Aurelia High School Play Along the Missouri Grand Success
Opera House packed for two nights as Aurelia high school presented Along the Missouri. Cast led by Byron Sweet and William Watson received praise for strong performances and engaging staging under Miss Laura Patty’s supervision.
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Missouri
Aurelia High School
Opera House
Byron, Sweet
William Watson
Bill
John Mummert
John Watson
Walter Peterson
Norwood Crane
Floyd Clymens
Fortune
Watson
Manley Cawnon
Manders Moffitt
George Fritz
Rip Stokey
Katherine Patton
Martha Howell
Lelia Leonard
Virginia Maffitt
Mander
Tillie Watson
Inez Baumann
Plas
Laura Patty
Johnson Brothers Electric Supplies Ad
Johnson Brothers carry a full line of electric supplies and offer prompt house wiring service. Call to inspect their work and review the guarantee.
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Johnson Brothers
Johnson Brother
Automobile Repair Shop Opens in Waddell Building
Automobile Repairing T has opened a repair shop in the A. H. Waddell building formerly occupied by G. B. Scott. They have hired an experienced repair man to handle the work. B. H. Simmers, Jt
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Automobile Repairing T
A. H. Waddell
G. B. Scott
B. H. Simmers
Cherokee County Notes Move and Marriages Amid Tragedy
Dr J K Rice moves dental parlor to rooms above Happy Hour theatre in Cherokee. On March 18 1915 Dr C H Hall and Miss Lucile Payne wed at Lake Andes S D. Frank Duenbostle dies suddenly at West Cedar St. Train Master Wm E Ausman appointed for Cherokee Sioux Falls Onawa districts. New Cherokee State Bank building at Second and Main fully occupied. Local brakeman Roy Spinharney loses leg in Remsen yard accident.
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J. K. Rice
All Cherokee State Bank
Happy Hour
C. H. Hall
Lucile Payne
Lake Anders
S. D
T. H. Sullivan
Wm. E. Ausman
Cherokee
Sioux Falls
Onawa
Cherokee State Bank
Second
Main Streets
Roy Spinharney
Remsen
Chandler visits Aurelia after Canadian homestead stay
Lewis Chandler, son of Rev. S. L. Chandler, arrived in Aurelia from Ravine Bank Saskatchewan. Once a champion Canadian athlete, he suffers a grippe relapse and fever while staying with relatives. He notes war news limited in Canada and speaks of heavy taxes and low spirits affecting business.
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Lewis Chandler
Ravine Bank
Saskatchewan
Aurelia
S. L. Chandler
Canada
Chandler
Helmia Lewis Weds Benjamin Johnson in Diamond Township
Helmia Lewis daughter of G. J. Lewis Aurelia Iona wed Benjamin Johnson in a March 31 ceremony at the Anderson home six miles northwest of Galva. Rev Hall presided. A noon three course dinner followed. The couple will reside on the Thompson farm in Diamond township. Local friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Galva
Helmia
Benjamin Johnson
Miss Johnson
Rev. Hall of Diamond
Mesdames Danielson and
Johns
Helen Allen
Fairy Danielson
Esther Nelson
Mra. Anderson
Diamond Township
Charles Johnson
Alta
Chas. Johnson
Mabel Dohneon
Axel Anderson
A. P. Swanson
Mra
A. M. Anderson
C. A. Johnson
O. B
Nellie Johnson
Marathon
E. G. Johnson
Wataga
Illinois
Thompson Farm
Ben
Diamond
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Chamberlain's Liniment
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana writes that years of rheumatic attacks are relieved immediately by Chamberlain's Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes 25 and 60 cent bottles are sold by J C Nelson.
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Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberisin
Gale
J. C. Nelson
Interesting News From Far and Near Items of Interest
A roundup from several towns reports retirements and sales in Storm Lake. Louis Henne quits harness business. J H Kennedy sells Storm Lake laundry to C F Martin of Sutherland. Eds Boatman and Inez Zelna Long wed in Milner ND. they will live in Peterson. Marcus population debate puts it over 1000. plus various local notes on band plans, election results, hospital rumor corrections, and marriages.
