Grand View Addition Platted in Aurelia Auction Next Week
Grand View named addition to Aurelia formed from the Mummert tract, 20 lots sized 60 by 140 feet. Lots west of EH H Simmers home, high ground with graded streets. Scholl and Coon conduct public auction Tuesday at 1 30 with $50 in gold giveaway and Aurelia Concert Band performance.
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Grand View
Aurelia
Mummert
EH. H. Simmers
George Lamm
W. H. Bischel
Nelson
Scholl & Coon
J. S. Mummert
Rock Rapids
Sibley
Humboldt
Alta town well site abandoned and new bore planned
The proposed town well site was abandoned after drilling over eighty feet without water. Council to try a new location near the power house with a test auger before a larger bore. Ed T. Meredith campaigned in Alta on Saturday about liquor and good roads.
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Ed T. Meredith
Iowa
Alta
Meredith
C. E. Cameron and Company Drug Store
C. E. Cameron
Miai Look Sir
Chicago
Oliver Olaon
West
Grand Canon
California
Yellowstone Park
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Obituary of Ole Paulson Former Aurelia Leader and Farther
Ole Paulson 65 died September 26 1916 at his home near Aurelia after a long life in Iowa. Born October 28 1850 in Throndhjem Norway he immigrated 1881 and married Anna Cullum later to Gena Danielson with thirteen children from two marriages. He worked 35 years with Wisconsin Lumber Company for 25 as yard manager and served on the school board city council and Norwegian Lutheran church. Funeral Friday at his home and the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Thorson officiating burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Ole Paulson
Paul
Maret
Olson
Throndhjem
Norway
Aurelia
America
Chicago
Anna Cullum
Paulson
W. P. Miller
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Pleasant Hill
Thorson
Dows
Iowa
Card of Thanks and Lodge Resolution for George Randall
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father and for flowers. Maple Lodge No 495 I O O F notes the death of brother George Randall and extends sympathy to his family. Resolutions will be spread on lodge records and published in The Aurelia Sentinel. M S Fairchild Committee B Butterfield
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Paulson
Maple Lodge No
George Randall
Aurelia Sentinel
M. S. Fairchild
Cherokee County News Briefs Touch On Local Deaths and Deals
Max Ellsworth Dailey dies at 17 months after a prolonged illness. E E Lyman buys the Richardson farm, 131 acres, at 150 per acre with exchange. W F Hutton becomes sole owner of the Motor Inn garage after trading his Quimby interests to L H Hartleip. Wrunk Taggart and daughter return from Michigan reunion after fifty years. Cherokee beats Hawarden 14 0 in football opening. George Cave injured in buggy accident. County supervisors award bridge contract to Federal Bridge Co for 1850 dollars.
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Max Ellsworth Dailey
W. O. Dailey
Times
E. E. Lyman
Richardson
John Lemon
W. F. Hutton
Motor Inn
Quimby
L. H. Hartleip
Wrunk Taggart
E. D. Snider
Michigan
Hawarden
George Cave
Debolt
South Fifth Street
Ten Years Ago Farm and Local Business Deals Noted
Ten years ago A W Leeds sold his farm southwest of town to Simon Stieneke for 100 dollars per acre. Herman Brummer bought forty acres near the McQuire schoolhouse for 70 dollars per acre. E M Converse sold his blacksmith shop interest to August Carberg. Prisch and Donat sold their flour and feed store to D P White. W H Garber sold his interest in the general store to remaining partners, firm now Garber and Mummert. E W Hill took possession of the Lockin Hotel property. C M Morgan and C H Lockin are named in the article. George Converse wed Elsie McElfra in Lake View. they plan to move near Sioux Falls. A M Converse suffered a bad back injury and weakened, aged 76. Bernard Paulson named manager of Wisconsin Lumber Co yards in Aurelia after his father’s death. friends note his appointment.
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A. W. Leeds
Simon Stieneke
Herman Brummer
McQuire
E. M. Converse
Converse & Reeve
August Carberg
Prisch & Donat
D. P. White
Rogers
Arkansas
W. H. Garber
Garber & Mummert
E. W. Hill
Lockin Hotel
Mesars
C. M. Morgan
C. H. Lockin
Bernard Paulson
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Aurelia
Bernard
Andrew Erickson Finds Missing Ford Under Corn
Cherokee Democrat reports Andrew Erickson of north of Meriden recovered his lost Ford amid corn fields after a six week search. The car was hidden with top down among tall stalks, suggesting a local motive. Erickson, who recently bought a second Ford, now owns two cars.
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Andrew Erickson
Meriden
Northwest
Far and Near Local Notices Roundup
Buena Vista Vidette reports George Foval plans to relocate and open a west side restaurant in Suther land after his prior burn. Arthur Hunter dies from injuries after a boiler explosion on a traction engine incident September 15. Storm Lake pilots seek a 2000 foot seine to harvest soft fish this fall, selling locally. Cherokee Democrat notes fire destroys a cattle barn and sheds on H. C. Wilson farm, hay lost, one horse saved, insurance unclear. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune covers George C. Scott campaigning for Congress with strong local support and a farmers picnic in Marathon. Manson Democrat previews Northwest Iowa Methodist Episcopal conference at Spencer October 4–9 with Rev. Earl Hoon invited to preach.
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Storm Lake
Sioux City
Pilot-Tribune
Scott
Marathon
Manson
Manson Democrat: the Annual Northwest Iowa Methodist Episcopal Conference
Spencer
Earl Hoon
W. F. Gleason
R. A. Horton
Hoon
Grace Church
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Grand View Addition
Sentinel
B. Butterfield
Nelson’s Drug Store
Woodward
Opyright Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaf Schafiner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Lewis
Wilson Bros. S
County Seat News
Board of Supervisors
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Buena Vista County
Wil
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George Converse
A. M. Converse
Elsie McElfra
Lake View
Sioux Falls
Converse
George Foval
West Side
Sutherland
Washta Journal
Arthur Hunter
Talmage
Cedar Rapids Oil Co
P. F. Parrott
O. A. Royer, Jeweler
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