Ruthven Happenings Chronicle Local Visits and Deaths
Ruthven community notes many visitors from Mason City Emmetsburg Spencer and Webster City attended gatherings at homes of Brown Gurman and various Ruthven families. The region mourns Colby a Sioux Falls resident, and Mrs Geelan dies aged elder. A car collision injures Mrs Stephas. services for Colby held at Norwegian Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutivod
Mise Truth Jorgenson
Mason City
Ruthven
Fred Brown
June Jay
Barlbarm
Brown
Win. Willis
Mike Gaugler
Rew
Marie Jensen
Seto
Tnouis
Edward Meyers
Bernice
Charles Walters
West Bend
Edith Nielson
Spencer
Charles Metz
Helen Bradley
Anna Nolan
Mason Ci Heoriua Osterius
Wisconsin
J.C. Gurigan
John Berg
Wo ‘Ty Hemphill
Jon Andersen
Gurman
Carl Miller
Alma Wisdaht
Ames
Sum
Leo Corley
Emmetsburg
Keetric Park
L. Q. Wigdahl
Masin City
Charles
Manson
Mabel Odds and Daughters
Rozcoe
South Dakota
LeGrand Golf Chute
Grandma Newford
Abiaiay
Man-uel Newgund
Twite
Saba
Valles
North Dackota
Wigdahi
Sioux Falls
Colby
C. Colby
T Ruthven
Bural
Norwegian Lutheran Church
L. O. Wigda
New- Hard
Morxoe
Charles ‘Mongell
C. W. Goff
Farm Bureau
Roy
Thomas Archer
Des Moines
Arnoldy Park
Mildred Jonas
Bertha Praether
Earl
George Law
Mervin
Lee
Earl Dunn
Clare
Lost Island Lake
Home Missionary Society
M. E Church
Vitegin Lake
Harold Barringer
N. C. Bale
Smithland
Iowa
John Bale
Alex Ruthven
Peter
Ann Arbor
Michigan
John Raithven
Cora Babcock
Spencer Hospital
Michael Geelan
Ruth Anderson
Bigger’s
Curlew Notes from Curlew and Nearby Visits
A Curlew gathering reports many residents at a Sunday ball game in Silver Lake. The Ray Whitmer family spent Sunday with relatives at the A A Whitmer residence. ArL Brown and Ned Brown with families visited Carey Saturday evening. Mrs Frank Lacey and daughter Elizabeth of Cressewell Oregon visited Easton friends Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacerty
Ayawhire
Vatey
Daath
Minnewot Milly
Malta
Nelly Baston
Nett Johnson
Port Dene
Guide Weqs
Harve Ward
Wis
Kings
Buckty
C.K. Ferguson
Das
Ferguson
Roland
Plover
Wood Steehter
Silver Lake
Mar
Ars
Atl Sen
Abee
Gills
BM Locke
W. 3
Brechter
Port Dodge
Klinge
Fortuny
Mallard
J. 4. Johnson
California
Todinum
Allire
Curlew, Ta
Curlew
Ray Whitmer
A. A
Rodman News Briefs Report Local Happenings
June 22 notes from Rodman detail Jobh Mitchell’s renewal in Fort Daige and a Tuesday gypsy presence for fortune telling. J. P. Walker family heads to Portland era planning June three months away with stops in Jamestown and Spokane. Lost Island lake crowd, film delays, and local firecracker concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedmian
Jobh Mitchell
Roun
Tow
Fort Daige
J. P. Walker
Portland
Oregon
Jamestown
Montana
Spokane
Washington
Vancouver
Seattle
Leta Turner
Algona
John Carr
St. Louis
Paul Peterson
Lloyd McClelland
Empustsburg
Rodmanites
Lost Island Lake
R. A. Hoskins
Merl Bell
Henry Bargman
John Housman
H. F. Hilbern
Thos. McCormick
D. W. Davis Tours Chautauqua and Flood News
D. W. Davis ex governor of Idaho delivered a Chautauqua talk in Emmetsburg under poor conditions. Floods delayed a eastbound train by 8 to 10 hours and caused water depths from six inches to three feet in McGregor business districts. Knights Templars of Iowa met at Spirit Lake for a four day session, and Lutheran picnic near Whittemore drew a large crowd with a full program. Great NorthernRailway plans a 3 million investment in bus lines to spur competition and serve as feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Senator Brookhart
Masonity
Emmetsburg
McGregor
A. T. Cunelaye
Knights Templars of
Iowa
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Braunds
Aldea Chapter I A A Mad Quod The at Narrison Mark de Pyldigy
A historical note describes the Aldea Chapter I event at Narrison with mentions of May Ner mundt at Valpariso and Dr Po Holst of Roane. The gathering included officers, bids to purchase the institution, and a long attendance by local citizens and students from Valpariso. The scene is set 44 miles south west of Chicago with participants from Paty Ao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldea
Nermundt
Valpe
Po Holst
Roane
Otto
Chicaso
Paty Ao
Valpariso
Lehigh Banker C J Woodard Dies in Minnesota
Lehigh banker C J Woodard died in Rochester Minnesota last Tuesday after a surgical operation failed. He previously served in Lehigh’s financial community and was noted for his long association with local banking circles. The town paper announces its annual meeting at Clear Lake on August 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
C. J. Woodard
Rochester
Minesota
Clear Lake
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Alice Cronius
Enmetstirs
Jenswold & Salven
First
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J.B. Torgeson
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Iowa Public Utility Company
Encoura
Cigners
Central States Electric Co
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Speromiters
Securities Department
South Second 5
Cedar Rapids
Central States Electric CQ
South Second St
Cedar, Rapids, Iowa
States Electric
Rodman News
Bro
Mitchell
Rapid City
Charles J. Mitchell
Storm Lake
Qur City
Davis
Whittemore
Yaudt Grove
Great Northern Road
de Pyldigy Roultia
Betty
VAL Ab
Hareivon Park
Presegl
Eek
Iaavhue
Naat
Ray BarrLes
Emmetsbure Fountains
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Surat
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O'Connor
Iors
A. J. Burt Atorney
Fatatow
Opera House
Emmoetsburg - Me Lowa
BE. A. Morling
W. H. Morling
Bank Emmeetsurg
Harold H. Brereton
First National Bank
Towa
J. Janssen
Palo Alto
Laws
Knoblauch Block
F. B. McTigue
Osteopathic
Bimmetsburg
R. W. Heise
Waverly Hotel
Bimmetsburg Jewn
Lewis Steahmer
Justice of the Peace
FOY Undertaking Puttors
Office—Phony
Munroe Johnson
J. F. Shallenberger
Chicago
Waverly
Shallenberger
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