Forest City News Roundup Sees Local Ills and Moves
Local brief notes report Mrs. Carroll Otis injured with a broken toe at the hospital. Burman resigns from Larson-Charlson clothing and will enter dairying, to be filled by B. M. Clark. Orville Groves treated for pneumonia at Irish Hospital. Buddy Olson ill, family to Braham for care. Baby Martha Bartleson dies at 14 weeks from brain disease. funeral at Synod church. M. Kelly moving from Laurens to manage Manhattan Oil in Hampton to Swea City. Peter and Alfred Berkland ill. father Berkland passes away. community remembers his construction work. W. C. Stueland family attend mother-in-law’s funeral then return due to daughter’s illness. Breen visits sister ill in Buffalo Center. relatives travel from Dike. Lee Schurr sustains arm injuries in car crank incident. Dr. Scanlan and Miss Havig wed at Catholic church. New pool hall and barber shop opening in Badge-building. liquor license request denied. George Graham wins third in rat-killing contest with 168 rats. cash and Farm Bureau prize total $83. Olson attends Dr. Hage golden anniversary in Scarville. gifts noted. Ostrander visits Thompson. Murphy Door Bed rep tours region. Excavation for Peckham home cellar complete. California brother aiding. Cassel in custody of Federal agents, to face grand jury in early June. Simmons seen around Forest City area. Winnebago venture noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll’ Otis
Burman
Larson-Charlson Clothing
B. M. Clark
Orville’ Groves
Adolph Groves
Orville
Synod Church
M. Kelly
Laurens
Manhattan Oil Company
Hampton
Swea City
Peter
Alferd Berkland
Eagle Grove
Berkland
Af. D. Breen
Bouffalo Center
John Woodcock
George Johnson
Abel “Limberg
Buffalo Center
Dike
Geo. Klenk
Alzona
C. J. Scanlan
Rose Havig
Welook
Erds
Titonka
Caunell
Geo. Graham
West
Des Mines Register
Sunday Register
Register
Farm Bureau
Sharpness
Fam
Mas. Hage
Fum
Dr. Hage
Scarville
Via Olson
Cing
Migs Olson
A. J. Ostrander
Murphy Door Bed Company
Chicago
W. G. Ostrander
Thompson
Halies
Northern
Towa
Cassel
Jane
Lilma
Local notices and community figures from Lakota and beyond
Rev Wigwe plans services in Buffalo on Friday while Mrs Kornel is ill. Rake Opera House hosts speaker Miss Louise H Hollister on May 5. Wolf hunting claim by Elmer McDowell. 175 wolves killed in two years. Poultry hawks sweep Tama county. 54 shot. New game law prompts 150-signature petition in Winnebago. Electric fan fire injures spectator. show insurer settles. State Reformatory inmate counts drop to 62. Alfalfa sowing on 400 acres near Centerville draws crowds to plan night plowing. Albert Sherrer’s team struck dead by lightning near a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwe
Buffalo
Kornel
Obert Hellandia
Luther Gellega
Decorah
Louise H. Hollister
Davyenport
Town
Rake Opera House
J. T. Haugen
Bob
Elmer McDowell
Clayton County
Tama County
Urbeans
Paul Mader
George Chambers
Lakota Items from the Record
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bill Benson last Tuesday. Miss Julia M Liesveld and Rachel Lindsey visited Buffalo Center last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ben Warren and Tom Tamen drove to Rochester Sunday to visit Chas Seibolt in hospital there. Mrs G F Kaht left for Parker Oregon last Saturday for her mother's funeral, who was visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Benson
Julia M. Liesveld
Rachel Lindsey
Buffalo Center
Ben Warren
Tom Tamen
Rochester
Chas Seibolt
G. F. Kaht
Parker
Oregon
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Tom
Dr. Murray
Murray
Winnebago County
Albert
Forest City
H. J. Sidey
Greenfield
Adair County
Sligek
Hibinor Hutchinson
State Reformatory For
Rockwell City
Calhoun
Appanoose County
Centerville
I. Lazelle
Fnr
Aighinbig
J. N. Gray
Winthrop
Buchanan County
Albert Sherrer
Mr. Fitzsimmons
North Iowa
Audi
Patton Brothers Co
Mason City
Iowa
Firestone
Costigan Motor Co
Chamberlain
Snell's Pharmacy
L. P. Miller
J H. Sowers
Johnston
Susie A. Gallup
Ernest J. Gallup
Chiropractors
G. F. Dolmage
T. Grothaus
First National Bank
Essex
Soie
Hudson
B. D. Sterling
Fisher
Oakland
General Motors
Aaves
Akland
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