two miles south of Versailles Kentucky on McConnell ferry Pike. Sale begins at 8 o clock a.m. with ample food and drink provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McConnell
Versailles
Kentucky
McConnell Ferry Pike
Local relocations and sales featured in brief items
Delbert Long moves to Fenton and buys a shoe store while W. J Murphy relocates to the former Otto Nemitz farm, Nemitz moving to Esherville. Gamble's March Sale promotes a five piece enamelware set, dairy pans, strainers, rope, varnish, fork handles, and 25 cent meals with deli offerings and Sunday specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Long
Fenton
W. J Murphy
Lone Rock
Otto Nemitz
Mr. Nemitz
Esherville
John
Gamble
Farm Prosperity Cited With Mixed Iowa Trends
A report notes mixed Iowa for farm output and general business. It references price observations, demand signals for farm products, and a modest overall gain in industrial activity over the past year. Prices of farm goods and general business conditions are highlighted as important indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Fusis
Sacred Concert by Combined Choirs Promises Final Treat
Combined choirs from Immanuel and Detach church present a Sunday sacred concert in Estherville, under director Earen Latchem with Dorothy Latchem and Berna Hansen on the bench. Highlights include Latchem at organ and solo performances, with selections such as Open Our Eyes, God So Loved the World, Like Strains That Feed the Garden, and Remember Now Thy Creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed
Steiner's
Maitland
Frenchy
Skagway
Luck
Methodist Episcopal
Ecg
Bherville Utheran
Detcasat Ehurehean
Estherville
Earen
Wwechs
Dorothy M. Latchem
Berna Hansen
Tre
Latchem
R. L
C. P. Mauckard Sterry Gang
McFariere
Mueller
Stainer
Wilden
Economic update notes gain in purchasing power for workers
The publication says industrial workers have about a five percent rise in purchasing power while many remain unemployed. Prospects warn of rising farm prices and living costs unless payrolls and employment grow, with construction and railroads still weak. Bright spots cited are higher industrial output, the gold clause ruling restoring confidence, and a better crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industraal
Supreme Court
Luther church quartet and soloists perform inspiring program
The male quartet from the Lutheran church sang Holy Spirit Power Divine and The Riches of Love. Guest soloist L O Hansen of Lee City played two trumpet solos Inflamatus and Werber's Parting Song. Rev L A Mathie offered a prayer and Rev Fred Ortmeyer gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Adams
Luthren
Towner
Sargent
C. M. Gronetal
Earl Josten
Everett Shaw
Erling Hansen
L. O. Hansen
Lee City
Rossini
Werber
Neshi
Mr. Hansen
Little Symphony Orchesta
L. A. Mathie
Fred Ortmeyer
Boy Scouts Hold Meeting at City Hall
The Boy Scouts met at city hall on Monday night with fifty one scouts and 21 cubs present. Den chiefs Omar Neu and Dawes Sconberg led the cubs, while Scoutmaster Frank Larson assisted by Eagle Scout Glen Mishler and others worked to instruct and demonstrate knot tying and the scout laws. The gathering closed with a reverent benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Neu
Dawes Sconberg
Frank Larson
Glen Mishler
Scous
Card of Thanks from the Anderson Family
We thank our friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement and for the many floral offerings. Mrs. Carl Anderson and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car) Anderson
Thanking Friends for Sympathy and Help
Mr and Mrs Chas Peterson and Family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of their beloved son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Chas, Peterson
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Mberin
Aubrey
Durham
Garnet
Rose
Eze
Ledye
Alaska
Yoon Terry
Boston
Gunty News
Mcllwraith’s
The
Vindicator and Republican
Mapa
Sian
Fertsen
Zurem
Gaerene
Markier
P. Sten
Rome
Noust
Fenders
Miss Stelis Smith
Pere Wennesday
Peer Cisrk
Roy Blazer
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Oan
Emmet
A. O. Peterson & ‘Ly
EL B ‘Ful Af
Smomtsbury
Oriere
Petersen
Maro
Aenally Fae
Dakom
Sonet
Drrestom
Thomas Stornow
Norsneses
Bert Barner Nes Hs
Nestir Ramnisen
Somir
Tim
London
Victor Jourado
Almant Indians
Heams
Arctic
Ouloor Beisetes
Iowa
Boy Scouts
Wool Market
HIDE
Hudson
Daytona
Sie
Em Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fia
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