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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
5
The article notes continued conflict over a parochial school contract with Huliding Hu Be Deeeliee the auble wit fits Dont Rahcrott. It states efforts to resolve contract issues have failed and court action will follow to determine obligations while other local items mention births, poultry breeders in Bancroft, and personnel changes in Algona.
Trustees of Union Township must settle affairs today. Woodmen plan to take meals at the Algona lodge. Amanda Dan runs a Jurga music class in Union and Fenton. Mr and Mrs Grant Salisbury hosted friends last Tuesday. Will Brace of Fredericksburg, IL visits his parents. Josie Pettibone of Algona visited with Lumber’s family. sister Jennie teaches at Brancroft. Junior League of the M. S. church held a fine evening entertainment to aid India's sufferers. Harry Stockwell attends school in Elgin. Meligs hires a Chicago milliner. Watkins moved into Bourne and Son’s store. Marble to occupy his old home. Mrs James Stow visiting Des Moines with brother George and wife. Frances Link begins teaching in Cook district. Vet McChesney returns home after a visit. Tinac Cork in Minnesota for property there. Judy Bohn dies at son Will’s home. funeral of luth era church’s member held yesterday. Axent Day and wife to Jesy ll for weeks. seeks work. Timer Chipman to teach in Common District. Mis to begin new house. Bs 800i uA lie foundation to be poured. Next Saturday Presbyterian gathering to be held. Winank Kenokao returning from Oklahoma. Mrs Nichols opens dressmaking rooms over Foley’s store. Ella Boyley returns to Renwick. Wilbert Hodgson and wife visit Burtovar. he’s returning from Chicago.
Dr Bossingham of Ringsted was burned last week by a kerosene explosion affecting his face and wrists but not seriously. Uhtenge Sow and Harvorfield fill in for him as replacements. Blacksmith Tandberghee was absent, and a family from Fenton headed away for a week to dive and move to a new home.
The Germania extension will shift the survey area and likely place a new Nie station west of Geneva, disrupting Geneva’s development. Surveyors will camp near Ruble and proceed to locate west of Geneva village, with plans to establish a station independent of Geneva.
Chairman d. G. Smith inspected ditch and culvert issues along the north road Friday afternoon. Harry Simpkins, long sick since last winter flood, remains bedridden and has lost about 106 pounds, now weighing 93 pounds after a recent relapse.
Swea City voters chose the Citizens ticket in a local election, but all 83 ballots were invalid for improper marking. A. L. Anderson won the mayor's seat, with O. H. Rosenbarg as clerk, G. I. Streater treasurer, H. N. Krase and G. A. Simpson councilmen, and 0. Baker assessor and Fred Miche street commissioner elected. The new officers take office next Monday and later form a board of review.
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