PIKERTOWN PICKINGS Community notices and visits
Mrs Lars Severson hosts guests including Misses Ear l Climpson and Tillie Nelson of Chicago and relatives from Rockwell City. Visitors travel to Cherokee and Pioneer. local families host gatherings, birthdays, and Sunday school activities. The Pilot Creek Crusaders held a banquet, and a youth class membership contest led to a banquet for winners. An accident invites sympathy for the Otto family. auto sales and farm elevator talk feature locally. Threshing yields and oats per acre are noted. an Oakland car is bought by Jess Nantamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Severson
Herschel
Lil
Earl Climpson
Tillie Nelson
Chicago
Philander Strong
Cherokee
Clarence
A. J. Johnson
Thor
New Overland
Pilot Creek Crusaders
A. L. Johnson
Pilot Creek Sunday School
Automobile Tragedy Claims Young Man Near Spencer
William Gritten, visiting his uncle General Gritten near Greenville, died after a car overturned while returning from Spencer with a cousin. The 16 year old driver lost control on a new high crowned road causing the wreck that pinned Gritten beneath the vehicle. The Potomac Illinois family prepared for burial after the remains were brought home.
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Spencer, la
Ane
Willam Gritten
Gen. Gritten
Greenville
Spencer
Young Gritten
Potomac
Gilmore City Gleanings updates and visits
Mrs J E McBride and daughter left for Valley Junction Iowa to visit relatives. Grace and Mae Morrison departed for Nebraska to visit grandparents. Mrs Richard Mullen is seriously ill, relatives summoned. Mrs Bert Wagner of Ft Dodge and others arrived this week. Miss Lottie Cavanaugh to Clarion for a few days. Gilmore City high school classes plan a picnic for Wednesday. J K Sutton of Madrid visited. Chautauqua sessions closed with plans for 1915 event. Rolfe shop promotes need for a new water system. Wisie Burkhaiter and Ethel McFetrie of Pocahontas visited. Frank Dunker and family visited Sam Wallace. Thad Herrick returned to Cash SD after two months here. Otto Christenson heads to Detroit for a new car. W E Campbell and family drove to Bode. A H Keck bought a new Ford touring car. Madeline Nichols left for Titonka to visit her brother.
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J. E. McBride
Valley Junction
Iowa
Grace
Mae Morrison
Nebraska
Richard Mullen
Bert Wagner
Ft. Dodge
Harmon Kennedy
Des Moines
Frank
Chicago
W. Cavanaugh
Cora Richardson
Rolfe
Wisie Burkhaiter
Ethe
McFetrie
Pocahontas
Henry Cavanaugh
Frank Dunker
Humboldt
Sam Wallace
Thad Herrick
Cash
Otto Christenson
Detroit
Mich
W. EE. Campbell
A. H. Keck
Madeline Nichols
Titonka
Ringling Bros Circus Coming to Fort Dodge Next Saturday
Fort Dodge will host Ringling Bros circus next Saturday the 22nd with a parade downtown. The regular M and St. L train will arrive in time to view the parade and return after the performance. The circus is described as great this year. Awe Mia Julius White and Son Guy aided in a lakes visit to Arnold's Park girls camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
Fort Dodge
Fort
Ringling’s
Mia
Julius White
Guy
Arnold's Park
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Saturn
Minneapolis and Saint Louis
Waterloo
J-Horse Gas Engine
F. L. Uemil
Rolf
W. C. Shull
Garfield Two
Joan
Brinkman
Tawrehip
Waterman
Masonie Cinblen
Trout’s
M. McKim
Plover
IntLever Phone Sa
Is. E. Bruce
H. A. Lind, Rolfe
Jerry Williams
of & W
Sibfkin
Rolfe, Ia
Winder Notity
G. W. Salisbury
Rolfe Lown
Butler Hill
Beaver Creek
North and
Northwest
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Black Hills
Colorado
California
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Chicago & North Western Ry
Adv
Gihab Foe
Wyeth
Haig
Pikertown
Norma
Laura Hanset
Rockwell City
A. Simonson
Bessie Buchel
Pioneer
Andrew Simonsen
Thelma
Jeda Nettland
Eagles Grove
Simonson
S. Swanson
S. Simonson
Thos. DeWolf
Simon Simonson
I. Paulson
T. H. Bailey
Willie Spangler
Hazel Kilbourne
Eille Ryen
Sam Severson
Lillie Spangle
Mrs. Howe
Jess Nantamaker
Oakland
White Bros
Otto
Johnnie
Olsen
Mivors
Gilmore City
Dobbs’ Shoe Store
Hoyne
Yours
DR. Staggs
Estherville
E. W. Wilson
Chaches
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