Town Notes From Local Visitors And Residents
G W Pitta and Jas Willey visit town on business. N G O Westra ships hogs to Sioux City. Tom Dack comes from Hawarden on business. Stewart a victim of the grip. Born to Mr and Mrs Ienac Goin. Edwards installs gas lighting in his saloon. We ntally: Mrs Franc Wenally visits Hawarden. Yom Englend arrives from Onawa. Rev L A McCaffree to preach next Sunday. Mt Joy church services next Sunday. No juror from Reading township for March term. York Johanson visits Hawarden. Rev H Grimm to hold services in Hawarden. Dance at Vlotho’s ball March 17. Tonjes and Oaken attend Oaken Dittmer wedding. Schield returns from Belle Plaine for funeral. Baack family ill with pneumonia. W A Townsend goes to Cedar Falls for jewelry firm road position. A E Stein to Chicago and Keystone visit. Rev J W Lothian stays at Fort Bodge. W F Overholser winds up visit.
Ireton Community Notes from Late Week
Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Beresford visited the Frosts last week. Fay Terpooning returned from Brown's Business College in Sioux City. W I Thompson inspected property in Rockwall tied to the McKeever estate. The Morrison family improved after two weeks of illness. A four act comedy The District School is being rehearsed for Ireton audiences. Acetylene gas plant removed from the M church. kerosene lamps used until a gasoline plant is installed. E B Waite moves to Vlotho house. Ike Goin will occupy Waite’s rooms. Rev J P Linn conducted funeral services of the youngest child of Mr and Mrs Moorehead south of Treton. A telephone was installed in the German Lutheran parsonage. call central to talk to Rev Grimm. OJ Heinrich sent 1.40 from Centerville SD for the Ledger for another year. The Green family has moved into the Carpenter house on West Third. Mr Green plans to open a restaurant next week. Glesnet entertainment and social at Victho’s hall tonight. one admission covers all. Mrs J Krick of Gann Valley SD visited with Fartinger and Thompson Friday night to Monday. E Fair returned from Boulder CO. Mrs Fair is well but plans not to return to Iratan this summer. The Ireton Rural Telephone Association meets March 11 to elect officers. Emil Schimming and Eloise Klomb were married yesterday at the brides’ parents’ home seven miles southeast of Hawarden, with Rev Hugs Grimm officiating. the groom is son of the Schimmings of Ireton and the bride is daughter of the Klambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schimming
Eloise Klomb
Hawarden
Hugs Grimm
Fred Schimming
Ireton
Peter Klamb
C. P. Bailey
Juike
J. Arthur Edwards
Sac City
Martha R. Morris
Hebron
Ind
Porte City
Iowa
Roy
Floy
J. F. Morris
Treton
O. M. Morris
C.D. Morris
Canton
C. F. Bailey
Barney
N. D
M. I. Church
Local residents move, meetings, and illnesses in town
Mrs. EH Branskill will move into her new south town residence next week. Jas Yates moved into the Gamble house recently vacated by D M Cooper. Rev Im Gihring and family leave for Waterloo where they have many friends. Eastern Star banquet marks a new member. Orville Karris seriously ill with erysipelas and scarlet fever. quarantine and nurse from Sioux City. B Lendt attends funeral of father Chris Lendt who died of Brights disease at 77. Mite society postpones Spron sale and chicken pie supper to March 16 due to Gleaners event. H A Lockie Jeweler joins EH E Waite & Co in Paullina. S D Woodford, Mrs E W Black’s father, ill with grip. plans Aberdeen visit. Ledger error corrected regarding Mrs Sargent. Revival meetings begin March 12 at M E church led by Rev Walter Torbet. two weeks. Co iL Gilbert, Morningside student, preaches at Mt EB church. Rev Prof Campbell absent. United Presbyterian services: morning sermon “Where Satan's Throne To” and evening Bible discourses on inspiration and the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prasbyterian
Satan
Stag Growth Plans and Local Social News In Brambleton
