Peter Holmstrom of Fort Dodge Dies at Home
Notice reports the death of Peter Holmstrom of Fort Dodge, who passed away at his home on Thursday evening. He was the father-in-law of Mrs J S Lyons and Mrs Fosner, lived nearby before moving to Fort Dodge, and was survived by a large family. His wife died about three years ago. Judge and Mrs Davidson are in Rochester Minnesota this week. Axel Miller works on weed cutting along the Milwaukee highway hoping to please President Coolidge and perhaps win concessions for Iowa farmers.
Ruthven Local Notes Highlight Summer Visits and News
Ruthven and nearby residents report a flurry of visits, travels, and events. Mra Mossberry and baby return from Davenport. Matt Stell travels from Oklahoma after his mother’s death in Dubuane. many neighbors host relatives from Spencer, Estherville, Sioux City, and Des Moines. A Catholic mission opens at Sacred Heart. births, anniversaries, and medical updates mix with school news and kitten ball results.
Curfew Items Surfew Visitors From Algona
June 6 report notes Mr Frosts father and mother from Algona visiting the area. Mr Frost Sr is described as the oldest telegraph operator in the United States. Mrs Erdmans mother Mrs Kennedy of Wesley spent the past week visiting her daughter here. JW Pergnton family and Mrs Homer Lowman hosted gatherings. Mr Ladien’s Aldlant attended.
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Surfew, Ta
Frost
Algona
Mr. Frost
United States
Erdman
Kennedy
Wesley
JW. Pergnton
Pat
Brecher
Homer Lowman
Ladien
Local Notes From Cylinder And Emmetsburg
Edna Martini assists at Cylinder State Bank. Alex Johnson returns from Minnesota to improve farm buildings. Victor Gard visits Emmetsburg. Seth Unvey’s group hosts a well attended dance and social. John Jensvold and Chas McCarty visit Cylinder and Royal Montana residents. Gene Martini back from Creighton University now working. G J Oliver attends a ball game at Silver Lake park. Seth Hovey and George Klierig return from Minnesota fishing with a good catch. Charles Slagle and Emmetsburg relatives visit. Chris Meltvedt seeks medical advice in Sioux Falls. George Freeman attends Little Jack Little program at Emmetsburg. St Thomas church announces marriage of Geo Slagle to Josephine Klieg on June 21. Lon Hendrickson heads to Omaha. Freeman to Minneapolis for business. Mrs Hovey accompanies mother to Des Moines. Miss Alice Atkinson arrives from Centralia Washington where she taught.
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Mary Murphy
Beatrice Webbe
Spencer
W. C. Foster
Ames
Catherine
Algona Boys
Graettinger
Harold Johnson
Geo. B. Johnson
Des Moines
Waldorf College Choir
Forest City
Hawkeye Theatre
John Sullivan
Lewis Iverson
Democrat
Coleman
Estherville
Hession
J. P. Christianson
A. OC
Emmet
Ed Arnette
Fair Tacot
Minnesota
E. A. Baumgartner
John Wikert
Pred Rubink
J. B. Lambe
Moudar
Rebekah Lodge
West Bend
Father Kelly
Dubuque
John Kelly
Ayrshire
Columbia College
Ore Aes Opera House Company
ES. George
P. J. Hession
Johan Reidy
St. Thomas College
SS Paul Pranels Lambe
Waldorf College
John Bondhus
Haaken Tharesun
Victor Gard
Emmetsburg
Seth Unvey
Circle No. 6
John & Jensvold
Cylinder
Chas. McCarty
Royal
Montana
Fairville
Gene Martini
Chris Meltvedt
Sioux, Falls
Kate Ford Malia sister of BP. BE. Malla dies in Clare
Ayrshire June 7 special Mrs Kate Ford sister of BP. BE. Malla of Ayrshire died at Clare last Sunday at age 11 months. Survived by one son Edward of Clare and four sisters Mrs J F Duffy Portland Ore Mrs Fred Sief Omaha Mrs T M Bradley Manson and Miss Aunt O Malia at home. Funeral at Lizard Catholic church tomorrow. O Malis share community sympathy.
