Hog prices and local notes from Lone Rock
Wm Broderson of Lone Rock sold hogs at Lone Rock for 760 dollars per hundredweight. The week features travel to Des Moines for an auto show, visits from Ole Peters on, and the Haag family moving to Amery Wisconsin after running a local restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Algona Advance
Wm. Broderson
Lone Rock
Myx. Broderson
W. A
Butterfield
Minnesota
J. Newel
H. C. Lindsey
Des Moines
Esther Weisbrod
Philip Weissbrod
Alfred Helgason
Ole Peterson
Heron Lake
Alfred
R. G. C. Haag
Miss Viola
Amery
Wisconsin
Mr. Haag
Mrrs. Haag
Death claims wife and mother in home tragedy
Terris Tribune reports a death at the home of Fred W. Below with the grim reaper’s entry. Nearby notes include Robert L. Kemple securing signees for next year’s lecture course, plus six numbers booked for the place. Also mentioned are Mrs. G. A. Skewis and Mrs. A. W. Bascom visiting Des Moines to see Mrs. Wm. McNary, who is recovering and returning to Ruthven. The paper covers rental plans for a former Hammes building, Mrs. Cooper’s lease, and local moves including A. J. Carlson’s Montana trip and G. O. Hovie purchasing the E. H. Hunt residence.
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Terris Tribune
Fred W
Grim Reaper
Robert L. Kemple
Mr. Carlson
G. O. Hovie
E. H. Hunt
Bride and farm investment mark local news
Mr Hiovie backs Terri investment as a rented property. Warren Dodge returns home with bride Miss Sadie Phillips of Green County. The couple wed in Jefferson last week and plan to settle on Dodge’s farm southwest of town.
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Hiovie
Terri
Warren Dodge
Sadie Phillips
Green County
Jefferson
Dodge
Ife
Mr. Dodge
Town
Gas well shows strong flow at Emmet county site
The Ringsted Dispatch notes the Emmet county gas well remains active with robust output. Local resident George Bannister has used the gas for two years in a cook stove and the flow remains as strong as ever.
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Emmet County
George Bannister
E Farm
M. H. Petersen
H. Lenz
Lansing
Iowa
Peter Henriksen
John H. Thompson
R. Wilkinson & Son
Mitchellville
H. C. Jensen
Emmet
Ralph Butler
Chicago
W. B. Holmes
E. C. Vahldeick
E. C. Vahlideick
Jens Christensen
Guthrie
Local Social Notes from Ruthven and Surrounding Areas
Ruthven Free Press items show Bertha Gare spending Tuesday with friends in Sheldon and Mrs. Grant Smith visiting Spencer for a short time. Mrs. Fred Finch returns to Sioux Falls after her mother’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Churchill back in Mason City after visiting Mary Donlon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson depart for Fostoria before returning to Fort Dodge. Mrs. Wm. McNary improving after surgery in Des Moines. Miss Clara Johnson announces engagement to Harley Edwin Holmes of Sioux Rapids with wedding planned mid February.
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Bertha Gare
Sheldon
Grant Smith
Spencer Mionday
Fred Finch
H. H. Rice
Sioux Falls
Martin Churchill
Moon City
H. M. Anderson
Fostoria
Fort Dodge
Wm. McNary
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
Clara Johnson
Harley Edwin Holmes
Sioux Rapids
Local notes from Emmetsburg area and Chicago trip
April 1 events include Miss Johnson seen at the post office and Lola Olivar visiting Edna in Emmetsburg. Rev. L O Wigdahl leaves for Chicago for seminary work and expects return mid March. A near fatal train incident between here and Livermore narrowly averted when a portly Emmetsburg man slipped between cars. rescue by a bystander and bell signal halted the train.
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Johnson
Lola Olivar
Emmetsburg
Edna
And
Mirs
Earl Smith
Spencer
Mr. Smith
M. Albert
EM. Nelson
Harbison
Whittemore
Bramley House
Ole Landing
Aly
Harbinson
M. H. Sorenson
L. O. Wigdahl
Chicago
General Council
Theological Lutheran Seminary
Wigdahl
Wig‘dahl
Here
Livermore
Storm Lake Advertisers and the Men Behind Local Progress
A call to list Storm Lake business men who advertise and cross off non advertisers. The remaining names are praised as driving progress, bearing the brunt of enterprise, improving prices and service, and sharing profits with patrons.
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Storm Lake
Advertising draws people to town and boosts local trade
The elder brother of the community, the advertiser attracts outsiders to spend money in the town. He protects, directs, and advances his own community, acting as the citizen plus in Storm Lake.
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Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Plowmen Wanted to Break 20 to 25 Acres Pasture
Farmers seek workers to break and prepare 20 to 25 acres of old pasture prairie sod once frost lifts. Ground was thoroughly tiled in 1914. Call T. D. Collins at once.
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T. D. Collins
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J. A. Gammon
Gracttinger
A. H. Shaver
Prop
Graettinger
C. C. Rucker
THE
SPIES
John
Pres
Farmers’ Grain Co
Vv. L. O'Con UN, Secy
the Times
H. E. Shartle
From
Ruthven Free Press
EB. B. Merriman
E. M. Carnahan
Graetinger
Fred Simonsen
R. Young
Wallingford
R. C. Rhode Island
E. D. Darling
Enquire Larson Realty & Insurance Co. Uy
Lewis Lippold
Cameron
D. W. Cameron
Rogers Bros
International Silver CO
Meriden
Conn
Meriden Britannia Co
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