Irvington News and Nearby Visitors
Irvington News notes Mr Sorenson and family visiting Algona friends. C A Nurell visited Sexton with Mrs Nurell remaining days. Clara Matthews from Hobart visited Uncle Butterfield’s home. A party at Butterfield’s Friday evening enjoyed by attending young folks. School started Monday surprising some teachers. Butterfield family spent Sunday with friends near their old home. Nels Pedersen and daughter Kathrine visited Joe Christensen. Mrs Chris Nelson of Algona visited her mother Mrs Petersen. Agnus Dole went to Algona for church. August Wills and family with Algona friends. M E Johnson went to Ft Dodge on business. Simmons visited Burt relatives Sunday. Estray: three two-year-old steers missing from east of Algona about two weeks ago.
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Sorenson
Algona
C. A. Nurell
Sexton
Bancroft News Notes a Banter of Local Goings On
Bancroft residents report remonstrations against Gold Creek drainage assessments. A review mentions the Delphian oracle of the Kos suoth County Supervisor Board, new residents, doctors, theater plans, poultry drives, horse sales at Schutz Bros, and shop openings. Local families and visits from Whittemore to New Vienna are noted alongside church and commercial activity.
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Joe Enguiser
John Goshe
Jim Sheridan
Jim Johnson
Jim Smith
Carl Lenander
M. Kisch
Huly
Kossuth
Jongens
Albert Schiltz
F. X. Horstmann
Benn Block
Chas. T. Kennedy
Algona
Mark Petergon
Chas
Chas. McLaughlin
Schutz Bros
Col. Schemmel
Bancroft
Leander
John Vaske
W. Vaske’s
Willie
Kennedy
Sartor
Swea City News notes local sales and visits through December
Mrs. d. A. Andress underwent a successful operation last Friday by Drs. Mattison Ludquist and Walters for a complication of troubles now under nurse Ruth Turnblad. Olaf Pearson leaves for Denver to March 1 1908 with family. Many locals attend mud creek drain hearing in Algona. clubs and officers elected. Revival at Baptist church led by evangelist and Slessor. Various residents visit, travel, or manage farm and store tasks as winter approaches.
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D. A. Andress
H. W. Moats
Minnesota
C. J.ohnson
Swea City
Spokane
Wash
Anneapolis
Norway
Sweden
Algona
Board of Supervisors
Mud Creek
Royal Neighbors
Geo. Butterfield
J. M. Dye
Mayme Bruce
Fred Miehe
Ralph Walker
C. W. Pearson
The
Baptist Church
Harris and
Slessor
Willie Countryman
Iowa Falls
Esmond
Frank Curtis
Nevada
Win Stahl
Bancroft
Everit
Lee Nan Nice
Hattie Dunnow
N. CG. Brones
Minneapolis
Simon Siverson
Martin Nelson
D. O. Williams
Ilinois
Ole Molin
Peoria
Ill
L. R. Oliver
Ben Jaquiss
A.T. Wherry
St Benedict News Briefs Local Movements And Trades
St Benedict reports Anna Studer and Miss Uhlen hake visiting Olaf Iowa while Bernhard Becker relocates from John Arndorfer farm and leads bachelor life. John Arndorfer’s family moves to Frank Arndorfer farm. Moore Bros Co resumes elevator operations after a brief shutdown. N W Witte ships dressed poultry to Chicago. Mrs Hubet and daughters visit Frank Lamberty. Goose raffle at Wesley draws attendees. Immorsal and Hall visit from Wesley Titonia on business. Jos Rahm family drives to Irvington. W T Hall sells old bridge lumber at John Lallier place. Hay marketed from this area.
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Anna Studer
Miss Uhlenhake
Wesley
Olaf
Iowa
Bernhard Becker
John Arndorfer
Frank Arndorfer
Moore Bros. Co
N. W. Witte
Chicago Commission
Irvington
Sunay
W. T. Hall
Old Bridge
John Lallier Place
Ledyard Dance Seeks Thursday Night Attendance
Ledyard news notes a dance set for Thursday night December 12 with Moore's Ideal Orchestra of Estherville providing music. Ellsworth relatives plan to attend along with three visiting young men. Modern Woodmen held a Wednesday business meeting. Dr Walters of Bancroft consulted J Laughlin, while B F Rhodes of Swea City closed tiling here and plans to move to Oklahoma for surveying by year’s start.
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Moore
Estherville
Mr. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Dr. Walters
Bancroft
Ledyard
J. Laughlin
B. F. Rhodes
Swea City
Rhodes
Oklahoma
Three Magazines Offered With Yearly Courier Subscription
The Courier announces a special offer for new subscribers and those paying four years in advance. For $2, readers receive three national magazines Spare Moments, The Mother's Magazine, and Dressmaking at Home. The setup aims at homemakers and mothers, with sample copies available at the office.
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