For Sale Two Main Street Properties in Aurelia
Auction note says two business holes on Main street now occupied with good profits. Brick frame building and another structure both yield steady dividends. Apply to Geo Aliier at Aurelia Lumber Company office. George Miller.
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Holces
Maintowa
Geo. Aliier
Aurelia Lumber Company
George Miller
Local Notes and Visits Report from Aurelia Area
A chaotic mix notes local residents traveling to Sioux City for dealings and banking, visits by J. G. Scott and J.E. McClintock outlines, births and moves nearby, and various advertisements. Mentions of Bank First National and community notices in Aurelia with names like Mr. Rankin and Mrs. Hankons.
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J. G. Lockin
Sioux
Wilhelm & Mummert's
Misa Lola Scott
Cedar Falla
Aummnier Acool
Auirolla Erchanta
Sti
G.q. Lewis Han Hin
City
Melvery
Sioux City
Bankery
Misa Mattia Cochran
Cherokee
D. Hankons
W. Sleexer
Geo. W. Benson
Tipton
Aurelia
Rankin
Stoon Star
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Penitentary
Stern Lake
J.E. McClintock
Sac City
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Metcalf & Cannon
Paullina
Metcalf
John Metcalf
Cyclone Strikes Charles City In 1908 Tornado
A cyclone and tornado ripped Charles City causing fatalities and widespread damage. The storm path crossed farms destroying houses barns and livestock with many buildings leveled. Path spanned about ten miles and reached near Charles City college before fading northeast.
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Charles City
Minalug
Atock
Bart
New Polat
Charles City College
Lueld
Unis
Flonsea
Rils
Debrig
Tawna
Barna
Home Wedding Unites Nelatives In June Ceremony
Surprised on Thursday June 4 at Mrs I Buddenhagen home, Mionje Buddenhagen wed Sir Lou Andérmon. The ceremony was at the Uer pian Lutheran church with Rev Hartman at noon. The bride wore white Elk gown. attendants included Migaca Emina and Auguste Buddenhagen. The wedding march played by Milas Row Buddenhagen. About eighty relatives attended dinner. guests praised the couple and wished them a happy future.
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Mra. I
Buddenhagen
Mionje
Lou “Andérmon
Uer Pian Lutheran Church
Hartman
June Jones
Tialde
Migaca Emina
Auguste Buddenhagen
Henry Pingel
Henry Honstrudhk
Milas Row
Ig Hosa Miegel
Misa
Uuddentingen
Anna Pinge
Preaenta
Obituary of George Grigsby Roots Run Deep in Midwest and Montana
George Grigsby born in Kentucky in 182. Moved with parents to Stephensgn county Maods at age twelve. Married Margaret Shoemaker in December ST. they had twelve children. Widow and all children preceded him. he leaves two brothers, four daughters, and several relatives. He moved to Whitefish Montana a few years before his death and joined the German Baptist church in 18M9. Funeral held at the Drethern church with Elder Carat and Bilder un Mngson. Community mourns a good citizen and loyal church member.
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George Grigsby
Kentucky
Stephens
Sgn
Margaret Shoemaker
Frirstdy
John
Aurelie
Samuel
Aviroa
Neb
Zortman
South Dakota
Abs. Jones
Alun
Min
Bone Adam Grigelly
St. James
Sllan
Milton Grigaby
Whitefish
Montana
Hig Renialng
Aure
Drethern
Carat
G. 8
Brethren Church
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