Local notices recount hangings and thefts in county
Hans Newby survived a serious accident with a broken harness while driving near the Ricket dam as a sling slipped from a hook. doctors say he was out of danger but in critical condition for days. Other items report land sales to Kors Elmin of German for 82,000, neighborhood moves, a hotel partnership change, a home burglary with no injuries, a marriage engagement, a house fire at Radiz’s Lotts Creek house, and several local correspondents detailing accidents, thefts, bridge completion, and land purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kors Elmin
Biman
Austin
Tavcroft
Wasley
Gronsat Sexton
Hharness
McLnroe
Peterson
Walter Thomas
Sexton
Ambsitean
Maary Sehabin
Joseph Glink
Vhurch Sindy
Whittemore Chimplany
Radig
Lotts Creek
Walbek Sud
Radiz
Sean
Notice of Partition Suit in Kossuth County Iowa
Legal notice announces a partition suit over the southwest quarter of section 13 in township 100 north range 27 west, involving Caroline Kiekow as petitioner and heirs of Peter Borquin. It names Parker Dresser and unknown heirs and creditors, with a court date in Algona on September 30, 1901, urging all defendants to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixvelot Gourto
Iossuth County
Tows
Parker Dresser
Ftem
Alstriek Court of
K Assuth Counity
Iowa
Merid
Jan
Kossuth County
Caroline Kiekow
Pat
Pater Pellx Borquin
Pha
Bossuth County
Lowa
Borquin
State of New Yorks
Peter Olix Borquin
Pete
Parker Dreaser
Parkey Dregster
Roy i Ou
Algoks
Ted Benlise
Poe
Hersby
MpAola Distriet of
Tragedy at Titonka ends in accidental shooting
R Betemas, about 21, was found dead near Titonka after a 22 caliber rifle shot. He and his sister were together when she left him briefly. On her return she found him shot in the heart. An inquest was proposed but ruled accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Betemas
Ti Tonka
Ina
Local social and school notices from the Saxton area
Miss Anna and Miss Jane Longbottom visited at Ben Longbottom's home while Olive Ward and Carrie Staley prepare to teach in District No. 1 also known as 4 starting September 2. Mrs Geo Prats left for Philadelphia to visit her mother. Frank Welter hosted a party for his 16th birthday with twenty guests. Laure Johnston and Mrs G Svebler represented the Climatian Endeavor Society at the state convention in Chiorakes. Mr and Mrs Amelsbury visited. Miss Mae Oxley of Corwich visiting her brother Chas Oxley. Miss Tillie Madison of Saxton visited Laura Johnston. Titonby school house was painted. building to be completed by Sept 14.
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Anna
Jane Longbottom
Ben Longbottom
Olive Ward
Carrie Staley
Geo. Prats
Philadelphia
The
Climatian Endeavor Society
Chiorakes
Laure Johnston
G. Svebler
Amelsbury
Mae Oxley
Corwich
Chas, Oxley
Tillie
Madison
Saxton
Laura Johnston
Titonby
Social at Mr Carroll's and local farm sales noted
Union lists a social at Mr Carroll's next Thursday night and notes Renry Smith purchasing the Wagner place at 15 an acre, with Mr Pratt buying it for 44 last spring. Miss Cora Frink returns from Des Moines, Thora hosts a surprise party at Cook's for son Ray, Letty Mince travels to visit a brother in Predricksburg, and Spirit Lake excursion by neighborhood youths. Also reported are teaching assignments, sales of the old homestead to Lyman Salisbury, a new baby girl for Davison, Libble Hofing set to Germania for school work, the Schenk schoolhouse Sunday school thriving with at least fifty present and a new organ, plus a social at G L Carroll's on Sept 5 with peaches and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora
BR. Cook
Ray
Epworth Seminary
Letty Mince
Predricksburg
Eet
Spirit Lake
Emma Doneglass
B. 3
Cade
Nell O Marlow
Myron Schenck
J. B. Hofins
Minit
Frank Thompson
Union
Albert Wheeler
Lyman Salisbury
C. EB. Davison
G. D. Ward
Libble Hofing
Germania
Schentk School
G. L. Carroll
Plum Creek Notes From Township Life and Local Happenings
