Rutledge family to Loveland Colorado for summer Cottage stay
E E Rutledge and family left Alta by auto Tuesday for Loveland Colorado where they own a cottage and will spend the summer there. The First National Bank of Alta installed two burglar proof locks on its vault doors enhancing security. A basement break in occurred after the Rutledges departed but nothing of value was taken. Paddy Siglin of Salt Lake professional baseball hit two homers in one game and led the league in several batting categories as Salt Lake defeated Sacramento with a possible coast league record eleven runs in one inning.
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E. E. Rutledge
Tuesaday
Loveland
Colorado
First National Bank of
Alta
Uze
Paddy Siglin
Paddy
Siglin
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
City asks cleanups on Main Street July 18
Due to rubbish along Main street, owners and tenants must clean gutters and the street in front of their businesses and pile the rubbish for haulaway on the morning of Monday July 18. Mayor T. B. Parker signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Parker
Subscription Renewal Notice for Sioux City Paper
Local page advertises renewing subscriptions to the Sioux City paper at The Aurelia Sentinel office. Readers are urged to call and send money to save postage and support the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Aurelia Sentinel
Happenings From Nearby Towns Deluge the Area
A roundup of local items notes Mrs. Mazie Coates of Quimby dies at 27, Frances Irene and Louise Hansen wed near June 29, Geckler buys H W Burgess meat bakery, Cleghorn votes tuberculosis cow testing, A R Mickleson’s Ford coupe stolen then recovered, Samuel Collin dies of sunstroke, Storm Lake hosts record Fourth of July attendance with up to 18 000 on the lake side and 5 000 at the Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Democrat
Mazie Coates
F. M. Coats
Quimby
Peterson Patriot
Claus Johnson
Frances Irene
Louise Hansen
Sutherland Courier
Geckler
H. W. Burgess
Cleghorn
Linn Grove
A. R. Mickleson
the Lakes
Andrew
Galva Tribune
Samuel Collin
Silver Creek Township
Ida County
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Storm Lake
Aurelia Wins Extra Inning Tie With Casino Team
The Aurelia baseball squad defeated Casino 6 to 6 after eleven innings Sunday at the Casino. Aurelia led 3 to 1 after eight, Jessa Pierce of Casino hit a tying homer in the ninth, Casino scored two in the eleventh but Aurelia answered with three to win. Heard pitched for Aurelia with Carlberg and Rapp catching.
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Aurelia
Casino
Jessa Pierce
Heard
Harry Carlberg
Albert Rapp
Gravel Road to Fort Dodge Surfaces Progress
Alta Advertiser reports three crews graveling Grant Highway between Pomeroy and Fort Dodge with plans to surface to Fort Dodge this fall from the Cherokee county line. Ten miles will wait for spring 1922. Right of way already surfaced in the county. Cherokee county advances west toward LeMars and Sioux City along the Illinois Central line.
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Alta Advertiser
Grant Highway
Pomeroy
Fort Dodge
Cherokee County
LeMars
Sioux City
Illinois Central Railway
Bootlegger Fined in Double Offense Case at LeMare
Sheriff Langwin brought prisoners before Judge Bradley in LeMare. James Lane of Aurelia pled guilty to bootlegging and received 200 fine and thirty days jail, his second offense. Wallie Borechric faced manufacturing charges with 150 fine and release until after harvest. Paul Severich fined 100 on the same charge. Borechric has a wife and two children who recently arrived from Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langwin
LeMare
Bradley
James Lane
Aurelia
Austria
Paul Severich
Lawrence Butterfield Marries a Los Angeles Girl
Announcement of Lawrence F. Butterfield of Aurelia and Miss Mabel Pearl Bravender of Los Angeles California. The wedding occurred at the bride’s parents home in Los Angeles with Miss Laura Butterfield and the bride’s brother serving as attendants. The couple plan to live in Los Angeles.
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Lawrence Butterfield
Los Angeles
Lawrence F. Butterfield
Mabel Pearl Bravender
California
Laura Butterfield
Armatrong
Iowa
Lawrence
Aurelia
Aurelia Lumber Company
MRS MINNIE WATERS DIES AT 63 IN CHEROKEE
Mrs Minnie Waters died Sunday at her Cherokee home at age 63 years 5 months and 24 days She lived near Aurelia before moving to Cherokee Survived by two sons Earl near Quimby and Elmer Cherokee two daughters Mrs John Lowrie and Miss Dora Waters a brother C F Miller and sister Mrs Wm Glane of Aurelia Funeral services held at Cherokee Christian church conducted by Rev Wm Baier with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery at Aurelia
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Minnie Waters
Cherokee
Christian Church
Wm. Baier
Aurelia
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Sentinel Office Seeks Renewal for Sioux City Papers
Conscription renewals to the Sentinel office ensure continued delivery of Sioux City papers. Remittance will be sent on behalf of subscribers with no extra charge.