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Ayrshire
Kate Ford
Malla
Clare
Edward
J. F. Duffy
Portland
Oregon
Fred Sief
Omah
T. M. Bradley
Manson
O. J. Klopka
O'Malia
Lizard Catholic Church
Mr. O'Malis
Coolidge Visit Costly for South Dakota State Lodge
Sioux Falls reports the state game lodge near Rapid City, built when 125000 acres were bought, is leased to a private party who now rents at 200 per day. Taxpayers would pay 12000 for use of their own building and lands as the President and Mrs Coolidge visit this summer.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Coolige
Tried to Steal Tires From Roy Hutton’s Chevrolet Truck
Thieves tried to steal tires from Roy Hutton’s Chevrolet truck parked opposite Las Waverly Hotel last night. They fled unfinished after loosening nuts and leaving a jack behind. Mrs Luddington is reported ill. Miss Lottie Wagner, Mallard correspondent, was in Hummelstown. Whittemore baseball defeated West Bend 7 to 0.
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Roy Hutton
Las Waverly
Otal
Luddington
Lottie Wagner
Hmmeétsburg
Mallard
Whittemore
West Bend
Freedom 4-H Club Girls to Meet or Jate
Freedom township 4-H Club Girls plan a June 9 meeting at Marcella Goeders home with a program on milk use canning strawberries and peas and greens. Leaders Geraldine Rife Gladys Salven organize demos and a stunt committee.
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Freedom
Freedom Township
Marcella Goeders
Maryoeders
Mountain King
Margaret
Louise Danuman
Ceraldine Salven
Geraldine Rife
Gladys Salven
Death notices and family travel updates from Emmetsburg area
Mourns Death of Brother John Fitzpatrick after a week of illness in Luning Nevada. Bart Fitzpatrick was years old and native of Tre land Mayo. Oldest operator in the U S, Mr F A N Frost, and Mrs Frost visited Emmetsburg en route to Algona then Wirock Minnesota. Frost, BL years old, a railroad man for 57 years, once at West Bend. Mr and Mrs John J Sullivan and family of Gracitinger visited Emmetsburg, spending time with Mr and Mrs Schumacher east of the city. Thos Fitzpatrick of Churdan spent the weekend with his brother Jon Fitzpatrick of Emmetsburg. Leo Fitzpatrick was home over the weekend. he lives at Ostord, this state.
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Maurice O'Connor
Oid
Coudtus
Nebraska
Monten Cullen
Emmetsburg
Gertrude Thompson
Plover
Mercsatile
Alice Spiker
Rolferg
W. J. Peters
Leone Wilcox
Minnesota
John Phelps
C. D. Johnson & Sons
H. B. Ward
Peterson-Taylor
Algons
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
George Schultz
Nellie Shulte-Taylor
Des Moines
Mr. Taylor
A. A. Whitmer
Ray
Dakota City
Koylas
O. B
Isk
Mason City
Chas. Gustafason
Edwin
H. F. Gustafason
Council Bluffs
Martha Gustafason
Equa Gustafason
Cedar Falls
John Fitzpatrick
Luning
Nevada
Bart
Reltives
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Tre~land
County of
Mayo
U. S
F. A. N. Frost
Algona
John J. Sullivan
Gracitinger
Schumacher
Thos. Mtzpatrick
Churdan
Jota, Fitzpatrick
Emmetsbure
Leo Fitzpatrick
Ostord
Mrs. O Hall Praises Anedla Root Relief
Mrs. O Hall of Cambridge Minnesota reports thirty years of sick headache and gall bladder trouble ended after three bottles of Anedla Root. She claims a six pound gain and feeling like a new person. Anedla Root advertised for chronic constipation rheumatism gas bloat ing and liver trouble sold by Bert Hughes.
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O. Hall
Cambridge
Minn
Bert Hushes
Hughes and Taylor Family Visit Emmetsburg Relative
Bert Hughes and Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor and their little son spent Sunday with Emmetsburg relatives enjoying a family reunion.
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Wm. Taylor
Little Son of
Rolfe
Emmetsburg
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