Regional notes from Storm Lake and environs
Reports from Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune and Washta Journal include J W Smith promoted to station agent at Sheldon with replacement in Washta, Newell’s new school building dedication January 23, a shed fire killing a prized horse of Allie Conley, the Security Bank becoming Security Trust and Savings Bank, Amous Sitz’s death in Clay county, a forgery case in Rembrant involving Wallace Duncan and J B Whitaker, and a Whitaker telegram link to the hoard of bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Security Trust and Savings Bank
State Banking Department
Peterson
Amous Sitz
Clay County
Emma Fraser
Peterson Telephone Co
Wallace Duncan
J. B. Whitaker
Duncan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cherokee Piano Tuner Takes His Own Life
E E Jones a Cherokee piano tuner aged about forty died in the Mason Hayes residence on West Cherry street by opening the gas jet this morning. He was found by Pearl Hix a DeLoss grocery delivery boy around 10 30 and had probably been dead three or four hours. Jones had sat in a chair awaiting death and Mrs Jones and health concerns were noted.
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E. E. Jones
Cherokee Times
Mason Hayes
West Cherry Street
Pearl Hix
DeLoss
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Alta
Mr. Jones
Wesley Siglin Traded to Portland Coast League Club
Wesley Siglin of Aurelia Iowa infielder is traded to the Portland club of the Pacific coast league from Pittsburgh. He received notice of his release Sunday and welcomed the coast league transfer. Longer season due to good weather boosts potential earnings.
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Wesley Siglin
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Sioux City Journal
Aurelia
Iowa
Portland Club
Paddy
Pittsburgh
Public Sale Dates Listed For Local Auctions
A notice prints upcoming public sale dates in the area. Names and Feb dates include G. M. Deiterich Feb 6 Gearke Bros bred sow sale Feb 13 O. W. Larson Feb 14 P. J. Pearson Feb 19 A. L. Neville bred sow sale Feb 23 Georke Bros farm sale Feb 27. Get Lewis price on sugar before you buy.
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G. M. Deiterich
Gearke Bros
O. W. Larson
P. J. Pearson
A. L. Neville
Georke Bros
Lewis
Cherokee County Pioneer Deaths and Local Notices
Death claims Cherokee county pioneer John E. Main at 74. Mrs Polly A Kidder dies after long illness. George E Beebe, early settler, passes at nearly 61. Also notes on Cherokee County guard unit status and a forgery case of Carl Koldt. High school basketball loss to Sioux City 12 to 6. Allie Hill, Illinois Central engineer, dies after illness.
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Cherokee County
John E. Main
West Cedar Street
Co. M
National Guard
Polly A. Kidder
R. J. Kidder
Carl Koldt
Koldt
Sioux City
Alexander Geddes Hill
Allie
Hill
Illinois Central
Go to Church sign placed on Hultgren and Johnson building
Grace Carey of Storm Lake has joined First National Bank as stenographer and began work last week. J L Carrington moved his car and family to Hunter Missouri where he bought a farm. Friends extend sympathy to F G Tincknell on his death. A birthday surprise celebrated Mrs Ells thirty ninth birthday. School buses ran routes despite blizzard road conditions with some delays. Mrs W P Miller dies suddenly in Florida and will be brought home to Storm Lake with funeral plans pending.
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Hultgren and Johnson
Grace Carey
Storm Lake
First National Bank
J. L. Carrington
Hunter
Missouri
Carrington
F. G. Tincknell
W. P. Miller
St. Petersberg
Florida
A Few Things You Can Buy at The Sentinel Office
The Sentinel Office lists remittance books order books and calendars available locally. The notice notes items you can purchase without traveling out of town and invites readers to see what else can be supplied.
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The
Sentinel Office
Classified Ads Invite Sellings and Bargains
Have you any articles to dispose of put a want ad in The Sentinel. Second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment sell well at five cents a line. Every week ads report ready sales in Classifieds. Good berries in syrup two cans for 35c at Harris.
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The
Sentinel
Harris
People Who
Ten Years Ago Moves and Real Estate Transfers Noted
Ten years ago Lloyd Wilson sold his residence to Frank Mummert who also bought the Hartman building on Main Street. Mummert plans to move. McQuinn will relocate to a Greenville area farm by March 1. Mrs. Johns will move from the farm southwest of town in about two weeks. J. H. Adams bought the W. J. Prisch residence and will take possession soon. B Wieland and family move March 1 to Aurelia. Wieland’s land will be farmed by Frank Wieland and Mr. Demorest in Afton Township. Aurelia band prospects improve with five clarinets and over twenty pieces. practice ends in spring.
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Lloyd Wilson
Frank Mummert
M. Mummert
Hartman
Main
Ray McQuinn
Greenville
Clay County
B. Wieland
Aurelia
L. Pingel
Frank Wieland
Demorest
Mr. Wieland
Afton Township
Older Boys Conference Opens in City With Banquet Speakers
The older boys conference brings 300 delegates from Northwest Iowa to the new high school building at 3:00 Friday. Fred G. Rogers leads hosting committees to arrange homes for entertainment and a Friday banquet will feature Hon. F. Faviile of Storm Lake with toastmaster John Griggs.
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Iowa
Fred G. Rogers
Rogers
F. F. Faviile
Storm Lake
John Griggs
Presbyterian Church
Leonard Paulson
Chicago
E. C. Wolcott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tema
W. F. Brewter
the Clothing Department of
G. J. Lewis
Aurelia, Iowa
County Seat News
Democrat
George E. Beebe
Wm. Ell
W. Is. Haight
Elk Township
Iba
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