Rolfa Memorial Day address and Algona events
Judge Coyle gave the Rolfa Memorial Day address. The Algona Chautauqua runs June 24 to July 3. Notables include Nellie Atkinson visiting Whittemore, John Cullen in Whittemore with a fine car, and a new parsonage planned by Algona Congregationalists. The high school class graduates 46. Emmetsburg doctors outnumbered. Spirit Lake doctors have cars. Ackley to hear commencement by Prof. Edwin Starbuck. The Gollmar Bros. circus visited Algona. FA Litz campaigns for state railway commissioner.
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Texas
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Ackley
Gollmar Bros
Algota
FA Litz
Peterson
Clay’ County
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Minnesota
Odd Fellows
Kossuth County
Milford
Henry Hughes
Northwest Tow
Wm. Mather
Rolie
Congregational Church
Supt. Hicks
News of Twenty Years Ago Highlights
A mosaic of happenings from Emmet and surrounding counties includes Crowder adding to home and barn at High Lake, depot robbed, Kingsley murder case in Des Moines, Ruthven weddings and memorial day talks, meteor ownership dispute, census work, and notable births and deaths among local families.
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High Lake
Emmet
Cullen
Algona
Billings
Young Kingsley
Anaulosa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Various Local Notices From Palo Alto County Region
Miss Smith a Palo Alto bank stenographer returns home early this week. Edward Joyce named census enumerator for Lost Island district but declines. Thos McBride of Silver Lake township injures himself Saturday. not serious. John Donahue of Independence township dies at 29 Friday. Hibernian band hires Prof Floyd for another year. J D McCarty and family move to Emmetsburg from Lyle Minnesota. Ammon of Nebraska visiting daughter Mrs J H Dawson. Prof Gemmil re-elected city schools superintendent. A O B division buys a new American flag. Editor Woods of Estherville Republican leaves paper to try farming. Mr Jenkins remains publisher. Railway ticket Chicago to Emmetsburg now 3 dollars. Chicago to Denver for St. Republican judicial convention set Rolfe June 1. Judge Carr likely renominated. Good Templar lodge organized at West Bend. Attorney Hughes of Spencer seeks Republican nomination for Eleventh district congress. Thos Doyle of Walnut township to
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Ruthven
van Kirk
Heary Bros
Ft. Dodge
Winchel
Forest City
Cole
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Washington Territory
Music Hall
G. G. Wheeler
U.s.thompson
G. J. Mikesh
Ea Grover
Fairfield Township
M. C. Grier
Carson City
Nevada
Father Dullard
Rock Rapids
John Moore
Freedom
Peter Duer
Ayrshire
Thos. Glaer
Edward Joyce
Lost Island
Thos, McBride
Silver Lake Township
John Donahue
Independence Township
Hibernian
Floyd
J. D. McCarty
Emmetsburg
Lyle
Minnesota
Ammon
Nebraska
J. H. Dawson
Gemmil
Our
Missouri Origins Mentioned in Local Column
Geo Boyle notes Missouri roots and recalls Tom and Billy caring for a batch while wives were away. They claim they can duplicate the pancases the scribe produces any old time, highlighting a light hometown anecdote from Minneapolis.
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Wm. Smith
Minneapolis
Tom
Billy
Missouri
Geo. Boyle
Spencer News Teases Clean Celebrations in Bammetsburg
The Spencer News promotes a June 29 event in Bammetsburg promising a wholesome day with a grand, elevating celebration. It invites brothers Glas gow and others, pledging no street gamblers or disreputable displays, and even offers two new autos as prizes for attendees from Missouri and locals alike.
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Bammetsburg
Glasgow
Democrat
Emmetsburg
Missouri
Cattle Shipment Mixup Leads to Losses and Dispute
From Blunt South Dakota fifty cattle were shipped to Rolfe Iowa by misrouted agent and billed to Ross Iowa. The cattle arrived late and were poorly fed, some died, and the shipper refused extra freight. Cattle were sold after a six day dispute and settlement. A separate Mallard Leader report says Chris Schroeder narrowly escaped a serious crash when a car struck telephone wires stretched across a road near Mallard. Occupants escaped unharmed, workers minimized danger as wires were lowered.
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G. W. Rich
Blunt
South Dakota
Rolfe
Iowa
Ross
Des Moines
Chicago
Guy
Rolfe Reveille
Mallard
Chris Schroeder
Emmettsburg
Arvin Sands
Mayne Rumored to Retain Post Office if Defeated for Nomination
Near By News notes Mayne may keep the Emmetsburg post office as a reward for running against an insurgent congressman. It adds that Woods’ recommendations won’t force him out if he chooses to stay. The Estherville Democrat also cites routine political chatter about keeping office through sacrifice.
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Mayne
Emmetsburg
Woods
Estherville
Democrat
Mrs King Plans Cottage on Family Fruit Lands
Mrs J E King now in Sunnyvale California says she will have help from her carpenter son to build a cottage on the ten acre fruit land the Kings own in the neighborhood.
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J. E. King
Sunny ¥Ale
California
Algona
Will Bank on Isle of Pines Amid Island Real Estate Push
R P Ewing returned Monday from months on the Isle of Pines. Mr Hying, heavily invested in Island real estate, plans to organize a large bank there. Spencer Herald.
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Will
Isle of Pines
R. P. Ewing
Time changes at Ruthven announced by new schedule
Change of Time at Ruthven takes effect this week. The southbound passenger departs at 8:55 a.m., freight south at 11:00 a.m. The northbound freight leaves at 1:00 p.m., and the northbound passenger at 6:45 p.m. Free Press.
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Ruthven
Sesstree
Free Press
Trouble About Some Porkers Causes Hog Ownership Dispute
Our stock buyers argue over hog ownership after Wegener and Higgins purchased by phone and Sam Schultz later bought in person from Mrs. Bressin of Lotts Creek township. Hogs weighed and penned by Wegner & Higgins Saturday, Schultz then obtained a writ of réplevin from Algona and took the hogs, still in his possession.
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Wegener
Boysen Sells Cattle in Fine Market Shape
B G Boysen returned from Chicago pleased with cattle sales averaging 115.91 dollars per head. The seller notes the cattle were well fitted for market, a result that brings evident satisfaction to the seller and reflects strong demand in the market.
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B. G. Boysen
Chicago
Mr. Boysen
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