Twenty Local Men Go to Rapid City for Milwaukee Railroad Work
About twenty local young men left Sunday for Rapid City to work on the Milwaukee railroad. They rode in a truck to Elk Point and then took the train. Those who went include James Burris, Loren Mann, Leslie Burnight, Burniel Burnight, Harold Port, Clark Heyl, Wayne Neal, Merrill Neal, Ernest Bodger, Darrel Palmer, Floyd Attrill, Lester Kapfer, Elmer Peck, Leo Parmer, Carl Hitze man, Russell Montagne, Delmar Mc Millan, Clifford Anderson and Fred Beekman. All returned Tuesday evening after the jobs were filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
Elk Point
James Burris
Loren Mann
Leslie Burnight
Burniel Burnight
Harold Port
Clark Heyl
Wayne Neal
Merrill Neal
Ernest Bodger
Darrel Palmer
Floyd Attrill
Lester Kapfer
Elmer Peck
Leo Parmer
Carl Hitzeman
Russell Montagne
Pleasantly Entertained at Chris Lucht Memorial Day Gathering
Mr and Mrs Chris Lucht hosted a Memorial Day afternoon at their northwest countryside home with relatives neighbors and friends. Men played horseshoes and boys ball while ladies visited then all enjoyed a fine lunch. Attendees included Willis Ball Reemis Steinert Borchers Swanson Fickbohm Ericson Arkin and others from Coffeyville Hawarden and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Lucht
Carl Willis
Coffeyville
Kansas
Theo. Ball
Roy Swanson
Norman
Joe Lambert
Swanson
Lloyd Fickbohm
Marion
LaVon
Alve Ericson
Bobby
Raymond
J. J. Arkin
Lawrence Ericson
Audrey
Joann
Ed. Willer
Morris Vanberg
Eugene
Chas. Greene
Leonard Anderson
Donald von Hagel
Akron area notes from June events and births
Akron life updates include a June 7 baseball game Akron vs Remsen and June 9 Ireton, local lodge and ladies aid meetings, Memorial Day visits, weddings and travel by residents, hospital operations, and ongoing shop painting at Akron Bakery. Also announced are a Twist Loaf bread promotion, typewriter ribbons, golf grounds improvements, and a re ice of community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register- Tribune
Akron Golf Grounds
Register-Tribune
Aice Durr
West LeMars
Earl Madsen
Pocahontas
Kendall Hotel
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Astrid Johnson
Sioux City
Peter Johnson
Akron
Remsen
Treton
Albert Bubbs
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward Mheschler
U. S. Navy
San Diego
California
H. L. Smith
James
Arthur W. Johnson
Kathleen Snyder
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wm. Snyder
Karl Willis
Coffeyville
Kansas
Fred Pantehoek
Watertown
Ebba Willis
Clyde Downey
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Harold Stinehart
Jessie Hirsch
Waterman
Miles Cunningham
Aid
Fred Makenna
Ireton
Plymouth County
KSCJ
The
Legion Auxiliary Trio
Hilda Gallagher
Spirit Lake
Edward Krollman
George Beaulieu
Liberty Township
Ellendale Catholic Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
Robt. Murphey
Eva
Parker
S. D
Harold Pollock
Will Scott
J.G. Johnson
Aurelia
Iowa
Johnson
A. W. Johnson
L. A. Enockson
C. O. Sawyer
Hull
C. L. Wynia
Clarice
Sawyer
Hull Index
Wynia
Akron Ball Team Triumphs and Falls in Local Diamond Play
Akron lost and won a local baseball game with Sioux City as Huffman pitched superbly for Akron striking out 12, allowing five hits. Heider led batters with a double and two singles, while Hartman and Metz contributed key plays, and Akron posted nine runs. The article notes upcoming games and government land plans in Hancock and Woodbury counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
R. Metz
Huffman
Heider
G. Hartman
R. ‘Metz
Metz
Hartman
Akron
Guy Huffman
Sioux City
Handorf
C. Swift
John
Peek
Broome
Burns
Lemon
Executor's Notice for A B Kenaston Estate in Iowa
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed The First National Bank Akron Iowa as Executor of the Estate of A B Kenaston deceased May 27 1935 Those indebted must pay and those with claims should present them for allowance Dated May 27 1935 Henning Shoulberg VP Executor Attorney John F Steecker Published May 30 June 6 and 13 1935 in the Register Tribune Want Ad reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
A. B. Kenaston
Natonal Bank
Akron
Henning Shoulberg
John F. Steecker
Millwrights recall 1907 Courtney flour mill project
A former millwright recounts building a Courtney North Dakota flour mill in fall 1907 amid a bank panic that delayed pay. He recalls promoter John Siin debating bankers, a soapbox orator’s tirade, and Henry Ford urging productive honest work. The Chick Feeds business continues with barley and winter wheat grinding for pig feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
North Dakota
John Siin
Henry Ford
Land auction options cover quarter township area
The range runs from 15 to 20 dollars and up to 876 dollars an acre for select tracts with good farmland. The options span about a fourth of the township’s ~25 sections. Government plans to wait until after this year’s harvest before exercising any option.
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Sithebakher
Akron, Iowa
Lemons
Valencia Oranges
Hld Heidelberg
D. G. Ross
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Halverson
Wm. Hosehler
Ruth Swift
W. W. Ross
School House
LeMars
Wm. Hamilton
Quigley Fletcher
J. N. Thatcher
John Sykes
Akron R
Westfield
Register-Tribune oMee
Masonic Lodge
Hugh, Dowling
Onawa
Wm. Manning
Clayton
Cherokee
Jennie Brown
Aurora
C. W. Dirks
Riversioux Park
Sioux Falls
G. A. Null
Farmers Co-operative Company
Cliff. Mears
Marcus
Irwin Kilker
Tyndall
S. C
Mears
Snyder
Richard Bean
Iowa City
University Hospital
Akron Hospital
Albert Anderson
Oscar Wycoff
Ernest Anderson
Robert Crow
Russell Heyl
Art. Radtke
Akron Bakery
O. G. Johnson
Mildred
Lillian
Lloyd
Miriam Miller
Omaha
Christine
G. R. Johnson
0. G. Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Alice
Frances Smith
Winnie Schumaker
Carl Strom
Mary
Arthur
Carl Isgren
Russell, Minn
John Erickson
Dorothy Cross
Morningside College
Wayne
Nebr
Miss Cross
Smithland
Silver
Madam Mike
Hancock Township
Woodbury County
Big Sioux River
Stone Park
W. M. C. Anderson Produce Station
Riter Implement Co
Weiner Swift
Cudahy
Mallory's
LLY
Klauer
Jas. Klauer
Silver Banner Coffee
Silverberg’s
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