Lowa Central Homeseekers Excur Tickets Offered 1900
On January 16 January 16, February 6 and 20 March 6 and 20 April 3 and 17 1900 the Lowa Central railway will sell round trip Homeseekers excursion tickets at one fare plus two dollars to many western and southern territories and states including Arkansas Arizona British Columbia Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Manitoba Nebraska New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Indian Territory Louisiana Missouri Oklahoma Texas Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Northern Michigan and southeast points. For full particulars inquire of agents or address Geo S Barry GP TA in Centry Marshalltown Lam7
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Lowa Central Railway
Arkansas
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Manitoba
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Geo. S. Barry
Gp& TA
Centry
Marshalltown
Opportunities book guides Northern Pacific towns for business openings
A new small volume titled Opportunities describes towns along the Northern Pacific Railway in Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho and Washington with current business openings. It promises detailed information for those considering relocating commercial ventures and offers free copies from CO. W. Mott General Emigration Agent Northern Pacific Rd St Paul.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Manitoba
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
CO. W. Mott
Northern Pacific
St. Pauld Pion
Str
Local Notes Highlight Transactions and Visits Around Ainsworth
Local notices report residents visiting Brighton, Ainsworth, Keota, Crawfordsville, West Chester and Tipton. Highlights include travel updates, social calls, sales pitches from merchants, and upcoming Katharine Ridgeway Concert Co. events at the Graham, with insurance and advertising tips threaded through the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Ridgeway Concert Co
Graham
New Northwest Plains Country Opens for Hotel Trade
A new country in Northwest Nebraska and Wyoming, opened by Burlington Railroad officers, offers a great opportunity for hotel men. The district is rich in agriculture and minerals. business will be good. For particulars contact actress E. W. Farnham, Industrial Commissioner, Burlington Route, 209 Adams Street, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wyoming
Burlington Railroad
E. W. Farnham
Adams Street
Chicago
Homeseekers Excursions Off Peak-Rate Round Trips
On several 1900 dates the B C R N R R y offers round trip tickets good 21 days at a single fare plus 200 to many Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and numerous northern western and southern cities. For details contact B C R N agents or Jno G Farmer Cedar Rapids Iowa. A six o clock dinner honored Mr Watson Stewart's seventy third birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Shell Rock
Abbott Crossing
Waverly
Jno G. Farmer A.G. P. & T.A
Cedar Rapids
Towa
F. E. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Watson Stewart
Local Notices and Travel Updates From Weekend City Visitors
Dr Terry made a pleasant call. Miss Millie Sage left for Council Bluffs this morning. Austin Sutherland of Brighton visited the city. John Steck returned from Chicago Saturday evening. Wm Orr of South Washington visited Columbus Junction on business. William Jackson traveled to Columbus Junction on the morning train. Mrs S B Dewey entertained Friday evening. Arthur Shields returned from Davenport to spend Sunday at home. D L Baird left for Allerton Iowa for two weeks with relatives. Attorneys Butterfield and Brookhart were in Ainsworth on legal business. Joseph McCoy of Des Moines spent Sunday in the city. The Breezy Time show company visited and then left for Muscatine. H B Dutcher and wife of St Paul returned home after visiting Harry Horne and wife. Gallery tickets cost 26 cents for the concert next Wednesday. all other seats 50 cents. Miss Edith Henderson left for West Chester and then Wellman to enter dressmaking.
Local travel and visits noted around Ainsworth and area towns
Dr Hull visited Ainsworth today while Lou Gormley from Crawfordsville and Flinspach Bros from Perlee were in the city. Martinsburg’s Rush Benn and Captain Roberts heading to Fremont were seen, with several locals like Ida Reister, Cordelia De Galaford, and J C McCartney among those traveling or visiting relatives.
