Local notes and notices from Aurelia and vicinity
Local clerks and residents report visits with relatives, travels to Chicago, Elk Point, and Alta. Townsfolk advertise phonograph sales, stock shipments, and farm opportunities. Community events include church services, choir duties, and a meeting of the Standard Bearead. Local prices offered on flour, cattle auctions, and clothing from Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Morgan
Sioux City
EF. Daniele
Chicago
Geo
Nevubr
Dakota City
W. HH
Mabel
A. A.dingman
W. F. Brewster
Harry Lockin
W. EB. Halghe
Ila
Geo. Clover
S. Minmimert
Rev. Wate
South Dakota
Watt
Aurelia
Acon Afwr
Dover Ag
Pew
Frank Newman
John Kolpin
Diamant Township
Hagover
Chas
Rabberness
Methodiat
Mra
Brooks
Local ads offer goods and services with mixed prices
A jumble of early advertisements lists cheap bead goods, belts, wallpaper, loans, drapery and hosiery from local merchants. Names like Wilhelm & Mummert, J M Mayes, J C Lockin and O H Brooks appear with notices to call for loans, wall paper samples, curtains and new merchandise arriving soon.
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Johnsan
Kalpin
Carron
Alta
Haute
Gohd
Andrew Doliaan
Wilhelm & Mummert
Wilhelm & Mommere
Winple
J. Gc, Nelo & Co
J. C. Lockin
Clemens Nordstrum Marriage in Diamond Township
Ray Clemens and Darna Nordstrum wed on January 29 1807 at the Nordeteain home in Diamond township with Rev Waterman officiating. Everett Clemens served as beat man and bride’s maid Portner attended. The couple, raised in Diamond township, plan to farm near Galva beginning March 1. Guests from away included Nordatrug Celia Cher okee Oscar Mrs Helberg Esther Elmer Martin Olson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Clemens
Mine Darna Nordatrinn
J. G. Nordeteain
Diamont Township
Dg. Waterman
Morningside College
Mins Fell
Everett
Wae
Diamond Township
B. Clemena
Galva March
Lowts
Cod. Nordatrug
Celia
N. Anderson
Oscar
Helberg
Esther
Aon Elmer
Martin Olson
Alva Alva Taylor
Marysville
Geo. Garber
Alva
EK. M. Converse
Aurelin
Farmers Elevator Company Planned At Woodmen Hall Meeting
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at Woodmen hall focused on incorporating a new farm era elevator firm. Stock total reached 7000, officers elected include F G Scott president and T H Bell VP, with Hartigan secretary and Wine treasurer. Directors G W Jones, Henry Glawe, Frank Parrott, T Converse, and Gua Olson. By laws read and adopted, charter to be filed shortly. Cherokee county events slated for next week feature pantry kitchen product contests and prize drawings for county farmers wives and daughters.
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Cherokee
A. C. Smith
Aden
Aurelia
Alta
Price
Law
Teri
Aurelia Lumber Company
Aurelia Lumber Company's Oftice
Geo. M. Miller
Cherokee County
Stieres
I Luekin
Lowe
Mia
China
Orchestra
Husleiana
Mina Ellen Joinson
Mie Iimt
Migs Mildred
Coombs
Ania
Gen
Careon
New Farm Era Elevator Company
Woodmen Hall
Hartigan
Nolle
T. W. Hartigan
P.D. Wine
G. W. Jones
Henry Glawe
Frank Parrott
T. Converse
Gua Olson
Molyneux
Aaste
Mr. Hathaway
State Grain Centera Association
Aurelian High School Notes Amid Accreditation Debate
Ames high school notes report uneven sex enrollment with 60 boys and 71 girls, inspector Barrett visiting January 10, and prior partial accreditation from Prof Charles Hualues of Morningside College. To win full accreditation, twelve grades and three teachers are required. Four graduates Dan Whitney Lily Dierek s Ethel Marat and Alt Kenyon seek state certificates in Cherokee. Basketball team heads Friday to Marcus for an evening game at the opera house, with Willie Murphy On Jones Carl Nelson Roy Schrroeder Geo Bronka Dan Whitney on the roster.
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Boya
Uiria
Fowea
Boyk
Birls
Barrett
Atate
Ames College
Hualues
Morningside College
Dan Whitney
Lile Diereks
Ethel Marat
Alt Kenyon
Cherokee
Dan
Marcus
Opera House
Willie Murphy
On Jones
Carl Nelson
Roy Schrroeder
Geo, Bronka
Killed by the Cars at Cherokee Miner Ed Skinner Crushed
Brakeman Ed Skinner dies in a Cherokee railroad accident Monday morning after a backing engine strikes the bumper he was lifting. Wachtler narrowly escapes, Coroner Smyth to hold an inquest. Skinner, about 34, leaves a wife and four children. Auction planned at Aurelia north of town with horses, cattle, farm implements, and other property to be sold beginning at 11 o clock. probate-style details listed.
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Ed Skinner
Cherokee
Avery
Ed. Skinner
Ut & Coal
Ulner Ars
Mathews
Wuchtler
Skimner
Ale HH
Chevener Trewan
Abe Stein
Hill
Wachtler
Mr. Skinner
Mar. Skinner
Fogard
Sud
Smyth
Skinner
Pavie
Aurelia
Poland
Ching Boars
McCormick Binder
McCormick Mower
U. S
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