Memorial Day Observed At Saratoga Church
Memorial Day was observed with a large gathering at the Saratoga church. Rev Wright delivered the address as the Saratoga Harmony Center and Pleasant Prairie schools supplied the program. Afterward, school children led by old soldiers marched to the cemetery and decorated the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Wright
Harmony Center
Pleasant Prairie Schools
Wm. Ferrell
Kesler
John Carey
Wm. Sharkey
Webster City
Mt Zion church hosts literary entertainment and children’s day
Oscar Brin recovers from a illness. Children’s day will be observed next Sunday at Mt. Zion church. Prof Hampton to conduct a Mt. Zion literary entertainment June 12 at 8 30 p m under Epworth League. Poplar Grove creamery adds new churn and butter tester. Poplar Grove school to close next Friday. Pendell preached a missionary sermon last Sunday to which many people contributed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Brin
Mt. Zion
Hampton
Epworth League
Homer
Poplar Grove
G.M. Pendell
Local News Briefs From Town And Surroundings
F M Bibler traveled to Chicago with stock for Monday's market. F G Keople and family hosted friends over Sunday. Memorial exercises drew many from here to Webster City. Several attended church in Stanhope Sunday evening. Frank of Timois delivered a forcible Sunday school talk. Ed Hested visited friends here recently. Children day services planned for next Sunday at the Christian church. Charles Dick of Webster City was in town on Monday. The aid society to meet with Mrs Henry Pierce Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bibler
Chicago
F. G. Keople
Webster City
Stanhope
Mr. Frank
Timois
Ed Hested
The
Christian Church
Charles Dick
Aid Society
Henry Pierce
Olson and Anderson Families Attend Church Conference
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Olson and Hans Anderson attended a church conference last week at Story City. Messrs. Jenson, Anderson and Olson and others shelled corn last week. Will Jones traded horses last week with traveling horse traders and made a good trade. Post & Co. have commenced building the new elevator here and expect fall trade. J. R. White of Webster City is doing the work. Geo and Scott Lande have put up new windmills. Mrs. Eli Jenson enjoyed a Sunday visit from her sister near Eagle Grove. Miss Mary Jenson was home from school Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Simon Olson
Hans Anderson
Story City
Jenson
Anderson
Olson
Will Jones
Annie Handel
Post & Co
J. R. White
Webster City
Geo
Scott Lande
Eli Jenson
Eagle Grove
Mary Jenson
Sunday School Organizes In Hamilton Center
The Norwegians organize a Sunday school to be held at the Hamilton Center school house every Sunday at 10 oclock. George Carson spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Neege. Miss Maude Guthrie closed her fourth term of school at Hamilton Center Friday. Mrs Brandrup of Webster City is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Theodore Wing visited Monson's Thursday. No school was held at district No 8 Lyon township Grand View or Hamilton Center Thursday. Miss Humble Miss Robinson and Miss Guthrie attended memorial services at Saratoga church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carson
Neege
Maude Guthrie
Hamilton Center
Brandrup
Webster City
Monsen
Theodore Wing
Monson
Lyon Township
Grand View
Miss Humble
Miss Robinson
Miss Guthrie
Saratoga Church
Webster City Visitors Include Illness and Travel
Mr and Mrs Sonerholm and daughter Augusta were Webster City visitors on Wednesday. Mrs Olson is quite ill. Marcus Christesen also visited Webster City on Wednesday. Simon Wehrheim is back from Oklahoma and expects to return in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonerholm
Augusta
Webster City
Olson
Marcus Christesen
Simon Wehrheim
Oklahoma
Community Notes From Highview and Surroundings
Forrest Nye of Primghar visits his brother H Nye while R T McDaniel buys a new buggy. Mrs. M Snow of Webster City moves here to live with daughter Mrs J P Sheetz. E H Breitenkamp returns from South Dakota with a land purchase. Mrs J W Karr visits from Poplar Grove. children host Sunday services at 3 p.m. on Children’s Day with Sunday school at 2 p.m. June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview
Forrest Nye
Primghar
R. T. McDaniel
Walter Helimick
Rockwell City
Jim Paul
M. Snow
Webster City
J. P. Sheetz
E. H. Breitenkamp
South Dakota
J. W. Karr
Poplar Grove
Local Social Happenings and Travels Near Fremont
The column notes visits and homecomings among local families. Mr. and Mrs. Koestner spent Sunday at the Schmoker home while Harry Whiteman and Miss Smith of Webster City called on the Schropfer residence. Winslow Schropfer returned from a northern Minnesota trip. Arberquist family leaves for California after weeks with their daughter Mrs Swiney. Chas Wagner and B M Clifton return from Oklahoma where purchases were made. Catherine and Max Stark are home for summer. Fremont youths plan a carnival outing this week. June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koestner
Local notes recall visits and travels across towns
