Seed potatoes and goods advertised at Garber's
Local items list seed potatoes garden seeds rain coats dresses and shoes at Garber's and Lewis's. Notices note farm products butter cream lard and onions, plus hardware and auto items and visits by residents to Cherokee Sioux City and Storm Lake. The routine community notices include sick days births and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Store
Hanford
Garber’s
Julius Jordan
Galva
Mattie Howell
Cherokee
Lewis’s
Dan Dukes
Sioux City
Yale Yell and a Gun Noises Save a Sail on Yangtse
Bartlett G. Yung recalls a perilous Yangtse voyage described in World’s Work when about thirty ragged Chinese soldiers gathered on a launch. He fired fifty shots and yelled the Yale cheer to deter them, sparking chaos that left him shaken but unharmed as the boat reached Nanchang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yangtse
Bartlett G. Yung
Yale College
Chen
Yale
Nanchang
Interesting News From Far and Near
A compilation of local notes: W R Jenkins of Washta broke a leg after a horse kick. LeMars plans a frame church costing about 6000. Washta and Aurelia share a mid August chautauqua. H H Lucas of Cherokee eyes county recorder nomination. Quimby fans seek new ball ground location. Linn Grove to vote on Peterson Power franchise. Mrs Chas Zwick of Cherokee dies at 64 after short illness. Susie Smith and Harry Lamoreux wed in Cherokee. Peterson Patriot reports chautauqua grounds beautification. Oscar Hall visits Storm Lake. recalls past conversion. D Kingsbury eyes Cherokee furniture store lease. Fred Haley ill. crop plowing aid organized. Frank Lindsay seeks Cherokee county state representative nomination. Mrs George Graeber of Sioux Rapids commits suicide. Local Odd Fellows set dedication of new hall for April 28-29. Eddie Grapenthin dies in Chicago hospital after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
Aurelia
H. H. Lucas
Cherokee
Diamond Center
County Recorder
Quimby
Herald
Linn Grove
Susie Smith
Harry Lamoreux
J. D. F. Smith
Leeds & Lamoreux
Peterson
Storm Lake
Ten Years Ago Town Life Moves And Turmoil
Ten years ago Andrew Swenson and family planned to move from the farm north of town this week. L O Lizer and family moved to Cleghorn to run a general store with his brother. John Bunn a Cherokee county official and Washta mayor was shot and gravely wounded by Harry Thompson. Dr Cleaves of Cherokee bought the Norman Lockwood 200 acre farm in Spring township for 12500. A. A. Dingman and Miasa Joy Klee berger wed April 20 1904 at the Congregational parsonage. J C Lockin will travel to Los Angeles to attend the M E church general conference as Northwest Iowa delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Ohio
Garber’s
People’s Store
D. Hankens
Donald
Maydle Rapp
Esther McClain
Nora Jensen
Alta
Agnes Kane
Mary Mahoney
G. J. Lewis
Carl Schulke
Omaha
J.C. Bauman Sr
Ambrose Perry
Webster City
Lon Perry
Ed McManus
Emma McManus
J. C. Lockin
Palacios
Texas
Robert Smith
Sherburne
Minnesota
Harry Haight
Afton
Julius Jordan
Geo. Brooks
Pacific Coast Casualty Co
James M. Gay
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Marcua
Andrew Swenson
L. O. Lizer
Cleghorn
Mr. Lizer
John Bunn
Cherokee County
Board of Supervisors
Washta
Harry Thompson
Dr. Cleaves
Norman Lockwood
Spring Township
Mr. Lockwood
A. A. Dingman
Miasa Joy Kleeberger
Richard Watt
J.C. Lockin
Los Angeles
California
M. E. Church
Northwest Iowa
For Sale Lost Found Locals 5
A short classifieds item notes items or notices for sale, lost or found with a local contact line. Details are unclear but indicate routine community classified activity in the column.
New Subscribers Added to List This Week
The past week added new subscribers include Alfred Stiencke of Aurelia and George Glawe and August Hanson of Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stiencke
Aurelia
George Glawe
Alta
August Hanson
Aurelia Lumber Company Seeks Settlements From Debtors
As we close the books Aurelia Lumber Company requests all debtors to call and settle at once. Notice from Jas Hartigan Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Lumber Company
Jas. Hartigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
Ana
Garber’a
Mary Mahony
Lewis
Glenn Parrott
M. Muommert
Spencer
M. O. Miller
Luella Wharton
Myrtie Swisher
Mias
Nina Samuelson
W. P. Miller
Studebaker
J. S. Mummert
Henry Golnitz
Near Peterson
A. G Connell
Aurelia Auto Company
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Bert Wilson
Laura Hoard
Steve McClain
Congregational
J. L. Radle
Dakota City
Nebraska
Grenner
Worth McManus
Wilson & McLaughlin
Sentinel
Chas. Waddell
J. A. Rapp
M. Dick
McClain
Illinois Central
J. 8. Mummert
Roy Hill
Edgar Rapp
Neil Whitney
Reginald Maitley
E. W. Hill
A. Alsgaard
E. A. Krout
Lewis's
E. D. Snider
Chenoa
Illinois
G. E. Stump
Congregational Church
Chester Olson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Chester
L. G. Olmstead
Boye Needle Co’s
Farmers National Bank
Todd Protectograph
Ilinoia Central
Central
Paddy Siglin
Des Moines
Isabell
Waterloo
Arthur Ewoldt
Tenday
Wenne A Met
Coata
Leela Gay
Farmers Elevator
Andrew Johnson
Manson
Victor Stieneke
S. D. McClain
Sentinel Office
M. E. Gleason
A. W
Baltimore
Henry Miller
Josh Shank
John Grigsby
Aurora
Bessie Stewart
George Wharton
Roy
Automobile Institute
Ladies Aid Society of
Mt. Olive Church
Olmstead
Yale Yell
W. R. Jenkins
LeMars
D. Kingsbury
Defiance
Iowa
Trahn
Fred Haley
Frank Lindsay
Diamond Township
Lindsay
George Graeber
Peterson Patriot
Chicago
Eddie Grapenthin
The
Town
Excelsior
Phoenix
G. B. Scott
Aurelia, Ia
A. H. Waddell
Fred Schroeder
Buis
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