Local notes from Cherok county farmers and residents
A dense local column reports on residents in Cherokees area including Harold Brook and Mra Bert Wilhont Wak, with social visits, travel to Minnesota and Sioux City, and farm work. Mentions of J. Johan of Alta, Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert of Pringhar, and Geo. Baker. References to river flooding near Turin and Onawa, community errands, and ongoing farming activity as spring work begins.
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Harold Brook
Tran Pie
Ampendera
DingmanHy
Laultard
Roducedd
Melach A
Bert Wilhont
Agin
Ganern
Lackla, Jr
M. Wiilward
Lotan Myrtle
Dahl
Jet
Lockin
Minnesota
Pueadny
Interekin
Milde
Florente Marshall
Wing
J. Johan
Alta
the. G
Gertrude Barker
State Register
Ard
Hulbert
Pringhar
Abaya
Fur
Mr. Wad
Geo. Baker
Furan
Seattle
Dan Goyer
Realgias
Aloo
Abnertlante Yeatorday
John Nell
Turin
Accese
Onawa
Monthly School Report For Month Ending March 30 1906
Pupil attendance across rooms 3 and 4 shows no absences tardiness or notable gaps for the month ending March 30 1906. Names listed include Nether Absent Nor Tardy pupils such as Hear LParta Anum Elle Nelson Chilee Stats Hagel Gondrich Clyde Mummert Glen Parker Martin Albrecht Helmer Carlery Glens Nelwon Henri 2cGerahiine Tin gle Green Mildred Prixch Edith Now ell Hiringel Albrecht Walter Blache Floyd Clymena Curtie Figley May wood Hines Otto Erdee Arthur Miler Nell Whitney Charite Ward Teagen Butterfelt Cite ford Mick Jatwrenee Butterfield Arthur Convuree Eddie Kruse Lula Maral Wille Bauman ia Brown Leefy Guy Nellie Murphy Eddie Plagel Lovn stuts Wille Ward Room 3 Teagen Butterfelt and Cite ford Mick among others. Room 4 includes Fredile Alereka Roy HN Law Nolaan Bernice Morgian Letn Kunyou Ethel North Vera Hhglfan Alan Ware Grace Muimmert Jo Vraner Mildred Hutterfell Anna Carlberg Beroter Ward Opal Jumnaon Clare Blachel Hoy Whitney Dan Whitney George Brooks Wille Striker Wesley Slyig Max Luehell Milo Butterfell Carl Nelson Ray Schroeder Ray Greene Madancer Homer Kenson Webbke Wardell Arthur WU Dwight Gilibut Wille Murphy.
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Henri
Tingle Green
Mildred Prixch
Edith Nowell
Hiringel Albrecht
Walter Blache
Floyd Clymena
Curtie Figley
Maywood Hines
Otto Erdee
Arthur Miler
Nell Whitney
Charite Ward
Room 3
Teagen Butterfelt
Citeford Mick
Jatwrenee Butterfield
Arthur Convuree
Eddie Kruse
Lula Maral
Wille Bauman
Ia Brown
Leefy Guy
Nellie Murphy
Eddie Pl
Poisoning Case Ties Family To Bread Meal Incident
A Cherokee case describes poisoning by arsenic tainted bread affecting Maurice Wachter and his family, his attorney Claud M. Staith, and the Porch family of Fort Dudgy. Mrs Wachter and her child suffered severe effects after a batch of bread was baked and shared, with a suspected poison package found on the table. Authorities note no rat poison had been used recently, and local suspects are being examined as to the perpetrator behind the deadly act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Wachter
Sardmaster
Claud M. Staith
Porch
Fort Dudgy
Weachtler
Trouble Over Election Dispute In Peimglie Town
Report cites improper election procedures with mayor and clerk presiding at opening. Council absence of required three members and absence of a judge of election from opposite party. Defeated candidates plan to challenge the result locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampedal
Peimglie Mar Con Eilerabhy
Welthers
Whan
Tran
Wedding at Luverne United in Classic Early 20th Century Style
In Luverne a wedding united Ada Riemer daughter of Mrs. Jobo Riemer and William Sodeman son of Mrs. Wm. Kngnenberg. Rev H A Daiatio officiated at the bride's home with a maid of honor and bridesmaids. A formal dinner, reception, and dance followed at Union Hall as guests offered warm congratulations. The couple plans to start life on a farm near the northeast quarter of section 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asnrrlageot Wm
Sodeman
Mra
Mina Nianx HU
Mises Elin Koebn
Edith Barck
Iloiile Sodewanu
Bridvamalda
John Hihea
John Btroek
Otto Lodemann
Meury Bark
Illinois Central to Double Track and Mergers Talk
Illinois Central plans double tracking its line from Chicago to Fort Dodge and hints at broader railroad mergers. Officials deny formal announcements while observers expect changes to union depots and traffic flows. The report also notes unrelated local wedding write up and market prices amid a flood of archival clippings and town notices.
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Ilanls
Fort Dodge
Thove Pointe
Chinle
Yolon Pacific
Tilnoln Central
Baton Pacific
Uolon Pacific
Treight Tote Nocti
Omahe
Northwestern
Rowald Im Ginnha
Itte
Te Union Depot
Union Paeite
Titi
Minole Central
Union Pacific
Iloole Ceneral
Bel Hovelt
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Bert Nelson
Sfrm
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Mingus
Ifera Sk Brade
Jul Farwale
Mira Anna Chinmtwhin
Stra
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Converse
Lindyama
Andrew Jylinson
Puen
Gentile
Harry Lockn
Bert Sigiin
Elinaed
Atta Partion
Hartley Merald
Inshlou
Dridiao
Livatia
Fortanataly
Cheroker
Strouse & Berner
Aurelia
Minavsuen
BEN Hur Ieee
Misty
Anguily
Garber Bros & Mummert
Ando
UUD Lumber
CUAL
Avery Cann
Aurelia Lumber Company
Iowa
Peru
Uae
Sioux City
Monthly School Report
Lparta Anum
Elle Nelson
Chilee Stats
Hagel Gondrich
Clyde Mummert
Glen Parker
Martin Albrecht
Helmer Carlery
Glens Nelwon
Luverne
Illinois Central
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Ghicage
Port Dodge
Gaylord
Okina
Bia
Blaheh
Phe Rhela
Nd. White
Solomon Valley
Tolay
Meriden
Billings
Lami
Sear
Tiahy Raleahte, Dave
Byianmical
Paitin Mapes Mecall Patiernswe
Farmers & Merchants
Bank OF Aurelia
O. E
Yocum
R. B. Yocum
B.D. Wine, Cashier
J. & Johnson
Aast
The
Roase
Velt Wedding
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Ole Paulson
the Sentinel
R.R
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Chiro
Sioath
New Orleans
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Gulfport
Miss
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Louisiana
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Seay
Hot Springs
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Mexico
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Tourol al Medien
Vik
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Kean Campbell
Gberaine
Quincy
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Brena
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At Dan
Tebow
Paclunem
Pen Allan
Cali
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fueTan
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