| Year-page |
Title |
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| 1867-1 |
Bill, D.K. |
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| 1867-1 |
Notice-Wm. Walker Lindsley sold business to sons |
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| 1867-2 |
Festival at Frazer's Hall |
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| 1867-2 |
Notice-Wm. Walker Lindsley sold business to sons |
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| 1867-2 |
D.K.Bill opens Flour and Feed Store in Garden City |
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| 1867-3 |
Geo. W. Marsh of Shelbyville breaks ribs from fall |
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| 1868-1 |
New Blacksmith Shop! Van Loan & Miles |
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| 1870-1 |
Wm. Jones seriously injured |
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| 1870-1 |
City resolves to build Second St. Bridge |
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| 1870-1 |
Son of Jacob Bierbauer breaks right arm |
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| 1870-2 |
Wm. Nettleton & Sam Dunning purchase cattle |
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| 1873-1 |
Outrage upon teacher, David Kirk |
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| 1879-1 |
John Griswold, Mkto. Bought the farm of C.E. Thurston |
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| 1879-1 |
H.C. Slack hired to teach at Butterfield's Mill |
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| 1879-1 |
R.K.Wilson appointed Justice of the Peace-Garden City |
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| 1880-1 |
E.Smith, President of B.E. Cty. Ag. Society |
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| 1881-1 |
Garden City Bridge destroyed by storm to be replaced |
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| 1880-1 |
Garden City opened bids for new iron bridge |
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| 1880-3 |
Blue Earth Co. Agricultural Society opened its gates |
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| 1880-3 |
1870 Garden City census eronously published |
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| 1880-3 |
D.D. Foster died at 70 years old |
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| 1880-3 |
J.Hoozier of Rapidan, died June 13th after a long illness |
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| 1880-3 |
Tuman Doud married Georgie Goodall July 3rd |
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| 1881-1 |
C.B.Fraser erects new warehouse |
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| 1881-1 |
Where's our bridge? Contract has been let. |
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| 1881-1 |
Approaches to bridge washed away |
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| 1881-1 |
Sever Goodall's barn washed away |
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| 1881-1 |
Friend's warehouse and 5,000 bushels wheat gone |
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| 1883-1 |
Barlow to issue the first Garden City Messenger Thurs. |
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| 1881-1 |
Bountiful crop predicted; severe winter to follow |
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| 1883-2 |
Haye's District to have new school; old one burned |
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| 1883-2 |
Mrs. Nathaniel York, past resident, died last week |
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| 1883-2 |
Small grain looks great, corn is backward & improving |
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| 1882-2 |
Harvest is underway |
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| 1883-2 |
Early wheat blighted & oats lodged |
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| 1883-2 |
Wm.King building new copper shop, 17 X 32 |
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| 1883-2 |
School District No. 21 will have 9 month school year |
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| 1883-2 |
B.W.Sower & Addie M. Silver hired interm./primary edu |
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| 1883-1 |
St.Peter Tribun comments on T.N Boyton's stock farm |
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| 1883-1 |
T.N. Boynton, Breeder Short-Horn Durham Cattle/Swine |
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| 1883-1 |
Andrew Friend completes new Capwell Mill-Garden City |
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| 1885-1 |
Frank Thurston is building a new home in Garden City |
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| 1885-1 |
Wm. Schultz, completed a large barn on his farm |
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| 1885-2 |
Fire on the large railroad bridge across Watonwan Rv. |
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| 1885-2 |
C.A. Gales fitting up poultry buildings east of depot |
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| 1885-2 |
Frank Evans sells house to sister of Deacon Parker |
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| 1885-2 |
Frank Kimm's entire wheat crop burns |
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| 1885-2 |
T.F.Mills & A.Redfield appt'd deputy weigh-masters |
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| 1885-2 |
Wm.Mason has moved into Kimm bldg. |
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| 1885-2 |
