Fourth of July Notes and Program Details
Fancy rifle shooting by M A Whaylen the crack shot of the world. An official Fourth program will be issued days before. Moving pictures with song on a 24 foot canvas on court house square. Sidewalks cleared. merchants barred from selling on them. The North Western will run a special Burt branch train. The 52nd Regiment band plays at east court house platform from 0 to 10 20 a m and again at 7 30 p m. The regular exercises on court house lawn at 10 30 a m. Judge M J Wade to be orator. Athletic sports on State street between 2 and 3 p m with prizes. Attractions inside State street area between Woodford lumber yard and Rutherford corner and Thorington street between Thorington hotel and Durdall. Booths 16 feet square per 22 foot front. refreshments allowed from booths. Privileges and licenses handled by J W Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
52Nd Regiment
Court House
Court House Lawn
M. J. Wade
State Street
Woodford Lumber Yard
Rutherford Corner
Thorington Street
Thorington Hotel
Durdall
J. W. Wadsworth
Clear Lake Sunday features parade, concerts and games
The Milwaukee plans a special to Clear Lake with a balloon ascension and parachute descent by Madame De Leon of Rockford Illinois at 1:30 pm. A band concert follows at 2 pm at Clear Lake Park Pavilion. Baseball Algona vs Chicago Marquettes at 2:30 pm. Round trip rail from Algona 1.15. Grand Stand 25 cents. Local notices recount Woodman picnic attendance and Algona baseball win 8 to 1. A grand Fourth of July picnic is set at Henry Corweiler’s park with music, games, bowery dance, and West Bend Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Clear Lake
Madame de Leon
Rockford
Pavillion
Clear Lake Park
Algona
Chicago Marquettes
Alena
Henry Corweiler
West Bend Orchestra
Ed Boyle
George Morris
Joan Donw
Iler
Mothers Girl at Home and Farm Chores Rhyme
Poem verse from Christan Advocate noting a mother's girl content serving at home and farm. Includes lines about washing dishes feeding children tending babies and chores in the hay mow or pasture. Advertises Mrs A B Williamson’s Algona residence for sale or trade for stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindle
Don
Mathers Girl
Christan Advocate
Algona
A. BE. Willianson
Quieting Title Suit in Kossuth County Iowa
Plaintiff claims absolute ownership of the Northwest quarter of Section 34 Township 94 North Range 28 West in W Kos suth county. Defendants warned to appear by noon of the second day of the September term at Algona Iowa. default will be entered. Attorneys Sullivan & McMahon dated June 21 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Lown
Kossuth County
Turin
M. Richardson
Malhala Wilson
D. Wilson Jr
O.D. Wilson
GD. Wilson Jr
A. D. Iwol
O. AO. Wilson
Malina Wilson
Burt Kossuth
Towa
O. D. Wilson
Algona
Dame
A.D. Dt, Sullivan & McMahon
Platntdy
Youura
Sausa
Town
Kossuth
Iown
Ith DP
Iowa
A. D
Sullivan & McMahon
Phlamuitt
Plaintif
Plaintit
Aska
District Court
Plaintie
Notice in district court of Kosuth County land dispute
In Kosuth County Iowa Jacob Rhyner sues Joseph Smith and Mrs Joseph Smith and unknown claimants for the southeast quarter of section 25 township 94 north range 27 west of the 5th principal meridian alleging title in fee simple since June 12 1872 and seeking judgment quieting title and barring interest with costs and warning to appear before noon on the second day of the next term penalty is default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Towin
Kossuth County
Jacob Rhyner
Joseph Smith
Lows
State of
Iowa
Platotii
Lezatees
District Court
Algona
Sullivan & McMahon
Iowa District Court Case Involving Craw Family Land Claim
In Kossuth County a District Court petition by Ives seeks ownership in fee simple of land in Township 95 North Range 28 West. The will of Sarah E. Craw left the estate to Corydon Craw in trust for Epaphroditus D. Craw Laura Craw and John V H Craw. Unknown claimants and heirs are named but residences are not known. plaintiff argues any interests among defendants or unknown claimants are tied to the Craw line and contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Kossuth County
Tweny
Blite
Rhange
Sth WY. M
State of