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Flinspach Bros. of
Perlee
Rush Benn
Independent Tug Company Formed to Challenge Great Lakes
The Independent Tug company was incorporated in Ohio with a $100000 capital to compete with the Great Lakes Towing company. Captain J A Sweeney of Cleveland organizes it, with plans to unite other tug owners from Toledo Milwaukee Escanaba and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Peb
Ohio
Great Lakes Towing Company
J. A. Sweeney
Dunham
Chicago
Toledo
Milwaukee
Escanaba
Buffalo
Lost glove and rewards in a small town notice
Lost ladies seal skin glove please return to JOURNAL office or Mrs Leigh II Wallace for reward. Wanted to sell Boer War books by Dr McKensie missionary 500 pages illustrated battles $1.75 Outfit free American Publishing House Chicago. Calves wanted inquire John Smeltzer. Cineh counting cards for card party at Journal office before sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
John Smeltzer
Cineh
Journal
Dr. McKensie
American Publishing House
Chicago
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Hanan
Mien
J. Albert Williams & Co
Kveckwear
Dougherty
Bos
Clotain
Towa Central
Rev. Alter
Brighton
Dick Flanigan
Ainsworth
Baird & Bailey
Chas. J. Wilson
Des Moines
Flora Hoopengardner
James Fitzgerald
W.C. Martin
Gar
William White
Cole
Tie
Mae Brice
West Chester
Chas. Dodder
Ains
Walter Wilde
G. W. Green
Keota
Firefly
S. Bh. Gault
Crawfordsville
George Bereiter
Thomas Simpson, Jr
Arthur Woods
Charles Woods
Haskel
Colo
Henry Gray
Rock Island
Baggage Rooms
Sadie Buwer
Chas. Laffer
Sigourney
Harriet Gune
Spokane
Webster Dayton
Mae McFarland
Elsie Dennison
Dennison
R. H. Walker
T. Neal
Miss Turbott
City
G. W. Williams
East Jefferson
Ek. T. Neal
Crawfords
Four Nal
Hotel Allen
Elizabeth McCleery
Mt. Pleasant
James Boyd
East Washington
Coneville
Isaac Taylor
David McLaughlin
Johnson
Rocky Mountain
Anna Stone
Minneapolis
Jas. Fieming
Mr. Stone
Topeka
Sheldon
Ellsworth Ewing
Tipton
Owen Williams
Mildred McLaughlin
C. H. Wilson
Lewis Kline
Bowman Bros
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Shaw
Alf Chilcote
Sherm Wolf
Williamsburg
Ant
George Wright
Columbus Junction
Wright
Whistler
Chas Woods
The
Salvation Army
William Wise
Wm Scranton
Memphis
Wise
George Fleming
Newton
Jasper County
California
Jacquard
the Evening Journal
Evening Journal
Post Office
Loocal
Stewart
Council Bluffs
Austin Sutherland
John Steck
Ing
Wm. Orr
South Washington
William Jackson
Senger
Arthur Shields
Davenport
D. L. Baird
Allerton
W. H. Butterfield
W. Brookhart
Joseph McCoy
Muscatine
H. B. Dutcher
St. Paul
Harry Horne
Edith Henderson
Wellman
Local Matters
Dr. Hull
Lou Gormley
Hlon. B. FB. Brown
West
Chester
A. T. Burris
Martinsburg
Frank Crawford
Roy Burham
W. R. Jackson
Burlington
Vane Wallace
Ida Reister
Bert Tracy
Cordelia de Galaford
Fannie Miller
John Taylor
Wapello
Capt. Roberts
Fremont
Scott Lamphere
Phronia
J. C. McCartney
Gene Anderson
Sam Foreman
J. A. Johnson
Emma Wilson
Ralph L. Livingston
Centerville
TOD Stuart's
East Side ‘Market
Princeton
Ind
Joseph Schmidt
Eb. S. Cothern
Centralia
Tus
Cothern
John McVicar
J. I. Myerly
McVicar
William S. King
Lamb Knit Goods Co
Best Ladies
N.W. Corner Square
Washington, Iowa
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
Perenne
W. C
Nelson
Underskirts
Henrietta
Wm. Blair & Son
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