Local Courting News and Wedding Milestone in Peterson Area
Mrs Sump of Clarinda visits relatives. Elenor Hesse from Laverne meets Hesse family. Local visits include Meiers, Swensen, Zorn, Brunswick, and Matzdorf. Infant of Mr and Mrs Sump dies. funeral at German Lutheran church. Newlyweds Felten couple to reside on Felten farm near Peterson after wedding festivities and move of Felten senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elk and
Brooke News
Sump
Clarinda
Iowa
Elenor Hesse
Little Nephew
Laverne
Hesse
Farmers' Blacksmith Company Incorporation in Aurelia Iowa
Articles of Incorporation filed under Iowa law establish Farmers' Blacksmith Company to operate a general blacksmith wagon and woodwork shop in Aurelia Cherokee County Iowa. Official start Feb 28 1916 with 1000 shares authorized at ten dollars each and two thirds vote required to dissolve. Annual stockholder meetings in Aurelia last Saturday February with one vote per stockholder.
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Iowa
Farmers’ Blacksmith Company
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Local Notes From Mt Olive And Surrounding Towns
Mrs Amos Hahn is under a doctor’s care. Mrs Robert Kemma visited Sioux City from Saturday to Wednesday at her mother Mrs Ehrp’s home. Mr Howard Pelton moved household goods to a farm near Quimby. Mr and Mrs Robt Klemma spent Sunday with relatives in Cherokee. W Houser and family moved to a farm near Cherokee. Young people attended a party at the Harry Rankins home for their son John. Carl Johnson and Hulda Gustafson were quietly married in Alta and will live on a farm near Aurelia. Mrs Sam Campbell and children returned from Ames after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kemma
Sioux City
Ehrp
Howard Pelton
Quimby
Robt. Klemma
Cherokee
W. Houser
Harry Rankins
John
Carl Johnson
Hulda Gustafson
Alta
Aurelia
Wahlstrom Moding Wedding at Moding Home
Ellen Moding united in marriage to Elmer Wahlstrom of Alta at the Moding home on a Wednesday afternoon February 23 1916. Rev N J Lundahl of Alta officiated with Mabel Wahlstrom singing Lohengrin Bridal Chorus. Brother Hilda Moding served as best man. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended a reception and supper with pink and white flowers and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlstrom-Moding
John Moding
Ellen
Elmer Wahlstrom
Alta
Lohengrins
Mabel Wahlstrom
N. J. Lundahl
Hilda
Articles of incorporation amendments and notary attestation
The document outlines Article 7 limiting indebtedness to two thirds of capital stock and Article 8 allowing amendments at annual meetings or special meetings with two thirds stockholder approval. A notary public declaration from Cherokee County Iowa authenticates the signatures of listed individuals on February Ath day 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee. Co
D. J. Gilchrist
Iowa
Ind
Cherokee
Aron Holderness
D. M. McQuinn
Kinnon
L. F.'Cave
Frank * Drye
L. H
Dyslin
Fred. S
Blake
Jay
V. Petion
D.'C. Bowers
Alfred Stief
Albert Pingle
W. H. Sw Ensen
Wi Mu
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Swan Larson
Mt. Olive
Hanover
Galva
Sadie
Leonard Larson
Prop
Guire
J. A. Johnson
Crippen Farm
Fei
Herman Meiers
Sturm Lake
Sioux Rapids
Harriet Chindlund
Brooke No. 5
Lydia Swensen
Minnie Zorn
Vesta
Minnesota
John Roggon
Mable Brunswick
Sutherland
Anna Matzdorf
Henry Sump
German Lutheran Church
Willie Swensen
Harry
Erwin
Lily Matzdorf
George Buddenhagen
John and
Linda Stief
Ning
Peterson
Felton
Felten Farm
Mrs. Felten
Bradford Hulburt Farm
Sentinel
Aless
MT. Olive News
Amos Hahn
Sam Campbell
Ames
Fuller & Johnson
John Deere
McCormick
Great Western
Concord
W. ©. Newcomb
Henkel & Rutledge
W. H. Bischel
A. D
Aaron. Holderness
G. L. McKinnon
L. F. Cave
Frank Dryer
Dyalin
Fred S. Blake
D.C. Bowers
W. H. Swenson
Swanson Bros
William Mummert
W.H. Johnston
E. J.kohlhagen
Ray Baltimore
Wm.Gerke
Ruebsam
Qlin C. Jones
Reckoff
G.A. Robinson
T. Henley
State of Jows
Eoe
Are
Tad
Ood
DR. E.,g. Bates
Dr. Winfred Moulton
National Bank
A. H. Waddell
J.C. Baumann
Nelsons Restaurant
P. Nelson
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