Great Northern Ht Mabrice Loulaz Borth
Fragments show a Great Northern event with names Mabrice and Loulaz Borth. Details are unreadable. no clear date place or outcome.
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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
8
Fragments show a Great Northern event with names Mabrice and Loulaz Borth. Details are unreadable. no clear date place or outcome.
Community items report residents traveling and visiting in Hospers Orange City and Newkirk. Local workers like Hugh Dealy and Al Van Wechel are active on jobs and painting. A brick yard engine break interrupted work while a stranger near the Reformed church suffered a brief seizure.
Eagle area residents report visits and illness. Eagle resident Mrs Sherman Knapp is very ill at home. Mrs Charies Witt visited the Berg home. Arthur Younis helps at H Witt farm. Miss Mame Hacket attended services at Hawardes. H Kircher and Mies Keto visited nearby Monday. Eagle tips Eddy Witt visiting Kircher home and Dick Bros shelled corn for James Barckly last week.
Residents and relatives from Alcester Doon and surrounding towns engage in visits, school and church events, weddings, and community gatherings. Notable items include family visits from Canada and Iowa, school term completion, sermons, a church painting project, and preparations for upcoming nuptials.
Sunny Side reports visits by D Fullerton to Frank Taylor and a social at R C Browns. The column covers corn plowing by Marvin Kidwiler for B S Miller and field misfortunes, a georgic tally, school closure, the Old Settlers picnic at Boyden, local barnyard incidents, and a skunk encounter on Fred Manley’s bike.
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