Algona Local News Roundup of Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors fill Algona scenes with travels, family visits, farm and business updates. Dr Tessman returns home. families from St Benedict Glen dale and Des Moines visit. Joe Elvidge ships barley to Chicago. August Baling dies of stomach cancer. W J Giderian unveils a cistern water filter venture. circus week notes, missing money found, new post office cafe plans, and multiple regional movements and small-town happenings through late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tessman
Leroy Barton
G. C. Samson
St. Paul
C. A. Cohenour
Glendale
Arizona
J. G. Immerfall
St. Benedict
Cr. Byron
Cohoose
N. Y
Dr. Shore
Des Moines
Auto
Joe Elvidge
Lone Rock
Chicago
Max Herbst
Algona
Minnesota Lakes
Quinn
August Baling
Burt
Knights of Columbus
Eddie Siefért
Courier Office
Geo. Beevers
Hugh McDonald
Union
W. F. Jenkinson
Wm. Jenkinson
Jenkinson
Community Briefs Include Travel Plans and Local Affairs
Miss Ruth Reed leaves next Wednesday for Indiana to join her mother while Mr Reed goes to Des Moines on business. Clerk Stevenson returns to work as Miss Gladys Daley departs for Sioux Falls then Michigan. Opera House Company elects Chubb as president with Chrischilles, Call and Conner as officers and directors. Plans to remodel and enlarge the venue to become a leading town theatre. Joe Madsen, an insane man, died in jail after a brief illness. Corner Reaser arranged the remains for shipment per kin. A large circus attracted a crowd of about 600 autos. one motorcycle auto crash on State Street caused minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dreesman
Fergus Falls
Minna
Plum Creek
Minnesota
Kossuth County
Paulina Wuest
Sioux Falls
J. A. Kennedy
Gertrude Flemming
Mason City
Miss Wuest
Chicago
Lansing
M. B. Dalton
California
Mike
Wm. Hangon
Sexton
T. F. McGough
Waukon
Towa
Courier
Ventura
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Magnus Hanson
Bode
Whittemore
Hanson
Klingler
Etta
Gertie
Helen
Des Moines
Algona
Hild
Mrs. Klingler
Ruth Reed
Indiana
Mr. Reed
Stevenson
Gladys Daley
Michigan
Opera House Company
C. T. Chubb
J. T. Chrischilles
Roscoe Call
E. E. Conner
Roscoe Gall
E. J. Murtagh
E. V. Sweiting
James Stewart
W. K. Ferguson
Joe Madsen
Corner Reaser
Court House Square
Burt Young
Pettibone & McDonald’s
Mot
State Street
Resolutions on the Death of Caroline A Ingham at Algo ut Free Public Library
The library mourns Caroline A Ingham, a longtime supporter whose intellect and culture helped shape the library’s beginnings. Her death renews the board’s sense of loss, praising her gracious presence and inspiring counsel that linked site donations, books, and pictures to the community’s future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algout Free
Tingham
Ingham
Brary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nyal
R. H. Miller Druggist and Jeweler
L. ¥. Andrews
D.D
Mabel E. Andrews
Drs, Andrews & Andrews
Woun Galbraith
Hesidence
Algona, la
James’ Riley
Algona, IA
ER. G. Bowyer
Optometrist
Thorington Street
Iowa
John P. Byson
Algona, Lowa
Lowe Brothers
F. S. Norton Lumber and Coal
Otto. Neuman’s
Algona Hotel
Wm. C. Steele
Sam
Succes
Harvey
Wadsworth
Colorado
Denver
James Lydon
George Ferstal
W. J. Giderian
Hiseael
Frank Tellier
Onawa
Fred Waterhouse
Tellier
Geo. Becker
Henry Braun
A. Palmer
Mae Forbes
St. Joseph
H. P. Larnon
Seeley Quarter
Loren Abrahamson
John Hagan
W. L. Howlard
Fred Jentz
Lewis and Lewis
F. L. Hoppie
W. BE. Stevenson
LaVerne
D. W. Chase
Britt
H. J. McChesney
Okoboji
H. J
Allamakea County
Thomas Murray
Crystal Lake
Hancock County
Garner
Estherville
Emmetsburg
Mies -Anna Altwegg
Bowen
Middle West
Toland’s Business University
Toland's
Darship
University
Mason. A
Tan
Nubuck
Pat
Oxfords
Tan, Pat
Vici Kid
FEENE
Burlington” Vacation Tours
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Cody
Lailer
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Colo
Glacier National Park
Mont
Balt’ Lake City
Utah
Black Hills
Sheridan
Big Horn Mountains
Big Horn Basin
Puget Sound Limited
Colorado Limited
Northern Express
Spokane
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