Union Creek News highlights and community notes
Special correspondence from Union Creek reports no Lutheran church services next Sunday due to local conditions. Johnny Johnson travels to Rochester Minnesota for neck surgery. Mrs. G Davidson and Mrs. August Nelson are mentioned with visits and improvements. The 8, Gassman sale was well attended, with a cow at $75.00. Local residents take work, host gatherings, and assist neighbors as town events unfold, with mission meetings planned and small-town life sketched through numerous brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Johnny Johnson
Rochester
Minnagota
Sherman
John Malmstrom
Adolph Wiberg
Wiberg
Arthur Ericson
Bertel Shoulberg
Sioux City
John B. Ericson
John Hultgren
Lutheran Church
J. Fredell
P. Shoulberg
Frankie Olson
Gassmai
Akron
Ernest
Hazel Johnson
Anne Hanson
M. Ericson
S. W. Harker
Hawarden
Victor Anderson
C. J. Johnson
Big Springs
Park Lane Farm
Chatsworth Club Banquet Honors Members With Toasts
Mrs Wells presided at the Chatsworth Club banquet where members and spouses were toasted. Speeches by Mrs Sheets Mrs Mohr D K Bennett Mrs Webb Mr Dailey and others highlighted club life and future plans. The group praised the club leadership and decided to banquet husbands only once yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schumacher
D. K. Bennett
Wells
Harry Days
Chatsworth
Mra
Sheets
Dr. Roland
Westfield Social Notes Cite Local Visits And Moves
Dalgliesh of Chalnworth visited Monday while Roy Stinehart showed some improvement. Sam and Mrs Buchter returned Tuesday from Bunap Town. A benefit supper is planned in the Recreation Hall on Saturday evening in March. Ancil Stearnenburg, from Des Moines, visited the McFarlan home and will enter an Idaho academy. Percy Harrington left with goods for St James Minnesota, joined by Cecil. Albert Harringtons move to the P Gant farm. Mrs C Holstrom bought millinery in the Hanes building. Ray Wilkinson and wife may move to Greene Iowa. Mrs Gosting and daughter travel via LeMars to Oklahoma. Ole Tollefson, now in Woon socket SD, stayed a night and went to Etc Point. Wm Stinten, ill, shows improvement. Pete Peterson of Chatsworth visited Tuesday. Rielly moves stock to town and plans no farming this season. Christian Endeavor chicken pot pie supper is set for Monday evening March 17. Deming, nurse at Spaulding home, left for Sioux City. Sadie Steely of Elk Point visited her sister Adye. Paramore and daughter from Hawarden stayed at the Gosting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Dalgliesh
Chalnworth
Roy Stinehart
Sam Buchter
Bun Ap
Town
Recreation Hall
Ancil Stearnenburg
Des Moines
McFarlan
Caldwell
Idaho
Percy Harrington
St. James
Minn
Cecil
Albert Harrington
Hanes
Ray Wilkinson
Greene
Iowa
M. Gosting
LeMars
Gosting
Oklahoma
Ole Tollefson
Woonsocket
Halverson
Etc Point
Wm. Stinten
Pete Peterson
Chatsworth
Rielly
Christian Endeavor
Happenings In Ruble Area Share Family News
Ruble Happenings notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klemme on March 2. It also lists visits and daily activities: the Nannen family visiting the Ben Toel home near Crathorne, Ernest Gable recovering from bronchitis, Will Muir and Frank Jeffers calling on business in Akron, Emma Buehre returning home from a two week visit, Leo Gable hosting a visit from Edith Dougherty, Fredricks Brog shelling corn for Albert Kallsen, and Fotkert Schmidt's family visiting Claus Frericks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klemme
Henry Nannen
Ben Toel
Crathorne
Ernest Gable
Will Muir
Frank Jeffers
Akron
Emma Buehre
Merrill
Leo Gable
Edith Dougherty
Fredricks Brog
Albert Kallsen
Fotkert Schmidt
Claus Frericks
Chatsworth H D Mohr and others leave town for business
Chatsworth residents report H D Mohr and L R Crowell departing for Wa ter town South Dakota and Sioux City respectively for business. Mrs Worith Doughty has fully recovered and plans to join her husband at Haynes North Dakota. A Century Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Geo Wells featured pink lilies and hat trimming by men, hinting at a future millinery venture by T J Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
