Wesley and Plum Creek ice cream social success in the vale
Arthur Ward hosts a large crowd for an ice cream social netting 26.15 with many planning a return. The Ward couple were praised for a fine event on the lawn with games for the young and seats for married couples. A new baby girl was born to Emil and wife last Thursday morning, the 26th, the child is the first daughter and third child for the family. Mrs. Clapsaddle Sr remains weak but slightly improves. Carrie Anderson hosted a gathering of local youths with ice cream and cake. John Tallier and family visited the H. C. Nelson home. Dick Denning of Mason City is now working for Paul Ferrigan.
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Arthur Ward
Emil Johnson
Mother
Babe
John Tallier
Corwith
H. C. Nelson
Dick Denning
Mason City
Paul Ferrigan
Death Notice for Mrs Mammosser of Freeport Illinois
Telegram announces the death of Mrs. Mike Mammosser at Freeport Illinois received Tuesday. Mrs. F X Andorfer left to attend the funeral. Relatives here expected her decline. Andrew Garmann from Elmore Minnesota visited relatives over Sunday. F W Mulert took their infant to Algona for minor surgery by Dr. Cretazmeyer. About fifty attended the Algona show Wednesday. Emma Germann, a German niece of Mrs Arndorfer, visits from Germany. Jakob Germann and family visited the Arndorfer home over Sunday.
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Mike Mammosser
Freeport
Jil
F. X. Andorfer
Algona
William Arndorfer
Emma Germann
Auto crash injures Ernest Ruske during crank incident
Reporter notes Ernest Ruske cracked his wrist bone when attempting to crank an auto. The engine reversed on him, preventing use of the injured hand for some time. The piece also recounts a businessauto trip by Frank and Fred Weisbrod, Wm Kohlstead, Axel Petersen, and the writer to Des Moines with rough roads after Boone, ending in Fenton.
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Ernest Ruske
Messrs
Frank
Fred Weisbrod
Wm. Kohlstead
Axel Petérson
Des Moines
Boone
Agaker
Fenton
Court Records New Cases From Iowa District Dockets
Court records list several cases including P F Howell versus Northwestern Live Espel Company and Alex Cullen. In Re Drainage District No 68 in Kossuth County. Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company and Toledo and Northwestern Railroad Company versus Board of Supervisors of Kossuth County. Drainage District No 76 action. E L Stillson and O H Stillson versus First National Bank of Corwith. Mike Schenkey Charles Schenky and Albert Schenky versus Henry Engholm and W E Messerole. Fink Bros versus Nels Lauritzen. A N Ailton versus Charles Schlemme and Hida Schlemme.
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Kossuth County
Iowa
Chicago, & N
Eden child saved after near fatal bath accident
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Edens fell into a tub of boiling water last Friday. A Weasley doctor arrived within ten minutes and saved her life. She remains very ill but is expected to recover.
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Will Eden
Weasley
Eden Home
Notice to Cut Weeds in Union Township
The new grass and weed cutting law requires mowing by July 15 each year. Land owners and renters in Union Township Kossuth County must mow the roadsides adjoining their lands or trustees will mow and tax the expense to the lands. Calves Wanted I will pay $2 per head for calves one day old or older. Charley Heidenwitch Lone Rock Iowa. Phone 3816.
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Fossanly
Union
Kossuth
Union Township
Charley Heidenwitch
Lone Rock
Towa
B. Marije
Kossuth County
Iowa
Said
Dné
Buell
Burt
Town
H. J. Murtagh
Algona
Jung
Wd. Murtagh
Fourth of July memories from Surlir and Emmet county
The Courier notes a Rolfe Fourth celebration hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bowyer, a ponemister appointment in LaVerne, and a visiting relative from Guttenburg. It also covers Mrs. Eckert’s visit, a social gathering at Mr. O Rourke’s Mansion, and the marriage of Al Naudain and Mary Stephenson. The paper praises The Estherville Democrat and Mr. P Johnson, notes the Courier’s floral tribute from Mrs. Spencer, and mentions a death, storm damage at fairgrounds, and large Bancroft and Algonian celebrations with a dramatic storm tale.
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P. Johnson
Emmet County
Estherville
Democracy
Algona City Orders Sidewalk Construction on Four Streets
Resolution 167 directs permanent sidewalks on the south side of State Street between Harlan and Hall, and the north side of State Street between Thorington and a line from Let No 7, plus sidewalks on the east side of Thorington between State and Call. Sidewalks to be stone or cement, widths 18 ft 9 in and 13 ft 6 in, with proper elevations and conformity. If property owners fail to build within 20 days of publication, the city will erect or extend sidewalks per law.
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City
Algona
Iowa
City of
Kossuth County
State Street
Harlan Street
Hall Street
Thorington Street
Call Street
Coufor
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Deering
W. E. McDonald
Algona, Iowa
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Algona, IA
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Western Electric
Wesley and
Plum Creek
Carrie Anderson
St. Benedict News
Jakob Germann
Near St. Joe
P. F. Howell
Northwestern Live Espel Company
Alex Cullen
Sher
Titania
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Surlir
Mrs. Bowyer
Rolfe
Mr. W. Eggerth
Ponemister
LaVerne
Mr. Lndt
Eckert of
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Paul Dorweiler
al Naudain
Misa Mary Stephenson
Rev. Davidson
Congregational Church
Courier
R. H. Spencer
Jericho
Mrs. Spencer
Hay Palace
James Wallace
John Wallace
Fair Grounds
Sexton
Col. Spencer
Mary Ludwig
Winneshiek County
Ludwigs
Prairie
Bancroft
Eerene
Henry Ford
B. Algona
Mountford Auto Company
Detroit
Mity
Jos. W. Wadsworth
S. W. Crowall
James C. Hoag
David’ County
Whittemore
B.J. Murtagh
Kosanth
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Tig Palice
EB. J. Murtagh
Colorado
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National Park
Pa- Coast
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G. H. Preeman
Kosgoth
Gald
Laws
E. J. Murtagh
Risf
Murtigh
Kossyth
A.D. Wis
Prob Dale
Fred Dole
Ated
D. J. Serephenson
District. Court
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Algona Courier
J. W. Blachon
J. W. Hinchon
Finnell
I. M. Pinazzu
John W. Sullivan
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