Young Men Marry Guido and Margo Byron in Windom Area
Several local weddings announced on Tuesday April 16. Robert Guida wed Margaret Byron at the bride’s sister home and the couple planned housekeeping on a North Bingham Lake farm. Daniel Arthur Guida wed Altha Jane Paden at his parents’ home, with a large dinner and plans to continue teaching. A third couple, Anna Jones and Miles Mahan, married at St Mary’s church in Lodge Pole with a full ceremony and reception, and will reside in Lodge Pole after a short honeymoon trip.
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Windom
Bryan
Cogley
Bingham Lake
Daniel Arthur Guida
Altha Jane Paden
Wm. Guida
Stoughton
Guida
Great Bend
Lemmon
St. Mary’s Church
Anna Jones
Miles Mahan
W. B. Jones
Lodgepole
West
Neihborhood
Wrestling Match at Woodmen Hall Draws Crowd
The Woodmen Hall wrestling event drew good attendance with a two out of three falls prelim between Chris Anchor of Obedon and Bert Montgomery. Anchor won two straight falls, fifteen and eight minutes. In the main bout Harvey Peterson faced Mr Holden of Ottoson. Holden won two straight falls in twelve and fourteen minutes, using a half nelson and maintaining control. The next show is in Ottoson next Saturday night.
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Woodmen Hall
Chris Anchor
Obedon
Bert Montgomery
Anchor
Montogomery
Harvey Peterson
Holden
Ottoson
Nelson
Sisters
Peterson
Harvey
Large tile drainage push farmers with new crews
Much Wing reports a major tiling drive this summer with Chas. Dohigg hiring eleven men from Armstrong and Emmetsburg and plans for ten to twelve tile cars on farms near Swea City. Benefits of drainage are now clear to landowners who installed tile earlier, while labor shortages may slow progress despite wages of $3 or more per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dohigg
Armstrong and
Emmetsburg
Swez City
Fairfield man traps seven wolves for bounty
Bert Nelson of Fairfield township captured seven young wolves for the bounty. He shot the old wolf, she escaped, and he dug out the whelps alive. He brought in two live whelps. The bounty on young wolves is 2.50 each, totaling 17.50 for the seven. This made a pretty good day's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nelson
Fairfield Township
Roosevelt and Grilk Fail To Save Second District
In 1910 Roosevelt attempted to preserve the second district for Charles Grilk but failed. In 1912 Grilk sought to save the district for Roosevelt and also failed, leaving the account now balanced.
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Sioux City Journal
Roosevelt
Charles Grilk
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Osgood and Grachtinger
Guido-Bryan
Paden
Marian-Jones
Mendessohn
Barty
Liner Martens
Chas. Miles
Mildred Delaney
Father Frei
Cournoyer
Luesh
Jones
Des Moines
J. L. Holland
Graettinger
Iowa
Opera House
C. S. George
Ieet
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Mo Fernels
Keernels
Nave
Gary
A. 4
A. J. Johnson
the Implement Man