Local notices mix of visits and injuries in Matherville
Mes Will Nehring and a young girl are gravely ill with mutips but recovering. Visitors include Miss Costello at the Loht home and Rev. Porterfield from Estherville. Many locals, from John Andrews of Chicago to Mrs. Shaw, are noted with health, travel, farming, and social events across Matherville and nearby towns.
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Will Nehring
Miss Costello
Fatherville
J. H. Merriott
J. H. Hertick
Social notes from Graettinger and surroundings
L O Kallestad visited relatives in Estherville. Andrew Gunderson of Chicago visited his mother west of town. Krantz family from Dunell Minn. came for a weekend with Mrs. Lewis Heidecker. Akre and L Heidecker visited Grachtinger. Geo Gunderson ill with the mampa. Families from Jasper Minn. visited C Bakke and G Gilbertson east of town. Mrs Wilson from a Mr and Mrs J Gilbertson therville took charge of the hotel. Mrs Barnum leaves Friday for Cedar Falls. Marie Jacobson left for Sibley to remain. The nine month old child of Mr and Mrs A B Peterson of Graettinger died and was buried east of town. Mrs C Larson and children drove to Graattinger. Dance at M W A Hall Saturday evening May 18 with Moore's orchestra. Banker Anderson and druggist Walden visited Motheville Sunday. Albert Myhre from Huntington visited relatives. Rev Strand servic at Lutheran church Sunday at 3 pm. Royal Neighbors old time basket social at M W A Hall Friday May 24. Invitation extended for a good time. Dr Teeney boat maker built boats for himself and J O Kuga. Fishing season open and Wallingford folks hopeful for stories fixed.
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L. O. Kallestad
Estherville
Andrew Gunderson
Chicago
Familly
Jasper
Minn
C. Bakke
G. Gilbertson
Misa Marie Jacobson
Sibley
Mray
A. B. Peterson
Graettinger
Mra. C. Larson
Graattinger
M. W. A. Hall
Moore
Anderson
Walden
Motherville
Albert Myhre
Huntington
Strand
Lutheran Church
Dr. Teeney
J. O. Kuga
Wallingford
Local social notes and visits round Algona area
Mr and Mrs Pickell visited Mrs Pickell's parents in Grover Meaars Reed Swash and Grettenburg shipped stock here Saturday night The Misses Elder and Noble stayed at the Barfoot home Friday and Saturday L P Stillman visited his mother in Emmetsburg Sunday C E Sullivan went to Estherville Saturday A B Johnson spent several days in Algona Dr Mereness returned to Dolliver friends glad to see him Alice Reed is home to help with house cleaning before returning to Huntington 1 Coleman's horse was badly cut in a pulverizer Saturday Ladies Aid met Mrs Green last Wednesday with a good turnout and pleasant afternoon
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Frank Miller
Plainview
Minn
John Andrews
Chicago
N. A. Andrews
John
David Porterfield
Estherville
H. B. Colt
Rae Taylor
Gilbert Sweet
Baxter
Matherville
RK. Jacobson
Gazelle Williams
L. L. Lawrences
Mora
Meaars
Reed
Swash
Grettenburg
Elder and Noble
Barfoot
L. BP. Stillman
Emmetsburg
C. E. Sullivan
A. B. Johnson
Algona
Dr. Mereness
Dolliver
Alice Reed
Huntington
Coleman
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Green
Social Basket at Leo School House Friday Night
A social event is planned at the Leo school house on Friday evening May 2. Everyone is invited. Miss Edna Cummings of Center Township spent Saturday in the area.
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Leo
Edna Cummings
Center
Penny Photo Sale At Estherville State Bank
A local notice advertisements a two week photo sale offering 25 cent portraits. The message invites all ages to visit the Estherville State Bank for rain or shine photo opportunities at multiple positions.
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Estherville State Ban
Narrow Escape With Amputation Averted
G W Cloyd of Plank MO recounts a four year old injury when a burn nearly required amputation. He avoided it by using Bucklen’s Amica Salve, which cured the wound. Available for 26 cents at Williams and Anderson’s druggists.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plank ° Mo
Bucklen
Williams & Andersons Drugegists
Eczema Cure Promoted by Electric Bitters Note
A rural letter from Henrietta Pennsylvania recounts a boy's five year battle with eczema and lung involvement. After trying multiple doctors, Electric Bitters cured the child. The note touts Electric Bitters for skin health and blood purification and mentions availability at Williams and Anderson's Drug Store for 50 cents. It also cites Burdock Blood Bitters as a national remedy for dyspepsia and discusses railway development plans linking Algona, Matherville, Estherville, and nearby lines, highlighting the M and St L company's growth and regional rail improvements.
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N. A. Adama
Henrietta
Williams & Anderson
Algona
Des Moines
Matherville
Estherville
Watertown
Missouri River
LeBeau
Lowa Central
Motor Boat For SALU Lost 26 Feet Model For Sale
26 foot motor boat for sale listed as new and fully beautiful with torpedo stern design and a two cylinder engine. Comfortable and speedy craft advertised by G. Wm. Parron of Lake City Minnesota.
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Salu
G. WM. Parron
Lake City
Minn
Catarrh Cured by Local Hy-o-mel Remedy Claim
Advertises Hy-o-mel as a local inhaled treatment for catarrh claiming it reaches all nose and throat areas, cures quickly, and costs $1 with a refund guarantee. Includes testimonial from George B. Krause praising a related product.
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Costa
Shadle & Co
Elegant Graduate Gifts Display in Esther Ville
A display of fine items including a diamond ring a gold watch and a brooch showcased for graduates. The collection features an engraved piece praised as the swellest ever shown in Esther ville via Jay Johnston & Co offering the collection.
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Estherville
Jay Johnston & Co
Well Deserved Kidney Remedy Trusted by Estherville
Estherville residents rely on Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney troubles. Farmer J H Barnhart testifies after years of sharp pain and mobility issues, saying a single course provided clear benefit. He bought from Williams and Anderson's drug store, confirms Doan's as the genuine remedy. Milbern Co. Buffalo is sole U.S. agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Estherville
Dean
Ratherville
J. H. Barnhart
Barnhart Street
Eetherville
Iowa
Eas
Williams & Andergron
Feater- Milbern Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doans
Low fare to Minneapolis St Paul offered
The notice promotes a round trip to Minneapolis St Paul for 2.50 dollars, citing a Monday departure and first opportunity to visit the Twin Cities at a low rate. The reference mentions a time around 9:02 a.m. and emphasizes affordability for travelers.
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Minneapolis-St Paul
Minneapols
Twin Cities
Proved forks at this office for nals and fayel blanks
Fragmentary notice from an office lists usable items including forks and blanks for fayel and s proofs. It omits clear dates or names, providing only partial inventory details and a vague action note.
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