F Viotho plans upgrading a ball over his store to attract players and bids for the next season. The stags will be enlarged with added scenery and chairs throughout. Mr and Mrs Mosher, relatives of JL Briggle, arrived for a regional visit from Vargo to Hazelton North Dakota. About 316 was raised at a school entertainment in the M E church to buy fiction for the library. J L Johnson J H Kidwiler and D E Byrne returned from Alabama praising the climate and trip. Donald Stewart bought general merchandise in Hattisburg South Dakota and will move there soon. A firemen dance raised forty dollars to cover expenses, Ainworth’s orchestra provided music. Weding plans announced for Miss Alice Johnson to Mr Hilts on March 15 at the brides parents home. Miss Ethel Burker joined the Lodger staff to cover society items and arrivals. Corn Belt Meat Product Association meeting set for tomorrow with a large county turnout and D Montgomery to discuss past work and future prospects. Farmers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Meat Productira Association
D. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Kilnefelter to Manage Rosalia Lumber Yard
H N Kilnefelter will manage the Schoeneman Bros lumber yard in Rosalia following acceptance of a position in Washington. Kilnefelter formerly led the Schoeneman Bros operation and will oversee the Rosalia yard as its new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Kilnefelter
Rosalia
Schoeneman . Bros
Dr Klinefelter Named New Leader in Ireton Lumber Field
The Pollach Lumber Co. promotes Dr Klinefelter to chief role as he accepts the position. Resident of Traton for seven years, he has strong town ties and serves on the city council and as secretary of the local telephone association. He understands the lumber business in all branches and is expected to succeed. The family plans to move to Washington later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Yard
Pollach Lumber Co
Klinefelter
Ireton
Traton
Ality
Washington
Three Ireton Council Seats to Be Chosen in March
The spring election in Ireton will elect three councilmen on March 27. Incumbents WwB Day J H Ridwiler and H A Ricklefe have announced they will not seek re election. Day and Kidwiler say they will not run again, while Ridlefe may run if urged by friends. The article praises earnest candidates and urges choosing men with a record of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
B. Day
J. H. Ridwiler
H. A.ricklefe
Day
Kidwiler
the Ledger
Ricklefe
Lreton
Pia Ne Ee
Tren
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.J. Jenson
E. B. Miller
Gladstone
J. A. Jenson
G. W. Pitta
Sra Ag
Sarke Dolce
Jas. Willey
Beresford
N. GO. Westra
Sioux City
Tom Dack
Hawarfen
D. BR. Stewart
Mrs. Ienac Goin
Jno
Robert Biller
Siour City
Franc WeNally
A. E. Waite
Yom Englend
Onawa
L. A. McCaffree
M. Ee
A. E. Schwenk
Mt. Joy Church
Reading Township
York Johanson
John Tonjes
Mary Oaken
Guttenburg
Fred Schield
Belle Plaine, Il
Arthur
Enoch Baack
Henry Baack
W. A. Townsend
Cedar Falls
A. E. Stein
Chicago
Sadie
Keystone
J. W. Lothian
Fort Bodge
W. WF. Overholeer
Charlotte Smith
W. H. Frost
Fay Terpooning
Brown’s Business College
W. I. Thompson
Rockwall
McKeever
W. TE. Morrison
Avip
E. EB
Waite
Vlotho Housa
Ike Goin
J. P. Linn
J Moorehead
Rav. Grimm
O.j.heinrich
Centerville
The
Ledger
D. P. Green
Carpenter House
West Third Street
Mr. Green
Glesnet
Victho's
J. Krick
Gann Valley, S. D
Mesdames
F.F. Fartinger
W.T. Thompson
E. Fair
Boulder
Col
Sioux County
Farmers & Merchants Bank
LE. Watkins
M. Monally
Heinrich
Cashier
Im Gihring
Waterloo
Eastern Star
Orville
A.S. Karris
B. Lendt
Wheatland Sn
Chris Lendt
Mr. Lendt
Mite Society
Gleaners
H. A. Lockie
Paullina
EH. E. Waite & Co
Mer. Lockie
S. D Woodford
E. W. Black
Aberdeen
Fred Sargent
Praston, Il
Chas. Sargant
M. EB
Cbarch
Walter Torbet
F. Viotho
M.E. Shurch
J. L. Johnson
J. H. Kidwiler
D. E. Byrne
Alabama
South
Donald Stewart
Hattisburg
S. D
Stewart
Ainworth
Alice Johnson
Airs. M. Johnson
Hilt Hilts
Ethel Burker
Lodger
Miss Burker
Henry Heoren
Gerd Onken
Josia Dittmer
Marsh I
H. BE. Onken
Guntav Dittmer
J. F. Dittmar
John Viotho
Henry Vilotha
Heh. Oaken
Iraton
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