Rolfe Triumphs In Fort Dodge Algona Golf Event
Rolfe wins the Fort Dodge Algona golf match with a 3 round display. Thompson leads with a 3 36 69 score and Colebaugh of Rolfe finishes runner up 46 38 74. Guests enjoy a picnic lunch at the Park as entertainment and sports draw visitors.
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BK Rolfe
Algona
Rolfe
Dodge
Algona Int
Sandon
Fort
Dodge - Seis
Fort Dodge
Algona Te Pean
Keacheam
Thompson
Fortedge
Smith
Gray
Spencer
Colebaugh
Lownedal Scorre
Flodge
Bury
Es Hessel
Lowry
Green
Woolington
Dixon
LeGrange
Rankin
Oliver
Pencer
Thomas
Sher Ue
Hofstad
Kirke
Bjorstad
Cornwall
R. Mus
W. W
Spr
Murtagh
Nugent
Vo O . Nicoulin
Tolfe
Aig
Taylogue
Hotfis
Melntire
Mather
Theobald Oo O Carroll
Nacke
McEwen
D. Oo
Butler
A Truly Dry Town Bounces Back From Water Strike
The city well, idle for about two weeks due to a damaged cylinder, resumed supplying water yesterday after worm parts were replaced and minor machinery adjustments. Officials confirm no exhaustion or blockage, though the system remains taxed with higher demand and overworked equipment.
Important Hog Sale At Olerich Place Southwest Of Town
H F Olerich will hold a dispersion sale of Poland China hogs tomorrow at his place southwest of town. The sale is pivotal as he reduces his herd beyond prior levels to keep the operation viable, offering breeding stock including breeding sows. Mrs Geo F Smith Nellie Fred and Beatrice Bruce drove to Lakes Sunday for a day at M N camping grounds. Clarence son of Mr and Mrs H I Peterson visits Storm Lake with his uncle R J Peterson family.
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H. F. Olervich
Poland
Olerich
Hera
Geo. F. Smith
Nellie
Fred
Beatrice Bruce
the Lakes
M. N
Clarence
H. I.peterson
R. J. Peterson
Storm ‘Lake
Rolfe Ladies Host Notable Thursday Social Event
Afternoon iced tea and evening picnic dinner pleased attendees as the Rolfe ladies earned praise for hospitality. A small but capable committee served, Col. J B Kent and Major Ed Schnug led a refreshment stand, visitors paid with tin money, and golf enthusiasts enjoyed lively matches on a glorious day.
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Rolfe
Col. J. B. Kent
Ed Schnug
Rolfe Band Forming With Vecchi Directing Effort
The Rolfe Band project began with a Saturday tryout by instructor Vecchi. About twenty players interviewed Sunday with plans for a thirty piece brass band and a noted reed shortage. Rehearsals under Vecchi start Monday with detailed instrument schedules and a six month contract extension for Vecchi. O.N. Cook travels to West Bend to meet his niece Blanch Gibbons visiting from Cedar Rapids.
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Rolfe
Vecchi
Our Woman’s Club
Florence
Torino
Perugia
Drake University
Des Moines
O.N. Cook
West’ Bend
Miss Blanch Gibbons
Cedar Rapids
Cook and Caspar Grant
Married Sixty-Five Years Montgomery Anniversary in Rolfe
The J. T. Grant home hosted a surprise sixty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Montgomery. They married in 1857 in Pittsburgh and moved west in 1879 settling on a farm near Sutherland before relocating to Rolfe in 1898. Their eight four years show enduring health as family gatherings celebrate with kin from Cherokee, Sutherland, Emmetsburg, Rolfe, Fort Dodge and beyond. The community extends best wishes for many more years together and in good health.
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J. T. Grant
Andrew Montgomery
Montgomery
Muriel Wilson
Katie Brown
Mary Fee
Fort Collins
Colo
Hannah Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Berta Boothby
Cherokee
Andrew T, Montgomery
Helen
Ruth
Harold
Kenneth
Eldon
Eleanor
Forrest
Rollin
Charlotte Cumming
Rolfe
Etta M. Julius
Fort Dodge
Not Weaned Yet Friend Barney
W A Kelley writes from Madeira Minnesota after visiting Rolfe and meeting friends. He plans to stay longer next time and invites friends to visit, noting they live four and one half miles east of Madeira on the state rock by 3. He mentions homesickness and warm regards to Rolfe connections.
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Barney
Rolfe
Madeira
Minn
State Rock
The Montana Trip Through a Western Frontier
A travelogue recounts a late spring voyage from St Paul through North Dakota and into Montana. The author notes generous rainfall, lush pastures, and scarce cattle, plus visits to Bismarck and Dickinson. Roosevelt’s ranching era near Medora is explored through Mother Roberts and I L Peterson with reflections on the 1886 87 winter losses and the Bad Lands now Pyramid Park.
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Roosevelt
Missouri
Medora
Hin
Pyramid Park
Peterson
Northern Pacific
Black Hills
Dakota
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Federal Land Banks
First National Bank
Rolfe, Iowa
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W. A. Kelley
Varina
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St. Paul
Red River Valley
Jim
Nonpartisan League
Bismark
Povenor
Mandan
Dickinson
South Dakota
Mother Roberts
Iowa
Capepal
W. S. McEwen
Robert Bruce
James Bruce
Joseph McEwen
D. D. McEwen
J.B. Kent
Robert Bruce James Bruce
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