Plum Creek reports a new farm sale at 43.50 per acre and a move to a farm for Kasaith county. O B Albright sells his home. Forrest Ries has had a minor accident and is sidelined by a sprained ankle. Klamp Miller wedding plans. couple to settle on Herman Bahn farm. Anton Jorgenson haying at $6 per ton for slough hay. Tony Kain cuts sloughs. New hay equipment shown. school opens September 3 with Miss Abra Robinson. Telegraph poles go in for Kossuth line between Algona and Bart. Tom Kaln plans to install a well. lighting for walls figures at 63.2 cents per foot. Forrest Ries, J B Albright, and Jas Souley harvest corn as it nears ripeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnew
Jalning Tronken
Hugg
Minnesota
Kasaith
O. B. Albright
Forrest Ries
Klamp- Miller
Plum Creek
Klamp
Herman Bahn
Anton Jorgenson
Kain Brothers
Tony
Simpson
Abra Robinson
Birel Wieldar
Nob
Algona
Bart
Tom Kaln
Dai
Frazey
Forrest Rie
J. B. Albright
Jas, Souley
Wesley News and Local Real Estate Moves
Abideraid 18 sold a tract south of Wesley to an Illinois party at 4 per acre. Chapin plans Minneota search for another site. Kessler sold tiles north of Wesley. price paid. Will move to Montezuma to farm. Corey and Hin at Minneapolis for Minnesota State Fair. Miss Anderson begins teaching in Hancock County at J. J. Walland school. Wesley public schools open Monday the 6th with Brongon in charge. New Catholic church nearly finished. praised for quality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bf. Chapin
Fowi
Chapin
Ovat Minneente
Fit
Kessler
Wesley Istwaak
William Feed
Ot ‘Alegonn
Eanler
Montezuma
Aeap
Tarhes Corey
the. O.f. Hin
Minneapolis
Hattle Shaw
Matida Abderson
Hanecock
Anderson
J. J. Walland
Wesley
Brongon
Arrival and Departure of Trains
Train schedule notes daily and holiday service. No. 2 passenger runs east and No. 4 passenger operates daily with limited Sunday service. Freight trains No. 3 and No. 71 carry passengers on specific routes between Mins on City and Spencer. Agent R F Hupnick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eabt
SAG Poe
Corles
Crereee Fe Bod
Minson City
Spencer
R. F. Hupnick
Chicago and North Western Going North Train Schedule
A fragmented schedule shows routes and arrival times for Chicago and North Western trains, listing connections to St Paul and Des Moines. It notes arrival times in Chicago and other cities, with agent names and freight and passenger times including 9.45 am departures.
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Finkel
Sts
F. S Norton
Laird
J. R. Laird
Algona, la
D. A. Autchins
Hos
H. Lantry
A. PR
Clarke
Ve Hubb
Vics
Algona State Bank
D. Clarke
C. ©. Mudd
Phos
KL Luatry
Geo
Ly Galbyulch
Fred M. Mile
Myron Schanek
Wils
Lewis A. Omter
W. B. Ingham
Ibchilles
Kossuth County State Bank _ALGON Ag
Lnwas
Aif
Elle
Lewis B. Salta
Mike Miumosi
S. M. Richardson
Bancroft
Richardson
Penton
Benny Monkey
Mr. &. Monkey
Fenton
Cly Herald
Win
Ferguson
Chas
Wann
A. EK. Johnson
Harry Piper
Armstrong
North, Dakota
Boweht
Wynn and Son
Johnson
LuVerne
Earl Hangs
Mt. Vernon
Sioux City
Morningside College
Geo. A. Hanne
Naxe
Burt Mositer
Gene Blebhoff
Veetion
Renciel
Gene
Bis
A. Paterson
Kossuth
Evans
Victor Mattson
Warburton
Offica
Ely
Titonka
Berpinat
Bupfalo
Frank Welter
Thi Chatea
Ohtuwago
Milwaukee
Paul
Going Whit Dally
Chicago
Cress
Rome
Breight
St. Pout At & Py
Dea Moines
Sod Tagum
F. A. Vascar
Iowa Central
van Pr. Ma Loe
Kinetar
Aed Savings
Transwetedl
Joan
C. Call
B.J. Gilman
Wire Pres
F. H. Vesper
Casbiany
Gen
Ti. Royle
Geo. W. Hanna
C. B. Hintiefiinn
G. J. Lenander
W. B. Quarton
Front Wienrar
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hil
Puritan Media& Java
Patterson & Son
PRI
Ofessional & Business Directory
John Schu & CO
C. H. Taylor
Progriatar
P. Haggard
Peek
Haggard & Peek
R. D. Clarke & Co
Park Loans
Baok
Chas. A.corenour
Clarke & Ookenour
Attorneys AT Law
Algoes
E. W. Swetting
Money
Algoma
Sola Am
Memahon Sullivan & McMaher
Attorneys-At-Law
O. Raymond
BO Raymont Raymond & Raymond
Attorneys
Durdullis Stam
Algows
BONAR
E.W. Paleowe
Bonar & Fellows
Frederick Altobrree
Kossuth Algoma
Algoma State
Algoma, Twa
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Boal
Amd Subghon
Tg Law
Caiman
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Ald Sunghon
Igor
Homo Ltd
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Wittas Nad Rinntidienmsiin
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Parma
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