H. D. Mohr
Watertown
S. D
L. R. Crowell
Sioux City
Worith Doughty
Crow
Haynes
BF. Mohr
Westfield
Century Club
Geo. Wells
T. J. Webb
Sleven
Roland
Meadames VanAllen
Howie
Dailey
Welle
Millnerville News Recaps School Prizes and Local Moves
Millnerville residents report on the Ames Short Course success despite bad weather. Prizes awarded in rural spelling, cooking, and corn contests with winners including Fay Knapp Melvin Kanago Isabelle Miliner Gladys Knapp Lola Knapp Bert Lawrence Ed Taylor and more. Local movers relocate from Coleridge to Gaston turn and Jacobsons move back to Le Mars. Notables: births illnesses measles and a marriage rumor of H A D Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millnerville
Will’ Brownawell
John Hutchins
Nebraska
Ames
Farrar
McCoy
Donahoe
Charles Juzek
Liberty Township
Johanna Hansen
Ridge School
Fay Knapp
Melvin Kanago
Isabelle Miliner
Blanche Pavlik
Gladys Knapp
Lois Knapp
Maria Lawrence
Lola Knapp
Mabel Hunter
T. H. Hummel
Brunner
Dell Crow
Ittle Mary Millner
Mr. Kinney
Grandma Brownawell
Jacobsons
le Mary
Edna Hardy
Louis Beaulieu
Wil Bobzen
Bertrand
Cecil Watson
Ted McDougall
Wil Lawrence
Claus Carter
Jengens
H. A. D. Jones
Anthon
Jones
W. K. Knapp
E. L. Clark
Chau
Rosene
Coleridge
Gaston Turn
Clark's Car Delayed in Sioux City Causes Trouble
Clark faced a troublesome delay in Sioux City as his car was hindered by issues. He hopes the situation will be resolved and that he will be moved on soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Sioux City
Auctions at Erickson and area farms in Union County
Guardian AUCTION notices list multiple sales across Union county in early March 1913 including August Erlekson at Mrs. Lares Erickson farm near Akron and J J Aalfs and Hd Lamoureux entries. Listings cover horses cattle hogs chickens corn hay lumber farm implements livery outfits and household goods with nine months time and noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Erlekson
Guardian
Lares Erickson
Erickson
Sioux Valley Township
Union County
Akron
Alcester
Chatsworth
Swedish Luthchurch
John Bratt
Spink
Greenfield
Alsen
S. D
J. J. Aalis
E. H. Youngstrom
For Sale 160 Acre Perkins County Farm At Auction
160 acre Perkins county farm offered for sale at 1800 with 300 down and 600 in 1914 and 500 in 1915 at 5 percent interest. Clear deed and title. Owner seeks west investment and will sell at sacrifice. Inquire at the Register Tribun e office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins County
3. D
Register-Tribune
Dumping Notice on Richardson Land South of Town
Notice warns refuge and rubbish must not be dumped in the big ditch south of town on the Richardson land. Anyone detected will be dealt with according to law. Howard McCorkell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
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Clauson Bros
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T. L. Burnight, Jr
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A. J. Yeaton
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Nall Robertson
Fields & Hedges
Akron Milling &Co
Samuel Wisnow
District Court of the State of
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Frances HW. Shedd
State of Iowa
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Leander
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Ethel S. Spears
Alvah Shedd
Frances
Said County
District Court of
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Jay “G. A. Toppings
District Court
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Eatate
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Toomey & Morse
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South Oak Mon
W. E. Welch
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