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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
2
The Aurelian Sentinel announces subscription pricing at $1.00 per year in advance and $1.30 if paid later. Published weekly each Friday and entered as second class mail matter at the post office.
The Lockhand Gays Company began trench digging for a gas plant on Wednesday with several workers. Geo A Smith of Dew Molies Bridge & Iron Company visited Friday to plan starting the water main work and expects two crew of material this week. The city council advertises for bids this week to erect the tower house, with a digging force to be put on and the building finished within two weeks after start.
The new hotel near completion is expected to open for business by October 20 after plastering and bathing work finish next week. Local commentary praises the building as a credit to the city and notes a surprise party for Miss Fay Crippen, with various community updates including council decisions, births, and farm conditions.
Fragmentary note describes passenger guidance and station actions in multiple districts and towns. It mentions a return time around 10 a.m. and operations at Cherokee and Sioux Falls, with references to trains and conductors.
Long list of town news including visits by residents to Slayton Milan Wentworth and Sioux City College of Medicine. Reports on church services council resignations weather damage bridge work crop prospects and social events with numerous names and dates across Aurelia Cherokee County and nearby towns.
Visitors excursion on Wednesday September 16 offers a rail trip from Cherokee to Alden with stops to Decatur and Hi vole. Tickets 310 return within fifteen days, with route through various points and urged early address to Dulane Iowa for those planning to join.
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