Potato crop is good; 100 bushels per acre |
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| 1885-2 |
E.S.Warner moved to Mankato |
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| 1885-2 |
Wm.Skinner sold land east of town to Wm.Mason |
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| 1885-2 |
Mr.Mason bought lot No. of E.B.Evans store of J.Dilly |
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| 1885-2 |
A Watchman (G.W.Goodman) is in place at the bridge |
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| 1885-2 |
Amos Warner traded his old homestead w/Frank Loring |
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| 1885-2 |
Frank Loring moved into house owned by A.Warner |
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| 1885-2 |
Maggie Norton died at her father's home, 10-21-85 |
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| 1885-2 |
Mr. Wellcome saves Annie Wakeman from drowning |
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| 1885-3 |
Mr. John Walker died at Woonsocket, S.D. |
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| 1885-3 |
C.A.Gale moved into Mrs. M.E.Booth's home |
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| 1885-3 |
A.W.Garret, station agent, summoned as witness |
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| 1885-3 |
Geo.Goodall, Chas.Chamberlain & C.A.Gale rec'd carload of of coal |
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| 1885-3 |
C.A.Gale, poultryman, started Mon. to attend the Wisc. St. Poultry Assoc. |
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| 1885-3 |
A. Friend is in full occupancy of his elegant new home, just completed |
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| 1885-3 |
C.H.Piper & Dr. Curryer are out East to purchase a horse |
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| 1885-3 |
Wm.Capin, respected farmer, died suddenly at his home |
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| 1885-3 |
14 yr. old, Jenny Prindle, drowns in nearby pond in icey conditions |
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| 1885-3 |
Charles boynton narrowly escaped death in a serious horse accident |
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| 1885-3 |
Men have been building snowfences, loaded on flat cars, distributed on cuts |
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| 1885-3 |
There is a fine for driving pff a walk on the bridge; a sign says so. |
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| 1886-1 |
Lottie V. Masters marries Otto M. Scott of St. Paul in Garden City |
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| 1886-1 |
The farmers are near in answering"What will the harvest be?" |
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| 1886-1 |
James Seawright & wife celebrated their 15th anniversary with friends |
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| 1886-1 |
Prof. Eastman delivered a ;ecture pm phrenology at the school house |
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| 1886-1 |
Saturday's snow storm moved Young People's Lit. Society to Tuesday |
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| 1886-1 |
Friend's Mill is running steadily & products are selling |
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| 1886-1 |
Mr. Dustin's Mill, old Folsom is running and doing good business |
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| 1886-1 |
Prof. Parker having excellent success as H.S. Principal.Maybe next Cty.Sup |
| 1886-1 |
I.O.G.T. lodge is flourishing condition |
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| 1886-1 |
Progressive euchre is having a run in our village. |
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| 1886-2 |
Corn needs rain |
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| 1886-2 |
Ed Cornidh serves injunction on Mankato's P.M. Cannon;should be "country" |
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| 1886-2 |
Fair Assoc.putting new buildings, stalls, etc.for big time this fall. |
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| 1886-2 |
Schooling mtg. Sat.District 106, new directors elected;Warner, Evans,Bruce |
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| 1886-2 |
D.M.Maston's grain threshed:60 barley bu./acre,50 oats bu/acre,wheat 26/ac |
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| 1886-2 |
Mr. & Mrs.Bryson decided to adopt a small dark eyed stranger who arrived |
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| 1886-2 |
Mr. & Mrs. H. Fleming celebrated a wedding anniversary with friends |
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| 1886-2 |
Garden City is in the Wheat Market now; St.Paul Mill rented the elevator |
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| 1886-2 |
St.Paul Mill has rented the elevator, put in a buyer with intent to buy wheat |
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| 1886-2 |
Dick Fairchildreturned from up North bringing 6 or 8 cattle |
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| 1886-2 |
A.I.Redfield from Mpls.is here for a short hunt. |
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| 1886-2 |
F.Thurston & Dr.Curryer each have a half mile track on their farms |
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| 1886-2 |
A.Friend is putting in a new flume at lower mill. E. Bisler is in charge of mill. |
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| 1886-2 |
