Local notes and notices from the Goldfield area
Local brief notices list sick calls, homecomings, travel, and social updates. Items include Miss Francie Walkner returning home, the editor's family visiting, Mrs. Fred J Klasse in Town City, Ethel Beckwith visiting Cedar Falls, and Sam Klassi leasing Hawthorne Garage. Also noted are a Boone Club program delay, Webster's Dictionary for sale, and local property moves including livery changes and rentals. A birth on Washington's Birthday is celebrated by the Humboldt Independent with a christening of Littles Georgiana Minion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Klasse
Ethel Beckwith
Cedar Falls
Sam Klassi
Hawthorne
Br. C. Selgelid
EF. A. Minion
Humboldt Independent
Washington
Miss Georgiana Minion
Fraternity
The
Independent
Georgiana
Bode Bugle
School Notes from the Rural High School
Winnie Packard has been absent two weeks with Scarlet Fever. Twelve pupils took the rural exam at the High School last Thursday and Friday. Visitors from H. B. B. and others attended Friday’s program in Miss Hass room and viewed the new building. Prof and Mrs Evans plan to attend the Northwest Iowa Teacher's Association in Ft Dodge on Friday and Saturday. Mrs L M Smith presented a Longfellow picture and three volume U S History set to the H. S. library. The H. S. B. B. team and town team played three recent basketball games, the H. S. boys winning the last two. The boys bought a new ball this week and hope to use it against Goldfield later this week. The High School received a pedestal statue of Abraham Lincoln Tuesday evening, a gift from Dr L S Turner, a highly appreciated addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Packard
Abraham Lincoln
Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claims to purify blood and affect mucous surfaces, backed by testimonials and endorsed by a Toledo company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Taleda
BTW Meets At G I Purdy Home On Feb Twenty Third
The B T W Club gathered at the G I Purdy residence with eight members and one guest present due to illness and bad roads. Mrs Olive Palmer chaired in the president's absence, a new member was welcomed, and Mrs Avice Gillespie read King Arthur and His Knights. A luncheon followed, and plans were made for the next meeting at Mrs Marie Engstrom with a covered dish gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.T. W. Club
G.I. Purdy
Olive Palmer
Avice Gillespie
King Arthur
Knights of the Round Table
Marie Engstrom
Still Growing Town Sees Nine New Houses Planned
Several prosperous farmers will move to town in the spring and many from away are looking for residences there. Nine new houses will be built and occupied as soon as completed. An increase in population of nearly one hundred is expected. Now is the time to affiliate with a wood Live town.
Notice Of Letting Drainage District Contract
The Humbold County Board of Supervisors at an adjourned session February 10 ordered the construction of ditches in Drainage District 77. The project lists lengths for Main 2600 ft, Main 1000 ft, Main 1600 ft, Main 1376 ft, Br 1 900 ft, Br 1 100 ft, Br 3 400 ft, Br 3 4100 ft, Br 4 100 ft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Humbold
Navnber
Gitebee
Denius
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Renwick Baptist Church
Dr. Richardson
Goldfield
Francie’ Walkner
Clanssen Bros
Will Norder
S. Dak
Livermore
Mr. Burr Packard
Minnesota
Boone Club
M. A. Ketman
Des Moines
Fred Hefty
Anna
Lewis Johnson
Frank Walkner
BTW
Cyphers
M. J. Holt
Renwick
Louis Rabiner
Chas
Baldus
Olson Offlee
Towa
Col
B.D. Miller
Liva Stock
Westmoaths Paraatetrt
Hardy
J. J. G. Devine
Humboldt County
Amliter
Akon City
Iowa
Humbuhit
Devine
Iearest
Luchsinger Hall
Jack Rossauer
Laporte City
Floyd Notestine
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