Big Auction Sale of Sioux County Farms at Ward Grove Chatsworth Ia
Public auction by Geo E Ward and J A Friday offers six adjoining farms totaling 680 acres near Chatsworth with never rented land and rich soil. Inspection invited. picnic with refreshments. sale in Ward grove. Bidding starts 1 pm Saturday July 19 with staged payments through 1916. Col J W Reedy auctioneer and L R Crowell clerk.
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Sioux County
Geo. E. Ward’s
Chatsworth
Ward Grove
Col
J. W. Reedy
Baresford
S. D
Glerkt
R. Crowell
Chatsworth Savings Bank
Geo. E. Ward
J. A. Friday
Westfield Writes of Weekend Visitors and Local Gossip
Carroll Nebr Qacar Obest and Mise Myrtle Ross visited H Hummel home. Sioux City guests at G Chapman included 8 Bekins family and daughter. City visitors from Saturday included W C Mohr Phil Tracy Lulken M W Conway Matt Ginebach. Theodore Mohr returned from Laurens Pa aunt Mrs Cook. Mrs A Clement of Ethan hosted by Tobey family. Warren home entertained Warren siblings and Miss Sheldon Canton SD and Rose Della Seller Vermillion. Rev and Mrs Wilson left for Ames. Agnes and John Agnes Akron and Vivian McCarthy Sheldon stayed with Mrs C Martin. Maude Colley left for two weeks with city friends. Frank Mulls to Sioux City after Peter Butler accident. reports hopeful. Vincent Conway visited Hawarden. Fourth celebrated quietly. some in Hawarden or Big Point. most picnicked by river. John Bliss visited by brother from eastern Iowa. Duke Spaulding drove to Vermillion. Camilla Martin shopped city. Margaret Brangwin Le Mars guest of Edith Cilley. Glaynes Cook Laurens IA with aunt Mrs EH C Mohr. Frank Mills shipped hogs to city. Dr Brunner and uncle/aunt Mrs Brunner Sioux City dined with Brunner. C Harrington left for Washington Springs SD then Canada to visit son Frank. Mrs P Butler stayed with son Peter in Sioux City. Mrs S Buchtar hosted Congregational Ladies Aid east of town. World Sunday School Day to be observed with services at Congregational church.
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Westfield
Qacar
Carroll
Nebr
Mise Myrtle Ross
Manaon
Iowe
H. Hummel
Bekins and Daughter
Sioux City
G. Chapman
W. C.F. Mohr
Phil, Tracy, Lulken
M. W. Coniway
Matt. Ginebach
Ae ‘Heodore Mohr
Laurens
Hawarden
Bik Point
John Bliss
Iowa
Duke Spaulding
Camilla Martin
Margaret, Brangwin
le Mars
Edith Cilley
Glaynes Cook
EH. C. F. Mohr
Frank Mills
Cfty
Annis
Canada
Trank
P. Butler
Peter
S. Buchtar
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Millnerville Fourth Celebrations and Local News
Millnerville residents mostly joined celebrations in Elk Point or Sioux City on the Fourth. Mrs Jonas Fursen returned to South Dakota, an ice cream stand was added to a local store, and the Reilys were absent in Sioux City. Local families attended funerals, relatives visited Sioux City, and notes on harvest work, music studies, and ill children are included. Don and Ray Lawrence will play with the Akron team. John Pike and others attended Mrs Kimball’s funeral in Sioux City.
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Millnerville
Elk Point
Sioux City
Jonas Fursen
South Dakota
Milinerville
Reilly's
George Hummel
John Bertrand
August Hauser
Lois Knapp
Brunner
Henry Jensen
Albert
Emil
Millner
John Pike
C. C. Pike
Logan Park
Lee May
Braddock
N. D
May
Lou King
Mr. May
Clark
F. R. Briggs
Don
Ray Lawrence
Akron
Will Lawrence
Ruble Happenings Special Correspondence Visit Notes
Miss Emma Wang visited from Wednesday until Monday at the home of her parents near Spink. Chris, Klemme and son Henry of LeMars visited John Vrercicha's home. Mrs. Marbach enjoyed a visit from her sister Mrs. Wilbur Dodge of Sioux City. Mr and Mrs John Vrercich entertained as dinner guests the Fourth
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Emma Wang
Fred Wang
Spink
Chris
Klemme and Son
Hmery
LeMarg
John Vrericha
Marbach
Wilbur Dodge
Sioux City
John Vreriche
Local notes from Adaville and surrounding areas
Special correspondence reports Third of July celebrations in Adaville with residents from Spink Akron and LeMars visiting relatives. Ice cream social planned at Adam Tindall home by the YPB Co. B of the U B church. Families Cherish travel to Sioux City LeMars and River Sioux Park. Neighbors attend picnics, visits to Sutherland and Pones Nebraska, and friends in various towns.
Union Creek News Highlights Fourth of July Local Life
The Union Creek column notes regular church services next Sunday with Sunday school after. It recalls Fourth of July picnics and trips to Hawarden Elk Point and Miss Amay Lund visiting Henry Manning’s home. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Levi Nelson, and others hosted Park Lane Farm picnic. many neighbors from Sioux City Akron and Arthur attended. First homesteader Mahlon Gore visits Akron, recalling early July 1862 settlement, buffalo, and deer stories. Gore now in Orlando Florida plans orange grove.
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Union Creek
Lutheran Church
Hawarden
Elk Point
Sioux City
Amay Lund
Henry Manning
Alfred Peterson
Victor Anderson
Levi Nelson
Park Lane Farm
John Lar
H. B. Johnson
Hazel Johnson
Anna Hanson
Spink
Akron
Mahlon Gore
Union County
Frank Bonney
Gore
Jos
Beach Farm
Sioux City Journal
Tribune
Mr. Gore
Beach
Richland
Calliope
Sioux County
Dakota
Big Sioux
Orlando
Florida
Reglater-Tribune
Ore
Akron Savings Bank Statement From June 28 1918 Iowa
Statement of condition for Akron Savings Bank Plymouth County Iowa as of June 28 1918 tallies assets including loans discounts cash in vaults and real and personal property. It lists liabilities such as deposits and capital stock with sworn affirmation by President Thomas Hinton and Cashier G Brady before notary public in Plymouth County Iowa.
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Akron Savings Bank
Towa
Akron
Iowa
Plymouth
Abeck
Lowa
Plymouth Co
Thomas‘ Stinton
G. Brady
Side Bank
Htinton
C. G. Brany
Thos. Nthoton
C. G. Brady
Melbourne Florida Letter Describes Coast Life and Move
A family from Ocala writes from Melbourne Florida detailing why they moved from Geala, praising the Indian River coast, beaches, shells, and winter tourism. They note their plans to buy a home, describe local life, and send regards to readers of the Akron Register-Tribune.
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