Sarah E. Craw
Corydon Craw
Epaphroditus D. Craw
John V.H. Craw
Laura Craw
Craw
John V. H. Craw
Tuure Craw
Corydon
Spirit Lake Chautauqua Assembly Announces 1901 Program
The Spirit Lake Chautauqua Assembly plans a July 17 to 27 season with lectures by Russell H. Conwell Frank W. Gunsaulus Gen W Bain Dr A J Palmer Father B J Nugent Willa P Y Brown and Rev Rona Shaw The African Boys opening act Fred Emerson Brooks Carnival of Light by Boston Carnival Company Germaine the magician Adrian M Newens in A Singular Life D W Robertson moving pictures and usual quartet and soloist acts plus bank ads urging prudent savings with County Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake Chautauqua Assembly
Ltst
Russell H. Conwell
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Gen. W. Bain
A. J. Palmer
B.J. Nugent
Willa PY. Brown
Rona Shaw
Fred Emerson Brooks
Ocen
Boston Carnival Company
Germaine
Adrian M Newens
D. W. Robertson
Annual convention of Endeavorers at Cincinnati Ohio
The Iowa Central Railway announces the annual convention schedule for Endeavorers in Cincinnati Ohio from July 6 to 10 1901 with limited return passage to July 14 and possible extensions to August 31 upon ticket deposits. Excursion tickets within 200 miles are offered at one and one third fare round trip due to the Fourth of July holiday. For details contact Geo S Batty Marshalltown IA or local Iowa Central agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iowa Central Railway
Peoria
Iowa Central
Batty
Marshalltown
Iowa
NorthWestern Personally Conducted Train Trip Excurson
Low rates offer for a personally conducted party train from Chicago to North Western points. Stops include Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and other Rocky Mountain sights. Tickets on sale for California routes and western trips with return limits and reduced fares this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Boone
Missouri Valley
Council Bluffs
Epworth League
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
Pike's Peak
East Lake City
W. B. Aniskero
Chicago
California
San Pracvisto
Chicago & North-Western Ry
San Francisco
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Ave
Cheaga, al
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Salt Like
Colorado
Utah
Pan
Minneepulls
Taluth
Dakota Hot Springs
Trains Schedules and Delays Reported
The article lists multiple Chicago to St. Paul rail services with No. 2 departing at 9:02 a m and No. 64 at 1 20 pm, plus passenger trains west and north with various departures and connections. It notes arrivals at St Louis and Kansas City, and mentions freight and through sleeping cars with daily or Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jassengei
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Minnesapouts
Bauday
Thréuet
Bampton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Savings Bank
Antona
Joan
Ofrricens and Directors
Woo
Call
E.J. Gilmore
H. Vesper
Cashier
Geo. E. Boyle
Geo. Banna
CB. Hutchins
C. J. Lenander
B. Quarton
Frank Wiemer
Lacey’s Feed Yards
Jay McCall
Prop
Northwestern Depot
B. F. Crose
Opera
Moore Bros. & Relthous
Iowa Central Elevator
A. T. Carr, Mer
Sorat Fane
John Schu & Co
Sret
Woodford, Wheeler
Tompkins
State Street, Town
M. A. Whaylen
Court House Square
North-Western
Burt Branch
W. F. Jenkinson
Snea City News
H. O. Wilson
Rake
Estherville
Woodmen
Armstrong
A. L. Anderson
Ole Olson
Alguna Baseball Club
A. T. Clarke & Co
District Court of the
A.T. Iml S.A. Giron
John 5. Prichard
Edward Wilder Morgan
Chiuries Darwin Morgan
Charles Darwin Morgan
August Torrey Morgan
Auguat Torrey Morgan
Core Morgan Crosby
Crosby
District Court of Laws
Kassarh
Ibis
Algona Counser
Gener
Aluoua
Kaossuth
Iowe
Pune
W. B.quarton
Mth
Lowa
Histelet Court
Tower
Kassuth
Kosanthroid
W. B. Quataton
Lith Town
The
R.R. Gime
Chicago & North-Western, North
Lanthe
Leader
Elye
Spurbeck-Lambert Co
Ladies
Oxfords
Calbraith’s Shoe Store
J. R. Latrd
Latro
Algona Roller Mills
B. Stussy
C. Byson
Jus. Nolan
A. Gilmour
Jors. d, Be, Stacey
J. It. Armstrope
Dreyer
M. Seheoeh
Went
Snow Queen
Favorite
Standard
the Farmers’ Milling Co
Alfred Jernander
Manacer
A. T. Reed
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