Local notices mix business and weather in Quaint city update
Dr W P Galloway locates in Rhodes block office The Sargeant Bevan family settles on East Lincoln Street Scarcity of houses persists with builders unable to keep up A carload of potatoes sells at fifty cents per bushel Snow falls in Watertown and Elkton Black Hills reports three to six inches E Rice rebuilding his mother’s home on South Thirteenth Street Postmaster Carpenter may wed like Wilson M and St L railroad to run last Twin Cities excursion this season A safe blown at Bode meat market takin about $260 Fred Kilgore returns from Chicago trip Lees Spencer Rivertside cemetery monument to veterans Unveiling date undecided Christian Church being re-shingled Zeeman buys twelve-cylinder National limousine A R Markley Dodge agency Fall premium awards soon Readers urged to read advertisements Union Prayer Meeting at Presbyterian church Des Moines river bridges at Lincoln Street 48 in good condition New winter weather forecast rain mud ahead B Baker predicts no hard winter yet more rain C R Henry expands Gruver hardware business store to bolster local trade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeant Bevan
Mrs. Bemis
Lincoln Street
M. and
Spirit Lake
Fred Kilgore
Chicago
Sprague- Warner Wholesale Grocery Company
Spencer
Riverside Cemetery
Tia
Ladies of the Loyal W. B. C
What Was New Twenty Years Ago A County Delegates Event
Miss Lizzie Bingham attended the Y P C meeting at Lake Park as a county delegate. Tillie Sillge and mother returned from southwestern Wisconsin after an extended visit to the old home. Mr and Mrs Harry Doolittle left for Britt Garner and Mason City for relatives and friends. Mrs J W Randolph hosted a large reception for Indy friends with about one hundred ladies. Dr C C Birney visited Nora Springs on business. Mrs J W Ridley attended a Baptist conference in Winnebago City Minnesota. Harriet Rose died at her son's home aged 76. Petit jurors named for October term include T T Lerdall C R Ammon R B E Ridley Jas Holmes Andrew Olson Irwin Robinson A Pelton Tiff Peters Wm Silverw all O W Hendrickson August Kemke John Iverson Claud Matthews Geo Follett. Thermometers showed 20 above Tuesday morning. John Montgomery helped close Montgomery Bros Co lumber yard in Ellsworth. Mr and Mrs C H Higbee visited Duke Park. Death noted of John Mitchell of Armstrong from typhoid fever leaving a young widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bingham
Lake Park
Tillie Sillge
Wisconsin
Old Home
Harry Doolittle
Britt, Garner
Mason City
J. W. Randolph
P. Johnston
J. W. Ridley
Winnebago City
Minnesota
Baptist Church of
Harriett Rose
Henry
T. T. Lerdall
C. R. Ammon
R. BE. Ridley
Jas. Holmes
Andrew Olson
Irwin Robinson
A. ©. Pelton
Tiff Peters
Wm. Silverwall
O. W. Hendrickson
August Kemke
John Iverson
Claud Mathews
Geo
Follett
John Montgomery
Ellsworth
Montgomery Bros. & Co
C. H. Higbee
Duke Park
John Mitchell
Overland Sets Record Shipping Mark at Toledo Plant
The Willys-Overland Company set a new daily shipping record on September 29 with 627 cars leaving the Toledo plant. From April 21 to September 30, 49,977 cars of new models had shipped, vastly surpassing last year’s 21,426 and marking a 183 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnew
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
Overland
Sgain
Whia
John N. Willys
Willys
Overland Company
Anderson and Son closing sale near Spirit Lake area
Anderson and Son announce a closing out sale four miles east of Spirit Lake and three miles west of Superior on Thursday October 21. The gale will feature 26 Percheron and grade Percheron horses, 88 cattle including milking cows steers and stock, plus farm machinery, household goods, hay and grain. Everything offered without reservation. See ad elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson & Son
Spirit Lake
Superior
When Baby Has the Croup
A mother awakened by a child struggling for breath is advised to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. The remedy has long been used with uniform success and is sold by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith. Gordon Hulett was a business visitor to Germania Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jay Johnston
Lon Smith
Gordon Hulett
Germania
Woods Poised for 1916 Nomination in Tenth District
The Carroll Herald asserts Frank P. Woods has the 1916 nomination secured and calls the Hampton Chronicle misinformed. The piece notes Woods carried the district on tour, returns to Estherville with the nomination in hand, and views the June primary as a formality. It insists no rival from any county can contest Woods’ renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Herald
Woods
The
Herald
Hampton Chronicle
Tom Purcell
Frank P. Woods
Estherville
Frank Woods
Sire Nelson's Iowa Chieftain Sold to North Town Buyer
H A Sauer purchased a registered Guernsey bull Nelson's Iowa Chieftain 30485 from G A Nichols. Sired by Imported Lord Nelson and dam Imported Surprise of Sarnia, the bull is described as among the best bred Guernsey stock in the country. Saver aims to build a fine dairy herd with substantial investment. The bull is a half brother to a consignment shipped to Mr Looney of Jefferson Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sauer
North of
Town
G. A. Nichols
Nelson
Iowa
Mr. Looney
Jefferson, Oregon
Rev Case Returned Appointed To Estherville Charge
Northwest Iowa Conference reports Rev F F Case reassigned to Estherville after last week meeting in Ft Dodge. C A Bates to Armstrong and F W Whitford to Dolliver and Gruver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Ft. Dodge
F. F. Case
Estherville
C. A. Bates
Armstrong
F. W. Whitford
Dolliver
Gruver
Winter tops for autos bring high rejoicing
Nichola Deming Auto Sales and Over land announce a new removable winter top for seven passenger touring cars. The top provides protection and style, removable in spring to reveal the regular folding top. The development excites garage and motor supply circles and car owners expect greater comfort and utility. A Harvest Home supper by the Women’s League of the Presbyterian church is planned for Friday October 16 in the church dining room, serving from 6:30 pm with a pork dinner and pies, at 86 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola Deming Auto Sales Company
Overland
Overland Company
Women’s League of the Presbyterian Church
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Frederick
Ant
England
Italy
Astor Theater
New York
Studebaker Theater
Frank G. King
Mgr
Merning
Brief City News
Dr. W. P. Galloway
Rhodes Block
Watertown
Elkton
Black Hills
E. Rice
South Thirteenth Street
Carpenter
Woodrow Wilson
H. Oransky
Vindicator
Republican
Wik's Club
Des Moines
Lincoln ‘Street
Billy’’ Baker
W. H. Woodeweiss
Hsbherville
Minot
North Dakota
Cedar Rapids
C. R. Henry
Grover
C Higinbotham
Higinbotham
Gruverny General
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R.R
P. C. Roth
Lakes
Wheeling
Overland Car
Nau Brothers
the Outfitters
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