Mr and Mrs Thos Duffy visited Boone and back to see their daughter Annie. Joe Cudy stayed with his mother and sister before leaving for Boyd County Nebraska with 20 head of cattle. J H Hurd of Sioux City visited town. Gade land agency plans another land tour to the Dakotas and Minnesota. Several ministers and teachers visited or spoke at commencements. An Indian medicine show and Miss May Paney’s thirteenth birthday are noted. Primaries meet next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Duffy
Boone
Annie
Joe Cudy
D.A. England
Boyd County
Nebraska
J. H. Hurd
Laboring Men's Co-Operative Life Association of
Sioux City
W. B. Schultz
Des Moines
J. B. Tedrow
Co. M. Tilghman
H. F. Wilke
J. E. Frost
B. Imholt
A. J. Smith
Dubuque
G. BP. Christenson
W. H. Wier
Thomas Bainbridge
May Paney
Poole
Webster City
Crabtree & Wilde
Austin & Hartwig
Illinois Central R. R
Prairie Queen Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs J M Doolittle of Cass spent last week with her daughter Mrs C E McConnell. Ladies aid meets with Mrs Fred Ashpole next Wednesday. bring filled baskets and spend the day. Miss Myrtle Martin of Webster City visited sister Mrs Peter Miller last week. C F Burt of New York was in town Saturday. Ed Miller and family visited at Eagle Grove Sunday. The phonograph entertainment in town attracted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Queen
J. M. Doolittle
Cass
C. E. McConnell
Ladies Aid
Fred Ashpole
Myrtle Martin
Webster City
Peter Miller
C. F. Burt
New York
Ed Miller
Eagle Grove
Phonograph
Local Social Roundup Includes Parties and Visits
Attendance at the hall highlighted a Saturday evening voting event for Miss Lydia Schoenenberger as the most popular young lady with an album prize. Nearby gatherings included a birthday party for Miss Laura Stone and a midweek party at Frank Shafer’s. Relatives visited in Jewell over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Schoenenberger
Frank Shafer
Laura Stone
Wm. Garth
H. D. Welch
Jewell
Mabel
Laura Guinan
Martha Shinkle
Violet Reid
Webster City
Miss Mable
H. E. Ford
E. J
Blairsburg
Jessie Sands
Homer Notes Web City Visit and Local Events
Anderson of Webster City spent Sunday with his father John Anderson and family. Sunday school was organized at the Christian church in Homer on June 2. The Webster City carnival is anticipated. Miss Anna Lexsell and Mr Ed Barques of Stratford married May 29 1901 at the bride's mother's home. Local druggists tout Caldwell 8 Buruvrup Pepsin as a top sale for digestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo., Anderson
Webster City
John Anderson
Dave Rose
Christian Church
Homer
Anna Lexsell
Ed Barques
Stratford
Kay County Okla Prominent crop prospects for wheat loam traded
Kay County Oklahoma boasts rich black loam and prospects for the largest crop yet. Wheat from the county attracts European millers who send representatives to buy and ship direct. Excursions depart Webster City on the first and third Tuesdays via Illinois Central, Burlington and Santa Fe routes. Round trip 17 dollars and 60 cents. Information via C E Pochol Newkirk and Chas Dick Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kay County
Webster City
Rail Excursion Tickets From Chicago To Colo Utah Set
The Chicago and Northwestern and Union Pacific announce summer sale rates for trips from Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, Ogden, and Salt Lake City with varied return fares and 30 to 90 day ticket limits. Special trains include the Chicago Special to Denver, Pacific Express, and the Overland Limited service with Utah options.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Colorado
Utah
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Onwood Springs
Salts City
Pacific Express
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Leichester Chemical CO
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the Falls
Fort Beceriptira Batee
Bwand Ete
Caine
Louis
Madison Medicine Co
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Troe
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United States
Green
W. Teed
Neighborhood Notes
Julia Olsen
H. Vulgamott
Berryhill
Wayne
Jennie Keyser
Harry Berryhill
Cora Bauer
Mabel Moore
Chas, Albright
Antone Olsen
E. D. Busing
Henry Rushmeyer
Clara Thompson
Arthur Mikell
Grace Frakes
Harm Busing
Kamrar
Fremont
Hamilton County
Hamilton Cou
Iowa
M. H. Brinton
G. P. Christianson
John E. Fardal
J. H. Shaffer
L. N. Gerber
O. A. Hall
Edward E. Fox
Board of Supervisors
C. D. Doolittle
Republican County Committee
Rep. Co. Cen
F. M. Merchant
A. R. McQuilkin
Waterloo
M. W. A. Hall
John Guinn
B. F
Chetopa
Kansas
Caldwell
H. Arthur
Kay County, Okiahoms
C. E. Pochel
Newkirk
Oklo
Chas. Dick
Druggiata
Seere
A. N. Boeye
Hamilton Co. State Bank
Wesley Martin
Sacond Street
Crary Block
Geo. Wambach
Mercantile Law
Farmers Local Bank
Second 8Th
N. B, Hyatt
N. P, Hyatt Hyatt & Hyat
Attorneys
Dé&F&T
Freeman-Tri. War Building
J.B. Tedrow
Hysician
Surghon
Williame
Syrena Andrews
pHratekan
Hones Weetot Bapuatehuroh
Division Street
A. M. Pond, M. D
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Ale “Taal Root
Ational
U. G
Nce Lvidience
G. Tremaine
E. E. Richardson
DRS
B. H. Conrad
Kamion’ Grocery
Keltz & Little's
Ees
Postoffice
Res
J. E. Williams
Hanson
Kinnick Millinery
Toronto Veterinary College
F. J. Drake
M. D
Lowa
Willson Avenue
West Let St
DE. O. A. Hall
Hansch & Co
Bank St
W. Rummel
Hamilton County State Bank
Bank Street
Universalist Church
L. H. Giffin
Ritenour
Keller & Stakes
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