H.E.Gerry of Chicago,visited the old "Gerry" farm before moving to Florida |
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| 1887-1 |
John Clausick hit by falling timber while working on bridge in Garden City |
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| 1889-1 |
L.L.Lovelett sold 3/4 blood Norman Stallion to Charley Center for $250. |
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| 1889-1 |
E.Terry & Harvey Rew have left for Dakota. |
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| 1889-1 |
C.Bruce has gone into the wire business |
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| 1889-1 |
J. & C.Nelson &S.B.Thompson have bought horse from C.H.Piper, $1,800. |
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| 1889-1 |
S.B.Thompson sports a pair of trotting horses |
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| 1889-1 |
T.S.Hayes of Vernon will build a $3,000. house |
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| 1889-1 |
The Christian minister has 37 converts thus far. |
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| 1889-1 |
Young people's amateur dramatic clubgives play at Torry school house 3/23 |
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| 1889-1 |
Mr. Gilmore will run the old Folsom farm |
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| 1889-1 |
Ernest Norton sold out to Chas.Boynton & go back to farming. |
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| 1889-1 |
D.Williams dry goods store burned to the ground but was insured. |
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| 1889-1 |
Seeding done; some grain is up |
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| 1889-1 |
L.T.Shaw is new postmaster |
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| 1889-1 |
Clara Tyler, of Amboy was buried her last Friday |
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| 1889-1 |
Mr. Bestel bouoght the Butterfield Mill;take possession about June 15 |
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| 1889-1 |
Mrs. L.S.Close narrowly escaped an accident while driving to town w/horses |
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| 1889-1 |
Supt. Parker got hand caught in coggs of reaper;badly bruised but not broken |
| 1889-1 |
After being sick for 2 yrs., Jimmie Norton dies |
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| 1889-1 |
Farmers w/threshing are rejoicing over good yield |
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| 1889-1 |
Young people have formed a dramatic club |
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| 1889-1 |
E.B.Evans & family have moved to Northfield |
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| 1889-1 |
Mr. Grant died last Thursday. Burial in Kasota. |
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| 1889-2 |
Perry Close moved to Henning, Otter Tail Cty, to work in Elevator |
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| 1889-2 |
Teachers and scholars began school on Monday |
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| 1889-2 |
The Methodist Church will be dedicated Sunday, Septrmber 15 |
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| 1889-2 |
Mrs. Josie Ray will be bookkeeper for Mankato Mercantile Company |
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| 1889-2 |
Miss Mellie Ray to school in Mankato |
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| 1889-2 |
George Dilley died Monday; funeral Tuesday |
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| 1889-2 |
Miss Clara Boynton will teach in Winnebago this fall |
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| 1889-2 |
Carl Greenwood of Blaine attends school in DesMoines, Iowa |
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| 1889-2 |
Miss Jessie Rector & Van Slyck were married last Thursday at her parents |
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| 1889-2 |
Dedicatory service paid $160. debt for the M.E.Church |
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| 1889-2 |
Methodist Church furnishes meals on fairgrounds during fair |
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| 1889-2 |
Mr. Truax of Fair Haven is preaching services this weekend and the next |
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| 1889-2 |
Charlie Thurston & family moved to St. Paul |
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| 1889-2 |
C.H.Piper,delegate of St.Peter,attended Christian State Meeting in St.Paul |
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| 1889-2 |
The Christians will have a harvest supper at the Hall on Thursday |
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| 1889-2 |
Burglars broke into Postoffice, Boyntons, Piper & Jones, and the Depot |
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| 1889-2 |
Miss Mellie Ray has returned and will attend school here |
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| 1889-2 |
B.E. Co. Ag. Societymet Sat. elected Officers. Pres.-R.Honk,Sec.-J.Thomp. |
| 1889-2 |
Infant son of M/M Geo. Goodall was buried Sunday |
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| 1889-2 |
$286. was correct amt. raised by M.E.Church tp pay off debt.(not $160.) |
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| 1889-2 |
The successful proceeds made by the Methodists goes towards an organ |
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| 1889-2 |