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Louis Henne
Storm Lake
J. H. Kennedy
C. F. Martin
Sutherland
Edgar Boatman
Peterson
Inez Zelna Long
Milner
North Dakota
Marcus
Marcus News
Petergron
Galva Tribune
Will E. Johnston
Japan
China
Mike Cassidy
Whiting
Kenyon
Johnston
Storm Lake Pilot Tribune
A. R. Biddle
E. L. O'Banion
Monnay
C. W. Moore
Aasessor
Mahoney and Shank Livery Firm Dissolves Partnership
Notice states the partnership of Mahoney and Shank in the livery business is dissolved and Cyril Mahoney becomes sole proprietor.
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Mahoney & Shank
Cyril Mahoney
Alta News Items and Local Changes
Hunkers Corners plans a three act comedy at the Opera House on Friday April 16 to benefit the library. Henry Kay of Storm Lake buys the Dinger restaurant and will repaint and remodel the building. Alta reactivates the Commercial Club under new layout and leadership. Chas A Shearon becomes Wisconsin Lumber Co yard manager replacing Titus who resigns for health reasons. The Dagger family mourns Clarence who died after an operation following illness from school Friday morning.
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Opera House
Henry Kay
Storm Lake
Alta
Titus
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Chas. A. Shearon
Owen Dagger
Clarence
Great Beyond
Young Schuldt Killed In Runaway Crash Near Cushing
William Schuldt eldest son of Mr and Mrs Carl Schuldt of Douglas died after a runaway team struck the carriage near the road junction between Cushing and the main road to Correctionville. He suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries and died within about thirty minutes after being taken to a doctor.
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Holstein
William Schuldt
Carl Schuldt
Douglas
Cushing
Harry Stone
Correctionville
Schuldt
Stone
Five More Street Lights Installed by City Electrician
H. J. Whitlatch, city electrician, reports five new street lights added this week. Two overhead lamps go on Main street between crossings, one at the 8. T. Dick corner, another between F. H. Crepps and H. P. Nelson homes in the northeast. A bracket lamp is placed near H. A. Holmes cement plant. With these lamps the town is now nearly fully illuminated by electricity.
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H. J. Whitlatch
City Electrician
Main Street
F. H. Crepps
H. P. Nelson
H. A. Holmes Cement Plant
Typewriter Ribbons For Sale At The Sentinel Office
The Sentinel offers typewriter ribbons for sale at their office. Paragon non filling ribbons are available and promoted as the best option.
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Sentinel
Paragon
Farmers United to Oppose Rate Increase
The 41 west of Chicago railroads push for higher freight rates before Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago. Farmers associations in Illinois Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas Nebraska and Kansas oppose increases arguing grain rates are already high. Hearings set for April 17 to 21 1915 with expert testimony from farmers elevator groups.
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Commissioner Daniels
Interstate Commerce Commision
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
A Cure for Sour Stomach from Battle Creek Lady
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. Sales point notes J. C. Nelson as the dealer.
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Wm. M. Thompson
Battle Creek
Michigan
J. C. Nelson
Ice cream in bulk at L. P. Nelson restaurant
Bulk ice cream offered at L. P. Nelson restaurant with unlimited access anytime. Also advertised Typewriter ribbons for all machines at The Sentinel office.
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L. P. Nelsom
Sentinel Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Seat News
Frank Duenbostle
West Cedar Street
G. J. Tomlinson
W. F. Huber
L. P. Clark
F. J. Miller
Bob DeLoss
Dean Barnes
R. C. Seaman
Betty
G. J. Lewis
Iona
Washta Journal
Journal
Fay Gano
Mayo Hospital
Shin
Rochester
Etary
Tald
Bagenstos
F. S. Barnes
Barnes
Albert BE. Morse
Washta
Sulphur Springs
Isadore E. Pierce
Nemaha
Fort Dodge
Ed Daniels
Buena Vista County
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Daniels
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