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Sioux City
Sentinel Office
Real Economy Means Living Wisely Within One's Bounds
Officers offer to explain economic guidance and surplus management ideas to residents, inviting them to visit for details and advice.
Ten Years Ago Happenings In AurelIa
John Bengston completed a new $6,000 home southwest of town. Mrs. R. B. Howell, hurt by a sky rocket, is recovering. Hall left for Sioux City and Omaha to buy goods for the Diamond Center store opening next week. Lou Jensen and Edna Chase married July 8 at Storm Lake. Jensen works at Harry Holmes cement works. Auto prices tumbled. farmers buy quickly. Light crop prospects seem not depressingly affecting gales. Ed Kohlstedt parachuted on July Fourth at Storm Lake, sank to lake bottom, rescued by Orria Swanson and others. he narrowly escaped drowning and plans no more drops.
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John Bengston
R. B. Howell
Hall
Sioux City
Omaha
Diamond Center
Lou Jensen
Edna Chase
Storm Lake
Mr. Jensen
Harry Holmes
Cement Works
Alta Advertiser
Kohlstedt
Chautauqua Park
Orria Swanson
Kohly
Accident on County Road West of Cherokee Injures No One
Saturday afternoon a collision occurred a mile west of Brummer corner near Cherokee involving a Holmes truck driven by Herman Coker and a Glawa car. Both vehicles were on the wrong side of the road when they met. they tried to steer clear but the truck veered into an embankment. The Glawa car struck the bank, damaging the truck front end. a broken wheel on the truck resulted, plus a bent axle. Occupants escaped without serious injuries.
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Brummer Corner
Cherokee
Holmes
Herman Coker
Wm. Glawa
San Embankment
Barn and outbuildings burned near Larrabee road
Engineer D. M. Flickinger of near Mill creek bridge suffered a heavy loss Friday night when two barns a silo a corn crib and a cream house were consumed by fire. A stack of green hay and clover fueled the blaze which started about 10 p.m. total damage estimated 1500 to 2000 dollars with 950 dollars insured.
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D. M. Flickinger
Mill Creek Bridge
Larrabee Road
Barneas
Tuola
Flickinger
Breakfast Party Honors Mrs W U Parks at Fraser Home
Mrs Zelda Chamberlain and Mrs Arthur Fraser hosted a nine o clock breakfast for the Woman s Club officers in Mrs Fraser s home to honor Mrs W U Parke who will move to Tacoma Washington A centerpiece of nasturtiums and gifts marked the occasion A. H. Eddy presented Mrs Parks with a sterling fork in appreciation of her leadership The Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association meets July 16 at 1 80 p m to amend the articles of incorporation per attorney guidance.
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Zelda Chamberlain
Arthur Fraser
Woman's Club
Fraser
W. U. Parke
Tacoma
Washington
A. H. Eddy
Parks
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia
Attorne
J. C. Lockin
Shipper Warns Against Feeding Hogs En Route
John Romick of northeast of Traer warns shippers that feeding corn to hogs during transit causes shrinkage. He shipped two carloads to Chicago in hot weather, kept cars clean, fed nothing in stockyards or en route, and saw no shrinkage compared with others who fed corn and lost about ten pounds.
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John Romick
Traer
Saya
Romick
Chicago
Traer Star Clipper
Wm. Schluntz Died at Storm Lake
Wm. Schluntz passed away Wednesday morning at the Chas Baddenhagen home in Storm Lake. Short services will be held Friday afternoon at the Baddenhagen home and the funeral at Afton Lutheran church at four o'clock with burial to follow. An obituary will be published next week.
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Wm. Schluntz
Storm Lake
Chas.Baddenhagen
Baddenhagen
Afton Lutheran Church
Congregational Notes at W A Parks Church Schedule
Morning Service 10 30 Church School 11 45 Christian Endeavor 7 00 Evening Service 8 00
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W. A. Parks
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Marriage Headlines From Cherokee County Seen In Sioux City
News from Cherokee highlights the Saturday marriage of Miss Margaret Green and Mr. Berry Sisk both of this city in Sioux City. Civil notes include conductor Steve Spinharnay resuming duty after illness, Rosella Thiel improving after a severe auto railroad collision injury near Cleg Horn, and city actions on cemetery road paving as Bryant Paying Co. completes about 1000 feet of work. An ordinance banning Sunday theatres and moving pictures is printed in The Democrat Times. Amos Mathews appointed secretary to Chairman Burton of the American educational commission for a six month China study trip starting August 18.
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Times
Sioux City
Margaret Green
Berry Sisk
Democrat
Steve Spinharnay
Bryant
Cemetery Road
Amos Mathews
Aon
J. J. Mathews
Law Department
Chicago University
Burton
American Educational Commission
China
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County Seat News
Rosella Thiel
Nick Thiel
Morton M. Newcomb
Montraville M. Wood
America
Robt. L. Finch
Joymakers
Edna
Lyceum
Homer C. Boblitt
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