Pep Club reorganizes at Rolfe High with new officers
Rolfe High’s Girls Pep Club reestablished under Miss Nelson as faculty adviser. Officers elected include Lola Sroufe president Jeanie McEwen vice president Bernadine Barnes treasurer. Pep meeting showcased band, cheers and school songs led by members. Rolfe Seconds beat Plover High 18 15 in a later game. Rolfe reserves have won all season. Faculty Club met Feb 7 to discuss study aids. next meeting March 7.
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Miss Nelson
Palrot
Lola Sroufe
Jce
Jeanie McEwen
y.Treas
Bernadine Barnes
Rolfe High School
Dents
Rne
Morrison
Graydon Orton
Rusty
Iris
Marcum
Rahs
R. A
Verites
Nald Smith
Stegge
Ives
Russell Smith
Calli
Cornwell
Thompson
Rolfe
Rolfe High
Plover High
Wilcox
Mrd& Arthur
Miss Charlson
Dorothea
Hawaii
Missex Taylor
Sheel
Grace McEwen
Helen Miller
Lillian Nelson
Woman’s Club
Lucile Wheeler
Helen Kennedy
Donald Davidson
Roberta Kennedy
South Central
Roland
Noble Knight
Mildred Kanst
Timber Uke in South Dakota touted as farming opportunity
A promotional piece extols Timber Uke in South Dakota with claims of easy debt payoff and strong farming prospects. It quotes William Hanes from Minneola, noting 500 dollars in debt turned into a potential five to one payoff, listing crops and livestock and praising local services, markets, and water. Addresses Mr H I Hunter, Agricultural Agent, Chicago.
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South Dakota
William “Hanes
Minneola
Plo
Mail Service
Chapel
North Dakota
Montana
H. I. Hunter
GM. & St. P. Rny
Union Station
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Notes and Choir Update
Sunday Bible School and morning worship continue with a Luke 6-12 sermon series. Evening platform meeting will feature laymen speaking about Des Moines attendance. Missionary Society meets Friday at Mrs Julius White's home with Mrs White assisted by Mrs Cook and Mrs Smith. Junior and Intermediate Choir of 22 voices will sing each Sunday night under Mrs Colebaugh and Miss Smith, adding value to services.
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Des Moines
The
Missionary Society
Julius White
John ‘Murray
Circle No. 2
Skinsington
E. 8. Colebaugh
Nellie Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Invited Attendance
Rev J O Wangberg leads Norwegian service at Trinity Lutheran Church with 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 45 a m Bible class Week-Day Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m conducted by church laymen You are invited to attend Subscribe for The Arrow NOW
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Manson
A Pair of Blue Eyes in the American West Journey
The narrator travels from Albany to Omaha along the plains and the new transcontinental line, drawn by a desire to glimpse a pair of blue eyes amid a vast landscape. The journey passes through wide horizons with antelope and prairie dogs noted along the route. He reflects on the novelty and fatigue of five days of steady travel.
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Albany
Hudson
Omaha
Plains
Missouri River
Union Pacific Railway
Indian Country
Westward Dreams and a Dashing Stranger on a Great Rail Ride
The narrator, urged by doctors, travels toward the distant West beyond Missouri. Train lines promise a 1868 crossing of the Black Hills toward Salt Lake City, with Benton Wyoming Territory as a distant terminus. A striking blue‑eyed woman accompanies the journey, her fashion suggesting Broadway glamour as Omaha impresses the traveler.
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Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Union Pacific
Black Hills
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Benton
Wyoming Territory
Albany
Cincinnatti
Broadway
New York
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RK. B. S. Arrotalet
Adhd Ap Oan Ayvchestra
Mure
Helmiios
Setzeplandt
Springfield
Ill
White
Guernsey
Poland
China
Emerson Gang
Deere
McCormick
Deering
John Deere
King & Hamilton
Tate
Leo Vogel
W. T. Thompson & Son
Calhoun County State Bank
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Walker
Bible School
Epworth League
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. O. Wangberg
TOE
Paul Robinson
Decess
Wirme Grand Sabin
Blessing-Bailey Farm
Rolfe-Havelock County
M. P. Hancher
Farrow
Surrey
Deere Gang
Rock Island
FORD
F. L.macvey
H. H. Grove
J. H. Brinkman
First National Bank OF Rolfe
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