Fallow News Brief Reports Local Social Event and Visits
A basket social at Hannah Henningsen's school Friday drew young attendees who enjoyed a well prepared program. Miss Margaret OConnor traveled to Colfax for a short spring visit. Mr. Henry Duhn and Miss Bettie Jensen wed Wednesday and began housekeeping on the Ed Duhn farm. J A Suss visited Emmetsburg Saturday. Don Show is visiting at his brother Jim's this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Henningsen
Margaret O'Connor
Colfax
Henry Duhn
Bettie Jensen
Ed Duhn
J. A. Suss
Emmetsburg
Don Show
Jim
Lost Island follows new buttermaker at Palo Alto creamery
Mr Williams becomes Palo Alto creamerys new buttermaker as Terril reports a scarlet fever scare with three families quarantined. Dr Naac tends Beatha Hague who suffers bronchitis and quinsy while Ida Johnson sews for Mrs Rosland and Mrs Rierson. A surprise party on March 5 honors Mr and Mrs Elmer Olsens tenth anniversary gathers numerous locals including Lena Christensen Art Thompson Ole Norris Joe AmdaH and others for a festive evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Johnson
Sam Rosland
Anfin Rierson
Elmer Olsen
Lena Christensen
of Graettinger
Art Thompson
South Walnut
Ole Norris
Joe Amdah
F. S. Sheffield
Peter Dublin
Otto Christensen
Waldee
Anson Biergen
Trena Christensen
Ida
Minnie Thompson
Peter Chrstensen
Reverend James Moves Into Dickinson House North Of Osgood
South Walnut notes Reverend James preaches at 3 p.m. Sundays in the school house. Weeler family from Illinois will live on Jake Smith farm. Walnut School Board met at Guerdett school. Mr and Mrs A Swessinger of Mallard visited. Mr Faust of Osgood lost four cows last Friday. Northbound train helped cows off track near the station. Rock Island claim agent in town to settle company claims. A farmer stood up for his rights against the railroad, a rare event.
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James
Dickinson
Osgood
Weeler
Illinois
Jake Smith
Walnut
Guerdett
A. Swessinger
Mallard
Hiram Millerke
Faust
Rock Island
Waterloo
Hoprig Names Julius Jenson as School Director
Julius Jenson appointed new school director at Hoprig. Luke Schmidt family relocates to the farm they rent near Ringsted. Benson family from Illinois moves onto the same locality. Mr and Mrs Paul Dahlke visit Ruthven and Sunray with Laura Peterson and family. Everett Crumpine arrives from nearby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jenson
Hoprig
Luke Schmidt
Ringsted
Benson
Funeral attendance and family movements in a Iowa community
George Lorimer Jr from Storm Lake attended his grandmother’s funeral, then returned to Benna Vista College. Out‑of‑town mourners included George and T. W. Doughy, James and Greg Gowana, Dick Peddie, W. Thompson, James Rogerson and sister Janet, John and James Todd and sister Margaret of Depew. W. R. Bryan and Herbert Bryan drove from Armstrong. Thiel family moved from Armstrong to Fairview Stock farm, while the Bryan family boarded nearby awaiting the Estherville house to be vacated. O.N. Young and Blanche from Cedar Falls planned visits to relatives in Oskaloosa and Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
James Robinson
George Lorimer, Jr
Storm Lake
Benna Vista College
Margaret
Depew
W. R. Bryan
Herbert Bryan
Armstrong
Thiel
Fairview Stock Farm
Bryan
Estherville
O.N. Young
Oskaloosa
Blanche
Cedar Falls
Teachers' College
High Lake Notes On Visits and Local Events
High Lake residents share visits and travels to Des Moines for the Auto Show. Funeral of Mrs Halver Halverson at High Lake cemetery. Market Day Sale at Graettinger drew a large crowd. Rumor cites J M Walden as a potential Supervisor candidate to succeed Ressell.
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High Lake
Des Moines
Johnie Iverson
Wallingford
Peterson
D. Richards
Sam Granger
Abrs
Ig. E. Moore
Liberal
Kans
Kingle
Grodind
Merklin
J. M. Walden
Ressell
Walden
Notice to Pay Up Before April First
A creditor informs all who owe on account to call and pay by April first and to have books straightened up before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Graettinger Announces 1912 City Election on March 25
Notice to qualified voters of Graettinger Iowa Palo Alto county that the annual election will be held on Monday March 25 1912 to elect a mayor city assessor city treasurer and five councilmen C A Vanney D W Cameron Clerk Mayor and officers to be chosen per city proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Towa
Graettinger Tile Works appeals for unsettled accounts
Graettinger Tile Works owner Fred Spies announces a fire destroyed office and stock. The firm asks patrons with unpaid balances to bring last statements to the Farmers Elevator and settle accounts, until a new office is constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger Tile Works
Fred Spies
Mgr
Notice of Intoxicating Liquor Permit Application
In Palo Alto County 1912 district court the application of T. D. Collins seeks a permit to buy keep for sale and dispense intoxicating liquors at the frame store building on lot 7 block 8 original Graondttinger plat. The hearing is set for the first day of March 23 1912 at the courthouse in Minmetsburg Iowa.
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District Court of the State of Iowwin
Palo Alto County
J. D. Collins
Pharmust
A. J. Burt
District Court of the State of
Jaws
T. D. Collins
Orginal
Graodttinger
Paulo Alta County
Iowa
Minmetsburg
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