Elder Truax receives postorate at Spokane Falls, Washington |
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| 1889-2 |
Harvest supper made over $43.00 |
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| 1889-2 |
Elder Lane preaches, State Evangelist, preaches Sunday and week nights |
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| 1889-2 |
Frank Thurston's barn burned w/60 tons of hay and oats last Sun. |
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| 1889-2 |
Florence Roberts marries Nels Swenson Wednesday at her Uncle's home |
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| 1889-2 |
Fire several times along the bluff, east of town |
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| 1889-2 |
Charlie Marvin will attend State Agr. College & Exp. Station this fall, Mpls. |
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| 1889-2 |
Weather is crisp |
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| 1889-2 |
The box social was successful |
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| 1889-2 |
Baptist church is getting a new roof |
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| 1889-2 |
The bridge is undergoing repairs |
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| 1889-2 |
Effie Warner is attending Normal School in Mankato |
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| 1889-2 |
Grace & Nellie Alware had buggy accident. Grace severely injured. |
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| 1889-2 |
Sarah Smith & James Thompson were married |
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| 1889-2 |
James Thompson and Nellie Cook were married Thursday evening |
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| 1889-2 |
The Christian ladies Industrial society met w/Mrs.Oliver to sew Mrs. Campbell |
| 1889-2 |
Rev. Mitchell, Duluth, lecturing at Boynton's Hall on India |
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| 1889-2 |
Prof.Reed has a new son |
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| 1889-2 |
J.B.Pierce died in Vernon Center last week |
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| 1889-2 |
Methodist Sunday School Held a concert Sunday eve. |
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| 1889-2 |
Seven Day Advents are building sheds for their horses |
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| 1889-2 |
Blue Earth Co. Agri. Society Annual Mtg. next Sat. for electing officers |
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| 1889-2 |
Dr. Murphy enlarging his barn |
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| 1889-2 |
Will Mason sold meat market to Wm. Bush |
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| 1889-2 |
Dec.18, 1889 Farmers are plowing and dragging |
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| 1889-2 |
Geo. Nelson has gone west to teach school |
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| 1889-2 |
Station agent Mr. Reid married Amanda Dilley. |
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| 1889-2 |
Baby son of Dr. Murphy died Monday night |
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| 1889-2 |
Fair is held at Boynton's;ladies serving lunch |
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| 1889-2 |
Christian Sunday School holding a Christmas Cantata |
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| 1889-2 |
Methodists and Baptists will unite for their scholars |
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| 1890-1 |
Ms.Friend & Ms.Norton hurt in double rig accident |
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| 1890-1 |
Funeral of Mrs.John Rew was held last Tues.at the Baptist Church |
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| 1890-1 |
Due to an epidemic, two departments of the schools closed down |
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| 1890-1 |
G.Ward has disappeared |
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| 1890-1 |
Fred Lamberton is attending school in Mankato |
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| 1890-1 |
Grace Nelson & Lulu Terry are attending Normal School in Mankato |
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| 1890-1 |
Joe Tyson sold his house to J.S.Church |
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| 1890-1 |
Joe Tyson sold his farm to Chas. Boynton |
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| 1890-1 |
Christian society finished paying for their organ |
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| 1890-1 |
Prohibition lectures held all week |
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| 1890-1 |
Grace Nelson attending Normal School in Mankato |
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| 1890-1 |
Frank Durand going to work for $75./mo. In Montana for an uncle |
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| 1890-1 |
Mr. Blake will build a house on property recently purchased |
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| 1890-1 |
Supt. Parker attending State Institute in Mapleton this week |
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| 1890-1 |
William Over has rented H.C.Howard's farm |
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| 1890-1 |
Louis LaFavor died in Mankato on April 3, 1890 |
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| 1890-1 |
Robert Pringle has returned from England after 2 years |
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