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Newspaper
Ireton Weekly Ledger
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
5
Sioux City visitor E Paty on business in town. Rock Rapids guests Miss Maurie Spear and sister Mrs G D Yg Amanda Mauer visit. local residents host relatives and attend meetings. church lectures, rail talks, real estate ads, and farm news populate the Ireton area.
Mi snch Mre C M Fosburg welcome a baby girl born Sept 25. J L Johnson of the Northwestern Bank visits Monroe with his daughter Boo. Many readers plan to travel to Ames for the Northwestern low-rate excursion. The Juvenile Band receives a $25 donation from its members at a Ledger practice. Albert Blackmer to lead the Ireton band, editor resigns after two years, and band property transfers to Blackmer. Orange City and Rock Valley fair relations urged to avoid losses. Dr Twining of Sioux City to visit Ireton Oct 18 for eye tests and free consultation.
A short notice asks debtors to call and settle accounts immediately to avoid collection costs. The creditor, Dr. Stewart, emphasizes the need for payment.
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